Every county Bondr reaches, named.
Most bail software says “national.” That usually means a custody feed bought from one vendor, and those feeds do not carry the bond amount. Bondr reads each county’s own public sheriff roster directly, which is the only way to get the bond — so our coverage is a list of counties, not a claim. Here is the whole list. Verified 2026-08-26.
The short version. 91 counties are monitored — searchable on demand and watchable for custody changes. 27 more are search-only, because the county asks automated clients not to poll it and we honour that. 3 are reference-only. Florida is deepest at 32 monitored counties. Everywhere else in the country, you get a one-click portal link and manual entry — no dead ends.
Monitored counties.
Searchable on demand, and watchable: Bondr checks these on a schedule and tells you when a client’s custody status changes. Charges and bond amounts pull straight into a file.
Florida 32
Alachua · Baker · Bradford · Brevard · Clay · Collier · Columbia · DeSoto · Escambia · Flagler · Glades · Hamilton · Hardee · Hernando · Highlands · Indian River · Lee · Leon · Madison · Martin · Monroe · Nassau · Okaloosa · Orange · Osceola · Pasco · Polk · Putnam · Santa Rosa · St. Lucie · Suwannee · Walton
Alabama 15
Cherokee · Chilton · Colbert · DeKalb · Elmore · Escambia · Etowah · Franklin · Jefferson · Lee · Madison · Marion · Morgan · Pickens · St. Clair
Texas 10
Bell · Dallas · Denton · Hidalgo · Jefferson · Nueces · Panola · Rockwall · Tarrant · Williamson
Georgia 8
Barrow · DeKalb · Gwinnett · Hall · Henry · Liberty · Paulding · Troup
North Carolina 5
Buncombe · Forsyth · Gaston · Guilford · Wake
Iowa 3
Dallas · Polk · Scott
Washington 3
Lynnwood (municipal) · Marysville (municipal) · Snohomish
Arkansas 2
Sebastian · White
Kansas 2
Crawford · Geary
Michigan 2
Kalamazoo · Wayne
Ohio 2
Allen · Hancock
South Carolina 2
Lancaster · Lexington
Arizona 1
Yuma
Indiana 1
Madison
Louisiana 1
Ascension Parish
Missouri 1
Buchanan
Virginia 1
Arlington
Search-only counties.
The adapter works exactly as well as a monitored one — same charges, same bond. The difference is that these counties’ sites ask automated clients not to poll them, so Bondr searches them when you ask and never on a timer.
These are deliberately not counted as monitored coverage. A county we may not poll cannot be watched for a release, and we would rather show you a shorter honest number than a longer one you find out about later.
South Carolina 7
Anderson · Cherokee · Colleton · Laurens · Oconee · Pickens · Union
Mississippi 5
George · Itawamba · Kemper · Lee · Stone
Arkansas 4
Arkansas · Grant · Jefferson · Lawrence
South Dakota 4
Clay · Lincoln · Meade · Roberts
Florida 2
Hendry · Washington
Georgia 2
Catoosa · Houston
California 1
Merced
New Mexico 1
San Juan
North Dakota 1
Williams
Reference only.
These publish a booking-history table rather than a live roster. Useful to look someone up; they carry no in/out custody signal, so they are never watched.
Florida 3
Charlotte · Franklin · Miami-Dade
Portal handoff.
These counties publish a roster, but behind a CAPTCHA or a bot-protection challenge. Bondr will not work around one, so it opens the county’s official search for you and you type the booking number in. They are named here because they are the biggest markets in Florida and you deserve to know before you buy, not after.
Yes, that includes Hillsborough, Broward, Palm Beach, Duval and Pinellas. Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Jacksonville and St. Petersburg are portal-and-manual-entry today. If automatic booking pull in those counties is the reason you are shopping, say so on the call and we will tell you straight whether to buy.
Florida 12
Broward · Dixie · Duval (Jacksonville) · Hillsborough · Lake · Manatee · Marion · Palm Beach · Pinellas · Sarasota · Seminole · Taylor
What this list is not.
It is not a national lookup, and we will not call it one. The bond amount — the number your premium and your exposure are built on — is published by individual counties and by no aggregator. Reaching a county means reading that county’s own roster. That is slower than buying a feed, and it is the reason these numbers are a list of names instead of a headline.
It is not a promise that every county works every day. Public rosters change without notice: a county redeploys, adds a CAPTCHA, or takes its roster down. This list was verified on 2026-08-26. When a county goes dark it drops to a portal link and manual entry, and this page gets corrected.
It is not an arrest feed. Bondr is for tracking people your agency has already bonded. It does not alert you to new arrests and is not sold as a way to find defendants. Solicitation of bail business is regulated in every state, and that is a line we hold in the product, not just in the copy.
Counties we do not read are not dead ends. Every county in the country gets a one-click link to its official portal plus manual entry, and AI document capture will read a booking sheet or court notice and pre-fill the file for you to confirm.
It is not a table of state law either. Coverage is about rosters. What a bondsman may legally charge, and how many days a forfeiture gives you, are different questions with different answers in every state — those are on the bail bond rules by state page, one row per state, each cited to the statute it was read from.
Coverage questions, answered.
91 monitored, 27 search-only, 3 reference-only, 12 portal handoff — all named above, as of 2026-08-26. Florida is deepest at 32 monitored counties.
No. Bond amounts come from county rosters, one county at a time. Anything marketed as national custody data does not carry a bond figure.
Yes. Everything else — the book, court dates, forfeiture clocks, Radar, paperwork, payments — works anywhere you write bail. For lookup you get a one-click portal link, manual entry, and AI document capture.
Because that is where Bondr was built and where its customers are. Florida forfeiture windows and the state-approved filed premium rate are built in. Coverage elsewhere is real, but a reference customer is not the same thing as a county adapter, and we do not conflate the two.
You can look anyone up in that county exactly as normal. What you cannot do is set a custody watch and expect an automatic release alert, because Bondr will not poll that county on a schedule.