Jason Massey, Sheriff of Logan County, Arkansas

Jason Massey, Sheriff of Logan County, Arkansas The official page for Jason Massey, the Sheriff of Logan County, Arkansas. We have a safe and secure new detention center.

Thanks for your vote and thanks for re-electing me for a second term as your Logan County Sheriff. For those who helped campaign, I appreciate you so much and I look forward to four more years of the best job I have ever had!! When I ran for re-election in the 2022 primary election (I have no opponent in the general election in November 2022), I campaigned on the following:

I am very excited to s

hare with you what my team and I have been doing at the Logan County Sheriff’s Office in keeping Logan County moving forward by making it a safer place to live and raise a family:

We drastically increased sex offender compliance checks leading to noncompliance arrests and almost 50% fewer sex offenders living in Logan County. When I started as Sheriff, there were over 95 sex offenders out in the county and now there are around 50. We have extensive cooperation with the Booneville and Paris Police Departments, Probation & Parole, and state law enforcement agencies leading to the arrest of drug dealers and a record meth bust of over three pounds. Our arrests include the biggest drug dealer in Northern Logan County due to a joint investigation between the Sheriff’s Office, Paris Police Department, and federal law enforcement agencies. And, in joint investigations between the Sheriff’s Office, the Booneville Police Department, and the 15th Judicial District Task Force, we arrested drug dealers in Southern Logan County and made the three-pound meth bust listed above. We are always sharing information with our local police departments, state police and other state agencies, and with the Drug Task Force. Our narcotics investigator conducts monthly meetings with all of the agencies and visits with them daily. We set up joint, targeted patrol saturations, cooperate on search warrants, and are constantly working with the police departments and Probation & Parole to conduct home visits on people who are on parole and probation. We added recovery and GED programs for the inmates. We also created a volunteer Senior Chaplain position who organizes volunteer chaplains who visit our inmates and conduct programs for them. We assign patrol deputies to the Northern and Southern Districts of Logan County ensuring that both sides of the county are covered. We worked with the County Judge and renovated our Southern District Office building in Booneville to make it a better place to work in. We emphasize professionalism and training with numerous in-house training classes conducted by our own certified instructors. Instead of one qualification range shoot a year, we expanded it to include combat firearms training as well. Also, we conduct in-service classes on evidence collection, criminal interdiction, leadership, defensive tactics, etc. We developed training programs and individual training manuals for all divisions including detention officers, dispatchers, and deputies. We work with our local schools and have school zone traffic enforcement at all county schools. We are also working on an agreement with the Magazine School District for law enforcement and school resource officer services. The Logan County Sheriff's Office has been my home for almost 15 years and I have served in most of the positions within our agency. During my first year as Logan County Sheriff, I supervised the move from the old 33-bed detention center to our new 100-bed detention center with a smooth transition and I worked with the Quorum Court to fund and maintain the detention center. I have almost 19 years of law enforcement experience (I also served as the Administrative Captain at the Saline County Sheriff’s Office) and am an attorney and worked as the Logan County Public Defender and as a DHS attorney working foster-care cases. I live in Paris and have been married to Heidi for 20 years and we have five children in our local schools. I appreciate your support for my re-election campaign for the Republican Primary on May 24, 2022. On a side note, thank you for the many requests for yard signs. I am creating a list of names for when I put up signs. Since the primary is in May of 2022, I believe it is too early to put up signs and I plan on putting up signs after the registration period in 2022.

Polls close at 7:30 pm tonight!! Please get out and vote!! I appreciate your support!!
03/03/2026

Polls close at 7:30 pm tonight!! Please get out and vote!! I appreciate your support!!

02/24/2026

Early voting continues this week!! Please get out and vote!!

In BOONEVILLE, voting is at the Jeral Hampton Meeting Place, 114 West Main Street, just past Reid's Hometown Barbeque on the same side of the street.

In PARIS, voting is at the Logan County Office of Emergency Management building, 205 East Maple Street. The O.E.M. building is just south of the square - go down South Elm Street towards Magazine for a few blocks and turn left on East Maple Street and the O.E.M. building is just past the Paris Christian Center on the same side of the street.

Monday, Feb 23rd thru Friday, Feb 27th - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb 28th - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday, March 2nd - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

On Tuesday, March 3rd, you can vote from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at one of the numerous polling sites around Logan County

Early voting for the Sheriff's race and other races in the Republican Primary starts TODAY!!  Please get out and vote!!I...
02/17/2026

Early voting for the Sheriff's race and other races in the Republican Primary starts TODAY!! Please get out and vote!!

In BOONEVILLE, voting is at the Jeral Hampton Meeting Place, 114 West Main Street, just past Reid's Hometown Barbeque on the same side of the street.

In PARIS, voting is at the Logan County Office of Emergency Management building, 205 East Maple Street. The O.E.M. building is just south of the square - go down South Elm Street towards Magazine for a few blocks and turn left on East Maple Street and the O.E.M. building is just past the Paris Christian Center on the same side of the street.

Tuesday, Feb 17th thru Friday, Feb 20th - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb 21st - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday, Feb 23rd thru Friday, Feb 27th - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb 28th - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday, March 2nd - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

On Tuesday, March 3rd, you can vote at one of the numerous polling sites around Logan County.

02/16/2026

This is a video my wife and daughter created that shows our family through each of my Sheriff campaigns. My family plays a huge role in everything I do. I have been a law enforcement officer throughout my children's entire life, and I have been the Logan County Sheriff throughout a good part of it as well.

They have lived the stress of the campaigns and of me being a law enforcement officer in a small community where they go to school, church, eat, and shop. They are a motivation to keep the citizens of our county safe!!

I was very proud to make this post for the Sheriff’s Office.  During my first term as Sheriff, we worked with Western Ar...
02/12/2026

I was very proud to make this post for the Sheriff’s Office. During my first term as Sheriff, we worked with Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance Center of Fort Smith in obtaining a grant for a full-time peer support specialist to work in the Logan County Detention Center with our inmates on substance abuse recovery. When this grant ran out, we searched for another grant. Our jail administrator, Lt. Danna Duke, found a grant program the Arkansas Department of Health and we obtained a $225,000 grant in partnership with the Wolf Street Foundation to fund a new full-time peer support specialist in our detention facility.

In the past four years, we had 33 inmates who went through our recovery program and are maintaining their sobriety. That is an awesome number and shows the commitment from our staff on working with inmates towards recovery!!

Also, 10 inmates have received their G.E.D.s in our detention center through our partnership with the A,T.U.-Ozark Adult Education Center. Also, there are more inmates who continued with the G.E.D. program after they were released.

We have a great team at the Sheriff’s Office!!

LOGAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE AWARDED $225,000 GRANT FOR DRUG RECOVERY PROGRAM

The Logan County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the Wolfe Street Foundation, was awarded a 3-year $225,000 grant by the Arkansas Department of Health to hire a full-time peer recovery support specialist for the Logan County Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center. We are very excited about this grant and it follows other grants that the Sheriff’s Office has been successfully awarded over the years to fund a peer recovery support specialist in our Detention Center.

A peer recovery support specialist is someone who is in long-term recovery from addiction and who is certified by the Arkansas Department of Human Services to provide support, guidance, and education for individuals seeking or in active recovery. Since they have lived through the experience of drug addiction and made the personal journey through recovery, this allows them to provide recovery support in such a fashion that others can benefit from their experiences.

Our peer recovery support specialist will work in the Detention Center with inmates on recovery and life skills. The specialist will also assist in after-care services for inmates once they leave our facility. The specialist will also provide community engagement and can help with people outside of the detention center in obtaining recovery services.

The Wolfe Street Foundation is based in Little Rock and they are a recovery community organization that has developed evidence-based data-driven peer recovery support services and they work with law enforcement and justice agencies throughout the state. They will train and employ the specialist and they have a program and date management system used by the specialist to monitor progress and that reports to both the Sheriff’s Office and the Arkansas Department of Health.
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Logan County Sheriff’s Office Press Release
Sheriff Jason W. Massey
Visit our website at loganso.com – Inmate Roster, Recently Arrested list, S*x Offender addresses, news, information on the Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center, etc.

We attended the candidate meet and greet at the historic Driggs Community Building last night. It was a large crowd and ...
02/07/2026

We attended the candidate meet and greet at the historic Driggs Community Building last night. It was a large crowd and they had great food. The Driggs Fire Department is next door and helps maintain the building along a board that oversees the building.

I spoke about our great team of employees at the Sheriff’s Office and our programs such as the peer support specialist, GED, and recovery groups in the jail and s*x offender compliance checks, training, and new technology on the enforcement side.

Several of our employees attended the meet and greet to show their support and I thank them for showing up!

02/04/2026

Last month, I attended the grand opening of the Arkansas Tech University – Ozark Adult Education classroom at the Community Transformation Church in Paris due to our long relationship with ATU-Ozark Adult Education.

During my first term as your Sheriff when the new Logan County Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center opened in 2019, I contacted ATU-Ozark Adult Education about having G.E.D. classes in the multi-purpose classroom that is located inside the Detention Center portion of the facility. ATU-Ozark Adult Education officials came to our facilty, saw the classroom and spoke with Detention staff, and we worked out an arrangement where they come several times a week and teach G.E.D. classes to the inmates. They also teach other workforce classes for them as well. We have had inmates earn their G.E.D. while in the jail and we have had inmates who continued their classes once they got out.

Along with the peer-support specialist and recovery classes, we want to get inmates help to hopefully break their cycle of addiction and crime and get them back into the workforce.

Thanks to the New Blaine Fire Department and the Ladies Auxiliary for their Candidate Meet & Greet last night and their ...
01/30/2026

Thanks to the New Blaine Fire Department and the Ladies Auxiliary for their Candidate Meet & Greet last night and their great chili dinner and brownies!! I enjoyed speaking with the residents and the other candidates.

I appreciate some of our Sheriff’s Office staff and families who came out to support me as well!!

01/21/2026

LOGAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE AWARDED $225,000 GRANT FOR DRUG RECOVERY PROGRAM

The Logan County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the Wolfe Street Foundation, was awarded a 3-year $225,000 grant by the Arkansas Department of Health to hire a full-time peer recovery support specialist for the Logan County Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center. We are very excited about this grant and it follows other grants that the Sheriff’s Office has been successfully awarded over the years to fund a peer recovery support specialist in our Detention Center.

A peer recovery support specialist is someone who is in long-term recovery from addiction and who is certified by the Arkansas Department of Human Services to provide support, guidance, and education for individuals seeking or in active recovery. Since they have lived through the experience of drug addiction and made the personal journey through recovery, this allows them to provide recovery support in such a fashion that others can benefit from their experiences.

Our peer recovery support specialist will work in the Detention Center with inmates on recovery and life skills. The specialist will also assist in after-care services for inmates once they leave our facility. The specialist will also provide community engagement and can help with people outside of the detention center in obtaining recovery services.

The Wolfe Street Foundation is based in Little Rock and they are a recovery community organization that has developed evidence-based data-driven peer recovery support services and they work with law enforcement and justice agencies throughout the state. They will train and employ the specialist and they have a program and date management system used by the specialist to monitor progress and that reports to both the Sheriff’s Office and the Arkansas Department of Health.
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Logan County Sheriff’s Office Press Release
Sheriff Jason W. Massey
Visit our website at loganso.com – Inmate Roster, Recently Arrested list, S*x Offender addresses, news, information on the Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center, etc.

I spoke at the Paris Senior Citizen Center candidate forum and spaghetti dinner and pie auction fundraiser today along w...
01/18/2026

I spoke at the Paris Senior Citizen Center candidate forum and spaghetti dinner and pie auction fundraiser today along with the other candidates.

Our senior citizen centers are so underfunded and they have these fundraisers just to keep the doors open and staff paid. If you are looking for a great cause to donate money or time to, then call your local senior citizen center.

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