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Who is in jail in Arkansas: county jail rosters and inmate search

6 counties of Arkansas have a jail roster page. Each names the jail, links the county's own roster where it publishes one, and searches that roster by name together with Arkansas state prisons and federal custody.

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Every record type for the state on one page: Arkansas criminal records.

Arkansas county jail rosters: who is in jail, by county. 6 pages, largest county first.

Arkansas street plan with a one-mile ring around an address
Arkansas: the one-mile ring a search draws around an address. An illustration of scale, not a record or a location.
CountyJailOfficial rosterWho is in jail
Pulaski County · 400,009Pulaski County Regional Detention FacilityPublished by the countyWho is in Pulaski County jail
Benton County · 311,013Benton County JailPublished by the countyWho is in Benton County jail
Washington County · 261,549Washington County Detention CenterPublished by the countyWho is in Washington County jail
Faulkner County · 129,951Faulkner County Detention Centerfcso.ar.govWho is in Faulkner County jail
Saline County · 129,574Saline County Detention CenterPublished by the countyWho is in Saline County jail
Craighead County · 113,993Craighead County Detention Centercraigheadso.orgWho is in Craighead County jail

Populations: US Census Bureau, 2023 estimates. A county gets a page only when its jail roster is live in the search and it has at least three facts of its own to state.

· shares below are over the Arkansas jail roster we index; approximate, not an official figure

By the numbers

Inside Arkansas jail rosters: charges, custody and how recent the records are. About 147,000 records across Arkansas, read as a whole; approximate, not an official figure.

27%
of people booked, where the record states sex, are women
84%
of the records state at least one charge
8%
of records show activity in the last 12 months
Charge categories on Arkansas jail roster84% state a charge
  • Probation/parole violations and failure to appear29%
  • Public order, trespass and property damage12%
  • Drug possession10%
  • Traffic offenses (not DUI)9%
  • DUI / DWI8%
  • Assault, battery and threats8%
  • Domestic violence5%
  • Theft, larceny and stolen property5%

Among the Arkansas jail roster we index that state a charge, the most common category of categorised charges is probation/parole violations and failure to appear (29%), followed by public order, trespass and property damage (12%) and drug possession (10%). A record can carry charges in several categories, so the shares of categorised charges can add to more than 100%.

How recent. About 8% of the records show activity in the last 12 months, among the 52% that carry a date.

Every figure is a share of the records we index for Arkansas, rounded; approximate, not an official figure. Cells with too few records behind them are left out rather than shown as zero. The county pages carry the same picture for each county where enough records exist; criminal charge types explains the categories.

Arkansas inmate search: county jail or state prison.

A county jail holds people who were just booked, are waiting for court or are serving a short sentence; the Arkansas Department of Corrections holds people serving a sentence after conviction, and both are in the search. Federal custody is a third system, also in the search. A result names the facility, so one name search says which of the three holds the person, or that none we can see does.

Searching beyond Arkansas? The inmate search covers state prisons and county jails, the jail roster search every answering county roster, and the federal inmate search federal custody.

Arkansas background check: search jail roster by name.

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Arkansas jail roster FAQ

How do I find out who is in jail in Arkansas?

Pick the county below and search the person's name with an age or date of birth; the county page reads that jail's roster together with Arkansas state prisons and federal custody. 6 counties have a page, starting with Pulaski County, Benton County and Washington County.

Is a Arkansas county jail the same as a Arkansas state prison?

No. A county jail holds people just arrested, waiting for court or serving a short sentence; the Arkansas Department of Corrections holds people serving a sentence after conviction. Both are in the search.

Does a Arkansas jail roster show whether someone was convicted?

No. A roster entry is an arrest-stage record: a booking date and the charges written down at booking. The outcome is in the court file, kept by the Circuit Clerk; see the Arkansas court records hub.

Which Arkansas counties publish a jail roster online?

Every county on this page has a live roster; where the county publishes it on its own site, the county page links it. Arkansas contributes 14 county jail rosters to the search in all.

Can I use a Arkansas jail roster to screen a tenant or an employee?

No. A search here is not a consumer report. A hiring, tenant, credit or insurance decision needs an FCRA-regulated report, with the person's written consent.