Access Grant County Inmate Records

Grant County inmate records are searched through local custody contacts, court records, and statewide custody tools because an official Grant County jail roster search is not published on the local government pages reviewed. A person trying to look up Grant County inmates should separate recent jail custody from sentenced prison custody and from federal or immigration detention. Current jail information starts with the local detention channel, while filed charges, state prison transfers, and custody notices move through different systems. The result is a practical lookup path rather than one single public roster screen.

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Grant County Jail Records Start Locally

No official current online Grant County or Sheridan jail roster was found on the county site, the City of Sheridan police pages, or the official detention center page. The Sheridan Detention Center page gives facility facts and contact information, but it does not publish inmate profiles, a recent booking report, a public mugshot gallery, or a searchable jail roster. That point matters because Grant County inmate records cannot be treated as if a local roster field set exists online. The first live custody question is still local, but the answer usually starts with a phone call or records request.

The primary local facility is the Sheridan Detention Center, a City of Sheridan Police Department operated detention center that serves Sheridan and Grant County custody needs. Grant County Sheriff Pete Roberts is the county sheriff, but the official facility source describes the detention center through the city police department. Police Chief Jason Teague is listed on the Sheridan police page. The facility holds male and female inmates for local, state, and federal agencies, so a Grant County arrest, a Sheridan city arrest, and some agency holds may all route through the same building.

Local roster status: Official local sources reviewed did not publish a Grant County current inmate roster. Use the detention phone, VINELink, Search ARCourts, Arkansas DOC, BOP, ICE, or a written records request based on the custody type.


Search Grant County Jail Records

The best Grant County inmate lookup path depends on what happened to the person after arrest. A new arrest may not have a filed court case yet. A sentenced person may have moved into Arkansas DOC custody. A federal or immigration hold may be tracked outside the county. Use the local jail first only when the question is current local custody or a requestable booking record. Then move outward to VINE, court, state prison, federal, and immigration systems.

  1. Call Sheridan Detention Center at (870) 942-5512 with the person's full name and date of birth if known. Ask only for current custody and release or transfer status.
  2. For city-police or detention-building questions, use the Sheridan Police Department non-emergency line at (870) 942-4642. Use 911 only for emergencies.
  3. Check VINELink Arkansas for custody notification coverage when a person may be in county jail or state custody.
  4. Search Search ARCourts after charges are filed. Court records can show parties, filings, charges, dispositions, future events, judgments, and some documents.
  5. Use Arkansas DOC Inmate Search for sentenced state prisoners, Grant County Waiting List records, Sheridan City 309-In Jail labels, and Sheridan City Jail labels.
  6. Use the BOP inmate locator for federal sentenced custody and ICE ODLS for current immigration detention.
  7. If the record is not online, make a specific written Arkansas FOIA request to the records custodian for the booking sheet, arrest report, booking photo if releasable, bond status, or release record.

No official Grant County Sheriff or Sheridan Police mobile app with an inmate roster or warrant lookup was located in the sources reviewed; use the detention center phone, VINE, Search ARCourts, Arkansas DOC, BOP, and ICE as appropriate.


Grant County Inmate Search Fields

Because no official local roster form was found, Grant County inmate records need a fallback search-field table. The fields below show what a caller or requester should gather for the local detention channel and what the main statewide tools accept. The Arkansas DOC table is especially important because the public DOC search includes Grant County as a county filter and includes facility labels tied to Sheridan and Grant County custody status.

Lookup ChannelFieldRequiredNotes
Sheridan Detention CenterFull nameNeeded for phone inquiryUse the detention center for current local custody, release, transfer, and bond-status questions.
Sheridan Detention CenterDate of birth or arrest dateHelpfulHelps staff separate people with similar names. Do not send sensitive details through casual web forms.
Arkansas DOCADC NumberOptionalMost precise DOC search field when the state number is known.
Arkansas DOCCountyOptionalThe county dropdown includes Grant. It is useful for Grant-origin state custody records.
Arkansas DOCFacilityOptionalRelevant options observed include Grant County Waiting List, Sheridan City 309-In Jail, and Sheridan City Jail.
Arkansas DOCName, age, race, offense categoryOptionalDOC also has last name, first name, age with comparator, race, offense category, and an agreement checkbox.
Search ARCourtsParticipant or case numberPath dependentUse after a court case is filed. The court portal is not a jail booking roster.
BOPRegister number or namePath dependentBOP covers federal inmates from 1982 to present, not local Grant County jail bookings.
ICE ODLSA-number/country or biographical detailsPath dependentICE ODLS locates people detained by ICE. It is not a mugshot or county jail search.

The Arkansas DOC search form is the best documented search screen in the research. It includes ADC number, county, last name, first name, facility, offense category, age, race, an agreement checkbox, and a full database download link. A DOC result may be useful when a person has left Sheridan Detention Center or is waiting for a state bed, but it should not be used as proof that a new pretrial booking is absent from local custody.


Grant County Inmate Record Fields

A true Grant County public jail profile could not be inspected because no local public roster was located. Local booking-record material may still be requestable from the agency that made or holds the record. A request may seek the booking name, arresting agency, booking date and time, listed charges, bond, release or transfer status, and booking photo where release is lawful. Those are requestable record categories, not fields shown on an official Grant County online roster.

FieldWhat It Shows
Booking nameThe name used when the person was booked into local custody.
Arresting agencyThe agency that brought the person to jail, such as Sheridan Police, the sheriff, state police, or another authority.
Booking date and timeThe intake time if it is included in the releasable booking record.
ChargesInitial custody or arrest labels. Formal court charges may differ after prosecutor review.
Bond or hold statusWhether a listed bond, no-bond hold, detainer, or court appearance issue affects release.
Release or transfer statusWhether the person remains held, was released, moved to DOC, or transferred to another agency.
Booking photoA law-enforcement booking image when it exists and is not exempt, sealed, juvenile, medical, or investigation-sensitive.

DOC profiles are different. Arkansas DOC public profiles can show a photo, ADC number, name, race, sex, hair, eyes, height, weight, birth date, initial receipt date, current facility, facility address, mailing address, custody classification, Good Time Class, PE/TE date, Total Time, ADC incarcerations, aliases, scars or tattoos, sentence history, VINE, print, trust payment, and phone payment links. That is a prison record, not a Sheridan Detention Center booking sheet.

The Arkansas DOC inmate search page is shown in the captured source image below. It is useful when a Grant County case has moved into state custody or a state waiting-list label, but it does not create a local Grant County booking roster.

Grant County inmate records Arkansas DOC search fields

Use the DOC photo and sentence fields only for state custody. For local jail booking records, contact the custodian that holds the Sheridan or Grant County arrest record.


Grant County Jail Contact Card

The official city detention page makes the Sheridan Detention Center the strongest local custody contact. The building is separate from the Grant County courthouse, so visitors should not route to the courthouse for jail visiting, jail phone questions, or custody confirmation. Court and clerk tasks use other Sheridan addresses. Custody and detention questions start with the police/detention building.

Sheridan Detention Center

304 Gatzke Drive

Sheridan, AR 72150

(870) 942-5512

City-operated approved municipal detention center serving Sheridan and Grant County custody needs.

Sheridan Police Department

304 Gatzke Drive

Sheridan, AR 72150

(870) 942-4642

Non-emergency police line for city police and detention-building contact.

Grant County Circuit/County Clerk

101 West Center, Room 106

Sheridan, AR 72150

(870) 942-2631

Court records, filed cases, warrants, subpoenas, writs, and older court-file access.

The official Sheridan detention source says the center was built in 1998, opened with 36 beds, expanded in 2000, and now has capacity for approximately 100 inmates. It also says the facility has sixteen employees and houses male and female inmates for local, state, and federal agencies. Those details support custody routing, but they do not replace a roster.


Grant County Custody Search Differences

A Grant County jail record, an Arkansas DOC profile, a federal BOP locator result, and an ICE ODLS record answer different questions. A person booked after arrest may be held locally before court. A person sentenced to prison may show in DOC. A federal defendant may be under U.S. Marshals custody before BOP designation. An immigration detainee may appear in ICE ODLS. These systems can overlap in time, so a failed search in one place is not a final answer.

Custody TypeWhere to LookBest Use
Current local jail custodySheridan Detention Center phoneNew arrests, release status, bondability, agency holds, and transfer questions.
Filed court caseSearch ARCourts or local clerkCharges, dispositions, court dates, judgments, and public court documents.
State prison or ADC waiting listArkansas DOC Inmate SearchSentenced state custody, Grant County Waiting List, Sheridan City 309-In Jail, and Sheridan City Jail labels.
Federal sentenced custodyBOP inmate locatorFederal records from 1982 to present, release date, location, and register number.
Immigration detentionICE ODLSCurrent ICE custody searches by A-number/country or biographical details.

A detainer is a hold or notice from another agency that may affect release. Act 309 is an Arkansas DOC-related jail or work label that can appear in state search contexts. Classification is the custody or security assessment used by a jail or prison to decide placement. These terms are common in inmate records, but the deciding agency and record system matter more than the label alone.


Grant County Jail Visit Records

Official Sheridan and Grant County sources did not publish a local visitation schedule, mail policy, phone vendor, video-visit vendor, commissary vendor, or money-deposit fee table. Do not assume a statewide prison rule applies to Sheridan Detention Center. Arkansas DOC family and friends rules apply to state prison custody after a person enters DOC, not to every new Grant County jail booking.

TopicOfficial Local Source FoundWhat to Confirm by Phone
In-person visitsNot publishedEligibility, day, time, visitor list, photo ID, dress rules, children, and prohibited items.
Video visitsNot publishedWhether onsite or remote video exists and whether an account is required.
MailNot publishedExact mailing format, booking number need, postcard or envelope rules, photos, books, and legal mail.
CommissaryNot publishedWhether commissary is available, order cutoff, spending limit, and transfer handling.
Money depositsNot publishedAccepted payment channels, fees, refund rules, cash rules, and vendor name if any.
Phone callsNot publishedProvider, account setup, blocked-number rules, rates, and call restrictions.

Note: Confirm custody and facility rules before sending mail, money, or planning travel, because official local policies were not posted online.


Grant County Bond Records

Sheridan publishes an official bond sheet under the police department section. The linked document lists offense-specific amounts and states that highlighted items indicate mandatory court appearance, but text extraction did not preserve the highlights. The sheet is a local reference, not a release guarantee. Jail or court staff must confirm whether the person is bondable, whether a hold or detainer blocks release, where payment is accepted, and whether court appearance is required.

Example ItemAmount Shown
Assault 1st$840
Battery 3rd$565
Disorderly Conduct$340
DWI #1 Alcohol$1,120
Possession Controlled Substance #1$965
Public Intoxication$340
Resisting Arrest$540

For court records after a booking, use Search ARCourts and the local clerk rather than relying only on a jail charge label. Booking charges can change when the prosecutor files, amends, or declines charges in court.


Request Grant County Booking Records

Arkansas FOIA is the formal fallback when Grant County inmate records are not posted online. Ark. Code § 25-19-103 defines public records broadly. Ark. Code § 25-19-105 provides inspection and copying access unless an exemption applies. Law-enforcement investigation records, juvenile information, medical details, sealed records, security-sensitive details, and court-rule limits may restrict access.

A useful request identifies the person, date of arrest or booking, arresting agency, case number if known, and the exact record sought. Ask for the booking sheet, booking photograph if releasable, arrest or incident report, bond status, and release or transfer status. Keep the request narrow enough for the custodian to locate the record. If current custody is the main question, call the detention center first rather than sending sensitive personal details through a general web form.

Sealed records follow a different path. Ark. Code § 16-90-1409 addresses petitions to seal certain arrest records. Ark. Code § 16-90-1413 covers sealing procedure and access limits after sealing. A sealed record may be restricted from general public access even when the old booking or case once existed.

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