Law & Public Safety

The Arkansas ACC Absconder Search is a tool used by the Arkansas Community Correction (ACC) division to locate individuals who are considered absconders. An absconder is someone who has been released from correctional custody or probation/parole but has failed to comply with the terms and conditions of their release and has gone missing. The ACC Absconder Search allows individuals to search for absconders by name, county, or zip code within the state of Arkansas. The search results will provide information about the absconder, including their name, photo, physical description, and the reason for their absconding. The tool is available to the public and is intended to assist in locating absconders and ensuring public safety.

Applying for a concealed handgun license online. After you complete and pay for your license online, you must contact a Concealed Handgun Instructor and complete the required training for a concealed handgun license. You will receive a confirmation number from this online system that your instructor will need to include on the training certificate.

Arkansas Correctional Industries (ACI) is a division of the Arkansas Department of Corrections that provides job training and employment opportunities for inmates in Arkansas correctional facilities. ACI operates a variety of industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, and food service. ACI also maintains an online catalog that offers a range of products and services for sale to the public. The online catalog features a wide selection of products, including furniture, signs, license plates, clothing, and more. All products are made by inmates in Arkansas correctional facilities and are sold at competitive prices.

Arkansas Criminal History (ARCH). The ARCH system has been developed to enable the public to obtain accurate criminal history information from a reliable source.

The Arkansas Escape Alert System is an automated safety tool that allows citizens living in the vicinity of a Division of Correction facility or Division of Community Correction Center, to register for automated notifications in the event of an escape from those facilities.

The Arkansas Supreme Court Opinions Search is an online database of written opinions issued by the Arkansas Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is the highest court in Arkansas and is responsible for reviewing decisions from lower courts and resolving important legal issues in the state. The Opinions Search database allows users to search for opinions by keyword, case number, judge name, or date range. The search results will provide a list of opinions that match the search criteria, along with a brief summary of the opinion and a link to the full text. Users can also browse opinions by year, judge name, or subject matter using the navigation menu on the left-hand side of the page. The database includes opinions from 1837 to the present and is updated regularly. The Arkansas Supreme Court Opinions Search is a valuable resource for attorneys, judges, and other legal professionals who need to research Supreme Court decisions in Arkansas. It provides easy access to a wealth of legal precedent and analysis, and can help users stay up-to-date on changes and developments in Arkansas law.

The Attorney Licensee Directory Search allows you to search for attorneys in Arkansas by Name, City, and Zip Code. The information provided in the attorney search is not the official record maintained by the Clerk of the Court. To confirm the accuracy of this information, please contact the Clerk's Office at (501) 682-6849.

The Certified Mediator Search includes a long directory of trained administrative law judge mediators with a wide variety of backgrounds. Search Certified mediators are professionals who have completed specialized training and obtained certification through the Arkansas Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission (AADC). Mediators are trained to help parties in conflict reach mutually acceptable agreements through facilitated discussions and negotiations. Certified mediators in Arkansas are required to adhere to ethical standards and guidelines established by the AADC. They can provide mediation services in a variety of legal, business, and personal disputes, including divorce and child custody cases, workplace conflicts, and personal injury claims. Using a certified mediator can be a cost-effective and efficient way to resolve disputes, as it often avoids the need for costly and time-consuming court proceedings.

The Arkansas Administrative Offices of the Courts Circuit Judge Search lets you search for Judges' by district.

Review your concealed handgun carrying license online with the Arkansas State Police.

Find an instructor for your concealed handgun carrying license through the Arkansas State Police search.

The Arkansas Court of Appeals Opinion Search is an online database of written opinions issued by the Arkansas Court of Appeals. The Court of Appeals is an intermediate appellate court in Arkansas that hears appeals from trial court decisions in civil and criminal cases. The Opinion Search database allows users to search for opinions by keyword, case number, judge name, or date range. The search results will provide a list of opinions that match the search criteria, along with a brief summary of the opinion and a link to the full text. Users can also browse opinions by year, judge name, or subject matter using the navigation menu on the left-hand side of the page. The database includes opinions from 1999 to the present and is updated regularly. The Arkansas Court of Appeals Opinion Search is a valuable resource for attorneys, judges, and other legal professionals who need to research appellate court decisions in Arkansas. It provides easy access to a wealth of legal precedent and analysis, and can help users stay up-to-date on changes and developments in Arkansas law.

VINE is the nation's leading crime victim notification network. It allows survivors, victims of crime, and other concerned citizens to access timely and reliable information about offenders or criminal cases in U.S. jails and prisons. Register to receive automated notifications via email, text, or phone call, or check custody status information online at any time. Available in 48 states and covering 2,900 incarceration facilities, VINE is a lifesaving service that offers peace of mind to millions of people every day.

If you need to perform a criminal background check in Arkansas, you can do so by contacting the Arkansas State Police. The state police maintain the criminal records of individuals who have been arrested and convicted of crimes in the state.

The Inmate Deposit Service provides a fast and secure way to deposit funds into an inmate’s Trust Account or Pre-Pay Phone Service Account.

The Inmate Database Download is available for download through the Information Network of Arkansas (INA). The file will be updated and posted each Monday. A $0.10-per-record enhanced access fee will be charged by INA.

The Arkansas Department of Corrections (ADC) maintains an online inmate population search tool that allows members of the public to search for information on inmates currently incarcerated in Arkansas correctional facilities.

The Arkansas Department of Correction inmate phone deposit service is a system that allows friends and family members of inmates to deposit funds into an inmate's phone account. This service enables inmates to make phone calls to approved numbers and helps them stay connected with their loved ones while they are incarcerated. The funds deposited into an inmate's phone account can be used to make calls to both local and long-distance numbers.

This is an Inmate Population Information Search tool for locating an inmate within the state of Arkansas.

The Arkansas Department of Corrections Inmate Trust Account Deposits service is a system that allows friends and family members of inmates to deposit money into an inmate's trust account. The funds deposited in the trust account can be used by inmates to purchase items from the commissary, pay for medical services, and other approved expenses while incarcerated.

No circumstance has a more devastating effect on a family than the unknown whereabouts of a loved one. Immediately making identification information available to the public has proven effective in helping to locate missing children as well as missing adults. The majority of law enforcement officials consider photographs to be the most important tool in a missing person search. There is no required waiting period to report a missing person. Law enforcement agencies should be contacted without delay. This is extremely important in cases involving a possible abduction, suspected foul play or an at-risk situation.

The Arkansas State Police serves as the coordinating law enforcement agency in Arkansas to alert the public of missing or abducted children. Known as the Arkansas AMBER Alert System, the Arkansas State Police was one of the first law enforcement agencies in the country to model a statewide notification system based on the local AMBER Alerts used in many large U.S. cities.

This is a Parole Board Hearing Decisions Search tool to allow the public convenient access to parole decisions.

This is an Absconder Search tool for locating individuals who have "absconded" and are not reporting as required by conditions of their parole or probation.

The Arkansas Department of Corrections works with two deposit service providers who give you the ability to pay Probation and Parole Fees.

The Arkansas Paws in Prison program is a collaborative effort between the Arkansas Department of Correction and animal shelters/rescue groups to provide training and socialization for shelter dogs while providing rehabilitation opportunities for inmates. The program brings dogs into correctional facilities, where they are paired with inmate handlers who train and care for them. Inmates in the program learn how to teach the dogs basic obedience, socialization, and other behaviors that make them more adoptable. The dogs live with their handlers 24/7, providing companionship and a sense of purpose for the inmates. The Paws in Prison program has been successful in reducing inmate idleness and aggression, as well as providing dogs with training and socialization that can help them find permanent homes. The program also helps alleviate overcrowding in animal shelters and reduces the number of dogs that are euthanized due to behavioral issues.

The Arkansas Division of Community Correction (DCC) is responsible for managing probation and parole payments in Arkansas. Individuals who are on probation or parole in Arkansas are required to make regular payments as part of their supervision fees, restitution, or other court-ordered financial obligations.

The Resident Deposit Service provides a fast and secure way to deposit funds into a resident's Trust Account or Pre-Pay Phone Service Account.

The Arkansas Crime Information Center (ACIC) is pleased to provide the Sex Offender Registry Search for the citizens of Arkansas. The registry is updated as offender addresses and other offender information is updated in our office. You can search for offenders by address, city, county or zip code and see information on the publishable offenders within the map view of the address you enter. You can also search for an offender by name if applicable. We also offer Email and Phone Notifications of updates of offender addresses. You can subscribe for notifications on as many addresses as you like and we will notify you if an offender moves into the specified radius of the address submitted. Please see the Disclaimer below that details Sex Offender Registry requirements and a summary of information that is provided on this site. You must agree to this disclaimer to proceed to the Sex Offender Registry Search.

The Arkansas Crime Information Center updates this information in the Sex Offender Registry Data Download regularly to ensure that it is complete and accurate. Please keep in mind, however, that the information can change quickly, and this site may not reflect the true current location, status, or other information regarding a registered sex offender. This information is made available to the public and law enforcement in the interest of public safety. Any unauthorized use of this information is forbidden and subject to criminal prosecution. Downloading the Registry Database: The data is made available for download to INA subscribers by way of FTP. Credentials will be provided upon signing up for the registry. INA recommends the use of the Filezilla FTP client, which can be found here.

The Arkansas State Police serves as the coordinating law enforcement agency in Arkansas to alert the public of missing or abducted seniors. Known as the Arkansas Silver Alert System, the Arkansas State Police was one of the first law enforcement agencies in the country to model a statewide notification system based on the local Silver Alerts used in many large U.S. cities.

The State of Arkansas is implementing a new eProcurement system called ARBuy. ARBuy will transform the procure-to-pay process for all State departments, support local government purchasing, and allow suppliers to do business with Arkansas and its subdivisions more efficiently. How will things change for potential bidders and offerors? All persons who wish to receive notice of and participate in solicitations will need to register in ARBuy. There is no cost to register. Suppliers will receive solicitation notifications through ARBuy and respond to those solicitations through the system. If a supplier is awarded a Statewide contract, they will upload the contract catalog to ARBuy Marketplace for shopping and purchasing. To register for notice of opportunities to participate in solicitations, please navigate to ARBuy (arkansas.gov) and click on the Register button in the upper right hand side of the screen. To review active solicitations conducted by the TSS Office of State Procurement, please navigate to State of Arkansas - Open Bids. Information regarding solicitations that are being posted for other Departments or procurement units (or were initiated before the State's transition to ARBuy), is provided below. It is the vendor's responsibility to check for amendments to ensure receipt of all changes to bid documents. All times and dates listed are based upon Daylight Savings Time

The Arkansas State Police maintains the central repository of all crash reports for the State of Arkansas. You may obtain a copy of an Arkansas Crash Report by using our Crash Report Online Purchase System. A service fee will be added to the statutorily set fee of $10.00 for each report requested using the online service. Customers using the online system will receive the report(s) electronically, if the report is available for purchase. Reports are usually available for purchase within ten (10) business days following the date of the crash. For crash reports involving juvenile occupants, please contact the Arkansas State Police Crash Records Section at 501-618-8129

Information obtained from an Arkansas State Police fatal crash summary represents only the initial findings by an investigating law enforcement officer. The summaries are not considered official reports of a highway crash investigation, but merely a summary of preliminary information presented to an investigating officer. The information contained in a summary may not represent the facts eventually placed on file in the official final report.

Welcome to the ACIC Online Request for Stolen Vehicle Verification. This application was developed to give businesses and individuals an opportunity to submit requests for stolen vehicle verification online. Payment methods include Visa, Mastercard and Discover. After you have submitted your request, you will receive e-mail verification within 48 hours.

This is an Upcoming Parole Board Hearings Search tool for locating information pertaining to the Parole Board's scheduled hearings.

The Department of Corrections Walk-Off List refers to a list maintained by the Arkansas Department of Corrections (ADC) of inmates who have walked off or escaped from ADC custody. The list typically includes the name, photo, description, and last known location of the escaped inmate. The purpose of the list is to alert law enforcement and the public to the identity and whereabouts of the escapee, and to help facilitate their capture and return to custody. The ADC regularly updates the Walk-Off List as new escapees are reported and existing escapees are captured or otherwise accounted for.