Clear Pricing
Call (304) 980-6650 to discuss fees and bond requirements for a case in Huntington or Cabell County.
Payment Questions
Ask about available payment arrangements, any down payment and collateral requirements. Confirm the terms in writing before signing.
Preparing in Cabell County
Arrest county, charging county and holding facility may differ. Transfers and holds mean the current custody location must be confirmed before anyone travels. Have the full name, county, facility if known, bond amount or type if set, and any booking or case number ready. Court orders determine bond type. Call the court or facility to confirm where paperwork and payment should be completed, and ask which instructions apply to the current custody location.
Western Regional Jail
Cabell County is mapped to Western Regional Jail and Correctional Facility at One O’Hanlon Place, Barboursville, WV 25504. The listed phone is (304) 733-6821. Check the official Western Regional Jail source and call to confirm current custody and posting instructions before traveling. The facility can provide facility-specific direction, while the court controls the bond order.
Cabell County Magistrate Court
Cabell County Magistrate Court clerk location: 750 Fifth Avenue, Room B-113, Huntington, WV; phone 304-526-8642. Review the official Cabell County judiciary page for current court information. Ask the court about case-specific directions and ask an attorney for legal advice. General court rules do not replace a current order.
Located in Huntington, WV, this court handles initial appearances where bail is set.
Written costs and release planning
Request the agency fee, payment schedule, receipts, collateral terms and co-signer responsibilities in writing before signing. Bail is separate from the agency fee, court fines and jail commissary deposits. Confirm the authorized payment method and account details before paying. Plan transportation and required identification only after the facility confirms the next step. Court requirements and jail processing control release, so no release time is guaranteed. Ask whether another hold or order must be addressed.
Huntington-area communities and next steps
Local questions may involve Huntington, Barboursville, Milton, Ona, Culloden and other Cabell County communities. After a bond is set, call with verified facility and court details. Ask where documents must go, what identification is needed and whether another hold affects release. Keep written agreements and receipts. For general help, visit Locations, the FAQ, Contact and Payment Questions. Review the Blog for general guides. For legal advice, speak with an attorney. For a smoother first conversation, write down the time of the call, the person who provided each instruction and any reference number. Ask whether the facility has received the court order and whether additional holds, warrants or release conditions remain. A payment to a bondsman is not a payment to the court or jail commissary. Confirm each destination separately and keep receipts. If the person is moved between facilities, restart the confirmation process with the new facility. These practical checks can reduce confusion, but they cannot guarantee release or a processing time. Use the official sources for separate purposes. The county judiciary page is the starting point for court information, while Western Regional Jail can confirm whether the person is currently there and explain facility-specific instructions. The agency can explain its own written agreement, but it does not control a court order or jail process. Keep bail, the agency fee, court fines and commissary deposits separate in your notes. Before paying, confirm the recipient, authorized method and account details directly. Before traveling from Huntington, Barboursville or another nearby community, confirm the current facility and court direction. A transfer, another county hold, warrant or release condition may change the plan. Ask the court or an attorney about case-specific questions rather than relying on a general webpage. Keep a simple record of names, dates, phone numbers, instructions and receipts. This can make follow-up easier when a person moves or a court order changes. Call 304-980-6650 for general bond questions, or use Contact for non-urgent inquiries. No release outcome or processing time can be promised.