Garland County Criminal Detention Facility, AR Inmate Roster

Search Inmates in Garland 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.

Garland  County Arkansas Sheriff Overview

Garland County is located near the center of Arkansas. It was created in 1873 and named in honor of the 11th governor of Arkansas,Augustus H. Garland. The county seat is Hot Springs. The zip codes in Garland County are 71901, 71902, 71903, 71909, 71910, 71913, 71914, 71949, 71956, 71964, 71968, and 72087.

Sheriff Mike McCormick is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Garland County. You can reach him at 501-622-3660. The county clerk for Garland County is Sarah Smith. She is responsible for issuing marriage licenses, supervising county elections, and maintaining all county court records. You can reach her at (501) 622-3610.

Garland  County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 525 Ouachita Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71901

Phone:  501-622-3660

Garland  County Sheriff

Inmate Search in Garland County Jail

The Garland County Jail maintains an

Garland Inmate Roster

of inmates currently housed in the facility. The inmates are listed alphabetically based on their last names. To locate an inmate, simply scroll down the list. You can also search the database using the inmate’s name, age, booking date, booking number, offense, race, sex, or S.O. number. Clicking on an inmate’s name will allow you to view his/her file which lists the following information: name, address, age, race, booking date & time, # of days incarcerated, and charges (including court and court date).

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Garland County Jail are allowed non-contact visits with family and friends through video visitation. Visitation is on a first come, first served basis. No appointment is necessary at this time.

Inmates may have 2 visits per week:
1 visit on either Thursday or Friday
1 visit on either Saturday or Sunday

Visitation days are Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Visitation Slots are in the afternoon at the following times:
12:00 (noon)

1:00

2:00

3:00

5:00
6:00
7:00
8:00
No visitation 4PM-5PM.

Visitors MUST ARRIVE AND CHECK IN AT LEAST 15 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE VISIT.
(For example, if you wish to visit at 1PM, you should arrive by 12:45PM)
Two (2) people are allowed per visit. Children under the age of five (5) do not count towards the two (2). Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Each visitor MUST have a government issued photo ID.

The following items are not allowed in the visitation room: Cell Phones, Food, Drink, Cameras/Recording Devices.
All visits are monitored and recorded by the Video Visitation System. If a visitor behaves inappropriately, the visit will be terminated and he/she will be directed to leave the Detention Center.

To deposit money into an inmate’s commissary account, you can go online here.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

All sex offenders are mandated by federal law to provide local law enforcement their current information to be entered into the state and national sex offender registries. These databases are utilized by law enforcement to keep track of these offenders and to increase public safety and awareness. A person is classified as a sex offender if he was convicted for a sex crime such as rape, prostitution, and sex trafficking. To check the list of sex offenders residing in Garland County, you can go to http://www.garlandcountysheriff.com/sex-offender-registry.php. It is important to read and acknowledge the disclaimer provided. Keep in mind that you may get records of offenders that only list his/her last known address. This is because some offenders do not comply with the registration law.

Bail and Bondsman

The money pledged to the court in exchange for the temporary release of a defendant from jail is called bail. The bail is held by the court until the end of the trial. If the defendant violates the conditions of his release, the money will be kept by the court.

If a defendant does not have enough money to post bail, he can use 12% of the bail amount to pay a bondsman to help him. For this fee, a bondsman can secure the release of a defendant by signing a bond with the court. If the defendant skips bail, it will be the responsibility of the bondsman to pay the entire bond amount to the court.