Crawford County Jail, AR

Crawford County Detention Center uses JailATM as its deposit vendor, operated by Tech Friends, Inc. That's where to start if you need help with a transaction. You can typically add funds through online payment portals, in-person kiosks or lobby windows, mailed money orders, or commissary order systems—though availability depends on what the facility or vendor accepts. Before depositing, have the facility name and the inmate's ID number or full name ready, and double-check which payment methods work. Funds in an inmate account cover commissary purchases and any allowable fees or debts. If money goes missing or a transaction doesn't post, contact the vendor that processed the payment directly—they handle investigations and resolutions.

Start your search on the Crawford County sheriff or detention center website. Look for the

Crawford County Detention Center is at 4235 Alma Highway, Van Buren, AR 72956. Call the main line at 479-474-2261 for routine questions; the fax number is 479-471-3264. Some facilities offer additional contact methods, so check the official contact page if you need alternatives. For any life-threatening emergency, call 911. When calling the jail, have the incarcerated person's full name and date of birth ready. Booking, case, or charge numbers can speed up records or bail-related questions. Planning to visit or drop off documents? Call ahead or verify procedures on the official contact page first.

Official online information for Crawford County Detention Center is limited right now—the detention page returned an access error. Public listings show the facility at 4235 Alma Highway, Van Buren, AR 72956, with a main phone of 479-474-2261 and fax 479-471-3264. Since the official page isn't accessible, call the jail to confirm current visiting hours, mail rules, and payment policies before making plans. If you have trouble with a payment or deposit, contact the money transmitter that processed it—state banking regulators don't have transaction-level details. Arkansas county detention centers are typically run by county sheriffs, and booking and classification practices vary by county.