Cabot Phone Directory Listings
The Cabot Phone Directory covers city hall contacts, police department public information officers, court records resources, and county agency listings for Cabot, Arkansas. Cabot is located in Lonoke County and has grown into one of Arkansas's larger suburban communities, which means a well-staffed set of city offices that handle public records and contact requests on a regular basis. This page gives you the key contacts and tools you need to find phone numbers, file FOIA requests, and search records in the Cabot area.
Cabot City Hall Contact Directory
The City of Cabot maintains City Hall at 101 North 2nd Street, Cabot, AR 72023. This is the main address for city government contact listings. The City Clerk-Treasurer, Jessica Dennis, manages FOIA requests for general city records and can be reached at 501-843-3566, ext. 1023.
The Cabot City Council consists of eight members elected from four wards, with two members per ward serving four-year terms. Regular council meetings are held on the first and third Mondays of each month at 6:00 PM at Cabot City Hall. These meetings are open to the public, and agendas are posted in advance. Meeting minutes and resolutions are part of the public record and can be requested from the city clerk.
Public records at the city level include ordinances, resolutions, meeting minutes, contracts, permits, and other official documents. Cabot's annual operating budget is approximately $12.5 million. That level of city activity generates a consistent volume of public records across departments, all subject to disclosure under the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act, found at Arkansas Code Annotated § 25-19-101 et seq.
Note: The Cabot Public Library at 506 North Grant Street, Cabot, AR 72023 provides access to public records research resources and government document databases for residents.
Cabot Police Phone Directory and Public Information
The Cabot Police Department is located at 101 N 2nd St, Cabot, AR 72023. The department is led by Chief of Police Scott Steely, who can be reached at 501-843-6526 or ssteely@cabotar.gov. For media inquiries and public information requests, contact Lieutenant Chris Huggins, the department's Public Information Officer.
FOIA requests for police records should go to Sergeant Steven Elliott, the department's designated FOIA officer. Email Sergeant Elliott at selliott@cabotar.gov and include as much detail as possible about the specific records you need. Narrowing your request to a date range and record type will help the department process it faster. Under Arkansas Code Annotated § 25-19-105, the agency must respond within three business days.
The screenshot below shows the Cabot Police Department Public Information page, which outlines how to contact the PIO and submit records requests.
The public information officer can also help with general media questions, crime statistics, and information about ongoing programs. For records requests specifically, Sergeant Elliott's FOIA contact is the right path.
If a police records request is expected to cost more than $25 to produce, the department must notify you before proceeding under Arkansas Code Annotated § 25-19-105(d)(3)(A)(iii). You can then choose to narrow the scope or proceed with the cost estimate in mind.
Cabot Phone Directory Online Access
The Cabot Police Public Information page provides current contacts and guidance for records requests. Beyond that, the main Cabot city government website lists department directories, hours, and staff contacts across all city functions including public works, planning, and parks.
The screenshot below shows the main Cabot city government portal where residents can find official phone listings and department contacts.
From the city site, you can navigate to any department and find direct phone numbers and email addresses for staff. The site is updated regularly as staff changes occur, so it is more reliable than older printed directories for current contact info.
For court records, the Arkansas AOC case search portal covers circuit court cases in Lonoke County. You can search by name or case number at no charge. Results include filing dates, party names, and case event history for publicly accessible civil and criminal cases.
Tip: Use the Arkansas Court Case Search to check Lonoke County court records online before calling the courthouse, which can save you a trip.
Lonoke County Offices Serving Cabot
Cabot is located in Lonoke County, and county offices handle records that go beyond what the city maintains. Property assessment records for Cabot parcels are held by the Lonoke County Assessor. You can search property data through the ARCountyData property portal or the ACTDataScout portal, both of which cover Lonoke County and let you search by owner name or address.
The NETR Online Arkansas directory lists direct contact details for the Lonoke County Assessor, Recorder, and Tax Collector. That page is a useful quick-reference when you need phone numbers for county offices without visiting each agency's site separately.
Amendment 79 of the Arkansas Constitution provides a property tax freeze for qualifying seniors. Cabot-area property owners who are 65 or older should check with the Lonoke County Assessor's office to see if they qualify. The assessor administers eligibility for this freeze at the county level.
The Lonoke County Circuit Clerk is the keeper of civil and criminal court records for the county. For case filings, judgments, and docket information not available through the online portal, the circuit clerk's office in Lonoke (the county seat) is the right contact. See the Lonoke County page for more county contact details.
Court Records for Cabot Residents
Cabot has its own District Court that handles traffic citations and misdemeanor criminal cases within city limits. Records from district court proceedings are maintained at the court clerk's office and are available for inspection during normal business hours.
For circuit court cases, the Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts case search covers Lonoke County and all 75 Arkansas counties. You can look up civil and criminal cases by party name, case number, or attorney. Case summaries show filing dates, hearing schedules, and case dispositions for most public records. Some cases may be sealed by court order and will not appear in the public search.
Administrative Order 19 sets the framework for online access to Arkansas court records. The Arkansas Judicial Branch provides additional information about court access rules. For older paper records not in the digital system, contact the Lonoke County Circuit Clerk directly.
State-Level Records Serving Cabot
Several state agencies maintain records and contact listings that apply to Cabot area residents and businesses. The Arkansas Secretary of State at (501) 682-1010 holds business entity records for all Arkansas corporations and LLCs, including Cabot-based companies. The online business search is free and lets you look up registered agents and principal office addresses.
Vital records for Cabot residents, including birth and death certificates, are held by the Arkansas Department of Health at 4815 West Markham Street, Little Rock, AR 72205, phone (501) 661-2336. Birth records go back to February 1914 and marriage records to January 1917. Requests can be submitted online, by mail, or in person.
The Arkansas State Archives holds historical directories and government records that can support research into older address and contact records. The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration maintains state employee and vendor directory data for state agencies operating in the Cabot area. The Arkansas State Legislature Assembly Directory provides contact information for all 135 state legislators, useful when you need to reach your elected representatives in Little Rock.
Note: The Arkansas Crime Information Center at acic.org maintains the state sex offender registry and missing persons database, which are publicly searchable online.
Browse Nearby Cities and Counties
Cabot is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Little Rock metro area. Nearby communities with their own directory pages include Jacksonville and North Little Rock, both of which are in Pulaski County just west of Lonoke County. Benton in Saline County is also within easy reach.
For county-level records, see the Lonoke County page for courthouse contact details and county office listings. The neighboring Pulaski County page covers the state's most populous county to the west. The Arkansas County Assessors Association maintains a directory of all county assessors statewide for quick reference when you need to reach any county office.