The Arkansas ACC Absconder Search is a tool used by the Arkansas Community Correction (ACC) division to locate individuals who are considered absconders. An absconder is someone who has been released from correctional custody or probation/parole, but has failed to comply with the terms and conditions of their release and has gone missing. The ACC Absconder Search allows individuals to search for absconders by name, county, or zip code within the state of Arkansas. The search results will provide information about the absconder, including their name, photo, physical description, and the reason for their absconding. The tool is available to

The Department of Corrections Walk-Off List refers to a list maintained by the Arkansas Department of Corrections (ADC) of inmates who have walked off or escaped from ADC custody. The list typically includes the name, photo, description, and last known location of the escaped inmate. The purpose of the list is to alert law enforcement and the public to the identity and whereabouts of the escapee, and to help facilitate their capture and return to custody. The ADC regularly updates the Walk-Off List as new escapees are reported, and existing escapees are captured or otherwise accounted for.

The Arkansas Division of Community Correction (DCC) is responsible for managing probation and parole payments in Arkansas. Individuals who are on probation or parole in Arkansas are required to make regular payments as part of their supervision fees, restitution, or other court-ordered financial obligations.

The Arkansas Department of Corrections (ADC) provides a resident banking system for inmates who are incarcerated in Arkansas correctional facilities. The resident banking system allows inmates to manage their finances and make purchases while they are incarcerated. Inmates in Arkansas can deposit funds into their resident accounts through a variety of methods, including through the mail, using electronic kiosks located within the correctional facility, or online through the Access Corrections website. Inmates can use the funds in their resident accounts to purchase items such as personal hygiene products, clothing, and food items from the commissary.

Arkansas Correctional Industries (ACI) is a division of the Arkansas Department of Corrections that provides job training and employment opportunities for inmates in Arkansas correctional facilities. ACI operates a variety of industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, and food service. ACI also maintains an online catalog that offers a range of products and services for sale to the public. The online catalog features a wide selection of products, including furniture, signs, license plates, clothing, and more. All products are made by inmates in Arkansas correctional facilities and are sold at competitive prices.

The Inmate Database Download is available for download through the Information Network of Arkansas (INA). The file will be updated and posted each Monday. A $0.10-per-record enhanced access fee will be charged by INA.

The Arkansas Department of Corrections (ADC) maintains an online inmate population search tool that allows members of the public to search for information on inmates currently incarcerated in Arkansas correctional facilities.

The Arkansas Department of Correction inmate phone deposit service is a system that allows friends and family members of inmates to deposit funds into an inmate’s phone account. This service enables inmates to make phone calls to approved numbers and helps them stay connected with their loved ones while they are incarcerated. The funds deposited into an inmate’s phone account can be used to make calls to both local and long-distance numbers.