Scott County Sheriff's Office

Scott County, established on November 5, 1833, is located in Arkansas and was formed from parts of Crawford and Pope counties. Named after Andrew Scott, a prominent figure in the state's early history, the county seat is Waldron, characterized by its rugged to rolling terrain. The county's economy is primarily driven by timber, with a significant portion of the land under the management of the U.S. Forest Service. Recreational opportunities abound with three lakes offering fishing, swimming, and camping, while the county is also known for its family-friendly entertainment and rich musical heritage. Generated from the website

Polk County Juvenile Probation in Mena, AR, is a facility that provides supervision and support for juvenile offenders in the community. They work to help young individuals navigate the legal system and make positive changes in their lives through counseling, education, and rehabilitation programs. Generated from their business information

The Charleston Police Department is dedicated to providing the citizens of Charleston with optimal protection for their property while ensuring the safety, health, and well-being of the community. Led by Chief of Police Billy Atchley, the department offers various services, including incident report access and a sex offender registry search. In addition to law enforcement, the city of Charleston offers a range of services, including water, sewer, trash, and recycling management. The local government also supports community engagement through various organizations, recreational facilities, and events like the farmers market. Generated from the website