6 Licensed Bail Bond Agencies in Fort Pierce, FL

In 1961, Carroll “Buddy” Collins was a police officer in Palm Beach County, Florida. Although he found the work rewarding, he wanted the freedom and flexibility of working for himself. That desire is exactly how Carroll Collins Bail Bonds began. In 1997, Carroll Collins took Lisa M. Johns-Grose under his wing, educating and training her to help run his day-to-day bail operations. Today, Carroll Collins Bail Bonds is still going strong with Lisa Johns-Grose at the helm as a 20+ year employee. Lisa remains highly active in the bail industry on both the county and state levels. Just as we have since 1961, our team will be here for you every step of the way—from your very first phone call until your case is completely resolved.

Available 24/7, Rick’s Bail Bonds offers a convenient "instant bail" service that allows you to complete and sign all paperwork directly from your smartphone or computer without leaving home. Thanks to a central office located right near the St. Lucie County Jail, the agency can post bonds and secure a fast, discreet release for your loved one within minutes, day or night. Founded in 2015 by Rick, a local professional with experience in the industry since 2000, the company is highly praised in Google reviews for its rapid response times, affordable rates, and exceptional customer service during difficult times.

Life can be unpredictable, but if you or a loved one ever face an unfortunate arrest, A Johnson Bail Bonds is ready to assist you. Our team of professional bondsmen works tirelessly to navigate the system and secure a jail release as fast as possible.

While we primarily serve Florida’s 19th Judicial Circuit—including Fort Pierce, St. Lucie, Indian River, Martin, and Okeechobee counties—24hr Bail Bonds LLC can also secure releases across the entire United States using transfer bonds. Our reliable agents are available 24/7 to assist you whenever and wherever needed. Additionally, if you have an active warrant, we can verify the details and guide you through a warrant walkthrough, accompanying you into jail with your bonds ready so you can be processed and released as quickly as possible.

Originally started by Paul Higgs as Higgs Bail Bonds in 1970. A woman named Maggie Gallott worked for Paul Higgs until his death. She took over the business and changed the name to Gallott Bail Bonds. In 1992, Mitch Hilburn began working for Maggie Gallott as a bail bondsman. When Maggie passed away in April 2004, Mitch continued to run the business as Gallott-Hilburn Bail Bonds. Mitch later changed the name to Hilburn Bail Bonds in 2006. PatrickHilburn, Mitch’s son started working for his father as a bail bondsman in 2008. HilburnBail Bonds are currently operated by father and son, Mitch and Patrick. However, Mitch currently spends his days fishing and golfing knowing his son is taking care of the family business.

In 1961, Palm Beach County police officer Carroll “Buddy” Collins left law enforcement to pursue the freedom of self-employment, leading to the creation of Carroll Collins Bail Bonds. Years later, in 1997, he mentored Lisa M. Johns-Grose, training her to manage the daily operations of the business. Today, with over two decades of experience, Lisa stands at the helm of the company while remaining heavily involved in the bail industry at both county and state levels. True to a tradition that began in 1961, our team remains dedicated to guiding you through the entire process, providing continuous support from your very first phone call until the case is fully resolved.