Pike County Released Inmates
Pike County sits in southwest Arkansas with Murfreesboro as the county seat. Sheriff Travis Hill runs the sheriff's office and a 74-bed jail that houses both men and women. The sheriff posts a detainee portal with a 48-hour release list, which is the fastest way to find Pike County released inmates. The portal uses a CAPTCHA to keep bots out. This page walks through the online tool, the court side, and the state systems that fill in when the county tool is empty.
Pike County Jail Facts
Where to Find Pike County Released Inmates
The Pike County Sheriff's Office is the first stop for custody data. Sheriff Travis Hill runs the office at 305 Industrial Park Drive, Murfreesboro, AR 71958. Main phone is 870-285-3301. Email is tparmeter@pikecosheriff.com. The sheriff's department runs 11 officers across 614 square miles. A 24-hour 911 dispatch covers police, fire, and medical calls.
The sheriff's main website is shown below. It lists the jail, the detainee search, warrants, and contact info for records.
For state prison data on Pike County commits, use the Arkansas Department of Corrections inmate tool. For live release alerts, VINELink is the backstop. Both state tools are free.
Pike County Jail in Murfreesboro
The Pike County Jail sits at 305 Industrial Park Drive, Murfreesboro, AR 71958. The facility is a 74-bed lockup for men and women. Daily population runs about 80 inmates, and weekly turnover is around 55%. That means the roster refreshes fast and a person who was on the list yesterday may be released today. The jail takes pretrial detainees and sentenced misdemeanor offenders.
Booking covers a mugshot, fingerprints, a medical screen, and a security class. Each inmate gets an ID number, which is used on all mail. Mail must go to Inmate's Full Name & Inmate ID #, Pike County Jail, PO Box 177, Murfreesboro, AR 71958. The jail phone is 870-285-3413. The sheriff line 870-285-3301 also routes to the jail staff during office hours.
Commissary runs through Citi Tele Coin. Funds can be added online, through the kiosk, or by phone. Video calling and kiosk messages are also available. Inmates do not have direct access to cash at the jail, so commissary is the way families send support.
Pike County Detainee Search
The Pike County detainee information portal is the main search tool for current and recently released inmates. The portal requires a CAPTCHA check before it loads the roster. Click View Profile on a name to see the mugshot, arresting agency, booking info, charges, and bond amount.
The 48-hour release option shows anyone who left the jail in the last two days. That is the fastest path for a Pike County released inmates check. Each profile shows booking number, inmate ID, jacket number, booking date and time, charges, bond or bail amount, and court date. The data updates as bookings and releases happen.
Pike County Court Records
The Pike County Courthouse is at Murfreesboro, P.O. Box 219. Circuit Clerk Sabrina Williams keeps the court files. Phone is 870-285-2231. Fax is 870-285-3281. Email is Sabrina.Williams@PikeCountyAR.org. The Circuit Court hears criminal, civil, and family cases. Standard records go by mail, email, or fax. Certified copies must be sent by mail.
For online case data, use the Arkansas Judiciary CourtConnect tool. Search by party name, case number, or filing date. The tool shows the docket, charges, and dispositions. Juvenile files and sealed records do not appear. District court in Murfreesboro handles misdemeanors and small civil matters.
Note: Case files from before Jan. 1, 2009 may have details redacted online under Arkansas Supreme Court Administrative Order 19.
FOIA Requests in Pike County
The Pike County Clerk's office is run by Clerk Randee Reid at PO Box 218, Murfreesboro, AR 71958. Phone is 870-285-2743. Fax is 870-285-3900. Email is Randee.Reid@PikeCountyAR.org. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST, Monday through Friday. Photo ID is required: a state ID or driver's license.
The Arkansas FOIA at Ark. Code Ann. § 25-19-101 et seq. governs access. Agencies have three business days to respond. All requests must be in writing. For arrest reports, booking logs, or release dates, send the FOIA to the sheriff at 305 Industrial Park Drive. The county clerk handles county-government records only.
- Full name of the inmate and an arrest date window
- Record type, such as booking sheet or 48-hour release list
- Your contact info for the response
Background Checks for Pike County
Two state tools cover Pike County background data. The ARCH system at Ark. Code Ann. § 12-12-1501 et seq. runs paid public searches with no consent step. Each search is $24.00. The Arkansas State Police CBC covers consent-based checks at $22.00 per name-based state check through the Information Network of Arkansas.
Volunteers pay $11.00 for the state check. National fingerprint checks are $13.00, or $11.00 for volunteers. See the ASP FAQ for what shows up. Mail requests to the ASP Identification Bureau cost $25 per check under form ASP-122.
Parole, ADC, and Victim Alerts
People released from state prison back to Pike County often report to a parole officer under the Arkansas Department of Community Correction. Ark. Code Ann. § 12-27-145 sets what the state can post on parolees: name, aliases, a recent photo, and programs completed. DCC regional offices handle supervision by area.
Crime victims can sign up for release alerts at VINELink. The tool is free and sends alerts by phone, text, email, or TTY. It covers the Pike County Jail and the state prison system. For state prison data, the ADC tool at apps.ark.org/inmate_info is the search front-end.
Released Inmates Data in the Murfreesboro Area
Pike County covers Murfreesboro, Delight, Glenwood, Daisy, Antoine, and Kirby. Arrests anywhere in the county end up at the Murfreesboro jail. Murfreesboro is also the county seat and the court hub. The city is home to Crater of Diamonds State Park, which draws a steady stream of visitors, some of whom get booked on minor counts during busy weekends.
Pike County borders Montgomery, Howard, Sevier, Hempstead, Nevada, Clark, and Garland counties. Arrests on roads near the county line can end up at a neighbor jail. The Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts page has statewide court data. The Arkansas Attorney General page publishes FOIA guidance if a request gets stuck.
Tip: Use the 48-hour release option on the Pike County detainee portal first. It is the fastest way to catch a person who just got out.
Pike County Inmate Mail and Commissary
Family and friends sending mail to a Pike County inmate must use the correct address format. Letters go to Inmate's Full Name & Inmate ID #, Pike County Jail, PO Box 177, Murfreesboro, AR 71958. Without the ID number, mail can be returned or delayed. Cards and letters are allowed. Books and magazines must come direct from the publisher. Stickers, glitter, polaroid photos, and padded envelopes are refused at the jail door.
Citi Tele Coin runs commissary and phone services at the Pike County Jail. Family can add money online through the vendor, at a kiosk in the lobby, or by phone. Funds cover snack orders, hygiene items, stamps, and phone time. Video calling is available too. A $25 deposit typically covers a week of phone calls at standard rates. Call the jail at 870-285-3413 to check visiting hours and any lockdown rules before you drive over.
Bonding Out of the Pike County Jail
The weekly turnover at the Pike County Jail runs about 55%, which means many people bond out within days. A judge sets bond at first appearance in Pike County District Court or Circuit Court. Options include a cash bond paid at the clerk's window, a surety bond through a licensed bondsman, a property bond backed by Pike County real estate, or release on own recognizance for minor charges.
Surety bonds typically cost 10% of the total bond as a non-refundable fee. Once bond is posted, release can take one to four hours. Released inmates walk out with paperwork listing the next court date and any conditions the judge ordered. Conditions can include no contact orders, GPS monitoring, curfews, and drug testing. Missed court dates trigger a failure to appear charge and can cause bond forfeiture. Victims can use VINELink to track a Pike County release or transfer any time.