Bail Bond Service in Greene County Ohio

Craven Bail Bond Agency has been serving Fairborn, Xenia, Greene County, and all of Ohio in the bail bond business for 40 years. Our team of professional bail agents provides fast, confidential service, and we serve all local, state, and nationwide courts.

Craven Bail Bonds was established in 1978, and our fundamental philosophy that has guided us over the last 40 years can be summed up in our slogan. Compassion, Honesty & Respect. Every member of the Craven Bail Bonds team that you may encounter has agreed to these principles, and excersize them on a daily basis.

24 hours a day, 365 days a year Craven Bail Bonds services are available to those in need.

Affordable Bail Bond Payment Plans

Financing Bail in Fairborn, Xenia, Greene County, OH

For over 40 years Craven Bail Bonds has been working with our client budgets to ensure that together we come up with a fair and affordable payment plan as needed. Incarceration by itself is a financial strain for those involved, and we understand that.

Craven Bail Bonds offers the easiest payment plans available with low down payments. We promise all of our clients that we will always practice Compassion, Honesty & Respect.

Free Bail Bond Consultations

Here at Craven Bail Bonds we offer free AND confidential bail bond consultations. We are experts in the Fairborn, Xenia, and Greene County court systems because that’s our job, so we can ensure our clients know their rights and responsibilities. Our clients know that we exercise Compassion, Honesty & Respect at all times.

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  937-878-4300

• Greene County Jail

  (937) 562-4840
  77 East Market Street
  Xenia, OH 45385

  Inmate Search

  Jail Website

• Greene County Common Pleas Court

  (937) 562-5218
  45 N Detroit Street
  Xenia, OH 45385

  Greene Common Pleas Court Website

  

  The Greene County Courthouse was designed by architect Samuel Hannaford and built in 1902. Located at 45 North Detroit St. in the county seat of Xenia, the building is still in use and today houses the Greene County Court of Common Pleas and its probate court.

  The courthouse features Richardsonian Romanesque style architecture and is made of solid Bedford stone. Above the main courtroom is a large, 18-foot-by-10-foot stained glass window titled “Justice is Blind.” The structure survived a tornado in 1974 with very little damage; however, the town of Xenia was heavily damaged and 34 people were killed.

  Greene County is named after Revolutionary War Gen. Nathaniel Greene, considered to be George Washington’s most talented officer. Greene presided over the court that condemned Major John Andre to death in 1781. There are three counties in Ohio named for the captures of the spy John Andre.