Welcome to the Florida Bail Agents Association
Supporting licensed bail professionals across Florida with continuing education, legislative advocacy, and member resources.
What is the Florida Bail Agents Association?
The Florida Bail Agents Association (FBAA) is the statewide voice and advocate for Florida’s licensed bail bond agents and surety companies. Founded in 1972, the FBAA serves as the professional association dedicated to protecting the integrity of the bail industry, advancing ethical standards, and promoting a fair and effective pre-trial release system across our state.
For over five decades, FBAA has united individual agents, agencies, and surety partners under one mission: to ensure that the bail profession remains strong, respected, and compliant with Florida law.
2026 Wesley Chapel Summer Conference Sponsorships
Showcase your company, support Florida’s bail agents, and be part of the event that shapes our industry for the year ahead.
The 2026 summer conference is being held in Wesley Chapel August 5th and 6th
Sponsorship Levels
Event Gold, Silver, and Platinum sponsorships are available for the upcoming General Membership Meeting. These levels provide tiered visibility in event promotions, printed materials, and on-site recognition.
Support Packages
From Materials to Food & Beverage and more, these focused sponsorships allow your brand to support specific elements of our meetings and member experience. There are several to choose from, each with its unique acknowledgments.
Raffle Donations
Raffle items are a fun way to support the association and engage attendees. If you would like to donate a raffle prize, please follow the link below.
Truth About Bail Reform
Bail reform is frequently discussed without the full context of how pretrial release policies affect court appearance rates, public safety, and accountability. For members and stakeholders who want a fact-focused resource, we recommend reviewing Bail Reform: Differentiating Between Truth and Propaganda.
External Resource
Bail Reform: Differentiating Between Truth and Propaganda
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