Taxes & Deadlines
Assess with the Assessor by May 31; pay the Collector by October 15. Two separate offices, each with its own page.
Which office you need
Lonoke County · The Natural State
Where the prairie meets the timber.
Named for a lone red oak that guided early surveyors, Lonoke County still points the way home. This is your single front door to every county office, district, and service — from the courthouse square to the rice fields of the Grand Prairie.
Most requested services
Property Taxes
Deadlines, homestead credit & who to call.
See taxesCourt & Land Records
Deeds, judgments, and case files from the Circuit Clerk.
Find recordsBurn Ban Status
Burn status is not shown here — call the County Judge's office at (501) 676-6403 before burning.
Check statusReport a Road Issue
Potholes, washouts, signs & drainage on county roads.
Reach Road DeptHow can we help today?
County services, simplified
Everything residents ask for most — gathered from every office and district, and put one click away.
Records & Deeds
Search land records, request court files, and record instruments with the Circuit Clerk.
Land recordsPermits & Licenses
Building and floodplain permits, marriage licenses, and business filings for unincorporated areas.
Who to callJury Duty
Reporting instructions, what to bring, payment, and how to request a deferral.
Juror infoVoter Registration
Register to vote, update your address, and find your polling place before the next election.
How to registerEmergency Alerts
Severe-weather preparedness, burn-ban status, and how to reach county OEM.
Get preparedDepartments & offices
One county. Every office.
Each Lonoke County department keeps its own front porch here — same address, same look, no hunting across a dozen websites.
Sheriff's Office
Around-the-clock patrol, the county detention center, civil process, and community programs that keep neighbors safe.
PatrolDetentionCivil ProcessRecords
Visit the Sheriff's Office
Fire & Emergency Services
Fourteen fire districts, the Office of Emergency Management, burn-ban updates, and storm readiness for every community.
Fire DistrictsBurn StatusOEMPreparedness
Visit Fire & Emergency
Circuit Clerk
Clerk of the circuit courts and ex-officio county recorder — court records, deeds, mortgages, and liens. The office also handles jury service and child support payments.
Court RecordsDeedsJuriesRecording
Visit the Circuit Clerk
County Clerk
Marriage licenses while you wait, the county's voter rolls and absentee ballots, and the official record of the Quorum Court.
MarriageVotingCounty RecordsFOIA
Visit the County Clerk
County Assessor
Values property and maintains the assessment rolls. Assess personal property between January 2 and May 31, and register the homestead credit here.
AssessProperty ValuesHomesteadAppeals
Visit the County Assessor
County Collector
Bills and collects property taxes and distributes what it collects. Statements are mailed in March; payment is due by October 15.
StatementsPaymentsInstallmentsDelinquency
Visit the County Collector
Rooted since 1873
One county. Nine communities. A single front door.
Lonoke County took its name from a lone red oak that surveyors used to find their bearings on the open prairie. A century and a half later, this site does the same job — one steady landmark pointing you to every office and service in the county.
From Cabot's growing neighborhoods to the rice and minnow farms around Lonoke and England, nine cities and towns share this courthouse, these courts, and these services. Wherever you live in our 800 square miles, you're in the right place.
By the numbers
A county growing like the prairie
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Mark the calendar
Dates worth circling
A handful of fixed dates shape county business every year. Here they are, with the office to call for each.
The county year
31May
Assess your property
Personal property & real estateAssessor · (501) 676-6938
3rdThu
Quorum Court regular meeting
Monthly · agenda set one week beforeCourthouse, 301 N Center St
AugYearly
Board of Equalization
Property-value appealsSchedule through the County Clerk by the third Monday in August
15Oct
Property taxes due
Pay by October 15Collector · (501) 676-6344
Out in the Natural State
Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park
Walk among some of Arkansas's tallest Native American mounds — the park formerly known as Toltec Mounds — near Scott.
Joe Hogan State Fish Hatchery
One of the oldest and largest state-owned hatcheries in the nation — in Lonoke, the Minnow Capital of the World.
Bayous Meto & Two Prairie
Slow water, tall timber, and some of the best waterfowl country in North America.
Skip the line
Most county business fits in your pocket
Every office, number, and deadline — without driving to the square.