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Ouachita County Jail Roster and Inmate Search

Looking for someone recently arrested or currently held at the Ouachita County Detention Center in Camden, Arkansas? The Ouachita County Sheriff’s Office provides an online jail roster with options to check current inmates, search by name, and review recent jail intake and release records.

The fastest starting point is the official Ouachita County inmate roster directory. From there, choose the search that matches what you need. For an urgent custody or release question, contact the detention center directly.

Information reviewed October 29, 2026. The roster is a changing custody record, not a permanent list or a record of criminal convictions.

FacilityOuachita County Detention Center
Location109 Goodgame Street, Camden, AR 71701
Detention phone870-231-5300, option 2
Visitation inquiries870-231-5300, option 3
Managing agencyOuachita County Sheriff’s Office
Online recordsCurrent roster, name search, 24-hour and 72-hour intake/release

Ouachita County Recent Bookings and Intake/Release Records

If an arrest happened recently, checking the intake and release lists may be more useful than searching the current roster alone. The Sheriff’s Office provides separate links for the preceding 24 hours and 72 hours.

Search optionBest forWhere to find it
Current RosterPeople currently listed in custodyOfficial roster directory
Last 24 HoursVery recent jail intake or release activitySelect Intake/Release (last 24 hours)
Last 72 HoursJail movement during the preceding three daysSelect Jail Intake/Release (last 72 hours)
Search By NameLocating a specific personSelect Search By Name

Understanding a booking entry

A booking record generally documents an individual’s admission to jail following an arrest, court order, or other lawful detention. Depending on the information made public, a record may include a name, intake date, alleged offense, holding agency, and bond information.

Booking and intake are not the same as a criminal conviction. Charges may change, a case may be dismissed, and an individual may be released without a conviction. The current roster also should not be treated as a complete archive of every historical arrest.

Inmate Details: Mugshots, Charges, Booking Dates, and Bond

Different records can contain different fields. When opening an Ouachita County inmate entry, review the published information carefully and distinguish confirmed details from blank or unavailable fields.

InformationWhat it tells you
Inmate nameThe name recorded for the individual in the jail system.
Booking dateWhen the individual was entered into the detention system.
Booking numberA record identifier, when the system publishes one.
Listed chargesAlleged offenses or other grounds for custody; not proof of guilt.
Bond amountThe posted bond figure, if one is available. It may not resolve every hold.
MugshotAn identifying booking photograph, if publicly displayed.
Custody statusThe recorded detention status at the time of the most recent system update.

Can you view Ouachita County jail mugshots?

Booking photographs may be available through individual public inmate records, but they should not be assumed to exist online for every person. Search the official roster first and open the relevant detail page. If no photograph appears, it does not necessarily mean the jail has no photograph.

A mugshot reflects booking identification, not a finding of guilt. Avoid distributing photographs with misleading claims about a person’s criminal history.

What If Someone Does Not Appear on the Jail Roster?

A missing result does not prove that a person was never arrested or that they are not detained elsewhere. First check the spelling and recent intake/release lists. Then consider these possibilities:

  • The arrest is recent and the booking has not yet appeared publicly.
  • The person was released after posting bond or following a court decision.
  • The person was transferred to another detention facility.
  • The person is being held by a different county, city, state, or federal agency.
  • The record is restricted or unavailable through the public search.

Search Arkansas state prison records

If you have reason to believe the individual entered state prison custody, use the Arkansas Division of Correction Inmate Search. Review its disclaimer and search the available records.

The state prison search is different from the county jail roster. An individual awaiting transfer may not yet appear in the state database, and local jail detainees are not necessarily included in the state prison system.

For someone believed to be in Ouachita County custody, the detention center remains the appropriate first contact.

Ouachita County Jail Visitation Rules

Visitors should check the Sheriff’s official visitation information page and confirm the current arrangements with detention personnel. The Sheriff’s published contact directory assigns option 3 at 870-231-5300 to inmate visitation.

Before visiting

  1. Confirm that the individual is currently housed at the detention center.
  2. Call the visitation contact and ask whether that inmate is eligible for visits.
  3. Confirm the available days, times, appointment requirements, and type of visit.
  4. Ask which identification is accepted and whether minors may attend.
  5. Check clothing, belongings, and visitor-conduct restrictions.
  6. Arrive according to the instructions supplied by detention staff.

Do not rely on an unofficial visiting timetable. Current visiting hours, video services, and eligibility requirements were not independently confirmed for this article.

Sending money to an inmate

The Sheriff’s detention menu includes an Inmate Banking section. Before depositing money, verify the current approved payment provider and the inmate identification details required.

Ask whether there are transaction charges, deposit limits, or restrictions on how funds may be used. Do not send cash to the detention center through ordinary mail unless staff expressly authorize a particular procedure.

Phone calls and inmate mail

Telephone access, approved call services, mail screening, and permissible correspondence depend on detention-center rules. Ask the facility which communication provider it currently uses and what mailing format it accepts.

For correspondence, confirm the full inmate name, identification number if required, and authorized mailing address before sending anything. Do not assume that the facility’s street address is the correct address for every kind of inmate mail.

Ouachita County Jail Bond and Release Information

A bond is a financial or other condition used by a court to help secure a defendant’s required appearance and compliance. The detention center maintains custody records, while the court determines applicable release conditions.

To investigate a particular bond:

  1. Locate the inmate using the official roster.
  2. Record the full name, booking information, and any displayed bond amount.
  3. Contact the detention center at 870-231-5300, option 2.
  4. Ask whether bond is currently authorized and whether any other holds prevent release.
  5. Confirm payment location, accepted methods, relevant deadlines, and processing procedures.
  6. If using a bondsman, independently verify licensing and fees before entering an agreement.

The Sheriff’s website includes a Bail Bonds resource. A listed dollar amount does not guarantee immediate release; other warrants, holds, or court conditions may apply.

How soon will an inmate be released?

There is no reliable universal release time. Processing depends on the court order, outstanding holds, verification of financial conditions, staffing, and other administrative requirements. Contact the jail for the status of a specific release rather than relying on estimates.

Search Ouachita County Criminal Court Records

A jail booking record answers a different question from a criminal case record. For hearing dates, charges filed in court, case events, and dispositions, use the official Arkansas Judiciary’s Search ARCourts system.

Search by a defendant’s name

  1. Visit Search ARCourts.
  2. Select the participant or name-search option.
  3. Enter the defendant’s first and last name.
  4. Use available advanced search options to narrow by Ouachita County, court, or other applicable filters.
  5. Open a matching case and review its public docket information.
  6. Check listed hearing events, charges, dispositions, and available documents.

If you already have the court case number, use the case-search option instead. Not all filings or court records are publicly available online. Some proceedings and protected information have access limitations.

Local court contacts

OfficePublished contact information
Ouachita County Circuit Clerk45 Jefferson Street SW, Camden, AR 71701
870-837-2230
Camden District Court109A Goodgame Street, Camden, AR 71701
870-836-0331

These contacts are published in the Sheriff’s county courts directory. Contact the appropriate clerk for certified copies, case-specific questions, or confirmation of a hearing schedule. A criminal court record may remain accessible after the person leaves jail.

Ouachita County Detention Center Address, Phone, and Directions

The Ouachita County Detention Center is located in Camden, Arkansas, at the Sheriff’s Office address.

Street address: 109 Goodgame Street, Camden, AR 71701

Telephone: 870-231-5300

  • Option 1: Sheriff’s Office or dispatch
  • Option 2: Detention Center
  • Option 3: Inmate visitation

Official website: ouachitacountysheriff.org

The published address and contact routing come from the Sheriff’s official contact directory. Public lobby hours and detention visiting hours are not necessarily the same. Call before travelling for records, bond processing, or visitation.

Get driving directions to the detention center.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can I find someone in the Ouachita County Jail?

Visit the Ouachita County Sheriff’s official roster directory, select Search By Name or Current Roster, and review the public results. For confirmation, call the detention center at 870-231-5300, option 2.

2. Is the Ouachita County jail roster free to search?

The Sheriff’s website provides public links to the inmate roster and recent booking searches. Standard online roster viewing does not require purchasing a third-party report.

3. Where can I find recent Ouachita County arrests?

Open the Sheriff’s roster directory and select the intake/release list for the last 24 or 72 hours. These are jail activity records and should not be interpreted as a complete list of every arrest made by every agency.

4. Does the Ouachita County jail roster include mugshots?

Booking photographs may appear in individual public records when released by the relevant system. Availability can vary, so check the inmate detail page rather than assuming every entry includes a photograph.

5. How do I find an inmate’s bond amount?

Check the inmate’s roster details for any published bond information. Contact the detention center to confirm whether the bond is currently valid and whether other holds or restrictions affect release.

6. What is the Ouachita County Detention Center phone number?

The published telephone number is 870-231-5300. Select option 2 for the detention center or option 3 for inmate visitation inquiries.

7. Where is the Ouachita County Jail located?

The detention center is located at 109 Goodgame Street, Camden, Arkansas 71701.

8. How do I schedule a visit with an inmate?

Use the Sheriff’s visitation resource and call 870-231-5300, option 3, to confirm current visiting arrangements, scheduling, identification requirements, and inmate eligibility.

9. Why is someone missing from the Ouachita County roster?

The person may not yet have completed booking, may have been released, may be housed elsewhere, or may have been transferred to another facility. Verify the correct name and contact detention staff for current information.

10. Where can I look up Ouachita County criminal court cases?

Use the Arkansas Judiciary’s Search ARCourts portal at caseinfo.arcourts.gov. Search by participant name or case number, and contact the court clerk for information not available in the public portal.

Official Sources and Record Accuracy

For current information, prioritize the agency responsible for maintaining each record:

Public-record notice: This is an independent informational guide, not an official Sheriff’s Office or government publication. Jail records are subject to correction and change. Arrests, charges, and booking photographs do not establish guilt. Verify custody, release, and court information directly with the responsible agency. Information is provided for lawful public-record research.

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