Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department is a key law enforcement agency serving Pulaski County, Arkansas. This institution is dedicated to maintaining peace, enforcing the law, and ensuring the safety and protection of the county's residents. It is headed by the Sheriff, who is elected by the citizens of Pulaski County.
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The Sheriff's Department operates multiple divisions, each serving a specific function in law enforcement and community service. These divisions include the Patrol Division, Investigations Division, Corrections Division, Administrative Division, and Services Division.
Contact Information
Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
2900 South Woodrow Street
Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: (501) 340-6600
Website: Pulaski County Sheriff's Office
Arrest Warrants Search
Searching for active arrest warrants in Pulaski County is an important part of conducting a background check or investigating a potential criminal history. The local sheriff's office maintains records on all outstanding warrants and can be contacted for an arrest records search.
You can perform a Pulaski County Warrant lookup through the local sheriff's office. The public can access information regarding active arrest warrants issued in Pulaski County, though for detailed information, you may need to make a formal request or visit the sheriff's department in person. For security reasons, some details might not be publicly accessible.
The contact information for the Warrants Division is:
Warrants Division
2900 South Woodrow Street
Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: (501) 340-6700
Website: Warrants Division
Arrest Records Search
An Arrest Records Search can be made through the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department, enabling you to find out if a person has been arrested and detained in the past. It is a comprehensive list of all individuals who have been arrested and booked through the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department.
Please note that an arrest record does not imply guilt; it simply states that the individual was taken into custody. Convictions, dismissals, and acquittals will appear in court records, not arrest records.
Criminal Records and Background Checks
Criminal records provide a detailed report of an individual's criminal history. In Pulaski County, these records can be obtained through the Arkansas State Police. They maintain all criminal records for the state, including those from Pulaski County.
Background checks provide a detailed overview of an individual's criminal history, including any past arrests, charges, and convictions. These checks can be performed online through the Arkansas State Police website.
Sex Offender Registry
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department maintains a local sex offender registry as part of their public safety responsibilities. This registry is a public database containing information about individuals who have been convicted of sexual offenses.
The sex offender registry can be accessed online at the Pulaski County Sex Offender Registry.
Most Wanted List
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department also maintains a 'Most Wanted' list. This list identifies individuals with outstanding warrants who are considered particularly dangerous or elusive.
The 'Most Wanted' list is available on the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department website: Pulaski County Most Wanted.
Bail Bonds
When someone is arrested in Pulaski County, they may be eligible for bail. This is a payment made to the courtthat allows the person to be released from jail until their court date. If the person doesn't appear in court as required, the bail money is forfeited.
A bail bond is a type of surety bond provided by a bail bondsman, which guarantees that the defendant will appear in court. If the defendant fails to show up for court, the bail bondsman is liable for the full bail amount.
For more information on bail bonds, you can contact the Pulaski County Circuit Clerk:
Pulaski County Circuit Clerk
401 West Markham Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 340-8500
Website: Pulaski County Circuit Clerk
Police Departments
While the Sheriff's Department handles law enforcement at the county level, local police departments in Pulaski County manage municipal law enforcement. They also work closely with the sheriff's department to maintain law and order.
Here is the contact information for the Little Rock Police Department, the largest municipal police department in Pulaski County:
Little Rock Police Department
700 West Markham Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 371-4605
Website: Little Rock Police Department
Other notable police departments in Pulaski County include the North Little Rock Police Department, Sherwood Police Department, and Jacksonville Police Department.
For specific queries or requests, it is recommended to contact the relevant department directly. All the departments maintain their unique sets of records and data that are distinct from those maintained by the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department.
Victim Services
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department provides services to victims of crime through its Victim Services Division. This division provides support and resources to help victims cope with the aftermath of a crime, understand their rights, and navigate the criminal justice system.
Traffic and Accident Reports
If you need to obtain a copy of a traffic or accident report, you can do so through the Records Division of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department. Note that there may be a fee for this service.
Records Division
2900 South Woodrow Street
Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: (501) 340-6600
Website: Records Division
Crime Prevention and Community Services
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department offers a range of community services and crime prevention programs aimed at building strong relationships with the community, enhancing public safety, and preventing crime.
Emergency Management
In times of crisis or natural disasters, the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department works in close coordination with the Pulaski County Office of Emergency Management. This office is responsible for coordinating responses to emergencies and disasters, and for implementing recovery efforts.
Pulaski County Office of Emergency Management
3200 Brown Street
Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: (501) 340-6910
Website: Pulaski County Office of Emergency Management
Whether you need to conduct a warrant lookup, check the sex offender registry, review the most wanted list, or get information on bail bonds, the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department and the various divisions and offices within Pulaski County are important resources that can help.
Sheriff's Training Academy
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department maintains a training academy for its staff. The academy ensures that deputies and officers receive high-quality training that complies with state law enforcement standards. This training covers a range of areas, from basic law enforcement tactics to advanced courses in specialized fields.
Online Services
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department offers a variety of online services, making it easier for the public to access information and services. These services include the aforementioned inmate lookup and warrant search. Additionally, the department's website allows the public to report a crime, apply for a job, request records, and more.
Internship and Employment Opportunities
For those interested in a career in law enforcement, the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department offers a range of employment opportunities. These positions can range from deputy sheriff roles to administrative and support staff. The department is an equal opportunity employer and provides competitive salaries and benefits.
Additionally, the department offers internship opportunities for college students interested in gaining experience in law enforcement. Visit the Careers page for more information on available opportunities and the application process.
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Requests
If you wish to obtain records from the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department that are not readily available online, you may need to make a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. The FOIA is a law that gives you the right to access information from the federal government, which includes local law enforcement like the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department.
To make a FOIA request, you should contact the Sheriff's Department directly. Note that there may be fees associated with processing FOIA requests, and not all information may be available due to privacy laws and regulations.
Reporting a Crime
If you need to report a crime, you can do so by calling the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department non-emergency line at (501) 340-6600. If it's an emergency, always dial 911.
Remember, maintaining public safety is a shared responsibility. The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department encourages residents to report any suspicious activity and to cooperate fully with law enforcement.
Volunteer Opportunities
In addition to employment, the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department also offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for community members interested in supporting the work of law enforcement. These opportunities can range from volunteering in community outreach programs to assisting in administrative tasks within the department.
Citizen's Police Academy
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department hosts a Citizen's Police Academy. This program is designed to give residents a better understanding of the operations of the sheriff's department and the challenges law enforcement faces. The program involves a series of classes and interactive sessions that provide insight into the various aspects of law enforcement.
Social Media Platforms
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department maintains an active presence on several social media platforms. These platforms provide another avenue for the public to stay informed about the latest news, alerts, events, and initiatives from the Sheriff's Department.
Here are the links to the official social media accounts:
Please note that these platforms are not suitable for reporting emergencies. If you have an emergency, dial 911.
Business and Home Security Assessments
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department offers free business and home security assessments for residents and business owners within the county. These assessments aim to identify potential security risks and offer solutions to enhance security.
Chaplaincy Program
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department has a Chaplaincy Program in place. This program supports the spiritual needs of the department’s employees, their families, and members of the public. The chaplains are available 24/7 to provide counseling and support during times of crisis.
Animal Services
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department is also responsible for animal services within the county. This includes handling complaints about stray or dangerous animals, investigating cases of animal cruelty, and overseeing the county's animal shelter.