Washington County, AR Inmate Roster

Search Inmates in Washington County, AR. Results Include: Arrests, Bookings, Criminal Records, Status, Booking #, Booking Date, Age, Bond Amount, Address Given, Charges, Statute, Court Case Number, Degree Level, Bond, Warrants.

Washington  County Arkansas Sheriff Overview

Washington County is located in the northwest end of Arkansas. It was created in 1828 and named after the first US President, George Washington. The county seat is Fayetteville.  The zip codes in Washington County are 72744, 72701, 72749, 72753, 72959, 72764, 72717, 72727, 72729, and 72774.

The chief law enforcement officer in Washington County is Sheriff Tim Helder. You can reach him via email at [email protected]. His second-in-command is Chief Deputy Jay Cantrell. As Chief Deputy, he is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the entire department. You can contact him at [email protected].

Washington County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 1155 W. Clydesdale Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72701

Phone: (479) 444-5700

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Inmate Search in Washington County Jail

The Washington County Detention Center has an online detainee roster that is available to the public. You can use the database to locate an inmate in this facility. The inmates are listed alphabetically according to their last name. The information listed for each inmate includes age, race, sex, booking date, address, arresting agency, physical description, charges, court details, and bond.

Washington County Inmates

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Washington County Detention Center are given the privilege of visitation. Visitation can be scheduled here. All appointments must be scheduled at least 2 days before but no more than 9 days in advance. All visitors are required to arrive at least 10 minutes before the scheduled visit. Visits are all conducted using the video visitation system. The number of twenty minute visits allowed per calendar week (Mon-Sun) and per day are determined by the Detainee’s housing unit.

Only two (2) adults may visit each detainee during any time slot. Visitors under the age of 18 must be in the company of a parent or legal guardian. Only two children under 18 may visit each detainee during any time slot.

Only individuals listed on the visitation reservation may visit. All visitors 16 years old and above must present a valid state issued photo ID.

Inmates are also allowed to receive mail. All letters must be addressed as follows:

Inmate’s Name

c/o Washington County Detention Center

1155 W Clydesdale Dr

Fayetteville, AR 72701

A complete return address and name of the sender must be included.

Family and friends can also deposit money into an inmate’s account in two ways. They can use the kiosk in the lobby of the Detention Center which accepts cash and credit cards. They can also go online at www.JailATM.com.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Federal law mandates that sex offenders must provide their information to local law enforcement for entry into the state and national sex offender registries. A person is classified as a sex offender if he has been convicted of a sexually oriented offense such as sexual assault, incest, and child pornography. To locate sex offenders living in Washington County, you can visit

Washington Sex Offender Search

Make sure that you read and completely understand the disclaimer provided. Some offenders do not update their registration. This means that you may find some records that only list last known addresses.

Bail and Bondsman

A defendant can stay out of jail while awaiting trial if he posts bail. Bail is the money used by the court to ensure that the defendant will show up in court once the trial starts. If he doesn’t, he forfeits the money.

If the defendant does not have enough money for bail, he can pay a portion of the bail amount to a bondsman instead. A bondsman’s fee is usually 12% of the bail amount and this cannot be refunded. A bondsman, once hired, can sign a bond with the court to secure the defendant’s release.