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Official Crittenden County Jail Roster — Current Inmates

The Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office provides a free online inmate roster for the Crittenden County Detention Center in West Memphis, Arkansas.

The system uses jail-management records and offers three important views: Current Inmates, New Inmates and Recent Releases.

The online list includes booking photographs, recorded arrest information, charges and bond amounts where available.

Official agencyCrittenden County Sheriff’s Office
FacilityCrittenden County Detention Center
Address350 Afco Road, West Memphis, AR 72301
Sheriff’s administrative phone870-702-2010
Non-emergency dispatch870-702-2000
Visitation scheduling870-702-2052
Roster accessFree public web roster and county-described mobile app
Detention center capacity350 beds, according to the county facility description
Public lobbyOpen 24/7 for payments and bonds
Administrative hoursMonday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Fastest way to find an inmate: Open the current-inmate roster, look for the person’s surname, review the displayed photo and booking details, and check all charges and bond amounts. If the person was arrested recently, switch to the New Inmates list.
Roster updates: A published entry reflects the jail system when it was updated. Release, transfer, booking or court changes may not appear immediately. Do not rely on an older copied roster to establish current custody.

Crittenden County Jail New Bookings and Arrest Records

The roster has a separate New Inmates view identifying people booked during the previous 48 hours.

This is especially useful when someone was arrested by West Memphis Police, Marion Police, the Sheriff’s Office, Arkansas State Police or another agency and brought to the detention center.

Read an inmate booking entry

Full nameThe recorded name connected to the booking.
Booking photographA photograph may accompany the public entry.
AgeAge listed with the arrest information.
Arrest date and timeWhen the arrest was recorded by the system.
Arresting agencyPolice or other enforcement agency associated with the arrest.
Charge descriptionsOne or several listed allegations or warrants.
Bond amountAmount displayed for the listed custody matter.
Release dateAppears when the booking record shows a release.

How to check a new arrest

  1. Open the New Inmates roster.
  2. Check the heading for the 48-hour period.
  3. Locate the person’s recorded name.
  4. Compare the booking photograph and other identifiers carefully.
  5. Check the arresting agency and arrest timestamp.
  6. Review every charge and bond entry.
  7. Switch to Current Inmates for current-custody confirmation.
  8. Contact the detention center if booking or release information is uncertain.
Recent booking does not prove current custody. The New Inmates report can include people already released after their booking. Check for a release timestamp and use the Current Inmates view for present detention information.

Crittenden County Jail Mugshots and Booking Photos

The official Crittenden County web roster includes photographs alongside many booking entries. A photo should always be interpreted as an image associated with a booking, not as evidence that the person was convicted.

How to view an available jail mugshot

  1. Open the Sheriff’s official online jail roster.
  2. Select Current Inmates or New Inmates.
  3. Find the relevant inmate entry.
  4. Check whether a photograph is displayed.
  5. Verify the name, arrest date and charges before associating the photograph with a person.
  6. For an unavailable or historical booking photo, contact the Sheriff’s Office about the correct public-records procedure.
Identification warning: Booking photographs can become outdated. People with similar names can appear in separate records, and a person may have more than one booking. Do not reuse an old image to represent a new arrest without official verification.

Requesting an official arrest report or older booking record

The Sheriff’s Office provides a separate contact for report copies.

Report Copies Telephone: 870-702-2029

Call to ask whether the particular report or image is available, whether identification or a written request is required, and what copy fees apply.

How to Interpret Crittenden County Jail Roster Charges and Bond Fields

The roster can show several charges or warrants for one inmate. Each has its own legal meaning and may affect release differently.

Failure to AppearA court alleges the person did not attend a required appearance.
Failure to Pay Fine/CostA warrant or other action may be tied to outstanding court obligations.
Hold for Another AgencyAnother jurisdiction may have an interest in the detainee’s custody.
Body AttachmentA court process that may authorize detention in connection with a court matter.
BondThe amount shown for an eligible release-related obligation.
Arrested ByThe agency identified with the booking or charge.
Recent ReleaseIndicates that the recorded booking episode ended in release.
Multiple ChargesThe person may have several legal matters with separate release requirements.

What a displayed bond amount does not tell you

An online bond amount does not necessarily account for every warrant, court order or hold. It also does not guarantee eligibility for release that day.

Before posting bond: Ask detention staff whether the displayed amount is current, whether additional holds exist, and whether the court or another agency must authorize release.

Crittenden County Jail Bail, Bonds and Release Payments

The Sheriff’s Office maintains a 24-hour public lobby for payments and bonds. It also publishes a guide on using a licensed bail bond company.

Before arranging bond

  1. Open the official jail roster and locate the person.
  2. Review the reported bond amount and charges.
  3. Contact the detention center through the Sheriff’s published office number.
  4. Confirm whether a cash bond, surety bond, citation or personal-recognizance release is permitted.
  5. Ask if the person has another warrant or hold.
  6. Verify the approved payment method and any additional fees.
  7. Use the public lobby or an appropriately licensed bond company as instructed.
  8. Retain official documentation and verify the release process.

Finding a licensed bail bondsman

The Sheriff’s Office links to licensed bond-company information supplied by the Arkansas Professional Bail Bond Company and Professional Bail Bondsman Licensing Board.

The county does not recommend or endorse a particular bond company.

Signature bond or own-recognizance eligibility

The Sheriff’s FAQ lists potential disqualifying circumstances for signature bonds, citations or own-recognizance bonds, including violent charges, certain repeat-arrest histories, drug-related charges and DWI charges.

Those published criteria do not replace a judicial release decision. Eligibility is case-specific.

Avoid release-payment scams: Do not send money to someone who unexpectedly calls claiming that a detainee can be released immediately. Verify the bond amount, accepted payment method and receiving authority using the Sheriff’s official telephone number and website.

Crittenden County Jail Visitation Days, Hours and Requirements

The Crittenden County Detention Center offers scheduled non-contact visits. The county requires an appointment for each visiting week.

All appointments must be made using the dedicated visitation telephone number: 870-702-2052.

Published In-Person Visiting Schedule

Tuesday — A to FInmates whose surnames begin A–F.
Wednesday — G to LInmates whose surnames begin G–L.
Thursday — M to RInmates whose surnames begin M–R.
Friday — S to ZInmates whose surnames begin S–Z.

Published daily visiting windows:

  • Morning: 8:15 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
  • Afternoon: 12:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.

Visit duration: 15 minutes.

Frequency: One visit per inmate per week.

Schedule clarification: The Sheriff’s general visitation text mentions Monday through Saturday, but its detailed schedule assigns Tuesday through Friday by surname. Use the detailed schedule as a reference and call 870-702-2052 to confirm current appointments before traveling.

Official visitor requirements

  • Schedule a visit in advance each week.
  • Bring a state-issued photo ID.
  • Register with the correctional officer responsible for visitation.
  • Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
  • Proof of guardianship or a birth certificate may be required for a child.
  • Dress appropriately; revealing or transparent clothing is not permitted.
  • Do not bring cell phones, cameras, recording devices, purses or backpacks into the visiting area.
  • Smoking, drugs, alcohol and disruptive behavior are prohibited.
  • Visitors subject to a relevant no-contact order may not visit the detainee.
  • All people entering the facility are subject to search.
Appointment tip: Call early because appointments are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The county says other Sheriff’s Office telephone numbers cannot schedule or cancel detention visits.

Official Crittenden County Visitation Rules

Crittenden County Jail Video Visitation

The Detention Center uses City Tele-Coin for video visitation. The Sheriff’s Office states that video booths are available at the facility and links to a remote visitation service.

How to arrange a video visit

  1. Open the official Sheriff’s visitation page.
  2. Review the current City Tele-Coin link and facility rules.
  3. Call 870-702-2052 for the weekly appointment process.
  4. Ask whether the visit is at an on-site booth or can be conducted remotely.
  5. Follow the provider’s registration instructions where applicable.
  6. Confirm the approved visit time and detainee information.
  7. Review any remote-session charge before paying.
  8. Follow the Sheriff’s rules against prohibited recording and misconduct.
Video cost: The county page does not establish a universal remote visiting price. Check the provider’s current fees before scheduling. Do not assume that a remote-at-home visit costs the same as an on-site appointment.

Deposit Money into a Crittenden County Inmate Commissary Account

The Sheriff’s Office provides three official deposit methods: online, at a lobby kiosk or by mailed money order.

Official Commissary Contact

Telephone: 870-702-2096

Published service hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Method 1: Online deposit

  1. Open the Sheriff’s official commissary deposit page.
  2. Choose its online deposit link.
  3. Enter the detainee’s name and other details requested.
  4. Verify that the correct person and jail have been selected.
  5. Review available deposit amounts and processing charges.
  6. Complete the transaction using an accepted card.
  7. Save the receipt.

Method 2: Jail lobby deposit kiosk

The Sheriff’s Office states that a kiosk is located in the Detention Center lobby. It accepts cash and major credit cards for eligible commissary deposits.

Detention Center Lobby 350 Afco Road
West Memphis, AR 72301

The Sheriff’s Office advertises public lobby access 24 hours a day for payments and bonds. Confirm current commissary kiosk availability before visiting, particularly after normal business hours.

Method 3: Money order by mail

The county accepts money orders mailed to the Sheriff’s Department. Personal checks are not accepted.

Official Money Order Address Crittenden County Sheriff’s Department
350 Afco Road
West Memphis, AR 72301

Write the detainee’s name on the money order.

Before paying: Check the current account rules and service fees. Do not mail cash or a personal check. Use the county-linked payment provider rather than an unrelated inmate-money website.

Crittenden County Jail Inmate Phone Calls and Collect Calling

The Sheriff’s published FAQ says detainees use collect calling and that family members should establish a City Tele-Coin account to receive calls.

Phone providerCity Tele-Coin
Provider support800-682-0707
Sheriff’s main office870-702-2010
Inmate communicationOutgoing calls through the facility’s approved system

How to receive an inmate call

  1. Open the Sheriff’s official FAQ.
  2. Review the county’s inmate calling guidance.
  3. Contact City Tele-Coin at 800-682-0707.
  4. Ask about creating or funding an account for the facility.
  5. Review any call charges and account restrictions.
  6. Follow the provider’s instructions to enable eligible calls.
Confidential legal calls: Do not assume ordinary family telephone calls are privileged. Attorneys should contact detention staff for approved legal communication procedures.

Crittenden County Jail Inmate Mailing Address and Letters

The Sheriff’s FAQ provides a specific mailing format for detainees. Include the full name of the inmate and a complete return address identifying the sender.

Official Detainee Mail Address

INMATE’S FULL NAME
c/o Crittenden County Sheriff’s Department
350 Afco Road
West Memphis, AR 72301

Send a letter step by step

  1. Confirm that the person is still detained at the facility.
  2. Write the inmate’s full name on the first address line.
  3. Use the Sheriff’s Department mailing address.
  4. Include your own first name, last name and complete return address.
  5. Do not enclose cash or unauthorized items.
  6. Ask staff about current photograph, greeting-card, envelope or legal-mail restrictions before mailing unusual contents.
  7. Send correspondence using the accepted postal service.
Return-address requirement: The county specifically instructs senders to provide a complete return address with their first and last names. Mail that lacks required information or contains prohibited items may be rejected.

Crittenden County Jail Inmate Property Drop-Off and Release

The Sheriff’s FAQ limits the items that friends and family may bring to a detainee.

Items the county allows under stated conditions

Money ordersAccepted according to the commissary rules.
Prescription glassesRequire advance approval from medical staff.
MedicationsRequire advance approval from medical staff.
Other personal itemsDo not bring unless jail staff specifically authorize them.

How to retrieve an inmate’s belongings

The Sheriff’s Office says personal belongings can be released to an authorized person. The person collecting them must bring photo identification.

  1. Contact the Detention Center to confirm the inmate is housed there.
  2. Ask which items the jail is permitted to release.
  3. Have the detainee provide the necessary authorization.
  4. Bring your valid photo identification.
  5. Follow the staff’s property-release instructions.
  6. Confirm the collection time before traveling.
Clothing restriction: The Sheriff’s FAQ states that clothing generally will not be released unless the inmate has been sentenced to the Department of Corrections. Do not assume that authorization permits every property item to be collected.

Official reference: Crittenden County Sheriff’s Frequently Asked Questions.

Crittenden County Jail Court Cases, Hearings and Attorney Access

Jail roster charges are detention records. They are not a substitute for a certified criminal court disposition.

For pending felony cases or other circuit-level matters, use the Arkansas Judiciary’s official case-information resources.

How to check a related Arkansas court case

  1. Locate the person’s name and charges in the official Crittenden County jail roster.
  2. Write down any available court or case identifier.
  3. Open Arkansas Judiciary Case Information.
  4. Select the supported name or case-number search.
  5. Identify Crittenden County or the correct court where possible.
  6. Review matching public case information.
  7. Look for hearings, orders or dispositions if provided.
  8. Contact the responsible Circuit Clerk or District Court clerk for certified records and time-sensitive confirmation.
Different courts: Some misdemeanor, traffic and municipal matters may be handled in District Court rather than Circuit Court. If your first search fails, verify the court jurisdiction instead of assuming no case was filed.

Attorney visits and legal correspondence

Attorneys should contact the detention center to verify the current process for confidential communication, professional visitation and identification.

Ordinary video visits and general inmate calls should not be used as substitutes for protected legal consultations.

Recently Released Crittenden County Inmates and Transfer Information

The roster system provides a separate Recent Releases view. The Sheriff’s mobile app description also explains that users can check people recently booked or released.

How to check a recent release

  1. Open the Sheriff’s official online jail roster page.
  2. Select the Recent Releases option within the roster application.
  3. Locate the person’s name.
  4. Check any available release date or time.
  5. Compare the result with the earlier booking record.
  6. For historical booking details, contact the Sheriff’s Records Department.
Detention Records Department 870-702-2055
Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

The Sheriff’s published FAQ identifies this office for questions about people who were previously detained but have already been released.

Transfers to prison or immigration custody

The Sheriff’s Office says it does not disclose future detainee transport schedules to or from the facility because of officer safety.

For a person who may have entered Arkansas state-prison custody, consult the Arkansas Department of Corrections’ authorized offender-search resources.

Notification availability: VINELink may provide eligible custody-status information and notifications for participating agencies. Check current participation and registration availability directly. Never treat a notification as a substitute for contacting the responsible detention authority during an emergency.

Crittenden County Jail Roster Not Working? Search Troubleshooting

Use these checks when the online list does not show the person you are looking for.

No current-inmate resultCheck New Inmates and Recent Releases.
Person arrested todayRecent intake may not have completed processing.
Only 10 entries visibleUse pagination or change the page size.
Name not foundSearch a surname alone and review spelling variants.
Photo missingNot every public entry necessarily contains a usable photograph.
Bond information unclearVerify the current amount and other holds with detention staff.
Released person missingUse Recent Releases or contact the Records Department.
Visit not availableConfirm the correct surname-group day and book an appointment.
Online commissary failsUse the Sheriff’s provider link or ask about the lobby kiosk.
Need court dispositionCheck Arkansas court records rather than relying on a jail booking.
Best next step: Contact the Sheriff’s Office at 870-702-2010 and ask to be connected to the proper detention or records unit. For a visit, use the dedicated number 870-702-2052.

Crittenden County Jail Address, Telephone, Lobby and Google Map

The Crittenden County Detention Center is attached to the Sheriff’s Office at 350 Afco Road in West Memphis, Arkansas.

Crittenden County Detention Center

Physical address:
350 Afco Road
West Memphis, AR 72301

Sheriff’s Office:
870-702-2010

Dispatch:
870-702-2000

Visitation:
870-702-2052

Commissary:
870-702-2096

Records:
870-702-2055

Public lobby:
24 hours daily for payments and bonds.

Administrative hours:
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Google Maps directions

Where visitors enter: The county describes a common lobby serving the Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center. Call before visiting so you know whether you need the public lobby, scheduled video visitation area, commissary kiosk or another service counter.

Official Sheriff’s Contact and Location Page

Crittenden County Detention Center: Facility and Custody Information

The Sheriff’s Office describes the detention center as a 350-bed facility. The county’s own facility page states that it holds male and female adults detained for misdemeanor and felony matters.

The facility also includes a juvenile detention area separated physically and operationally from adult detention. Juvenile records are subject to additional protections, and the public adult inmate roster should not be used to determine protected juvenile custody details.

Common reasons someone may be held

Awaiting a court hearingPending charges, warrants or further judicial action.
Pretrial detentionHeld while a case remains unresolved.
Serving a sentenceDetained under a court sentence.
Other jurisdiction holdDetained in connection with a separate agency or legal matter.
Awaiting transferTransfer arrangements may be pending and are not always publicly disclosed.
Booking processingRecent intake may not yet display every public detail.
Capacity is not a live headcount. The Sheriff’s published 350-bed description is a facility specification, not a statement about today’s number of inmates. Use the live roster for the population information currently displayed by the official system.

Official Crittenden County Jail Resources

The following official Sheriff’s Office, Arkansas Judiciary and county-linked provider resources support the inmate search and detention instructions in this guide.

Crittenden County Jail Roster FAQs

1. How do I search the Crittenden County Jail roster?
Open the Crittenden County Sheriff’s official online roster and choose Current Inmates. Use the roster’s sorting, pagination or available search controls to find the person’s name. Check the booking details and verify current custody when necessary.
2. Is the Crittenden County Arkansas inmate roster free?
Yes. The Sheriff’s Office provides a free online jail roster and also describes a free inmate-information app. You do not need to purchase a third-party background-check subscription to view the public current-inmate list.
3. Where can I find recent Crittenden County jail bookings and releases?
The roster includes separate Current Inmates, New Inmates and Recent Releases views. The New Inmates web list displays bookings within the previous 48 hours. For older released-detainee records, contact the Records Department at 870-702-2055.
4. Can I see Crittenden County Jail mugshots online?
The official roster displays booking photographs with many inmate records. Open the Sheriff’s current or new-inmate list and check the matching entry. Not every photograph or historical booking record is necessarily available to the public.
5. What is the Crittenden County Jail address and phone number?
Crittenden County Detention Center is located at 350 Afco Road, West Memphis, Arkansas 72301. The Sheriff’s main administrative telephone number is 870-702-2010, and non-emergency dispatch is 870-702-2000.
6. How do I schedule visitation at Crittenden County Jail?
Call the dedicated visitation line at 870-702-2052 each week. The published schedule assigns Tuesday to surnames A–F, Wednesday to G–L, Thursday to M–R and Friday to S–Z, with morning and afternoon visiting periods. Confirm the appointment before traveling.
7. How long are Crittenden County Jail visits?
The Sheriff’s published policy allows one non-contact visit per inmate per week, generally lasting 15 minutes. Visitors must register, bring the required identification and follow facility rules. Remote video visitation is provided through City Tele-Coin.
8. How do I send money or commissary funds to an inmate?
The Sheriff’s Office accepts commissary deposits through its linked online provider, a lobby kiosk accepting cash and major credit cards, or a mailed money order bearing the detainee’s name. Personal checks are not accepted. Commissary questions can be directed to 870-702-2096.
9. How can I call, mail or collect property for a detainee?
The county directs families to City Tele-Coin at 800-682-0707 for inmate collect-call accounts. Mail should be addressed to the inmate, care of Crittenden County Sheriff’s Department, 350 Afco Road, West Memphis, AR 72301, with a complete return address. Property pickup requires inmate authorization and photo identification.
10. How do I verify a bond amount or an inmate’s release?
Check the official roster, then contact the Detention Center through the Sheriff’s Office to confirm the current bond, other holds and approved payment process. The public lobby is open 24 hours for payments and bonds. For a person already released, contact the Records Department at 870-702-2055.

Independent Jail Information and Responsible Use

CountyJailRosters.org is an independent public-information guide. It is not affiliated with Crittenden County, the Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office, the Detention Center, Arkansas Judiciary or another government agency.

The public roster can change following a new booking, transfer, release or correction. An arrest, charge or booking photograph does not establish guilt. A person appearing in a recent-bookings list may no longer be detained.

This site does not provide consumer reports for employment, rental housing, credit, insurance or other Fair Credit Reporting Act eligibility decisions. For legal outcomes, use official court records and seek qualified legal advice when appropriate.

Visitation schedules, telephone provider arrangements, commissary payment rules and bond procedures may change. Verify important information directly through the Sheriff’s Office before making a payment or traveling to the detention center.

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