Lonoke County, Arkansas

The Lonoke County Detention Center is operated by the Lonoke County Sheriff's Office and processes bookings from the Cabot Police Department, the Lonoke Police Department, the Carlisle Police Department, the Ward Police Department, the England Police Department, and the sheriff's deputies. As a suburban county adjacent to Little Rock, Lonoke County's jail handles a moderate volume of bookings, particularly from the rapidly growing Cabot area.

Lonoke County provides public access to inmate information through online 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 throughout the day.

About Lonoke County

Lonoke County has experienced significant growth as part of the Little Rock metropolitan area's eastward expansion. Cabot, the largest city with a population exceeding 26,000, has been one of the fastest-growing communities in Arkansas for over two decades, attracting families with its school system and proximity to Little Rock employment centers. The city of Lonoke, the county seat, has a population of approximately 4,300 and retains a more traditional small-town character. The county also includes the communities of Carlisle, Ward, England, and Austin. Lonoke County's economy blends suburban residential development in the west with extensive agriculture—particularly rice, soybeans, and catfish farming—in the eastern portions. The county is home to the Lonoke National Fish Hatchery, one of the largest warm-water fish hatcheries in the United States.