Fulton County, Arkansas
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Daniel Ray Clatfelter
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Levi Nathaniel Clinton
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Bobby Napier
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William Leon Jolley
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James Perrin
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Gerald Pittman
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Kristen Rene Harrington-elizalde
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Alfonso Nicholas Moran
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Brooke St. Aubin
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Hannah Horn
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Braden Smith
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Brooke Staubin
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Zachary Nehring
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Justin Lee Collins
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Raven Jean Stockstill
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Courtney Alexisdawn Shaffer
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Gracie Lynn Ramsey
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Ricky Lee Johnson
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Jennifer Dian Flynn
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Jeremy Patterson
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Fulton County Mugshots & Booking Records
Mammoth Spring—pumping 9.3 million gallons of water per day—puts Fulton County on the map for anglers and paddlers across the mid-South. About 12,500 people live in this rural Ozark county along the Missouri border, with Salem serving as the county seat.
The Fulton County Sheriff's Office runs the county jail in Salem, processing arrests from the sheriff's deputies, the Salem Police Department, the Mammoth Spring Police Department, and other local agencies. Booking volumes stay modest given the county's rural character, but all records—photographs, charges, and bond amounts—are public under the Arkansas FOIA.
Direct inquiry to the sheriff's office by phone or in person is typically the fastest way to get current booking information. An extensive online roster system may not be available for this smaller county.
About Fulton County
Fulton County sits in the Ozark Mountains along the Missouri state line. Salem, the county seat, has a population of roughly 1,600. The county's marquee attraction is Mammoth Spring State Park, built around one of the largest springs in Arkansas. The Spring River, fed by that spring, is a top destination for trout fishing and canoeing. Tourism, agriculture, timber, and small business sustain the local economy, while the county's remote terrain continues to draw retirees and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a quieter pace of life.
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