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Sheriff: Randolph County jail 'completely in compliance' after state audit

Quorum Court of Randolph County, Arkansas · March 13, 2026
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Summary

The sheriff reported the jail passed a Division of Law Enforcement Standards and Training audit covering training, education and records; the sheriff said the county was fully in compliance and noted other agencies have been fined for failures.

Sheriff (unnamed in the transcript) briefed the quorum court on a compliance audit by the Division of Law Enforcement Standards and Training that reviewed training, education files, medical and personnel records. He said the audit found Randolph County fully compliant and praised staff responsible for training and record-keeping.

"We were completely in compliance," the sheriff said, noting that agencies out of compliance can face fines; he cited an Arkansas agency fined $100,000 as an example. The sheriff credited staff (named in the audit letter) for maintaining training and education standards.

The court received the report; no formal action was required beyond acknowledging the audit results.