Owner & President
Coty Powers
Licensed bail bond agent in both Arkansas and Missouri for ten years, and a certified instructor for agents entering the profession. Coty built Powers Bail Bonds' agent network county by county.
Missouri's Largest Network of Bail Agents
No waiting. Call and we're there — available 24/7.
We don't care what you've been charged with. We bond without judgment.
We work with you and your family so you can afford to get out of jail today.
Owner & President
Licensed bail bond agent in both Arkansas and Missouri for ten years, and a certified instructor for agents entering the profession. Coty built Powers Bail Bonds' agent network county by county.
Vice President
Runs the corporate office alongside Coty, overseeing day-to-day operations and keeping the statewide agent network coordinated and reachable.
Office Manager
Manages the corporate office and keeps day-to-day operations running smoothly.
Eighteen counties and the St. Louis metro, each with a named agent on call.
Every county in the state — hover or tap one to see who to call.
Hover or tap a county above to see its agent.
We show up for the community — not just Poplar Bluff.
Proud Sponsor
Powers Bail Bonds proudly sponsors the Second Chance Initiative, a Southeast Missouri program connecting people facing charges to drug and alcohol rehabilitation, faith-based recovery, and local support networks — a path toward recovery, hope, and a new beginning. Qualifying individuals can bond out at no cost by committing to a long-term drug rehabilitation program.
Apply for someone you loveCall anytime — the corporate office in Poplar Bluff is staffed around the clock.
926 W Pine St
Poplar Bluff, MO 63901
PO Box 21
Poplar Bluff, MO 63902
Careers
We're always looking to grow our statewide agent network. Tell us a little about yourself below.
A quick form — nothing too personal. It's sent straight to our office; we'll reach out from there.
The Second Chance Initiative
A Southeast Missouri program connecting people facing charges to drug and alcohol rehabilitation, faith-based recovery, and local support networks — a path toward recovery, hope, and a new beginning.
How It Works
If your loved one qualifies for the Second Chance Initiative and agrees to enter a long-term drug rehabilitation program, Powers Bail Bonds will sponsor their bond — no payment required. It's a path out of jail that leads toward recovery instead of back to the same circumstances.
Program Contact
Francisco Vega is the primary contact for the Second Chance Initiative. Call or text with any questions while you fill out the application below.
Call 573-718-3705If a friend or family member is currently in custody, tell us about their situation below. This sends straight to our office — we'll follow up as soon as we can.
Agent Training
Taught by working agents out of our Poplar Bluff corporate office.
Licensed Education Provider
Powers Bail Bonds LLC is licensed by the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance to provide pre-licensing and continuing education for bail agents, general agents, and surety recovery agents.
Fill out the form below and it sends straight to our office — we'll follow up with class dates and next steps.
Public Safety Notice
If you recognize this person or know where they are, call or text our office. Tips can be given anonymously.
Do not approach or attempt to apprehend. Call or text 573-271-4567 — tips may be given anonymously.
Scrapbook
Photos from the team, the office, and out in the community.
Have a photo from an event or just life around the office? Call or text 573-271-4567 and we'll add it here.
Fast Bond Application
Fill out the form below. An agent personally reviews every application and calls you back by phone — usually within minutes.
What It Costs
When a judge sets a bond, you don't pay that full amount yourself — we post it on your behalf for a fee, usually 10% of the total bond. For example, on a $10,000 bond, you'd typically pay around $1,000 to get your loved one out of jail.
Payment Plans Available
We offer payment plan options, so you don't need the entire 10% all at once. A smaller down payment can get your loved one home today, with the rest paid off over time. Ready to pay? Make a payment online.
The more detail you give us, the faster we can move. If this is urgent, you can always call us directly at 573-271-4567 instead.
Online Payments
Pay your down payment or bond fee online in just a couple of minutes — no need to come into the office.
Pay Online
Click the button below to go to our secure payment page. You can pay your down payment, a full bond fee, or a payment plan installment.
Pay Now Secure online paymentNeed Help?
Call us anytime and an agent can walk you through your payment plan or take your payment over the phone at 573-271-4567.
Defendant Check-In
If your bond requires regular check-ins, use this page. Enter your name, take a live photo, and share your location — it goes straight to your bail agent.
Your name, photo, and current location are sent directly to your agent when you submit. Nothing is posted publicly.
Privacy Policy
This policy explains what information Powers Bail Bonds LLC collects, how we use it, and your choices — including about text messages. Effective October 2, 2026.
We collect information you give us directly when you apply for a bond, sign bond paperwork, check in with your agent, enroll in a class, or contact our office. Depending on which form you use, this can include: your name, phone number, address, date of birth, driver's license number, employer and vehicle information; a defendant's and any cosigner's information for a bail bond; signatures collected electronically; photographs and location data submitted during a bond check-in; and payment or premium information when you use our payment link. Providing a Social Security number is always optional on our forms. We also keep internal records of Powers of Attorney issued to our agents, which is office recordkeeping and does not involve the public.
If you give us your phone number — on a bond application, the Second Chance Initiative application, a check-in, or any other form — we and our agents may contact you by text message. For anyone who signs our Bail Agreement, Section 14 of that agreement, Text Message Consent, states: by providing a mobile number in the Agreement, you agree to receive text messages from Powers Bail Bonds LLC about court dates, payments (including payment links), and check-ins. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply from your carrier. Reply STOP at any time to opt out, or reply HELP for help. Consent is not a condition of the Bond — and the same holds for every other form on this site: consenting to receive text messages is never a condition of using our services, and you can always ask to be contacted by phone or mail instead. Mobile numbers and text consent are never shared with or sold to third parties for marketing. These texts are sent through our text messaging service provider, Twilio, which only uses your number to deliver messages on our behalf. You can review the full text of the blank Bail Agreement, including Section 14, on our Bail Agreement page. No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Text messaging opt-in data and consent will not be shared with any third parties.
We use the information we collect to evaluate and write bail bonds, prepare and execute bond paperwork, manage check-ins and court date reminders, process payments, enroll students in our pre-licensing and continuing education courses, respond to inquiries, and meet our obligations as a licensed surety agency under Missouri law, including the recordkeeping and reporting that law requires.
We share information only as needed to do business: with the underwriting surety company that backs a bond; with courts, law enforcement, and state regulators as required by law or the terms of a bond; with service providers who help us operate, such as Netlify (our forms and website host), SwipeSimple and Stripe (our card payment processors), Twilio (our text messaging service provider), and Resend (our email service provider), who only use your information to perform that service for us; and with a professional advisor, such as an attorney or accountant, when necessary. We do not sell your personal information.
We take reasonable steps to protect the information you give us, including transmitting form submissions and signed documents over encrypted connections. We keep bond, payment, and compliance records for as long as Missouri law and our surety agreements require, and other information for only as long as we need it for the purpose it was collected.
You can ask us what information we have about you, ask us to correct it, or opt out of text messages at any time (reply STOP, or call our office). Some information, such as signed bond paperwork, must be retained by law even after a bond is resolved.
Our services and website are intended for adults. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
We may update this policy from time to time. The effective date at the top of this page reflects the most recent version. Continuing to use our services after a change means you accept the updated policy.
Questions about this policy or your information? Call us anytime at 573-271-4567, or write to Powers Bail Bonds LLC, P.O. Box 21, Poplar Bluff, MO 63902.
Public Review
This is the same Defendant & Cosigner Bail Agreement and Promissory Note that defendants and cosigners sign with us, shown here blank so anyone can review its terms before signing — including the Text Message Consent in Section 14. For your protection and ours, this page is for on-screen review only: the pages below are images, not a downloadable file, and are not a substitute for your own signed copy.
Defendant and cosigner information, bond details, the premium and payment plan, other conditions, and the signature block.
Sections 1 through 14, including the Consent to Search and Electronic Monitoring, the Consent to Apprehension and Restraint, Governing Law and Venue, and the Text Message Consent.
Questions about any part of this agreement? Call us anytime at 573-271-4567. See also our Privacy Policy for how we handle your information and text messages.
Staff Only
Bail agents start a case here, then hand the device to the defendant and any cosigners to review, sign, and get their photo taken. Everything is sent to the office the moment it's finished.
Enter your personal PIN to start a case.
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Due Every Week
Weekly Power of Attorney Report
Certify which Powers of Attorney you used last week — the calendar week of Sunday through Saturday — and which remain unused and in your possession.
Required by Missouri law (RSMo § 325.2124). A missed report is a failure to comply and can lead to disciplinary proceedings before the Board.
Go to Weekly POA Report →New Case
Enter the defendant's information, then hand the device over for signing.
Please read the agreement below, then sign and take a photo.
Tap "Take Photo" when you're ready — your camera stays off until then.
Please read the agreement below, then sign and take a photo.
Tap "Take Photo" when you're ready — your camera stays off until then.
Please read the agreement below, then sign and take a photo.
Tap "Take Photo" when you're ready — your camera stays off until then.
Everyone has signed. Sign below to countersign this agreement as the bail agent of record.
Double-check everything below, then send it to the office.
The signed documents and photos have been sent to the office.
Logged in as — · Back to Case Intake
Report which Powers of Attorney you used last week — the calendar week of Sunday through Saturday — and certify that the rest remain unused and in your possession.
Office Admin Tools
Unassigned POAs (Office Pool)
Visible only to Coty Powers, Kyra Nelson, and Christian Spears — separate from, and not part of, anyone's weekly certification above.
Move, Remove, or Mark a POA Used
Pick an agent to move a POA into their inventory, pick "Unassigned" to pull it back into the office pool, or pick "Mark as Used" to take it out of inventory entirely because it was executed on a bail bond — on any agent's inventory, not just your own.
Your weekly Power of Attorney report has been sent to the office.