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Platte County · County seat: Wheatland · 8th Judicial District

Platte County Bail Bonds Fast. Local. 24/7.

Someone you love is in the Platte County Detention Center. We get them home. Licensed Wyoming bail agents, flexible payment plans, and paperwork you can sign from your phone.

Posting at Platte County Detention Center Serving Wheatland, Chugwater, Glendo & more No collateral in most cases
24 / 7 / 365Live agents answer, holidays included
Online bailE-sign from your phone, approved in minutes
1% down plansRates 10%–20%, discounts with approved collateral
Since the 1980sFamily owned and operated

Hyper-local

Platte County jail & court information

Everything you need in one place: where your loved one is being held, which court set the bond, and who to call. Our agent posts the bond in person at the detention center in Wheatland.

District Court

8th Judicial District Court

800 9th St, Wheatland, WY 82201 (P.O. Box 158, Wheatland, WY 82201)

(307) 322-3857

Felony cases. 8th Judicial District of Wyoming.

Circuit Court

Platte County Circuit Court

800 9th St, Wheatland, WY 82201

(307) 322-3441

Misdemeanors, initial appearances, and most bond hearings.

Courthouse

Platte County Courthouse

800 9th St, Wheatland, WY 82201

(307) 322-2315

Sheriff's office

Platte County Sheriff

Operates the detention center and publishes the inmate roster.

Communities we serve

Platte County

County seat: —. We travel to you anywhere in the county.

Addresses and phone numbers come from county and Wyoming Judicial Branch listings. Confirm bond amount and type on the roster or by calling the detention center before coming in. We're happy to check for you: (307) 322-2083.

How bail works in Wyoming

Post bail in three simple steps

A bail bond (a surety bond) lets your loved one come home before their hearing. You pay a fraction of the full bond; we guarantee the rest to the court.

Get qualified

Call or start online. A bondsman confirms the bond amount with the Platte County Detention Center, qualifies you as the indemnitor, and sets up the agreement.

Sign & pay

Documents are e-signed from your phone. Pay the premium on the invoice, or set up a payment plan that fits your budget. No collateral is needed in most cases.

Release

Our local agent posts the bond at Platte County Detention Center. Release typically follows once the jail finishes processing, often within a few hours.

Wyoming specifics

Bond types you'll see

Cash or Surety — a licensed bail agent can post it. This is what we do.
Cash only — the full amount must be paid to the jail or court; call us anyway and we'll help you plan.
Personal recognizance (PR / OR) — released on a signature, no bond needed.
Property bond — real estate pledged through the court.

Licensing

Licensed Wyoming bail agents

Wyoming bail bondsmen are licensed and regulated by the Wyoming Department of Insurance. Our agents are licensed to write surety bonds statewide, including Platte County.

Six strong reasons

Why Wheatland families choose Bail City

Online bail bonds

Complete bail documents from your smartphone, tablet, or computer through e-sign.

Quick response

Live agents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including all major holidays.

Simple process

We walk you through the three steps and handle the jail paperwork for you.

Payment options

Rates of 10%–20%, payment plans as low as 1% down, and major discounts with approved collateral.

Established

The preferred bail bonds company since the late 1980s. We're here to stay.

Here for you

Our agents explain every step so you feel confident, not confused, when posting a bond.

Online bail bonds

Get approved for a Platte County bail bond in minutes

Fill this out and a bondsman calls you back right away, usually within minutes, to confirm the bond and send e-sign documents. Prefer a full page? Open the online application.

Secure online application

Online bail bond application

Start the bond from your phone. A licensed Bail City agent reviews your application and contacts you within minutes, 24/7.

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Defendant information

Arrest details

Signer (indemnitor) information

The signer is the person responsible for the bond. Fill in your own information here.

Documents

Accepted: JPG, PNG, HEIC, or PDF, up to 10 MB each.

Consent

Application received.

A licensed Bail City agent is reviewing it now and will call or text you within minutes to confirm the bond and send e-sign documents. If you'd rather not wait, call us directly.

Call (307) 322-2083

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Find your loved one

Inmate locator & warrant check

Look them up on the Platte County roster, or let us do it. Both requests go to a live agent and stay confidential.

Client reviews

What families say about us

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These guys are truly lifesavers. Efficient, professional and fast. Family owned and operated, in your darkest hour they offer personalized service.Charles G. · Google
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Because of my location resources are limited but Carter drove three hours to help us out! Very kind, helpful and easy to work with.Britainy S. · Google
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I live out of state and was trying to help a family member get bonded out. He was very understanding, professional, and easy to work with.Melinda S. · Google

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Local guide

Bail bonds in Platte County, Wyoming

Bail City Bail Bonds writes surety bonds for every jail and court in Platte County, with the county seat in Wheatland. Roughly 8,512 people live in the county, spread across Wheatland, Chugwater, Glendo, Guernsey and Hartville, and nearly every arrest in the county ends up at the same place: Platte County Detention Center. Our licensed Wyoming bail agents post bonds there 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays, and we can start the paperwork over the phone or online before our agent is even on the road.

Where your loved one is being held

Platte County Detention Center is located at 850 Maple St, Wheatland, WY 82201 and is run by the Platte County Sheriff's Office. After an arrest, booking takes one to three hours. During booking the jail records the charges, fingerprints and photographs the person, and checks for holds from other agencies. The Sheriff's Office publishes an online inmate roster that lists the bond amount and bond type once booking is complete. If the bond type is listed as cash or surety, we can post it. If it is cash only, the full amount must be paid directly to the jail or court, and we can still help you understand your options.

Platte County courts and how bond is set

Wyoming handles bond in two courts. Misdemeanors and the initial appearance on most charges are heard in Platte County Circuit Court, located at 800 9th St, Wheatland, WY 82201 ((307) 322-3441). Felony cases are bound over to 8th Judicial District Court, part of the 8th Judicial District of Wyoming, at 800 9th St, Wheatland, WY 82201 (P.O. Box 158, Wheatland, WY 82201) ((307) 322-3857). Many people arrested on a weekend do not see a judge until the next business day, and for some offenses the jail uses a bond schedule so bail can be posted immediately. Either way, once a bond amount is set we can move quickly.

How much a bail bond costs in Platte County

Bail City's rates are 10%–20% of the full bond amount, paid once as a premium that is not refunded. On a $2,500 bond that is $250 to $500; on a $10,000 bond, $1,000 to $2,000. Payment plans start as low as 1% down, major discounts can be applied with approved collateral, and collateral is not required in most cases. The court's full bond amount is guaranteed by us, and as long as the defendant attends every court date, nothing further is owed.

What to expect after bond is posted

Once our agent delivers the bond to Platte County Detention Center, release depends on how busy booking is. Most releases in Wheatland happen within a few hours. The defendant leaves with paperwork showing the next court date in Platte County Circuit Court or 8th Judicial District Court. Keeping that date, and every date after it, is the only condition of the bond. If something comes up, call your Bail City agent before the hearing rather than after; we can often help get a date reset before a warrant is issued.

Serving every community in Platte County

We help families in Wheatland, Chugwater, Glendo, Guernsey and Hartville, as well as ranches, work camps, and highway stops anywhere in the county. You do not need to come to Wheatland: bail paperwork is signed electronically from your phone, payment is handled online or by phone, and our local agent handles the jail in person. Out-of-state families use this process every day to bring someone home from Platte County.

Service areas

Bail bonds in every Platte County community

Local pages for each town we serve, plus guides to the jail, the courts, and what bail costs.

Guides & resources

FAQ

Platte County bail bond questions, answered

Plain answers about bail in Platte County: costs, timing, courts, and what to do next.

How do I bail someone out of Platte County Detention Center?
Call Bail City Bail Bonds at (307) 322-2083 or start the online application. We confirm the bond amount with the jail, qualify you as the signer, send e-sign documents to your phone, and our local agent posts the bond at Platte County Detention Center in Wheatland. Most releases happen within a few hours of posting.
How much does a bail bond cost in Platte County, Wyoming?
Rates are 10%–20% of the full bond amount, paid once as a non-refundable premium. A $5,000 bond is $500 to $1,000. Payment plans start as low as 1% down, major discounts can be applied with approved collateral, and collateral is not required in most cases. The rest of the bond is guaranteed by us to the court as long as the defendant appears at every hearing.
How long does it take to get released from Platte County Detention Center?
Once the bond is posted, release depends on how busy booking is. Most releases from Platte County Detention Center happen within one to four hours. Weekends and holidays can take longer. Our agent stays in contact with the jail and keeps you updated until the person walks out.
Is there an online inmate roster for Platte County?
Yes. The Platte County Sheriff's Office publishes an online roster that shows who is in custody and, once booking is complete, the bond amount and bond type. The roster can lag by a few hours. If the name is not there yet, call Bail City at (307) 322-2083 and we will check with the jail directly.
Which court handles bail hearings in Platte County?
Misdemeanors and initial appearances are heard in Platte County Circuit Court at 800 9th St, Wheatland, WY 82201. Felonies are bound over to 8th Judicial District Court, which is part of the 8th Judicial District of Wyoming, at 800 9th St, Wheatland, WY 82201 (P.O. Box 158, Wheatland, WY 82201). Bond can be set by either court, and for many charges the jail uses a bond schedule so bail can be posted before the first hearing.
What is the difference between a cash bond and a surety bond in Wyoming?
A cash bond must be paid in full to the jail or court by the person posting it, and is returned at the end of the case minus any fees or fines. A surety bond is posted by a licensed bail agent like Bail City for a non-refundable premium of 10%–20%, and the agent guarantees the full amount to the court. If the jail lists the bond as "cash or surety," either option works. If it says "cash only," a bail agent cannot post it.
Do I have to come to Wheatland to post bail?
No. Bail City handles everything remotely: documents are signed electronically from your phone, payment is made online or by phone, and our local agent posts the bond at Platte County Detention Center for you. Family members in other states use this process every day.
What happens if the defendant misses court in Platte County?
The court can issue a bench warrant and begin forfeiture of the bond. Call your Bail City agent immediately. We can often help get the person back in front of the judge in Platte County Circuit Court or 8th Judicial District Court before a warrant is served, and keep the bond in good standing.
Do I need collateral for a bail bond in Platte County?
Not usually. A qualified signer with a steady income and a local address is enough in most cases. Collateral is optional, and when you do pledge approved collateral such as a vehicle title or real estate, major discounts can be applied to your rate. We explain everything up front before you sign.
Can Bail City post bail at Platte County Detention Center on a weekend or holiday?
Yes. Bail City Bail Bonds has live agents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including all major holidays. We post bonds at Platte County Detention Center whenever the jail is accepting them, which in Platte County is around the clock.
What information do I need to start a bail bond in Platte County?
The defendant's full name and date of birth, which jail they are in (Platte County Detention Center), the bond amount and type if you have it, and your own contact information and ID. Our online application walks you through it in about four minutes; or call (307) 322-2083 and an agent takes the details over the phone.
Who can be a cosigner on a Platte County bail bond?
Any adult with a verifiable income, a stable address, and valid government ID can usually sign. The cosigner, called the indemnitor, is responsible for making sure the defendant appears in court and for the premium. Cosigners do not need to live in Wyoming.

Statewide

Bail bonds across Wyoming

Every Wyoming county has its own page with jail, court, and local bail information. See all counties.