Lincoln County Phone Directory

The Lincoln County Phone Directory helps residents, researchers, and businesses find contact listings for county offices, courts, and public agencies in Lincoln County, Arkansas. From the circuit clerk to the county assessor, this directory pulls together the phone numbers, addresses, and online search tools you need to get answers fast. Whether you are looking up a property record, a court case, or trying to reach a county official, this page covers the main resources available to you in Lincoln County.

Lincoln County Office Contact Directory

Lincoln County government offices are based in Star City, the county seat. The county courthouse serves as the hub for most public records and contact listings. If you need to reach the county clerk, assessor, collector, or circuit clerk, your first stop should be the courthouse. Most offices are open Monday through Friday during regular business hours.

The Lincoln County Assessor handles real and personal property records. You can call or visit in person to look up property owners, assessed values, or parcel data. The assessor directory at Arkansas County Assessors Association - Lincoln County provides current contact info for the assessor's office.

The county clerk maintains official records including voter rolls, assumed name filings, and minutes from the Quorum Court. The circuit clerk handles court filings and land records. These two offices are distinct, and it helps to know which one you need before you call.

Search Lincoln County Phone Listings Online

Several online portals let you search contact and property records without visiting Lincoln County in person. The ARCountyData property portal offers free searches of real estate records for participating counties across Arkansas, including ownership details and assessed values. This is a good starting point when you know the property address or owner name but need contact info tied to that parcel.

The ACTDataScout real property search system is another option. It lets you search by owner name, parcel number, or address for Arkansas counties that participate. Both systems are updated regularly as assessors make changes to their rolls.

For broader record lookups, NETR Online Arkansas public records lists direct links to assessors, recorders, and tax collectors for all 75 counties. You can find direct phone numbers and web links for Lincoln County from that directory page.

Lincoln County Sheriff Contact Info

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement coverage for the county and maintains an office directory for the public. You can reach the sheriff's office through the Lincoln County Sheriff official website. The office handles incident reports, arrest records, and can direct you to the right department for records requests.

The sheriff's office also serves civil process papers, manages jail records, and handles sex offender registration. If you need a copy of an incident or accident report, call the records desk directly. Response times for public records requests in Arkansas are governed by Arkansas Code Annotated section 25-19-105, which sets duties for custodians of records.

The website at lincolnsheriff.com lists current staff, contact numbers, and department links. It is a good resource for finding the right person to call in the sheriff's office rather than being routed through a general line.

The Lincoln County Sheriff website lists office contact details, staff directory, and public records request information for residents searching Lincoln County contact listings.

Property and Tax Phone Records in Lincoln County

Property tax records in Lincoln County are split between two offices. The assessor sets valuations, while the collector takes payments. Both maintain contact records tied to each parcel. If you are researching who owns a piece of land or need a mailing address for a property owner, the assessor's records are your main source.

The Lincoln County Assessor page on the Arkansas County Assessors Association site shows current assessor contact info, address, and phone number for the Lincoln County office.

Senior property owners age 65 and up may qualify for a tax freeze on their primary home under Amendment 79 of the Arkansas Constitution. This program is administered by the assessor's office. Contact that office directly to ask about eligibility and the application process.

Personal property assessments must be filed annually between January 1 and May 31. Missing this window can result in a penalty. The assessor's office can tell you exactly what forms to fill out and what documents to bring.

Court Records and the Lincoln County Phone Directory

The Lincoln County Circuit Court handles civil, criminal, probate, and domestic cases. The circuit clerk maintains these records and also serves as the county recorder for land documents. You can search court records online through the Arkansas Court Case Search portal, which covers circuit courts statewide.

The AOC Court Records system provides another route for finding case information. You can search by party name, case number, or attorney. Some older paper records may require a direct request to the circuit clerk's office. Administrative Order 19 governs which court records are available for public online access and which are restricted.

Marriage license records are also held by the circuit clerk. If you need a copy for a legal matter, call the circuit clerk's office directly to ask about the process and any fees involved.

FOIA Requests for Lincoln County Contact Records

Arkansas has a strong public records law. Under Arkansas Code Annotated section 25-19-101 and following sections, you have the right to request contact directories, staff lists, and other records held by Lincoln County offices. The law requires government agencies to respond within three business days of receiving a written request.

You can file a FOIA request in person, by mail, or by email with the custodian of the records you want. Each county office designates its own records custodian. The Arkansas FOIA portal has guidance on how to frame a request and what to expect in response.

If a request will cost more than $25 to fulfill, the custodian must notify you first under section 25-19-105(d)(3)(A)(iii). You can then decide whether to proceed. For most simple directory requests, copying costs are minimal.

State Resources for Arkansas Phone Directory Lookups

Several state-level tools can supplement what you find at the county level. The Arkansas Secretary of State maintains business entity contact records for corporations, LLCs, and other entities registered in Arkansas. If you are trying to reach a business in Lincoln County, this database lists registered agents and business addresses.

The Arkansas General Assembly website includes a state government directory with phone numbers for all executive branch agencies. This is useful when you need to reach a state office that serves Lincoln County but is not physically located there. The assembly directory lists legislators by district, including those who represent Lincoln County.

The Arkansas Department of Health handles vital records including birth certificates and death records. Their main office is in Little Rock at (501) 661-2336. Residents of Lincoln County use this same state office for certified vital record copies.

For historical directory research, the Arkansas State Archives preserves city directories and county records dating back generations. Genealogists and legal researchers often use these archived directories to trace names, addresses, and phone contacts from past decades.

Browse Nearby County Directories

Lincoln County borders several other Arkansas counties. If the records or contacts you need are in a neighboring jurisdiction, check those pages as well.

• Jefferson County Phone Directory
• Cleveland County Phone Directory
• Desha County Phone Directory
• Drew County Phone Directory
• Grant County Phone Directory

Each county page lists local office contact info, court records access, and online search tools for that area.