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Eudora Police Overview

The official Eudora Police Department page lists Interim Chief Tammy Plummer, the department address, phone number, and emergency 911. The department is a city police agency, not a county jail or state prison. Its role in an inmate search is to confirm what happened after a city arrest: release, citation, transfer to Chicot County Jail, court appearance, or another custody path.

No official Eudora city jail roster, bed count, visitation schedule, mail rule, commissary page, booking-photo gallery, or inmate search portal was located. That means a custody search should not begin with a private roster site. It should begin with the city police contact, then move to the Chicot County sheriff if the person may have been transferred to county jail. For filed cases, use Search ARCourts or the Chicot Circuit Clerk. For sentenced state custody, use the Arkansas DOC locator.

The Eudora Police Department page is the official city source captured for police contact information.

The page supports direct city contact first, especially when the arrest is recent or the arresting agency is unclear.

Eudora Arrest Lookup

For an Eudora arrest, call the police department and ask whether the person was released, cited, taken to court, or transferred. If staff say the person moved to county jail, call the Chicot County Sheriff's Office. If staff cannot release details by phone, ask what written request format is required. Eudora has an official public-information request page, which is more specific than the general Lake Village police record path captured in research.

Use VINE when the question is custody status or notification, and use Search ARCourts when the question is whether formal charges, court events, or dispositions exist. Use the ADC locator only when the person may have been sentenced or transferred into state correction custody. For federal or immigration custody, BOP and ICE locators are separate systems, and no dedicated federal or ICE detention facility was found in Chicot County.

1. Call Eudora Police at 870-355-4412 for recent city arrest status.
2. Ask whether the person was released, cited, held for court, or transferred to Chicot County Jail.
3. Call the Chicot County sheriff at 870-265-8020 if county jail custody is possible.
4. Search VINELink for custody status and notifications.
5. Search Search ARCourts for filed court cases after the arrest.

Eudora Police Contact

The Eudora police contact card should be used for city arrest questions, incident reports, and public-information request routing. For emergencies, use 911. For a person who has been moved to county jail, use the sheriff. For a person in state prison, use the ADC locator and state facility contact details.

Eudora Records Requests

The official Eudora public-information request page says requests must be written. It states that requests may be hand delivered, mailed, emailed, faxed, or submitted by letter to a city employee. Use that city process for Eudora police incident or arrest records. Do not use it for Chicot County sheriff jail records after transfer, because those records belong to a different custodian.

A written request should be narrow and easy for the city to route. Include the person's full name, date of birth if appropriate, date and location of the incident or arrest, officer name if known, report number if known, and the specific record wanted. Ask whether inspection, electronic copy, paper copy, or redacted release is available. Juvenile information, medical information, sealed records, active investigations, and other exempt material may be withheld or redacted.

The Eudora public-information request page gives the city's written-request method for public records.

That written process is especially important when a police record is needed but the person is no longer in city police custody.

Eudora Jail Visits

No official Eudora city jail visitation schedule was found. The Eudora police page lists department contact information but does not publish a public holding-facility visitor schedule, video visit provider, inmate mail format, commissary vendor, or phone account vendor. A short-term city arrest setting may not permit ordinary visits. If the person has been transferred to the Chicot County Jail, call the sheriff before traveling and use the sheriff's instructions.

Eudora Mail Money

No official Eudora inmate mail, phone, or money deposit table was documented. Do not mail money, packages, books, photos, or personal items to the police department unless Eudora staff confirms the person is held there and gives written or verbal acceptance rules. In many municipal arrest situations, the person is released or moved before any ordinary mail or commissary process would apply.

Eudora Public Access

Arkansas FOIA supplies the broad public-record framework. Arkansas Code § 25-19-105 makes public records open to inspection and copying unless an exemption applies. Eudora's own page adds the local city instruction that public-information requests must be written and may be delivered through several channels. That local instruction should be followed for city police records.

Jail logs are different. If the person was booked into the Chicot County Jail, the sheriff is the likely custodian for the jail log and detention record. Arkansas jail rule 12 CAR § 50-503 requires jail logs or detention records with intake and population details, such as arrest and confinement dates, reason for confinement, offense classification, officer data, and warrant or commitment information. Request the record from the office that created or keeps it.

Eudora Court Transfer

An Eudora police arrest can move into county jail records, district or circuit court records, ADC records, or another agency hold. The initial arrest reason is not always the final court charge. Prosecutor review can amend, add, reduce, or decline charges. Search ARCourts can show public case information in courts using the statewide system, but Arkansas Supreme Court Administrative Order 19 limits some online court information.

For a person who remains in custody after arrest, Arkansas Rule of Criminal Procedure 8.1 requires a prompt first appearance before a judicial officer unless the person is otherwise released. If custody continues after first appearance, other rules and court decisions may affect bond and charging timelines. Ask the sheriff or court clerk whether the custody issue is a local bond, outside warrant, probation/parole hold, ADC hold, federal hold, or immigration detainer.

City arrest

An arrest handled by Eudora Police before release, court, or transfer.

County custody

Jail custody handled by the Chicot County Sheriff's Office.

State prison custody

ADC custody after sentencing, commitment, or transfer into the state system.

Court case

The public court record after charges are filed, subject to confidentiality limits.

Eudora Custody Context

Eudora is one of the Chicot County cities listed in the county research, along with Lake Village and Dermott. Its police department sits in the southern part of the county, while the sheriff's office is in Lake Village and Delta Regional Unit is in Dermott. That local spread is why an Eudora custody search should move by agency role, not just by geography. City police handle the arrest event. The sheriff handles county jail custody. ADC handles state prison custody.

No official sheriff or police mobile app was found for Chicot County, Lake Village, Dermott, or Eudora. There was also no app-only roster or warrant feature documented. VINE and the ADC locator are the better mobile-friendly options when a person needs custody updates after an Eudora arrest.