Sheriff Phil Reynolds
Dispatch (Non-Emergency) & Jail
870-347-2583 Emergency call 911 Detention/Communication Center: 890 Gregory Street Augusta, AR 72006 |
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Message from Sheriff Reynolds
"I am the Sheriff of our county and myself and my department proudly serve the citizens, providing security with an atmosphere of honesty, integrity, and professionalism. Our community is generally peaceful with a low crime rate. Woodruff County recently completed our new jail and it speaks well of our citizens to know that when asked, voters passed a 1 cent sales tax fund the project. The Woodruff County Sheriff's Department appreciates the support of those we protect"
Woodruff County Sex Offenders
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**You can also view the link below to locate any sex offenders in the State of Arkansas
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Sex Offender Community Notification Levels
Level 4:
Sexually Dangerous Person. These are individuals with impaired judgment or control who have sexual or violent compulsions that they lack the ability to control. This may be due to pedophilia or other disorder of sexual attraction mental illness or personality disorder that distorts thinking, interferes with behavioral control, and predisposes the person to acts of predatory sexual violence.
Level 3:
High Level. These individuals usually have histories of repeat sexual offending, and/or strong antisocial, violent or predatory personality characteristics. Sexual compulsions are likely to be present, but may be kept under control when relapse prevention plans are followed and treatment is continued. The offense patterns of these individuals reflect a relatively high probability of re-offense and/or a risk of substantial injury to victims should re-offense occur.
Level 2:
Moderate Level. Usually these are individuals with limited or circumscribed prior history of sexual acting out, possess some antisocial personality characteristics, predatory tendencies, or deviant sexual interest or behavioral patterns that increase the general level of risk these offenders pose. They may have mild or well-controlled mental disorders, and/or developmental disabilities.
Level 1:
Low Level. Usually these are individuals with no prior history of sexual acting out, and no strong antisocial tendencies, sexual compulsions or psychological factors impairing judgment.
Level 4:
Sexually Dangerous Person. These are individuals with impaired judgment or control who have sexual or violent compulsions that they lack the ability to control. This may be due to pedophilia or other disorder of sexual attraction mental illness or personality disorder that distorts thinking, interferes with behavioral control, and predisposes the person to acts of predatory sexual violence.
Level 3:
High Level. These individuals usually have histories of repeat sexual offending, and/or strong antisocial, violent or predatory personality characteristics. Sexual compulsions are likely to be present, but may be kept under control when relapse prevention plans are followed and treatment is continued. The offense patterns of these individuals reflect a relatively high probability of re-offense and/or a risk of substantial injury to victims should re-offense occur.
Level 2:
Moderate Level. Usually these are individuals with limited or circumscribed prior history of sexual acting out, possess some antisocial personality characteristics, predatory tendencies, or deviant sexual interest or behavioral patterns that increase the general level of risk these offenders pose. They may have mild or well-controlled mental disorders, and/or developmental disabilities.
Level 1:
Low Level. Usually these are individuals with no prior history of sexual acting out, and no strong antisocial tendencies, sexual compulsions or psychological factors impairing judgment.
Useful Links
The VINELink is an online portal to VINE, America's number one victim notification network. VINE has been providing victims and concerned citizens with the power of information for decades, allowing these individuals to have the sense of security that they deserve. VINELink can be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to provide the most reliable information for custody status changes and criminal case information.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children opened in 1984 to serve as the nation's clearinghouse on issues related to missing and sexually exploited children. Today NCMEC is authorized by Congress to perform 22 programs and services to assist law enforcement, families and the professionals who serve them. When a child goes missing the NCMEC is ready to assist families and law enforcement agencies 24 hours a day.
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ACIC Sex Offender Registry SearchThe Arkansas Crime Information Center (ACIC) is pleased to provide the Sex Offender Registry Search for the citizens of Arkansas. The registry is updated as offender addresses and other offender information is updated in our office. You can search for offenders by address, city, county or zip code and see information on the publishable offenders within the map view of the address you enter. You can also search for an offender by name if applicable.
Arkansas State Police |
The Arkansas Sheriffs’ Association further believes that we must hold offenders responsible, not law-abiding citizens. The Association does support enforcement of the existing gun laws and the strengthening of current background checks, including identifying individuals with mental health issues. The Arkansas Sheriffs’ Association does not support legislation that restricts current gun possession and current gun sales to our citizens that weakens our 2nd Amendment Rights. It is comprised of Sheriffs from across the state who proudly serve and protect the citizens of Arkansas and provides up-to-date information for Arkansas Sheriffs and Deputies regarding other Sheriffs in the state, all activities of the ASA, and relevant issues concerning law enforcement.
Former Sheriffs'
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Sheriff W.E. Ferguson 1882-1886 |
Sheriff Ed Roddy 1878-1880 & 1886-1890 |
Sheriff J.G Haraison 1896-1900 |
Sheriff J.B Kittrell 1900-1902 |
Sheriff Marshall Patterson 1890-1896 & 1902-1906 |
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Sheriff W.R. Cain 1906-1910 |
Sheriff J.L. Garrell 1910-1914 |
Sheriff R.E. Spradlin 1914-1916 & 1919-1921 |
Sheriff W.N. Wilkes 1921-1925 |
Sheriff Alex McGregor 1916-1919 & 1925-1928 |
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Sheriff Bob Smith 1929-1932 |
Sheriff J.W. Browning 1933-1941 |
Sheriff E.T. Ramsey 1935-1942 |
Sheriff Carl Taylor 1943-1946 |
Sheriff Jesse Pendergist 1947-1962 |
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Sheriff Val Angelo 1963-1966 |
Sheriff Mary Agnes Angelo April 1966-JANUARY 1967 Sheriff Val Angelo died during his term and his wife, Mary Agnes was appointed to finish his term |
Sheriff Ed Hall 1967-1982 |
Sheriff Leon Creasey 1983-1990 |
Sheriff Jack Caperton 3rd 1991-2002 |
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Sheriff Freddie Hudson 2003-2010 |
Sheriff Bruce Golden 2011-2012 |
Sheriff Stacy Barker 2013-2014 |
Sheriff Phil Reynolds 2015-Present |
