Sheriff's Office
Phone:
(479) 754-2200
(24 hours)
Fax:
(479) 754-2210
Emergency:
Dial 911
Crime Tips HOTline
(479) 705-8477
or Submit Via Email
301 Porter Industrial Road
Clarksville, Arkansas 72830
Administrative Office Hours:
Mon - Fri
8:00am - 4:30pm
Call in or e-mail us with your tips today.
Confidential Hotline – 1-479-705-TIPS (8477)
Email- tips@johnsoncosheriff.com
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The Narcotics Division is part of the Criminal Investigations Division. Our Narcotics Investigators and all members of the Johnson County Sheriff's Office are responsible for working drugs as part of their normal daily schedule.
It may be as simple as arresting someone on a traffic stop for possession of drugs or as complex as working a large case which can take time.
As information is gathered on suspected drug dealers or manufacturing operations, a file is started. All tips our Narcotics Division receives stays confidential and investigated. Information is verified as more confidential tips are received the case is built. We work with other local, state, and federal agencies to complete a thorough investigation of the individuals involved. These joint investigations assist in discovery of large-scale Drug Trafficking Organizations.
Once an investigation is completed search warrants for locations and individual arrest warrants are written. A judge will review the information. If the information meets the required criteria, the judge will sign the warrants.
Officers will meet, finalize plans, and execute the search and arrest warrants. Sometimes these plans can be finalized in days, but it can take weeks or months to work a large case.
We appreciate all information that the citizens of Johnson County provide to us. All information and calls will be kept confidential.
We will facilitate Sheriff Stephens goal of getting the scourge of illegal controlled substances out of our community.
Johnson County County Opioid Response Effort
Investigator Derrick Rogers
Investigator Beck Brown
Amy Griffith, Program Coordinator
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Peer Recovery Support Specialist |
Amy Griffith |
Peer Recovery Support Specialist |
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office implemented this program from a grant from the Bureau of Justice to implement, comprehensive efforts to identify, respond, treat, and support those impacted by opioids, and other drugs of abuse through investigations and getting individuals affected by substance abuse into treatment and recovery.
This grant funded two Narcotics Investigators, two PEER Specialists, and a Program Coordinator. This grant also helped pay for funding for advance training, equipment and public education.
Our Investigators and PEER Specialist reach out to the community to teach classes on the dangers of substance abuse. We also teach classes on the response to overdoses and Narcan training. These training classes are offered free to anyone who is interested in taking them.
Our PEER Specialist reaches out to individuals in the community that are looking for recovery pathways to facilitate a plan for recovery and integration back into the community living a substance free lifestyle.
If you have information to help us stop illegal drugs in our community or know of someone who is in need of treatment to get into recovery, please contact us.
All inquiries will be forwarded to the team member that can assist your needs and will be kept confidential.