The Conway County Jail is at 30 Southern Valley Drive in Morrilton, AR 72110, right beside sheriff headquarters. Interstate arrests by troopers are booked here too.

You won't find a Conway roster site. Conway County on VINELink shows Conway custody, and the jail can confirm.

Conway County on VINELink is the statewide notification lookup. It confirms custody; for the bond and charges, phone the sheriff.

Arkansas gives a judge 48 hours for approving any warrantless Morrilton arrest. The first hearing follows, usually on a weekday.

District court in Morrilton hears misdemeanors; circuit court in the same town hears felonies. See court steps.

The whole bond can be paid in cash, or a licensed bondsman can post it for a fee of up to ten percent. Phone first. See bail.

Morrilton judges usually ask a few questions about work, rent and dependents before deciding whether the county pays for a defense lawyer. The judge decides at first appearance whether to assign a public defender.

It's a fair question to ask before you post bond. The sheriff's office can look at the booking for holds or warrants from other agencies when you call 501-354-2411. You can also run the person's name through Search ARCourts, Arkansas's free court case search, to spot open matters elsewhere in the state. If another warrant appears, an attorney can contact that court and ask for bond so your loved one comes home in a single trip. The Circuit Clerk in Morrilton can help with felony case numbers at 501-354-9617.

The Morrilton jail on Southern Valley Drive is small, so a missed time slot can mean waiting until the next visiting day. Call for times and bring ID. See visits, remote.

A Morrilton detainee can't be phoned directly; the person dials out once a relative puts money on a calling account, and every word is taped. Prepaid accounts let them dial out. See phones, messages, tablets.

Anything bought from the Morrilton commissary list, from ramen to deodorant, comes out of this balance. Funds buy commissary and phone time. See deposits, commissary.

Officers in Morrilton read through incoming letters for contraband, and greeting cards with padding or glitter are often turned away. Full name and the Southern Valley Drive address. See mail.

Juvenile court decides on detention; the sheriff can say where the child is.

Someone booked in Morrilton without their pills can go days without them unless family calls in what they take. Phone the jail about medical needs.

Because the online lookup for Conway County is only the statewide notice service, the jail's own desk knows more. Call 501-354-2411 to confirm they're still held and ask about bond.

Postal inspectors or the ATF carry out most federal arrests, sometimes alongside local police. A federal case is heard by the Eastern District of Arkansas, Central Division, at the courthouse in Little Rock: 500 West Capitol Avenue, Little Rock, AR 72201. For filings and dates, reach the clerk at 501-604-5351. Pretrial services talks with the defendant and reports for the court. Soon after booking, they see a U.S. magistrate judge. Bail isn't a set price in U.S. court. Applying the federal Bail Reform Act, the magistrate holds a release hearing and decides detention or release.

Search for them with the county roster. Before trial, the Marshals Service often holds the person in the Morrilton jail through a contract. The Marshals for this district track federal prisoners. Phone 501-324-6256. The office is at 600 West Capitol Avenue, Suite A328, Little Rock, AR 72201. After a federal sentence, they transfer to a BOP prison. Track them with the federal inmate locator.

• ICE learns about most arrests from the prints deputies take. ICE may then place a detainer with the jailers.
• Rather than walking out, the person can stay up to 48 extra hours so ICE can come. A weekend day won't stop the clock.
• Paying bond will not lift the detainer.
• Officers from ICE may come for them at the jail within that window. No pickup by the deadline? By then the request has lapsed, and the jail should release them.
• Search the online detainee locator by A-number together with birth country. The locator also works with first and last name, native country and DOB when you lack the A-number.
• Only ICE decides where they go next.
• Questions about the hold can go to the St. Rose, Louisiana, ICE office: 181 James Drive W, St. Rose, LA 70087, 504-318-2360.

Arkansas's prison system, the ADC, holds people given a felony prison term. For now, they stay in the Morrilton jail while the state sends for them. After that, the ADC moves them to a reception center to be processed. There, the ADC checks security risk, gang links and health and mental health needs. Finally, the ADC sends them to the unit that suits them best.

Use the ADC online search by name or ADC number. The Arkansas prison guide has prison addresses.

The sheriff's office decides what to release — the press line is 501-354-2411. Families and reporters can't see federal mugshots in most cases. A booking photo from a federal arrest is shown only via the Marshals Service, for a fugitive or escapee, to aid the search or to alert people, or for urgent community safety. Immigration booking pictures are shared only after ICE's FOIA form is filed and granted.

• Morrilton Police: 501-354-0131
• Plumerville Police: 501-354-6400
• Oppelo Police: 501-354-2454
• Conway County Sheriff's Office: 501-354-2411