Find Busted Mugshots in Conway

Conway Busted Mugshots come from arrests made by the Conway Police Department and other agencies that work in the city. The city police make the arrest in the field and take the person to the county jail for booking. That puts the booking photo and jail record with the Faulkner County Sheriff. Use the search tool below to find a Conway arrest record fast, or read on for direct links to the police department, county jail roster, and court tools.

Conway Police Department

The Conway Police Department works out of 1105 Prairie St., Conway, AR 72032. The main line is (501) 450-6130. Officers make arrests in the city and take the person to the county jail for booking. The department's records unit keeps arrest reports, incident reports, and crash reports for Conway. You can call or stop by the records unit during business hours.

Conway is the county seat of Faulkner County and a major city in central Arkansas. Conway Police work with the Faulkner County Sheriff on arrests. The Faulkner County Jail has two units.

For a record that is not on the public site, make a request to the records unit. Under Arkansas Code § 25-19-105, the department has three business days to respond. The fee is $0.25 per page for plain paper copies. A certified copy is $5.00 per document.

Faulkner County Holds Conway Mugshots

Most bookings made in Conway go to the Faulkner County Sheriff's jail after the initial arrest. The sheriff runs the jail roster that shows current inmates, booking photos, charges, and bond info. That makes the sheriff's records unit the main source for Conway Busted Mugshots once a person is past intake.

A brief preview of the CourtConnect Faulkner County page.

You can run a name search, check bond info, and view booking photos from this portal.

The jail roster shows the booking photo, name, charge, arrest date, bond type, and bond amount for each person in custody. Search by name to find a match. If the person is no longer in the jail, the roster will not show them. For older bookings, ask the records unit directly or pull case data from CourtConnect.

Conway Court Records on CourtConnect

Court records for Conway cases are on the Arkansas CourtConnect portal. The system is free. You can search by name, case type, or case number. Misdemeanor cases often go to a District Court. Felony cases go to the Faulkner County Circuit Court. Records go back to January 1, 2009 for most case types.

CourtConnect does not have booking photos. It does have the case tied to the arrest. The case number on the inmate roster matches the case number on CourtConnect. That link lets you trace an arrest from booking through court. For certified copies of court records, go to the Circuit Clerk in Faulkner County.

Conway FOIA and Public Records

The Arkansas FOIA at Arkansas Code § 25-19-101 covers both the Conway Police Department and the Faulkner County Sheriff. Anyone can ask for a booking photo or an arrest report. You do not need to give a reason. The agency must respond within three business days under Arkansas Code § 25-19-105.

To make a request, send the name, arrest date if known, and the type of record you want. Plain paper copies are $0.25 per page. Certified copies are $5.00 per document. If the record is off limits, the agency must note the rule in writing.

Some items are held back. Juvenile arrest data under Arkansas Code § 9-27-309 is sealed. Open probe records can be held back. Victim data that could cause harm is held back. Under Arkansas Code § 12-12-1013, you can ask for a fingerprint match review if a record is wrong. The ACIC central database under Arkansas Code § 12-12-1503 holds state-level felony arrest data that feeds from the city and county level.

State Tools for Conway Arrests

Once a Conway case moves to state prison, the file shifts to the Arkansas DOC. The Arkansas DOC Inmate Search covers all state inmates by name, ADC number, race, age, and facility. Each entry has a photo, a sentence, and parole eligibility.

For live status tracking, VINELink sends alerts on release, transfer, or escape. The service is free and covers jails and prisons across Arkansas. Sign up by name or by inmate ID.

The Arkansas State Police run the state background check system at cbc.ark.org. The tool needs the written consent of the subject for most uses. Public search of another person's file without consent is limited. For local arrest data on a known person, the city police and county sheriff remain the better source.

Conway Busted Mugshots Search Tips

When you search for a Conway Busted Mugshots record, the name is the key. Use the full legal name. Try a middle name or an alias if the first pass comes up empty. The inmate roster at the Faulkner County Sheriff site sorts by last name. Type a partial match if you are not sure of the spelling.

If the person was booked a while back, the public roster may not show them. The sheriff's records unit can still run a search by name and date. Use a formal FOIA request for older files. The clock starts when the request is received. Under Arkansas Code § 25-19-105, the unit has three business days to reply.

A few things to keep in mind as you look up Conway arrest data:

• Check multiple name variants (first, middle, aliases)
• Use booking number if you have it for a faster hit
• Cross-check the inmate roster with CourtConnect for case info
• Older records may need a written FOIA request
• Sealed or juvenile files are off limits to the public

The most common pitfall is a common name. If a search returns many hits, use date of birth or booking date to narrow down the right person. Most records units can also filter by the arresting agency, which helps when a city police case lands at the county jail.

Contact Conway Records Staff

The Conway Police Department records unit is at 1105 Prairie St., Conway, AR 72032. The main line is (501) 450-6130. For the county jail and older bookings, the Faulkner County Sheriff's records unit is the right contact. Each agency has its own hours and its own fee schedule. Call before you go to confirm.

Paperwork and Timelines

Most Arkansas records staff can walk you through the request step by step. Bring a photo ID and as much detail as you have about the case. Cash or check both work at the counter. Mail requests should include a self-addressed stamped envelope. Email requests may need a formal FOIA form attached. Response times run up to three business days under Arkansas Code § 25-19-105, and most clerks hit that mark even on busy weeks.

Online tools run on their own pace. The jail roster updates at least once a day. CourtConnect posts new filings within 24 to 48 hours. State systems like ACIC and ADC run on a longer cycle. For a same-day check, call the records unit directly.