Pulaski County Inmate Roster Lookup

Search the Pulaski County Inmate Roster

The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office runs the public Pulaski County jail roster on Zuercher Suite. The portal at pulaski-so-ar.zuercherportal.com/#/inmates updates live as people are booked, released, or transferred. The search is free and requires no login. The system limits public results to current detainees; the Zuercher template carries optional fields for cell block and release date, but PCSO has not enabled those columns in the live Pulaski County configuration.

The Pulaski County Zuercher interface is the same one used for the warrant search at a separate route.

The roster does not list juveniles in the public view. The Zuercher init page_config sets show_juveniles to false. Juvenile detention information is handled separately through the Pulaski County Juvenile Division at 3001 West Roosevelt. Federal pretrial detainees may sit at the Pulaski County jail under contract but not appear in the public roster.

How to Use the Pulaski County Jail Roster

Most Pulaski County users come to the roster looking for a specific person. Start with the legal name. The search box does a substring match, so "Joh" returns John, Johnson, and Johnny. Use additional filters to narrow Pulaski County results.

1. Open pulaski-so-ar.zuercherportal.com/#/inmates.
2. Type the legal first and last name in the Name field.
3. Add race, sex, or arrest date filters if Pulaski County common names return too many hits.
4. Click Search to run the live Pulaski County query.
5. Open a record to see mugshot, DOB, arrest date, held-for agency, and hold reasons.
6. For booking details that are not in the roster, call PCSO at 501-340-7001.

Pulaski County Roster Search Fields

The Zuercher template exposes a set of Pulaski County filters from the inmate configuration. Some fields appear in the template but are not enabled in the live Pulaski County setup. The In Custody On date is system-driven and shows current inmates by default.

Sample Pulaski County Inmate Profile

Each Pulaski County inmate record returns a profile row with the fields PCSO has chosen to expose. Hold reasons appear as HTML in the row detail when show_hold_reasons is set to true. The Pulaski County configuration uses dob_format: dob, so DOB shows rather than age.

Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility

The Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility opened in 1994 and is the largest county detention facility in Arkansas. The Pulaski County jail uses a Direct Supervision model and supports twelve law enforcement agencies and thirty-three state and local courts. Daily operations include 3,000 meals, around 50 laundry loads, around 15 disciplinary hearings, and a release list of roughly 10 inmates. The Pulaski County jail medical contractor TurnKey provides 24/7 nursing, mental health services five days a week, psychiatric care 16 hours per week, and TB tests on every booked inmate. Aramark runs the kitchen and commissary.

The full PCSO detention page at pcso.org/detention covers Pulaski County facility operations, divisions, medical contractor TurnKey, programs, grievances, and FOI.

The Pulaski County detention page is the most detailed official source on jail workflow and accountability.

Pulaski County Booking and Intake

Pulaski County intake follows a set sequence. PCSO Intake will not accept custody without documented legal authority. Medical screens every inmate for medical and mental health needs at booking. Classification assigns housing based on past history and current behavior. Court Liaison ensures every booked Pulaski County inmate is seen within the legal time frame, prepares daily court transport lists, and coordinates video arraignment with the Pulaski County District Court and the public defenders. Transport moves Pulaski County inmates to assigned courts and between facilities.

The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office homepage at pcso.org is the entry point for the detention facility, the warrant search, and the FOI portal.

The Pulaski County PCSO homepage carries the live inmate roster link, the warrant search link, and the public phone numbers.

Inmate Coordinator handles time computation on about 150 Pulaski County inmates daily, monitors about 220 inmates in the weekend/day work program, and answers about 25 inmate request forms a day. Inmate Records keeps permanent paper files, behavior reports, logs, and census data across four active file rooms. Records also processes expungement and order-to-seal notices and retrieves copies for FOI requests.

Pulaski County Jail Visitation

Visits at the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. PCSO offers one 30-minute visit per inmate per week, with no more than three visitors. Visiting hours run 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and start on the hour. Visitors who arrive 10 minutes or more late are denied and must reschedule. PCSO suspended in-person visitation due to COVID and the page still carries that note, so callers should confirm by phone at 501-340-7001, option 1, before traveling.

The PCSO visitation page at pcso.org/detention/visitation lists the Pulaski County social and professional visit rules, schedule, ID requirements, locker policy, denial rules, and mail restrictions.

The Pulaski County visitation rules also apply to attorneys and clergy with adjusted scheduling.

Visitors enter through the visitors' entrance and store belongings in lobby lockers. No cell phones, money, food, keys, or notebooks may go into the visit room. All visitors except law enforcement must clear the metal detector. Photo ID is required for every adult visitor; children under 18 do not need ID but must be supervised by an adult.

Money, Mail, and Commissary in Pulaski County Jail

PCSO accepts money orders for inmate accounts Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The drop slip must include the Pulaski County inmate name, book-in number, S.O. number, unit, and date. The lobby kiosk takes cash or credit cards to load accounts. Inmate PIN debit accounts pay for phone calls. iCare and Aramark handle commissary and gift packages. The PCSO commissary page no longer accepts magazines or books from publishers like Amazon or Books A Million; family may mail softbound Bibles marked "Bible." The Pulaski County jail mailing address for inmate mail is 500 Amity Road, Suite 5B, PMB 53, Conway, AR 72032.

The PCSO commissary and inmate-funds page at pcso.org/detention/commissary covers Pulaski County money-order hours, the kiosk, PIN debit, mail rules, and the official jail mailing address.

The Pulaski County commissary page is the most current source on mail and book restrictions inside the jail.

When a Pulaski County Inmate Is Not on the Roster

A name missing from the Pulaski County roster can mean many things. The person may have been released, transferred to the Arkansas Department of Corrections, picked up by a federal agency, or never booked at the Pulaski County jail. Spelling differences also matter. PCSO Court Liaison sends sentenced inmates to ADC weekly, so an Arkansas state prisoner may have left Pulaski County for a state facility. Use inmate.ark.org for ADC. Use bop.gov/inmateloc for federal custody. For confirmation of a current Pulaski County booking, call 501-340-7001.

The Pulaski County federal custody search is a separate workflow that requires legal first and last name or BOP register number.

Pulaski County Inmate Services and Programs

The Pulaski County jail Inmate Services unit coordinates a long list of programs for detainees. The unit runs community programs, self-help classes, intervention classes, haircuts, phone calling cards, indigent supplies, and a barbershop. Pulaski County juveniles housed at the facility receive school instruction through Little Rock School District. The Pulaski County jail also offers GED testing. The Chaplain program runs religious services, distributes Bibles, provides counseling, monitors about 200 religious volunteers, holds Bible study, and performs baptisms.

The Pulaski County jail grievance process gives detainees a formal way to raise complaints. PCSO reviews grievance forms and forwards them for investigation, with responses due within ten working days. Detainees can appeal to the Chief of Detention. Pulaski County grievance records are kept for five years and managed by the Inmate Records unit. The same office maintains permanent paper files, behavior assessment reports, logs, and census data across four active file rooms, and processes expungement and order-to-seal notices for Pulaski County FOI requests.

Pulaski County Jail Medical Care

TurnKey is the medical contractor at the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility. The contractor runs 24/7 nursing with medication delivery twice daily. A chronic care clinic runs five days per week. Sick call runs seven days per week. Pulaski County mental health services run five days per week. Psychiatric care runs 16 hours per week. Dental runs 16 hours per week. A physician sees Pulaski County inmates eight hours per week, and an APRN works 40 hours per week. TB tests are run on every booked Pulaski County inmate, with x-ray, lab draws, pregnancy-related outside care, outside appointments, and a history and physical within 14 days. Medical and mental health records are kept by the medical department and are not public records.

Pulaski County Jail Records FOIA Requests

Records older than the live Pulaski County roster, jail policies, body camera footage, and other PCSO files require a Freedom of Information request. The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office runs a NextRequest portal at pulaskicountysheriff.nextrequest.com. The Pulaski County FOI/Court administrative sergeant responds as Keeper of the Record. The portal logs every Pulaski County request and the agency response, creating a public audit trail. Full FOIA framework on the Pulaski County public records page.

Pulaski County Sheriff Public Affairs

The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Public Affairs unit is available to media 24/7 and runs PCSO social media, the CrimeStopper hotline, and recruitment. The Transport Section picks up Pulaski County inmates from the Arkansas Department of Corrections for court appearances and returns them after the hearing. That arrangement is why a Pulaski County state prisoner may briefly appear back at the county jail when a circuit court matter calls them in.

Related Pulaski County Searches

For people who have left Pulaski County custody, see released inmates. For active warrants use the PCSO Zuercher warrant route. For full criminal case files, use criminal records. For population data, see Pulaski County jail population.