Search Drew County 72 Hour Booking

Drew County 72 hour booking records cover arrests across a southeast Arkansas county that is home to the University of Arkansas at Monticello. The sheriff in Monticello logs each intake within three days. You can search Drew County 72 hour booking data through the sheriff's office, the county jail page, and the state court tools. The booking sheet shows the booked name, charges with statute citations, bond amount, and first court date. Most public requests get a fast reply when you give the name and the date of arrest in the same note.

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Drew County 72 Hour Booking Overview

~17K Population
Monticello County Seat
Sheriff Lead Agency
72 Hrs Booking Window

Drew County 72 Hour Booking Agency

The Drew County Sheriff's Office is the main law enforcement agency for the county. The office covers Monticello, Tillar, Wilmar, Winchester, and the unincorporated rural land. Sheriff staff handle patrol, criminal investigations, civil process, and the county jail. Monticello Police bring most of their bookings to the county facility in town.

The intake here is the start of the Drew County 72 hour booking record. A short lead-in to the sheriff site sets the stage. Drew County 72 Hour Booking sheriff office home page The site lists the sheriff, divisions, contact lines, and the link to the jail page.

Drew County is a midsize county by Delta standards. The sheriff coordinates with the University of Arkansas at Monticello police on campus matters. State Police troopers and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission also bring people to the county jail when needed. The booking unit logs every intake with a unique number that ties to the local records system.

Drew County Jail and Detention

The Drew County Jail is run by the sheriff. The jail handles new bookings, pretrial holds, and short county sentences. The 72 hour booking step happens in the intake area inside the facility.

This lead-in shows the jail page on the sheriff's site. Drew County 72 Hour Booking jail facility page The page lists visit hours, mail rules, commissary info, and intake notes.

Drew County Jail steps follow a clear flow. Search and inventory of property are first. Prints and photos come next. Health checks then go on file. Charges are entered with Arkansas Code citations, and the bond data is added when set. The Drew County 72 hour booking sheet is built from this intake data. State holds for ADC transfer and federal holds also pass through the jail at times.

Note: Drew County Jail visit and mail rules can change with little notice, so always check the sheriff's jail page before a trip to the facility in Monticello.

Drew County Jail Roster Lookup

Drew County does not always post a live online jail roster, so calling the sheriff's office is the fast way to confirm a Drew County 72 hour booking. Staff can confirm custody, list the charges, and tell you the bond. They can also share the next court date. The Circuit Clerk number is (870) 460-6200.

If a name is in the system, ask for the booking sheet. The Drew County 72 hour booking sheet shows:

  • Booked name and date of birth
  • Date and time of intake
  • Arresting agency (sheriff, Monticello PD, ASP, UAM PD)
  • Charges with Arkansas Code section
  • Bond amount and bond type
  • Court date and court name

The sheriff updates the system as new bookings come in. Releases get flagged. For older Drew County 72 hour booking files that are no longer active, ask the records clerk for an archive pull. Some records go back many years on paper.

Drew County Court Records and 72 Hour Booking

Bookings push into the court system fast. The Arkansas CourtConnect system hosts Drew County Circuit Court and District Court records. You can search by name, by case number, or by filing date. The data shows parties, charges, dockets, and dispositions.

The Drew County Circuit Clerk in Monticello holds the paper file and the certified copies. Phone (870) 460-6200 for help with sealed parts of a file or for older records. A Drew County 72 hour booking pushes into a first appearance, then arraignment, then plea or trial. Each step lands on the docket.

District Court covers misdemeanors, traffic, and city ordinance cases. Circuit Court covers felonies, large civil suits, divorce, and probate. Juvenile records are sealed under state law and do not show in CourtConnect. The court file is the long-term home for booking data once a case is open.

FOIA Requests for Drew County Booking Records

Under Arkansas Code § 25-19-105, jail logs and booking sheets are open to the public. Any citizen of Arkansas can ask for a Drew County 72 hour booking file. The reply rule is three business days. Arkansas Code § 25-19-103 sets the FOIA terms and what counts as a public record.

The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled in Hengel v. City of Pine Bluff that police shift logs and arrest reports are open. That rule covers Drew County too. If the sheriff holds a record back without a clear exemption, you can appeal to the Attorney General or file a civil action under § 25-19-107.

Some Drew County booking data gets redacted under Arkansas Code § 12-12-1003. Social Security numbers, driver's license data, and any medical notes get held back. Juvenile bookings stay sealed. The booking sheet itself, with name, charge, bond, and court date, is open.

Drew County Inmate Alerts and VINELink

VINELink is the free victim notification tool that covers Drew County. Sign up at vinelink.com for text, email, or phone alerts when an inmate moves or is released. The toll-free line is 1-800-467-4943.

The service is open 24 hours a day. English and Spanish support is built in. More than one phone or email can go on the same case. Alerts push out in real time. The offender does not see who signed up. Cancel any time online.

For state prison transfers, the Arkansas Department of Corrections inmate search takes over. Once a Drew County inmate is sent to a state unit after sentencing, the ADC portal becomes the main trace tool.

Arkansas 72 Hour Booking State Resources

The Arkansas Crime Information Center at acic.arkansas.gov is the central data hub for criminal justice records in the state. ACIC maintains the Arkansas Criminal History System and the Sex Offender Registry. ACIC does not sell rap sheets to the public.

The Arkansas State Police background check portal at cbc.ark.org runs name-based checks. A standard Arkansas check is $22. A volunteer check is $11. A national FBI fingerprint check is $13. Mail-in requests on form ASP-122 cost $25 and route to the Identification Bureau in Little Rock.

The Arkansas Judicial Branch website at Arkansas CourtConnect hosts CourtConnect and the rules of court. Federal arrests in southeast Arkansas route to the Eastern District of Arkansas, not to the Drew County jail. Use the BOP inmate locator for federal cases.

Note: A Drew County booking does not always show up in the state ADC search until a sentence transfer is made, so the county jail and state portals serve different stages of custody.

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Nearby Arkansas Counties

Counties next to Drew run their own Arkansas 72 hour booking files through their sheriff offices.