Search Pike County Jail Inmates

Pike County Jail Overview

Pike County Jail is operated by the Pike County Sheriff's Office in Murfreesboro, Arkansas. The jail is also displayed in the roster system as Pike County Detention Center. That difference in naming matters because a user may see one name on the sheriff web app and another on the roster page even though the custody source is the same local jail. The sheriff source identifies Travis Hill as sheriff and describes the office as an eleven-officer department serving a 614-square-mile county area with 24-hour dispatch support.

The jail holds men and women in local custody, including people booked after arrests by the sheriff's office, Murfreesboro police, Glenwood police, Arkansas state agencies, court commitments, and other lawful holds. The official sheriff welcome data describes the jail as a 74-bed men's and women's correctional facility. Historical or third-party datasets have used slightly different capacity numbers, but the current sheriff source controls facility copy for Pike County Jail.

The local facility screenshot comes from the Pike County Sheriff's Office web app home and welcome page.

The sheriff app context is useful because the same local source points users toward inmate search, visitation, commissary, staff contacts, and public-safety resources.

Pike County Jail Capacity

The best sourced current capacity statement is the sheriff office description of Pike County Jail as a 74-bed correctional facility. Live roster counts are different from rated capacity. During research on May 29, 2026, the Tiger active roster showed 55 total inmates and the OCV feed returned 56 entries during a separate inspection. Those numbers are date-stamped observations of live systems, not annual averages and not fixed population totals.

Because Pike County is small, one intake, release, transfer, or state backup-list change can shift the jail population in a visible way. Current users should rely on the roster count shown at the time of search and call the jail if custody must be confirmed before court, travel, bond, or a visit.

Look Up Pike County Jail Inmates

Pike County Jail uses the county sheriff's inmate-search ecosystem and the Pike County Detention Center roster. The official sheriff web app is the local authority source, while the Tiger current roster gives a direct list of current inmates with profile links. The same roster system provides booked last 72 hours and released last 72 hours views.

1. Start with the Pike County Sheriff's Office Inmate Search feature for official local custody records.
2. Use the Pike County Detention Center current roster if a list view and profile links are easier to scan.
3. Open the inmate profile to review booking number, booking date, arresting agency, demographics, charges, bond amounts, and fine fields when they are posted.
4. Check the recent booked or released views when the timing of an arrest, release, or transfer is uncertain.
5. Use VINELink Arkansas, Arkansas DOC inmate search, BOP inmate locator, or ICE ODLS only when those custody systems fit the case.

The jail roster is not the court docket. For filed charges, hearings, dispositions, and public case events after booking, use Search ARCourts. For custody records and roster field details, the broader Pike County inmate records page explains the full local lookup chain.

Pike County Jail Address

Use the jail number for current custody, booking, release, hold, visitation, and inmate-service questions. Use the sheriff number for broader sheriff office or dispatch context. The official staff directory lists Sarah Haney as jail administrator with the jail phone and fax, while the sheriff app footer lists the administrative office hours for the broader office.

The staff directory image comes from the Pike County Sheriff's Office staff directory data.

The directory supports using the jail phone for jail-specific questions instead of routing all calls through the general sheriff office number.

Visit Pike County Jail

The Pike County Sheriff's Office visitation page lists detainee visitation on weekends. Visits are conducted over a TV monitor system, are first come, first served, and do not require calling ahead to schedule according to the official page. The source does not publish a dress code, identification rule, visitor age rule, number-of-visitors limit, visit length, or holiday exception list. Those missing details should be confirmed before travel.

Note: Confirm visitation before travel when holidays, weather, lockdowns, medical limits, or housing restrictions could change access.

Pike County Jail Money

Pike County's official commissary page identifies City Tele Coin for inmate services. The listed service categories include adding commissary funds, adding calling-card time, kiosk messages, and video calling time. Treat those as separate services. A deposit for one service may not fund another service unless City Tele Coin or Pike County confirms it in the account flow.

The sheriff commissary source also gives a money-order path. Funds may be added by money order payable to the detainee and mailed to P.O. Box 177, Murfreesboro, AR 71958, with "commissary" on the memo line. No Pike County online source in the research posted current City Tele Coin fee amounts, deposit limits, video call prices, cash acceptance, personal-check acceptance, or lobby kiosk rules.

Pike County Jail Mail

No official Pike County online jail mail policy was found beyond the money-order commissary instruction. The P.O. Box 177 address should not be expanded into a general personal-mail address without confirmation. The research did not find posted rules for personal letters, postcards, legal mail, books, photographs, property drop-off, medication, court clothing, or release property pickup.

For personal mail, legal mail, property, or medication, call Pike County Jail before sending or bringing anything. For court documents, contact the attorney, court, or clerk handling the case. Jail mail and property rules can change based on security needs, contraband controls, vendor contracts, and facility housing status.

Pike County Jail Booking

Booking at Pike County Jail creates local custody records. Public profile fields can include booking number, booking date and time, arresting agency, scheduled release date, age, sex, height, weight, race, hair, eyes, glasses, charge descriptions, charge type, bond amount, and fine amount. The OCV feed can also show inmate ID, booked-date details, image links, custody status metadata, and charge arrays. These fields explain who is being held and why the person entered custody, but they are not the final court record.

A person may be booked by the sheriff's office, city police, Arkansas State Police, another agency, or court order. The arresting-agency field helps separate the agency that made or lodged the arrest from the jail that holds the person. If a charge, bond amount, or release date is unclear, call the jail or check court records rather than guessing from a partial roster field.

Pike County Jail Transfers

Pike County Jail is not a state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention facility. Arkansas DOC's locator is separate from the county roster, but it can include Pike-related categories such as Pike Co.309/Work and Pike County Waiting List. Those categories can reflect state-custody accounting, Act 309/work, backup-list, or county jail reimbursement settings. They do not create a separate DOC prison in Pike County.

Pike County Jail Records Limits

Arkansas FOIA and detention standards support public access to many records, but not every jail or court detail is public online. Juvenile records, sealed court records, victim-identifying data, medical information, protected addresses, sensitive law-enforcement details, and some ongoing-investigation material may be withheld or redacted. A public roster entry may show custody facts without showing the full arrest report or all jail log details.

For records not posted online, ask for the specific item: booking sheet, jail log entry, arrest report, incident report, release record, bond record, or publicly releasable booking photo. Give the full name, approximate booking date, and requested format. The jail can confirm custody questions, while court records after the arrest should be checked through Search ARCourts and the circuit or district clerk shown on the case.

Note: A missing Pike County roster result does not prove the person is free from all custody or that no arrest occurred.