As the warm weather warms up and the flowers begin to bloom, we here at the Monroe County Sheriff's Office welcome the arrival of spring!
May the season brings you new beginnings, fresh opportunities, and blooming happiness. Enjoy the beauty of nature and the warmth of the sun as we welcome this time of growth and renewal.
Please remember that safety should always be top priority, regardless of your plans this spring. With warmer weather and longer daylight hours, many of us will spend more time outside. Whether taking a walk, jogging, or biking, always be aware of your surroundings and take the necessary precautions to protect yourself and those around you.
With more people spending time outside, it is important to be mindful of children playing near roads in our community. Please slow down and take extra caution when driving through residential neighborhoods.
As always, Monroe County Sheriff's Office remains committed to serving and protecting our communities. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. Together we can make this spring a season of growth, renewal, and safety for all.
Wishing you a happy and safe Spring Season.
Sheriff Michael K. Neal
Wishing each of you a Merry Christmas filled with love, laughter and fun! It is the most wonderful time of the year.
I would like to thank our community for your cooperation and support which helps us in so many ways to maintain a certain level law and order.
I also, want to take a moment to express my gratitude to the employees of the Monroe County Sheriff Department for your hard work and commitment throughout this year. We appreciate your dedication and contributions to the Sheriff Department and we hope that this holiday season brings you joy, peace, and happiness.
Thank you for being an invaluable part of our team.
Remember:
Always wear a seat belt.
Do not drink and drive.
Do not use cell phones or other devices when driving.
Again, Merry Christmas and Cheers to a prosperous and fulfilling New Year ahead.
Sheriff Michael K. Neal
Monroe County is Under a Burn Ban Until Further Notice.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is looking to hire: (1) Full-time Dispatcher, (1) Full-time Jailer and (1) Part-time Dispatcher.
Must be able to work nights, weekends, and holidays. Must also be able to pass a background check.
Applications can be picked up at 200 South Main, Clarendon, Ar. 72029.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is looking to hire (1) Full Time Jailer and (1) Full Time Dispatcher. Applications can be picked up at 200 South Main Clarendon, Ar 72029.
Must be available to work Nights, Weekends, and Holidays.
Must also be able to pass a background check.
**THE MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS OPEN TO A HEATING SHELTER FOR THOSE IN NEED.**
**WE ARE ALSO ASKING IF ANY ELDERLY CITIZENS NEED ANYTHING DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT US.**
ROAD CONDITIONS
**UPDATES AS OF 2:42PM**
CLARENDON BRIDGE- BRIDGE HAS BEEN WORKED ON AND IS CLEAR AT THIS TIME/ WE STILL URGE YOU TO USE CAUTION AS THIS CAN CHANGE AT ANYTIME
HWY 79- CLEAR WITH SLUSH
HWY 49- CLEAR WITH SLUSH
HENDERSON CORNER- CLEAR WITH SLUSH
CLARENDON CITY- ROADS ARE ICY PLEASE DRIVE WITH CAUTION
ROE- ROADS ARE ICY PLEASE DRIVE WITH CAUTION
HOLLY GROVE- ROADS ARE ICY PLEASE DRIVE WITH CAUTION
BRINKLEY- SIDE ROADS ARE ICY PLEASE DRIVE WITH CAUTION MAIN ROADS ARE SLUSHY
ALL COUNTY ROADS ARE ICY PLEASE USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN TRAVELING AS OUR RESPONSE TIMES ARE SLOWER DUE TO ROAD CONDITIONS.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is now accepting applications for a full-time Dispatcher. Must be available to work nights, weekends, and holidays. Also, must be able to pass a background check.
Applications can be picked up at the Monroe County Sheriff's Office at 200 South Main, Clarendon, Ar 72029
Veteran's Day, celebrated on November 11th each ear, is a tribute to military veterans who have served in the United States Armed Forces. It is a day of remembering the sacrifices of those who have fought to protect our country.
We are humbled by the bravery and courage of veterans in our community and our country-they are our neighbors, our friends, our family and our loved ones. We would like to thank all of our veterans and their families for keeping our country safe.
We strongly encourage everyone to think of our veterans and thank them when you see them. We support and honor our veterans, not just on Veteran's Day but every day of the year.
The Halloween Holiday is coming up soon! We want to remind you to make safety a priority this Halloween when carving pumpkins, decoration, dressing up in costumes, and trick-or-treating.
Following is a list of safety tips to allow children to remain safe while experiencing the fun and excitement that comes with Halloween.
1. Leave pumpkin carving to the adults. Child helpers can grab a spoon and scoop out the inside or use a marker to trace the design.
2. Battery-operated lights or glow sticks are recommended for decorations and re the safest option.
3. Use a ladder when hanging or removing decorations, and only use lights that have been tested for safety.
4. Wear a costume that fits and avoid overly long or baggy costumes to prevent trips and falls.
5. Know when to wear protective mask and what prevention steps to take for COVID-19.
Halloween can be safe and enjoyable evening for all with a little preparation, communication, and diligence.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office will be on patrol and available to you and your children should you need us. As always, please dial 911 in the case of an emergency.
Sheriff Michael K. Neal
Beginning Monday August 15,2022..... Walk-In Visitation will return to Monroe County Jail.
The Visiting Hours will remain the same 1-3 seven day per week.