The Johnson County Jail is operated by the Johnson County Sheriff's Office and serves as the county's primary detention and booking facility. The jail processes arrests from the Clarksville Police Department, the Lamar Police Department, the Coal Hill Police Department, and the sheriff's deputies. Booking records include photographs, charges, bond amounts, and arrest dates.

Johnson County provides access to inmate information through the sheriff's office. You can check for online roster availability or contact the office directly for current booking information. All booking records are public under the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act and must be provided upon request.

About Johnson County

Johnson County is positioned in the heart of the Arkansas River Valley, with the Ozark Mountains rising to the north. Clarksville, the county seat and largest city, has a population of approximately 9,800 and is home to the University of the Ozarks, a private liberal arts college. The city sits along the Interstate 40 corridor, which serves as the primary east-west highway across northern Arkansas. The county's economy includes education, manufacturing, poultry processing, and agriculture. Johnson County is also home to the Spadra Creek Nature Trail and nearby access to the Ozark National Forest. The county's location along the I-40 corridor gives it good transportation connectivity while maintaining its small-town Arkansas River Valley character.