Saline County Arkansas Sheriff's Office

06/22/2026

🚨 TRAINING NOTICE FOR SALINE COUNTY RESIDENTS 🚨

Agencies from across Saline County, including law enforcement, fire, EMS, and emergency management personnel, will be conducting annual active shooter response training over the next two weeks.

📅 Training Dates:
• June 22–25 (Monday–Thursday)
• June 29–July 2 (Monday–Thursday)

📍 Location:
Pine Haven Elementary School in Bauxite

⏰ Training activities will occur throughout the day and conclude at approximately 5:00 p.m. each day.

Residents in and around the area can expect to see an increased presence of first responders and may hear sounds associated with realistic emergency training, including:

• Simulated screams
• Loud bangs
• Emergency lights
• Sirens

If you observe or hear these activities during the scheduled training times, they are likely part of this planned exercise.

These exercises are critical to ensuring our first responders are prepared to respond effectively to emergencies and protect our community.

However, if you believe an incident is unrelated to this training or you observe an actual emergency, please call 9-1-1 immediately so the appropriate agency can respond and investigate.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as our public safety partners work together to train and prepare for critical incidents.

Saline County Emergency Management Saline County Arkansas Sheriff's Office
Bryant Police Department Bauxite Marshal's Office Pafford Medical Services

06/21/2026

06/20/2026

Friday we celebrated the most recent promotions within The Saline County Sheriff’s Office. Please join us in congratulating the following individuals on their accomplishments and we look forward to seeing the great things they will do!
Well deserved everyone 👏

~Captain Matt Wooten
~Lt. Jennifer Tarvin
~Lt. Kaitlyn Fleetwood
~Lt. Jeremy Holleman
~Sgt. Calvin Grogan
~Sgt. William Novak
~Sgt. Dylan Murphy

Thank you all for your service to our Department and our community!

06/05/2026

📬⚠️ SCAM ALERT ⚠️📬
The Saline County Sheriff's Office wants to remind our community to be vigilant when it comes to scams and mail fraud.

🚨 We have received reports of scammers contacting individuals and falsely claiming they have a warrant for their arrest, missed jury duty, or owe money to avoid legal action.

Please remember:
❌ Law enforcement will NEVER demand payment over the phone to avoid arrest.
❌ Law enforcement will NEVER instruct you to mail cash, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or other valuables.
❌ Law enforcement will NEVER ask you to send photos of cash, gift cards, bank accounts, or other personal financial information.
❌ Legitimate warrants are not resolved by mailing money.

Scammers often use fear and urgency to pressure victims into acting quickly. If someone claims you have a warrant and demands payment, hang up immediately and contact your local law enforcement agency directly using a verified phone number.

💡 Protect Yourself:
✔️ Never mail cash to anyone you do not personally know and trust.
✔️ Do not send pictures of money, gift cards, or financial documents.
✔️ Verify any claims by contacting the agency directly.
✔️ Talk to a trusted family member or friend before sending money.

If you believe you have been targeted by a scam or mail fraud scheme, contact the Saline County Sheriff's Office Dispatch at 501-303-5648.

Please share this post to help protect your family, friends, and neighbors from becoming victims.

06/03/2026

🚨 HELP IDENTIFY THIS SUSPECT 🚨

The Saline County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the individual pictured.

On May 22, 2026, the suspect entered a local Dollar General store and completed purchases using counterfeit currency. Detectives are actively investigating this incident and are seeking information regarding the identity of the individual.

If you recognize this person or have any information that could assist investigators, please contact:
📞 Detective Noah Harrison
(501) 303-1561
📧 [email protected]
📞 Saline County Sheriff's Office Dispatch
(501) 303-5648 (24 Hours)

🔹 Your tip could help solve this case.
🔹 Please share this post to help us identify the suspect.
🚔💵

06/03/2026

*** UPDATE*** The subject in this case has called the Saline County Sheriff's Office and identified himself. Thanks for the shares!

🚨 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUESTED 🚨

The Saline County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in identifying an individual involved in a shoplifting incident.
On May 11, 2026, the individual pictured was involved in a shoplifting incident at the Dollar General located at 15216 Chicot Road.

The suspect is described as an older white male and was seen leaving the area in a vehicle believed to be a Chevrolet or GMC pickup truck equipped with a toolbox in the bed and a black hood.

If you recognize this individual or have any information regarding his identity or whereabouts, please contact:

📞 Detective Calvin Grogan
Criminal Investigations Division
501-303-5661

📞 Saline County Sheriff’s Office Non-Emergency Dispatch
501-303-5648

Your assistance could be valuable to this investigation. Please share this post to help us identify the suspect.

06/01/2026

🍦🚓 Community Connections One Sweet Treat at a Time! 🍧💙

Our Patrol Deputies were out and about this weekend, serving Saline County, and took a few minutes to stop and enjoy a sweet treat with some local kiddos! 😊

Building relationships with the youth in our community is just as important as keeping our neighborhoods safe. These simple moments help create positive connections, build trust, and remind us why we love serving the citizens of Saline County.

Thank you to these young friends for sharing some smiles, laughs, and frozen treats with our deputies! We hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable weekend. ☀️

🚔🍦💙

05/23/2026

🚗💥 AVOID THE CONSEQUENCES — BUCKLE UP 💥🚗

Wearing your seat belt takes only seconds, but it could save your life in a crash.

Seat belts help keep you safe and secure inside your vehicle. Without one, you are at a much greater risk of being ejected during a crash — which is often deadly.

⚠️ Wearing your seat belt incorrectly can also be dangerous.
✔️ The shoulder strap should go across your chest and shoulder — not under your arm or behind your back.
✔️ The lap belt should fit low across your hips, not your stomach.

Air bags are designed to work WITH seat belts — not replace them. Without a seat belt, the force of an air bag can cause serious injury or even death.

📊 Traffic crashes continue to claim thousands of lives each year, many involving unrestrained occupants. Buckling up remains one of the easiest and most effective ways to protect yourself and your family.

The Saline County Sheriff’s Office encourages everyone to make seat belt safety a habit every trip, every time.

For more information, visit: NHTSA.gov/SeatBelts

05/20/2026

🚨 SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES 🚨

From May 18–31, the Saline County Sheriff’s Office will participate in the statewide Click It or Ticket enforcement campaign aimed at increasing seat belt use and reducing traffic fatalities.

The numbers are a powerful reminder of why this campaign matters:

📊 In 2024, 9,758 passenger vehicle occupants killed in crashes were not wearing seat belts.
📊 On average, every 54 minutes, someone not wearing a seat belt dies in a traffic crash.
📊 More unrestrained occupants were killed at night than during the day.
📊 Among adults ages 18–34 killed in crashes, 59% were completely unrestrained.
📊 In nighttime crashes, 56% of those killed were not buckled up.

A seat belt is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect yourself during a crash. Deputies across Saline County will be working to encourage safe driving habits and increase compliance with seat belt laws.

✅ Buckle up every ride
✅ Make sure passengers are restrained
✅ Help keep our roads safe for everyone

For more information, visit: NHTSA.gov/ClickIt