Pulaski County VINELink Coverage
Arkansas VINE is run through the Arkansas Crime Information Center. It spans county jail custody, Arkansas Department of Corrections custody, probation, parole, post-release supervision, and court information supplied by prosecuting attorneys. Pulaski County sits inside that state deployment, and nothing marks the county as excluded.
The browser side is VINELink. County jail entries track local custody and transfers. ADC entries cover people in state correction custody. Court and supervision records describe their own events. The datasets overlap without being interchangeable. The PCRDF roster shows fields VINE lacks, while VINE offers alert options the roster does not.
The VINELink search source appears on the Arkansas selection screen.
This capture shows the service entry point without presenting a gallery of detainees.
Search a Pulaski County Arrest
A VINELink search runs on a name. It also takes an offender or booking number, case number, ADC number, or PID number. Numbers work best. Many people share a name in a county this size. An identifier pins the match to one person after a Pulaski County arrest.
- Open VINELink and choose Arkansas.
- Select the relevant person or offender search.
- Enter the exact name or known identifier.
- Compare the facility, offender number, and custody status before accepting a match.
- Open the matching record to review available status and notification choices.
Start by rechecking spelling and any identifier. Then compare the Pulaski County Daily Arrest Report. PCRDF intake also answers at (501) 340-7001, option 3. A blank screen can reflect transport, intake delay, a transfer, a release, or a protected record rather than the absence of an arrest.
Pulaski VINELink Record Fields
The fields in a result depend on the source agency. Custody status matters too. A county booking fills in local details. State records carry ADC numbers and correction data instead.
| Possible field | What it can tell you |
|---|---|
| Name and offender number | Identity and a stronger match than name alone. |
| Date of birth | Shown only when the VINE source supplies it. |
| Custody status | Whether the source currently reports custody or release. |
| Location | The reported jail or state facility, subject to transfer updates. |
| Scheduled release | A planned date when available, not an unconditional promise. |
| Parole eligibility | An ADC field, not the same as county bond. |
| Court event | Type, date, time, or place when the court feed supplies it. |
VINELink cannot replace the booking record or the court docket. Custody can shift mid-case. Bond work moves quickly. For urgent movement, confirm with the facility holding the person.
Register Pulaski Custody Alerts
Open the matching record first. Then choose the "Notify Me" or registration option. Channels can include telephone, text, email, web, or mobile notification. What is offered depends on the source and the record.
- Select the release, transfer, court, or other available event.
- Provide the requested phone number with area code or electronic contact.
- Create the four-digit PIN when phone registration asks for one.
- Complete the confirmation step and store the PIN securely.
- Keep the registration current if a phone number or email address changes.
Arkansas lists the VINE phone line at 1-800-510-0415. It runs around the clock in English and Spanish with a live operator. Calls may repeat until your PIN confirms receipt. Don't count on a precise alert time. Facility options, source processing, and delivery conditions all vary.
Alert categories cover general release, bond release, court order, parole, transfer, or another custody change. A notification only reports what the source sent. It cannot order a release or provide a booking photograph.
How Fast Pulaski VINE Updates
County jail data transfers every 15 minutes, all day long. ADC data moves hourly. Court, probation, and parole data moves once daily. Those are transfer rhythms after data enters the system, not a promise that an arrest becomes public within 15 minutes.
Before the jail feed can carry a useful match, transport and authority checks must finish. Intake, medical screening, classification, and data entry follow. A misspelled name slows things too. That is why VINE and the PCSO roster rarely change at the same moment.
VINELink Custody Limits
Read every alert label with care. Release, transfer, parole eligibility, and a court event are different things. A transfer can mean custody continues elsewhere. Dates can shift through court or correctional action. Save the offender number and message time, then confirm the location with the facility before making plans.
The roster still earns its place beside VINE because it shows arresting agency, dates, charges, case information, bond, and sometimes an image. VINELink is stronger for watching an identified person and registering a custody-change notice. For the legal result, search ARCourts. Contact PCSO records when a past booking vanishes.
VINE is not a complete arrest archive. Someone can vanish from VINE. Reasons include a short hold, citation, juvenile matter, protected record, release, transfer, or data mismatch. Old PCRDF bookings take a request through the PCSO NextRequest portal, with ARCourts holding the final legal outcome.
Federal custody needs other tools entirely. The Bureau of Prisons locator covers federal prison custody, not a recent county arrest feed. ICE detention has its own locator, and Marshals custody offers no public prisoner-photo gallery that replaces the county record.
State custody changes the picture. The Arkansas Department of Corrections Inmate Search is the official next stop once a person leaves county detention.
An ADC result describes state correction custody. It is not a new Pulaski County booking. The outcome of the original county charge does not appear there either. For the arrest itself, start with county records. PCRDF holds the booking details.
Search Pulaski County Records
Treat your VINELink registration like a password. The alerts carry private custody information even though the service itself is public. Share them only for the reason you signed up. That may be personal safety, notification, or a legal matter. The four-digit PIN and the registration confirmation belong to you alone. File both away where no one else can reach them.
Sometimes a notice simply never shows up. Phone outages, spam filters, and registration settings can all block delivery. The alert never reaches you at all. Before assuming custody status has not changed, pull the live record and look. The operator behind the service can sort out technical trouble. PCRDF can confirm what the Pulaski County jail actually shows right now.
Custody can also move between systems. A person sentenced and transferred to ADC will often need an ADC number search. Use that rather than the old county booking number. A federal transfer pushes the lookup outside Arkansas VINE's county path entirely. Match your search tool to the right system. An empty result is not proof of release.
Note: Use the search below as one lead, then confirm any hit with VINELink, PCRDF, ADC, or the responsible court.
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