County Judge
RUSTY MCMILLON
The County Judge authorizes and approves funds, grants, city projects and assumes other judicial responsibilities. The County Judge's Office is located at the Courthouse in Office 107.
Department 870-239-6300
County Clerk
Phyllis Rhynes
Responsible for the daily operation of the county clerk's office. The County Clerk's Office is located at the Courthouse in Office 102.
Department 870-239-6311
Coroner
Martin Buchman
Responsible for investigating and determining the cause of death of county residents. The Coroner's Office is located at 1809 N. Rockingchair Road.
Department 870-240-4030
Treasurer
Kristi Rawls
Responsible for the custody and disbursement of funds to the county, school districts, cities, rural fire districts, and improvement districts.
Department 870-239-6304
Sheriff
Brad Snyder
Oversees criminal investigations, traffic law enforcement, and county jail operations.
Department 870-236-7612
Assessor
Ashley Reynolds
Responsible for appraising and assessing all real and personal property. Located at the Courthouse in Room 101.
Department 870-239-6303
Collector
Cindy Tracer
Responsible for assessing and providing tax information. Located at the Courthouse in Room 103.
Department 870-239-6305
Prosecuting Attorney
Sonia F. Hagood
Responsible for representing local, state, or federal governments in criminal court cases.
Department 870-239-9598
Circuit Clerk
Lesa Gramling
Responsible for maintaining a record of all proceedings of the Circuit Courts and to prep the dockets for these Courts. Located at the Courthouse in Room 124.
Department 870-239-6330
Justice Of Peace Members
A justice of the peace is a member of the quorum court and responsible for assisting the County Judge in levying the county taxes and making appropriations for the county's expenses. The quorum court is a part-time body, elected from single-member districts, that has overall responsibility for county affairs. Quorum courts establish the number and compensation of deputies and county employees and fill vacancies in elective county offices. JPs enact ordinances related to the county's property and its maintenance and improvements, including roads, bridges, buildings, vehicles, and other items owned by the county.
The full-time elected county administrator, who presides over the quorum court, is the county judge. Neither JPs nor the county judge have any judicial authority, though they do have the power to preside over civil marriages. Justices of the Peace are elected every two years to these partisan offices.
District 1
Sherma Clark Dicus
District 2
Robby Glasco
District 3
Bill McCartney
District 4
Jonathon Davis
District 5
Michele Boling
District 6
Phillip Keeling
District 7
Allen Davis
District 8
Dean Wooldridge
District 9
Marc Reeves
District 10
Ronnie Roberts
District 11
Clint Harris
