Baxter County Jail & Detention Center, AR Inmate Roster

Baxter County Jail & Detention Center, AR is a medium-security detention correctional facility situated at 904 Hwy 62 W Mountain Home in Baxter County, Arkansas. It was officially opened in 1884. It is currently under the leadership of Lieutenant Brad Lewis, who serves as the jail administrator. He is assisted by several sergeants and corporals. With a 151-bed capacity, each year, the facility receives about 1909 bookings. Offenders are sourced from Baxter County, surrounding municipalities, towns, the Mountain Home Police Department, and the US Marshal’s Service. Most of these departments and entities do not have holding facilities; hence use this jail.

Inmates housed at Baxter County Jail & Detention Center, AR range from hard crime offenders to low-level misdemeanor offenders. Moreover, most of these inmates are held here temporarily as they await their trials and sentences, while others are already sentenced to not more than two years. The offenders are housed in different housings according to their crimes; low, medium, and high-risk male and female inmates. The security is high due to the nature of the different types of inmates held here. Consequently, the correctional officers receive special training and are always armed to the teeth.

Baxter County Roster

The Baxter County Roster contains information about all the inmates currently held at Baxter County Jail & Detention Center. If you are looking for information about any offender housed here, the Baxter County Jail Inmate Roster is your best bet. There are other dependable databases that may offer this information, but this is the county’s official database with the most credible information. The inmates in this roster are listed according to the booking dates meaning the recently booked individuals appear on top of the list. The inmate profiles have details such as booking dates, bonds, age, gender, arresting dates, address, court dates, etc.

Baxter County Detention Center also keeps records of inmates released from the facility in the last 48 hours. For more information about inmates at this facility, you can engage the authorities at 870-425-7000.

The Baxter County Sheriff’s Office

The Baxter County Sheriff’s Office is responsible for the county’s security and law enforcement. To achieve this, it is compromised of the following departments; the Administrative Division, Criminal Investigation Division, Patrol Division, Detention Center Division, and Support Services Division. John Montgomery is the current Baxter County Sheriff. The sheriff’s address and contacts are:

904 Hwy 62 West.
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Telephone: (870) 425-7000
Fax: (870) 424-4048

Can you Bail an Inmate?

Instead of spending time at Baxter County Jail & Detention Center, offenders can seek temporary freedom from custody if they can raise bail as they await their trials. Bail serves to increase an offender’s chances to appear in court on the set date for their trial. If an offender misses an appearance, the bail money can be forfeited, especially if there is not enough a reason for missing.

If an offender cannot raise bail on account of financial strains, they can hire a bondsman. The bondsman pays the full bail amount in place of the defendant and, in return, takes a percentage of the bail. The bondsman’s fee is mostly 12 % of the bail amount, and it cannot be refunded even after the offender wins a case.

Can you Send Mails?

Inmates at Baxter County Jail & Detention Center keep tabs on their family members and friends through several ways, including sending and receiving letters. There is no limit to the number of mails that an inmate can receive or send to their loved ones, but the mailing endeavor has some attached rules that have to be followed. All incoming mails are opened and inspected by the jail staff to prevent security-compromising items and contrabands.

Some of the mailing rules at this facility include the following:

• Letters must be written in pencil, blue, or black ink.
• All incoming mails should have a return address. With no return address, the mails will be stored in an inmate’s locker until there are released from jail.
• The mail content should be clean; no content describing the making of weapons, incendiary devices, bombs, or any other items that can compromise the facility’s security. The content should not advocate racial supremacy, ethnic purity, or violence.
• No inmate to inmate mails.
• Letters must be written on plain white paper.
• No perfumes, glitter, or any other substance on mails

Can you Send Greeting Cards and Postcards?

Greeting cards and postcards are another way that you can stay in contact with a loved one at this facility. They are a perfect gift for holidays and will definitely put a smile on an inmate’s face. Like mails, this also has some rules that both the inmates and their loved ones have to adhere to. Some of the rules of sending these cards include:

• The cards should have appropriate content, no nudity or sexually suggestive content. No inciting content on cards.
• No glitter, stickers, glue, or any other substances on cards.
• They have to be metered, unstamped, and plain white.
• Postcards cannot exceed 4” by 6” in size.

Inmates can receive greeting cards on holidays such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Hanukkah, Passover, Kwanzaa, Valentines, Easter, and Ramadan.

Can you Send Publications?

Inmates at Baxter County Jail & Detention Center are permitted to receive books, magazines, and newspapers. Life in incarceration can be lonely and boring, but having a favorite publication can come in handy to help an inmate get by. However, you cannot just send an inmate a book anytime; there are rules and procedures that have to be followed.

Some of the rules of sending publications include:

• Magazines and books have to be sourced directly from a reputable publisher with an inmate’s details affixed to the address session.
• You cannot mail a publication in an envelope.
• The publication content should be clean; no books describing how to make weapons, jail escapes, nudity, racial supremacy, ethnic purity, or any other obscene content.
• The books should not be hardcover.

Baxter County Prison Statistics

Baxter County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for State Prison	20
Jail Population Held for ICE	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for State Jail	16

Baxter County Prison Admissions

Female Prison Admissions	29
Asian Prison Admissions	-
Male Prison Admissions	78
Native Prison Admissions	-
White Prison Admissions	105
Latino Prison Admissions	-
Total Prison Admissions	107
Black Prison Admissions	-
Other Prison Admissions	2

Baxter County Jail Admissions

Total Jail Admissions	2,831
Female Jail Population	15
Male Jail Population	66
Total Jail Population	100

Arkansas Jail & Prison Phone Call Rates

In-State Phone Call Rate Per Minute	$0.21
Out of State Phone Call Rate Per Minute	$0.21

Baxter County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	-
White Jail Population	77
Black Jail Population	2
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	-

Baxter County Pretrial Jail Population

Pretrial Jail Population	61
Female Pretrial Jail Population	-
Male Pretrial Jail Population	22

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