Logan County, Arkansas

The Logan County Detention Center sits at 201 South Lowder Street in Paris, the seat of the county's northern district, and is run by the Logan County Sheriff's Office. Deputies book people here alongside officers from the Paris and Booneville city police and the county's smaller-town agencies, so most arrests across Logan County funnel through this single facility rather than the courthouse over in Booneville. The jail can be reached around the clock at (479) 963-3271.

Logan County is easier to search than many rural Arkansas counties: a name-searchable inmate roster is posted on the sheriff's website, loganso.com, so you can check who is currently held without making a call. Each listing ties back to the booking basics—the arrest date, the charges filed, and any bond set. Those details remain public record under Arkansas's Freedom of Information Act, and detention staff can confirm release timing or charges that have not posted yet.

About Logan County

Organized in 1871 and named for the early settler James Logan, the county runs its affairs from two seats: Paris in the north and Booneville, the largest town, in the south. The surrounding Arkansas River Valley turns on timber, cattle, and poultry, yet Logan County's signature feature towers above all of it—Mount Magazine, whose 2,753-foot Signal Hill is the loftiest ground in the state and now crowns a state park prized for its lodge, overlook trails, and hang-gliding launches. The quiet town of Subiaco adds another landmark in Subiaco Abbey, a Benedictine monastery founded in 1878 that still runs a boarding academy. Home to roughly 21,100 people across communities like Magazine, Scranton, and Ratcliff, Logan County pairs mountain scenery with small River Valley life. Browse the wider Arkansas mugshots directory, compare neighboring counties such as Franklin, Sebastian, and Pope, or open the filtered Logan County booking gallery.