Crittenden County, AR INMATE LOOKUP, JAILS, SHERIFF and Police Departments

Crittenden County, AR Inmate Search

Crittenden County offender records are public records that anyone can review. The Freedom of Information Act governs inmate records. You can perform an inmate search if you wish to find a suspicious person or know what others can see about you.

Inmate records offer general information but don’t detail criminal equity procedures. The records contain the court role, division, court event, court date, charges, booking date, document type, case #, IDN#, race, address, date of birth, and full name.

Conduct a Crittenden County offender search online to search your inmate held at the county jails. Alternatively, you can call the county records department at (870) 702-2055 or the county jail at (870) 702-2010.

Also, you can search through third-party websites which get their information from the sheriff’s office and post it online.

Step 1

Access the ADOC offender search site.

Step 2

Add the inmate’s details in the given boxes, including:

• Age
• Facility Name
• Names
• Offense
• Race and Sex
• ADC Pin

Step 3

Agree to the disclaimer

Step 4

Click the ‘search’ button

About the Crittenden County Detention Center

This jail inmate search records show the issuing authority, who’s in jail, offense date, inmate roster, mugshots, authority, offense date, bond, release date, bookings, arrests, gender, arrest records, and booking date.

Located at 350 Afco Road, Marion, Arkansas, the county detention center operates under the Sheriff’s office. It opened its doors in 1825 as an immediate management jail and can hold up to 333 detainees. It also has a camp office that houses up to 68 minor security offenders.

The Crittenden County Detention Center operates as a full-help facility with clothing, a kitchen, and clinical and dental administrations. In addition, the facility has a video court that facilitates bond hearings, arraignments, and first appearances.

The detention center has an intimate working relationship with the West Memphis State Police, West Memphis City Police Office, and the Sheriff’s Specialty. The sheriff’s office offers data to support law authorization, lawyers, companions, detainee families, and others regarding the offender search process. You may also use the official website to search for inmates at the facility.

You can find the county detention center admissions by prison admissions, pretrial jail population, and race through the National Prisoner Statistics.

Other Jails/Prisons

Here are other correctional facilities in the county:

Crittenden County Jail & Juvenile Detention Center, AR

This facility is a minimum-security adult jail in West Memphis, Crittenden County, AR. It has a 60-bed capacity and has been operating since 1996, boasting 4834 yearly bookings—the jail hosts offenders from around Crittenden county under the Arkansas sheriff. The Arkansas DOC operates and maintains the facility.

You can search on the official website to get inmate information at the Crittenden County Jail & Juvenile Detention Center. Alternatively, you can call 870-702-2018 or send a fax to 870-702-2018.

East Central Arkansas Community Correction Center

This facility is at 200 W Tyler Ave in West Memphis, AR, in Crittenden County. It’s a low-security prison operated by the Arkansas DOC and holds inmates convicted for crimes in the Arkansas state.

Offenders housed at the institution rank according to their custody level, determined by sentence length and past criminal history. The correction center offers comprehensive vocational and educational inmate training programs to prepare them for a better life after release.

Furthermore, Arkansas State aims to prepare the offenders as they leave to be in better shape, reducing the recidivism rate. This state facility provides basic living standards that meet most offender needs, including entertainment, religious practices, education, fitness, and health.

Conditions at the different facilities may vary based on the DOC, such as the budget, inmate security level, and age of buildings.

About Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office and Police in the County

The Sheriff’s office serves over 50,000 residents across 650 sq miles of the Memphis Metro area. Under the leadership of Sheriff Mike Allen, their mission is to serve and protect the Crittenden County citizens through a just and fair community policing services delivery.

The Sheriff’s department commits to crime reduction in all areas of the county. They work closely with police in the county, government, city, and community leaders.

The different divisions in the department include:

• Administration
• Enforcement Division
• Criminal Investigation Division
• Special Response Team
• Report a Crime
• Crime Stoppers

About Crittenden County

Crittenden county has an overall crime rate of 9,375 per 100,000 people. It’s one of the most dangerous counties in the U.S. Thus, the chances of you falling victim to different crimes in the county are 1 in 11 in a year.

The average crime rate was 7,517 per 100,000 people in the last two years, increasing over time. County Judge Woody Wheeles leads court matters, plays a supervisory role in most state agencies, rules on civil cases, and interprets the law. You can visit his office at 100 Court Square,

Marion, AR 72364, or call (870) 739-3200.

Crittenden County Sheriffs Office

Address

350 Afco Road, Marion, Arkansas, 72364

Phone

870-702-2010

Fax

870-702-2015

County Jails in Crittenden County, AR

Police Departments in Crittenden County, AR

Crittenden County, AR Incarceration Statistics

Crittenden County, AR Jail Inmate Population, Jail Pretrial Population and Confined Population, for 2010-2015 years

Crittenden County, AR Female Population, Rate & Count for 2010-2015 years

Crittenden County, AR Male Population, Rate & Count for 2010-2015 years

Crittenden County, AR Incarceration Rates by Race, for 2010-2015 years