The Crittenden County Detention Facility is operated by the Crittenden County Sheriff's Office and serves as the primary booking facility for the county. The jail processes arrests from the Marion Police Department, the West Memphis Police Department, the Earle Police Department, the Turrell and Crawfordsville police departments, and the sheriff's deputies. West Memphis, the county's largest city, generates a significant portion of the county's booking volume due to its position as a major Interstate 40 corridor city adjacent to Memphis.

Crittenden County provides online access to inmate information through jail roster services. Current inmates can be searched by name, with booking photographs, charges, bond amounts, and arrest dates available to the public. The roster is updated as new bookings are processed. You can also contact the sheriff's office or the detention facility directly for current information.

About Crittenden County

Crittenden County's identity is shaped by its proximity to Memphis. West Memphis, the largest city, sits at the junction of Interstates 40 and 55 and serves as a gateway between Arkansas and Tennessee. The city has historically had higher crime rates than the state average, partly attributed to its position as a transportation crossroads. Marion, the county seat, has grown as a suburban community for Memphis commuters and is the fastest-growing city in the county. The county's economy includes logistics, warehousing, agriculture, and casino gaming, with Southland Casino Racing being a major employer and revenue generator. Crittenden County's location in the Mississippi Delta also means it has significant agricultural activity, particularly cotton and soybean farming.