How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Faulkner County accepts online tax payments through ACT Data Scout. Credit or debit card payments in the portal include a vendor convenience fee. Deadlines matter: property assessed after May 31 gets a 10% late assessment fee, and taxes paid after October 15 bring a 10% penalty plus 10% annual interest. If you're adding money for someone at Faulkner County Detention, common deposit options at similar facilities include online payment portals, lobby kiosks, mailed money orders, or commissary and vendor systems. You'll typically need the inmate's state and facility, plus their ID number or full name so funds post correctly.
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Yes. Faulkner County accepts online tax payments through ACT Data Scout. Credit or debit card payments made through the portal include a vendor convenience or service fee.
A 10% late assessment fee applies for assessments after May 31. Taxes paid after October 15 incur a 10% penalty plus 10% annual interest.
You'll typically need the inmate's state and facility, plus their ID number or full name. Common deposit methods include online portals, lobby kiosk payments, mailed money orders, or commissary and vendor systems.
Need to reach someone at Faulkner County Detention? Start by calling the correct detention unit. If you're unsure where the person is housed, the Sheriff's Office can help you figure that out.
To send money to someone at Faulkner County Detention, you'll need to contact the jail directly for current deposit methods and rules. The only fee information in available records is a Faulkner County Circuit Clerk recording fee ($15.00 for the first page, $5.00 for each additional page). That's for document recording, not inmate accounts.
Visiting someone at Faulkner County Detention takes some preparation. Here's the contact information you need and what to verify before your visit.
