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Welcome to the Arkansas Lawman page, Law enforcement news on a state level something along the lines of PoliceOne.com I am tapping some folks and some agencies to start building articles based on Arkansas law and events so you should start seeing those in the not to distant future. ~ Editor ~

12/02/2024

BENTON COUNTY, Ark. - An Arkansas woman was convicted by a jury in Benton County of capital murder in the killing of a local police officer in 2021 by smashing into him with a vehicle and then dragging his body about half the length of a football field, according to reports. Shawna Rhae Cash, 25,

As she should be. This was not an oops. It was a willful decision to do bodily harm.Let justice be served
12/02/2024

As she should be. This was not an oops. It was a willful decision to do bodily harm.
Let justice be served

BENTON COUNTY, Ark. - An Arkansas woman was convicted by a jury in Benton County of capital murder in the killing of a local police officer in 2021 by smashing into him with a vehicle and then dragging his body about half the length of a football field, according to reports. Shawna Rhae Cash, 25,

03/02/2024

JOIN OUR TEAM! We are hiring for open police officer positions. There has never been a better time to begin a career in law enforcement!
Incentive pay at the Fayetteville Police Department means more money for your education, a second language, working night shift, and being a part of a specialized assignment.

Applications are due February 27 for our test on March 2.
APPLY HERE: https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/3577/Apply-for-a-Job

03/02/2024

If you've been thinking about making a change, NOW is the time! Apply today at bellavistaar.gov/employment

03/02/2024

🔔⏰ Application deadline is approaching, but there's still time to be part of this family dedicated to service and protection. Are you ready to be the next one to make a difference?

Act now! The entry-level examination will be held on March 7th, 2024 —applications close at 4:00 p.m. on February 26th, 2024.

🌐 police.rogersar.gov
📱 479-986-3681

03/02/2024

**JOB ANNOUNCEMENT**

The Blytheville Police Department has an immediate opening for a Telecommunicator (dispatcher) position. To apply, you can visit https://www.cityofblytheville.com/342/Dispatcher-Communications

If you have any questions, please message us here, or contact Sgt. Robin Haught-Angel 870-763-4411 ext 112

03/02/2024

The Garland County Sheriff's Office/Detention Center is accepting applications for the position of Civilian Clerk.
Shift 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, Tuesday thru Saturday
((Off Sunday & Monday!))
Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent and a minimum of one year of previous clerical experience in basic bookkeeping/secretarial skills.
The Civilian Clerk is responsible for the proper entry and maintenance of all inmate records for the Sheriff’s Office / Detention Center. The incumbent must properly enter all arrest records and related dispositions from District and Circuit Courts into the computer system, run ACIC / NCIC checks on all arrestees, receive and validate bonds, and other duties as assigned. This position requires excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
The salary is $34,317.10 annually.
Pre-employment testing is required and must pass a criminal background check.
Applications may be picked up at the Garland County Sheriff’s Office, 525 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs, AR, or online at: https://www.garlandcounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/6285/Fillable-GCSO-Prescreening-Application?bidId=

31/01/2024

***WE ARE HIRING***

Come start your career and/or join our team! We are currently accepting applications for the position of Patrol Deputy and Deputy Jailer. You can pick up an application at the White County Sheriff’s Office which is located at 1600 East Booth Road in Searcy or access it on our website at www.whitecountyarsheriff.com

Salary Step Schedule through first 4 years of Employment!

The Salary Ranges are:

DEPUTY JAILER ranges from $34,944.00 to $43,680.00

CERTIFIED DEPUTY SHERIFF ranges from $40,950.00 to $49,686.00.

Minimum Requirements for employment:

-U.S. Citizen
-Jailer must be 18 years of Age; Sheriff Deputy must be 21 years of age
-High School Diploma or Equivalent
-Valid Driver’s License
-NO Felony Convictions
-Must be able to pass criminal background

Employee Benefits include:

-Employee-paid health insurance
-Paid earned sick leave
-11 paid holidays
-Vacation earned after 1 year of service
-Employer provided equipment

27/01/2024
27/01/2024

New year, new career. If you're ready to answer the call, apply today! bellavistaar.gov/employment

27/01/2024

🚨 Join Our Team as a Telecommunicator! 🚨

Are you looking for a rewarding career that makes a real difference in people's lives? 💙 Do you possess excellent communication skills and maintain a calm demeanor under pressure? If so, you might be the perfect candidate for our 9-1-1 Telecommunicator job opening!

As a Telecommunicator, you'll play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. Your quick thinking and effective communication will be the lifeline for those in need.

Key Qualifications:

-Strong communication skills 🗣️
-Calm under pressure ⚖️
-Team player 🤝
-Dedication to public service 🚔

Ready to make a difference? Click the link below to learn more and apply!

https://conwayarkansas.gov/employment/telecommunicator/

27/01/2024

Now taking applications

23/01/2024

💙❤

11/01/2024

For an exciting and rewarding career contact:
Cpl. Claudia Phelps at 903-798-3125
email: [email protected]

The TEXARKANA ARKANSAS POLICE DEPARTMENT is seeking those select few who possess integrity, dedication, honesty, courage, excellent communication skills, moral character, sound judgment, and a solid work ethic.

"Highest level of training in the State of Arkansas. Mandatory 6 hours of training per officer, per month built into to the work schedule."
If you fit this description and are looking for an interesting career with potential for advancement and many career options, please call the Personnel and Training Section of the Texarkana Arkansas Police Department – an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Click the Link and apply now!
https://arkpolice.txkusa.org/employment/

11/01/2024

Black River Technical College in Pocahontas announced Thursday it has received $4.7 million to build barracks for its Law Enforcement Training Academy (LETA).

A good dispatcher is solid
10/01/2024

A good dispatcher is solid

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10/01/2024

Join our team at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office!

Position Open: Computer Support Technician
Location: Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, 410 E 2nd Ave, Pine Bluff, AR
Job Type: Full-time, regular

Benefits:
• Salary: $45,000 a year (Approx $21.60/hr)
• Excellent retirement plan (APERS)
• Paid sick leave (Earning up to 96 hrs/yr)
• Paid vacation (96 hrs/yr after first year)
• Health insurance
• Optional vision and dental insurance

What you’ll do:
• Work under the direction of the IT Director in support of the Sheriff on projects that advance the goals of the Sheriff’s Office.
• Be the go-to tech wizard for our offices, providing top-notch support and making sure everything tech-related runs smoothly.
• Dive into various IT challenges, from network troubleshooting to system upgrades.
• Be the friendly face of our help desk, guiding our team through tech issues and new software rollouts.
• Keep an eye on our hardware and software inventory, ensuring everything is up-to-date and working like a charm.
• Work with a wide range of devices, such as computers, desk phones, cell phones, copiers, printers, scanners, inmate kiosks, network devices, security cameras, and more. If it plugs in or uses batteries, it probably falls under the Technical Services umbrella here.

What we’re looking for:
• A tech enthusiast, preferably with an Associate's degree in Computer Science or a related field.
• Someone with at least three years of relevant experience and a knack for troubleshooting.
• A problem-solver who loves to learn and stay on top of the latest tech trends.
• Someone who's great at explaining technical issues in plain English and enjoys working with people.

Special Requirements:
• Valid Class C Arkansas Driver’s license with a good driving record.
• Ability to pass a thorough background check, including psychological, polygraph, and medical exams.
• Sometimes you'll need to be on-call for those inevitable tech emergencies.
• This position generally does not work nights, weekends, or holidays, but it may occasionally be required for planned upgrades or emergency system issues.
• A large part of this position will require working in our detention facilities around detainees. This can make some people uncomfortable but will be a necessary part of the job.
• You must be able to stay on your feet or seated for long periods. Our facilities span three city blocks long by two blocks wide, so lots of walking will be required at times.
• You may be occasionally required to lift up to 50 pounds.

Interested and qualified applicants, please download our application for employment at https://bit.ly/jcsojobapp. Fill the application out on your computer, print the completed application out, sign it, have it notarized and then turn it in to Sergeant Johnathan Powell, IT Director, at 410 E. 2nd Avenue in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

10/01/2024

Social media, just like any other form of communication for your agency, requires policies, procedures and a strategy. Join Lexipol in an upcoming webinar to learn best practices for social media for agencies: https://trib.al/w7OK4kk

09/01/2024

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. ❤💙❤
2024

04/01/2024

The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for two full-time Deputy positions. Applications can be picked up in person at the dispatch center located at 201 W. Main St. in Huntsville or at the sheriff’s office located at 220 N. Gaskill St. in Huntsville. Applications can also be found on line at: https://www.madisoncogov.com/employees.php.

We are a young and growing department. If you want a challenge and an exciting and rewarding career, please take a look at us. We offer a fun, laid-back, family-type of environment while maintaining high expectations on protecting and serving our communities. You will enjoy patrolling the beautiful scenery that Madison County has to offer and knowing that you will have the love and support of the people you serve as long as you treat them fairly and respectfully.
With us being a small department, you will also have the opportunity to have an active role in any type of investigation that you can imagine and gain knowledge and skills that most patrol officers/deputies at larger agencies rarely get to experience.

We will be seeking to add a second Sergeant position and will also be filling two open Corporal positions this year. Certified applicants are preferred and will be considered for the aforementioned positions if hired.

Applicants must be at least twenty-one years old, have a high school diploma or equivalent, and hold a valid driver’s license. They must also be able to pass a background check and drug screen.

Please feel free to contact the Madison County Sheriff’s Office in person at 220 N. Gaskill St. in Huntsville or by phone at (479)738-5612 if you have any questions.

We are accepting applications until the positions are filled.

03/01/2024

Every cop has tales from the street. Those odd, funny, sometimes sad, little stories. Feel free to share yours in the comments.

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Yes people, I am a real person and a freshly retired cop. I used to edit a small cop newspaper, but with the internet now, it seems that social media and e-zines are the way to go. So think something along the lines of PoliceOne.com for this page but on a state level. I am tapping some folks and some agencies to start building articles based on Arkansas law and events so you should start seeing those in the not to distant future. ~ Editor ~