Howard County Jail
Arkansas
Howard County Jail
The Howard County Sheriff's Office runs the county jail in Nashville, Arkansas.
- Address
- Nashville, AR 71852
How to find an inmate
To check whether someone is held at the Howard County Jail in Nashville, look for an online inmate roster from the Howard County Sheriff's Office. If none is available, call the Sheriff's Office with the person's full name and date of birth. People sentenced to state prison can be found with the Arkansas Division of Correction inmate search.
Visitation
Visits at the Howard County Jail are set by the Howard County Sheriff's Office. Call the jail before you go to confirm the current schedule, how to register, ID requirements, and the dress code.
Bail and bond
Bail for people booked into the Howard County Jail is set by the court, and some charges require a court appearance before bond is set. Call the jail or the Howard County court clerk in Nashville to learn the bond amount, accepted payment methods, and whether a licensed bail bondsman can be used.
Mail and money
Mail to inmates must include the inmate's full name and the jail's mailing address, and it is subject to inspection. Ask the Howard County Sheriff's Office for the current mail rules and the approved ways to deposit money into an inmate's account.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in the Howard County Jail?
Call the Howard County Sheriff's Office in Nashville with the person's full name and date of birth, or check for an official online roster. For state prisoners, use the Arkansas Division of Correction inmate search.
Where is the Howard County Jail?
The jail is in Nashville, Arkansas, and is run by the Howard County Sheriff's Office. Call the Sheriff's Office to confirm the exact address before visiting or sending mail.
How do I post bail in Howard County?
Call the jail or the court clerk to get the bond amount and payment options. You can pay the bond directly or use a licensed bail bondsman if one is allowed.
Can I send money to an inmate at the Howard County Jail?
Usually yes, through an inmate account. Ask the Sheriff's Office which deposit methods are currently approved.