Craighead County Inmate Mugshots & Jail Roster Search

Craighead County, Arkansas • Official-source lookup

Check the Craighead County jail roster, new bookings and recent releases

Start with the Craighead County Sheriff’s Office roster when you need a current inmate record or booking photo. Then use Arkansas court records to check what happened after the booking, because a jail entry or mugshot is not the final case outcome.

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Arrest record notice: A booking entry, listed charge, or mugshot reflects an arrest or custody event. It does not prove guilt and does not tell you the final disposition of the criminal case. Use the court record when you need later case status.

Use the record that matches what you are trying to confirm

Craighead County has several separate public-record systems. The Sheriff’s jail roster is the best starting point for current custody and recent booking information, while the Arkansas Judiciary is the better source for later court activity and dispositions.

Current custody

Current Inmates

Use the Sheriff’s roster to see people currently shown in the Craighead County jail system and open an individual booking entry.

Fresh booking

New Inmates

Use the new-inmate view when the arrest happened recently and you want to check whether the booking has appeared in the roster system.

No longer held

Recent Releases

If a person disappeared from the current roster, check the recent-release view before assuming the booking record was removed.

Case outcome

Search ARCourts

Use Arkansas court case search for case parties, filings, charges, dispositions, future events, judgments, and some public case documents.

Older district cases

Legacy District Court search

Craighead County maintains a legacy search for Western and Eastern Division traffic and misdemeanor criminal records from September 1994 through July 31, 2018.

Incident details

Responding police agency

A jail record is not the same as a police report. For the underlying incident report, identify the arresting or responding agency and contact that agency directly.

What the Craighead County roster can tell you

The roster system can show a booking photo and details such as the person’s name, age or demographic fields, arrest date, arresting agency, and listed charges. Availability can vary by record, and the information should be read as booking data rather than a conclusion about guilt.

Roster field What it helps confirm What it does not prove
Booking photo / mugshot Helps identify the booking entry when a photo is published. It does not prove guilt or conviction.
Arrested date Shows when the recorded arrest or booking event occurred. It is not necessarily the date of a later court hearing or disposition.
Arrested by Identifies the agency associated with the arrest, which can help you locate the incident report. It does not mean that agency controls the later court file.
Charges Shows the charges or hold reasons listed with the booking record. Charges can later be amended, dismissed, or resolved differently in court.
Current / release view Helps distinguish present jail custody from a recent release. It does not show every later transfer, sentence, or state-custody event.

If the person is not on the current Craighead County roster

A missing name does not automatically mean there was no arrest. Start by checking the other roster views, then expand to court or state-custody sources depending on what you already know.

Check spelling and identifiers Try alternate name spellings and compare age, arrest date, and agency details before concluding that a similarly named record is the right person.
Check New Inmates A very recent arrest may appear in the new-booking view before you find it where you expected.
Check Recent Releases If the person was released, the current-inmate list is no longer the right view.
Check Arkansas state custody If a person has moved into state correctional custody, use the Arkansas Department of Corrections inmate resources.

If you still cannot locate the record, the Sheriff’s Booking Department can help with booking-status questions. The Sheriff’s Office lists the Booking Department at 870-933-7719.

Use Arkansas court records to check the case after booking

A mugshot or jail record answers a custody question. A court case answers a different question: what charges were filed, what hearings or filings followed, and how the case was resolved.

The Arkansas Judiciary says Search ARCourts can provide public case information including parties, the judge, filings, charges and dispositions, future events, judgments, and documents for some public records. Some case information is not public and will not be available online.

Clerk contact

Craighead County Circuit Clerk

The Circuit Clerk is at 511 S. Main St., #200, Jonesboro, AR 72401. The county lists the office phone as 870-933-4530.

Important date split: Craighead County’s legacy District Court page says its online traffic and misdemeanor criminal records run through July 31, 2018. It directs cases after August 1, 2018 to the Arkansas case-information system.

For the police report, contact the agency that handled the incident

The arresting agency shown on the roster can be different from the Sheriff’s Office that operates the jail. The City of Jonesboro’s official guidance says police reports should be requested from the responding police agency directly.

Agency When it may be relevant Official contact
Craighead County Sheriff’s Office County sheriff arrest, county incident, or jail-related inquiry. 870-933-4551 non-emergency
Jonesboro Police Department Jonesboro city police arrest or responding-agency report. 870-935-5562
Arkansas State Police, Troop C State Police arrest or response in the area. 870-935-7302
Arkansas State University Police University police response or arrest. 870-972-2093

For county-government public records more broadly, Craighead County publishes FOIA request information on its Transparency page. For an arrest or incident report, begin with the agency that created the record rather than sending the request to an unrelated county office.

Craighead County Detention Center contact information

Detention center

901 Willett Road, Jonesboro

Sheriff offices

Western and Eastern Districts

Craighead County has Western and Eastern District sheriff offices. The Western District office is at 901 Willett Road in Jonesboro; the Sheriff’s site lists the Eastern District office at 107 Cobean Blvd. in Lake City.

Office hours: Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Emergency: 911

The Sheriff’s current jail page also lists an automated-service number of 870-933-4556. For a person-specific booking question, the Booking Department number above is the more direct listed contact.

Bond and property-release details from the Sheriff’s jail page

The Sheriff’s Office lists several bond-payment routes: online through the jail’s bond system, a bond kiosk in the Sheriff’s Office lobby, and card processing at the facility. The current jail page says the lobby kiosk accepts $100, $20, $10, and $5 denominations and does not give change.

For debit or credit cards, the current jail page states that the terminal charges a 7% service fee. Personal checks are not accepted; the page says money orders or cashier’s checks should be made payable to Craighead County. Because payment rules can change, confirm the amount and accepted method on the official jail page before paying.

Small property release: The Sheriff’s Office says approved persons may receive small property Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The inmate must give permission, and the person collecting the property must have identification.

Visitation, messaging, inmate calls, mail and commissary

The Craighead County Sheriff’s jail page states that in-person visitation is no longer offered and directs visitors to JailATM for online visitation scheduling and inmate messaging.

Service Current jail-page information
Video visitation Online through JailATM. The Sheriff’s page lists $0.35 per minute and $10.50 for a 30-minute call.
Messaging The Sheriff’s page lists inmate messaging through JailATM at $0.50 per message.
Inmate phone calls The jail page says inmates can call collect. It lists 1-877-618-3516 for inmate-phone questions.
Mail Address mail to the resident through the jail’s listed PO Box 16367, Jonesboro, AR 72401. The jail says no packages are allowed and only letters may be sent; include your full name in the return address.
Commissary The Sheriff’s page says inmates may order hygiene and snack items on Monday and Thursday, with orders received Tuesday and Friday. Online ordering and lobby-kiosk options are available through the jail’s listed provider.

Craighead County inmate mugshots and jail roster FAQs

Where can I find Craighead County inmate mugshots?

Start with the Craighead County Sheriff’s Office Inmate Roster. The Sheriff’s roster link leads to the jail roster system, where current inmate entries can include a booking photo and booking details when those fields are available.

Does the Craighead County roster show everyone who has been arrested?

No. A current inmate roster is primarily a custody and booking tool. Someone may have been released, transferred, cited without being held, booked elsewhere, or otherwise not appear in the current-custody view.

How do I see recent Craighead County releases?

The roster system provides a Recent Releases view in addition to Current Inmates and New Inmates. Use that view when a person no longer appears on the current roster.

Does a mugshot or booking entry mean the person was convicted?

No. A booking photo, arrest entry, or listed charge documents an arrest or custody event. It does not by itself establish guilt or the final outcome of a criminal case.

What should I do if I cannot find a name on the roster?

Check spelling and identifying details, review New Inmates and Recent Releases, allow for booking-system updates, and use the Arkansas Department of Corrections inmate search if the person may have been transferred to state custody.

How do I check what happened after the arrest?

Use Search ARCourts for public Arkansas case information. It can show case parties, judges, filings, charges and dispositions, future events, judgments, and some public documents, depending on the court and record.

How do I search older Craighead County District Court cases?

Craighead County’s legacy District Court search covers traffic and misdemeanor criminal case records from September 1994 through July 31, 2018. The county directs later cases to the Arkansas case-information system.

Can I visit someone at the Craighead County Detention Center in person?

The Sheriff’s Office jail page states that in-person visitation is no longer offered and directs visitors to JailATM for online video visitation.

How can bond be posted for a Craighead County inmate?

The Sheriff’s Office lists online payment through the jail bond system, a lobby bond kiosk, and card processing at the facility. The current jail page says the lobby kiosk requires specified cash denominations and does not give change, while card payments carry a service fee.

Who should I call for Craighead County booking or inmate information?

The Sheriff’s Office lists the Booking Department at 870-933-7719. It also lists the Detention Center at 870-933-4526 and the Sheriff’s Office non-emergency number at 870-933-4551.

Official sources used for this Craighead County lookup

This page is an independent public-record navigation guide. It is not the Craighead County Sheriff’s Office, Craighead County government, a court, or the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

About the Research: This article was written by a real person, not an AI. To ensure this guide is helpful, I personally tested the official search portals mentioned above. The screenshots you see are from my actual search session. My goal is to save you time by filtering out broken links and confusing menus, pointing you directly to the official government sources that actually work.

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