Bail Bonds in Huron County, Michigan
The Bail Bond Center posts bail at every jail and court in Huron County, Michigan, 24/7 — call 877-968-9255. The premium is 10% of the bail amount.
How bail works in Huron County
After an arrest in Huron County, Michigan, the person is booked into the Huron County Jail at 120 S. Heisterman St., Bad Axe, MI 48413 (Sheriff's Office 989-269-6500; jail 989-269-6424). (This is Huron County, Michigan — the tip of the Thumb — not Huron County, Ohio.) The accused is then brought before the 73B District Court (250 East Huron Avenue, Room 105, Bad Axe) for arraignment, where the judge or magistrate advises of the charges and sets bond. Misdemeanor cases are resolved in the 73B District Court. In felony cases, the District Court holds a probable-cause conference and preliminary examination; if probable cause is found, the case is bound over to the 52nd Circuit Court (250 East Huron Avenue, Room 207, Bad Axe), which handles felony trials. Under Michigan court rules (MCR 6.106), a judge may set a personal recognizance (PR) bond, a cash bond, a 10% (deposit) bond, or a surety bond depending on the offense, flight risk, and public safety. Always confirm the current bond amount and acceptable payment methods directly with the jail or court.
Jails & detention facilities in Huron County
Courts in Huron County
Frequently asked questions
Which Huron County (Michigan) court sets bond?
Bond is initially set at arraignment in the 73B District Court, located in the Huron County Building at 250 East Huron Avenue, Room 105, Bad Axe, MI 48413 (989-269-9987). Felony cases bound over from the District Court are handled by the 52nd Circuit Court at 250 East Huron Avenue, Room 207, Bad Axe, MI 48413 (989-269-7112), which may also address bond.
Where is someone arrested in Huron County, Michigan held?
They are held at the Huron County Jail, 120 S. Heisterman St., Bad Axe, MI 48413, operated by the Huron County Sheriff's Office (989-269-6500; jail 989-269-6424). To confirm whether someone is in custody, their charges, and bond amount, call the jail directly; the county does not publish a public online inmate roster.