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

Johnson County, AR Inmate Search

Johnson County is a county in Arkansas with a proactive sheriff’s department. The department has an online platform it uses to interact with the public. The inmate list and the list of sexual offenders are available to the public. As a private citizen, you can assist the department in making arrests by giving tips on the most wanted individuals through the site.

To conduct a Johnson offender search, visit their service website. Once on the page, click on the inmate roster icon on the left. The Johnson inmate roster contains mugshots, arrest dates, charges, and the inmate’s name. You can locate an inmate by entering their name on the presented inmate roster page.

The department also provides sex offender information on the site. You can search for registered sex offenders through the website by clicking the ‘locate registered sex offender’ icon. The site provides the location and names of all registered sex offenders and their offense levels. 

To help arrest the most wanted fugitives in Johnson County, call the number (479)754 2200. The Sheriff’s department posts wanted criminals on the site. This platform has helped the arrests of 92 individuals.

For information on a locked-up loved one not available on the website, call (479) 754 2200 to make inquiries. To inquire about a loved one held by the Clarksville Police Department (local police), call 479-774-6911.

You can locate a loved one who has been moved from Johnson County Detention Center to serve their sentence in an Arkansas Department of Corrections facility. Visit the Arkansas DOC inmate search website and enter the requested information to locate your family member or friend.

Johnson County Detention Center

It is the primary jail in the county, holding inmates for all law enforcement agencies. The jail was opened in 1997 with an inmate capacity of 105 prisoners. It serves both male and female offenders. 

Johnson County Detention Center holds sentenced offenders and those awaiting trial. The charges of offenders held in the facility include misdemeanor and felony charges. At the moment, the facility has 90 inmates.

Nineteen full-time employees help run the facility. Jacob Shook, the jail administrator, runs the day-to-day operations of the detention center. Brenda Wood serves in the role of a court officer in the facility. Other employees in the facility are detention deputies who help to maintain security and assist in the transfer of offenders when necessary. 

General duties required to maintain the facility, such as cleaning, cooking, and laundry, are done by act 309 inmates.

You can have a video visit with a loved one in the facility up to 5 times a week, 15 minutes each visit. Contact the facility to get more information on the matter.

The detention center is at 301 Porter Industrial Rd, Clarksville, AR 72830. To contact the facility, call 479-754-2200. For information on bonding a loved one out, Call 479-754-2200, Option 2.

Other Jails/Prisons

The Clarksville police department runs Clarksville Police Department Jail. The jail holds individuals immediately after an arrest. People are typically held at this facility while they wait for bail or a trial. Individuals awaiting trial are transferred to another facility, such as Johnson County Detention center. Clarksville Police Department jail does not hold convicted individuals.

The jail can hold inmates for questioning for a period not more than 72hrs. It holds both male and female detainees. Inmates are allowed a single phone call to a lawyer or loved one to come to bail them out.

The jail is at 1008 West Main Street. Chief Jeff Ross heads the police department and the jail within it. To contact the department, call 479-774-6911.

Johnson County Sheriff’s Department

The department offices are at Clarksville, the county’s seat. The address is 301 Porter Industrial Road, Clarksville, Arkansas, 72830. The administrative office hours are between 8:00 A.m to 4:30 P.M.

Sheriff Jimmy Stephens heads the department. Contact info; phone: 479-754-7724

fax: 479-754-2210

Email: [email protected].

Clarksville Police Department

This police department is in Johnson County, with the jurisdiction of the town of Clarksville. The department is involved in serving warrants, criminal investigations, and making arrests. Patrol, administration, and special operations comprise its three functional divisions.

The administration division keeps track of all records. To get information from the department, visit the offices any working day of the week between 8 am and 4:30 pm.

About Johnson County, AR

Johnson is the 30th county of Arkansas. It was formed in 1833 from a part of Pope county. It was named after a territorial judge, Benjamin Johnson.

The County Judge is Herman H. Houston, phone: 479-754-217.fax: 479-754-6098. Email: [email protected]

There are five main courts in the county, namely: 

• Circuit Court Division 1, led by Judge James Dunham phone; 479-967-7624
• Circuit Court Division 2, presided by Judge Gordon “Mack” McCain Tel.479-968-2280
• Circuit Court Division 3 headed by Judge Ken Coker. Tel,479-968-3869
• Circuit Court Division 4 overseen by Judge Dennis Sutterfield. Tel, 479-967-5011
• District Court led by Judge Sarah Capp. Tel,479-754-8533.

The district court typically holds felonies and criminal cases.

Johnson County Sheriffs Office

Address

301 Porter Industrial Road, Clarksville, Arkansas, 72830

Phone

479-754-2200

Fax

479-754-2210

County Jails in Johnson County, AR

Police Departments in Johnson County, AR

Johnson County, AR Incarceration Statistics

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

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

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

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