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Crash Fatalities
Arkansas State Police
- Troop A
- Troop B
- Troop C
- Troop D
- Troop E
- Troop F
- Troop G
- Troop H
- Troop I
- Troop J
- Troop K
- Troop L
Crash Fatalities Broken Down by ASP Troops
398
Total Statewide Crash Fatalities
Last Updated: September 8, 2022
ADEM Training Classes Taken in 2021
Arkansas Division of Emergency Management (ADEM)
2162
Total ADEM Training Classes
Year to Date
- ADEM Hazardous Materials Training Classes Taken
- ADEM Emergency Management Training Classes Taken
Last Updated: September 8, 2022
On-line CLEST Class Completion
Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards & Training (CLEST)
33870
Year to Date
Last Updated: May 2, 2022
Concealed Handgun Carry Licenses
Arkansas State Police
213,999
Current Total CHCL Licenses
Current CHCL Breakdown by County
Current Total CHCL Licenses
- Last Updated: October 6, 2022
Full-Time Certified Officers
Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards & Training (CLEST)
7,508
Current Full Time Officers
Last Updated: September 8, 2022
Registered Sex Offenders In Arkansas
Arkansas Crime Information Center
18,139
Total Sex Offenders in Arkansas
- Level 1 Offenders
- Level 2 Offenders
- Level 3 Offenders
- Level 4 Offenders
- Unassessed Offenders
Based on information obtained from the risk assessment process, offenders are assigned the following levels: Level 1: Low Risk; Level 2: Moderate Risk; Level 3: High Risk; Level 4: Sexually Violent Predator.
Last Updated: August 2, 2022
2022 Drug Submissions In Arkansas
Arkansas State Crime Lab
The Arkansas State Crime Laboratory receives approximately 22,000 drug cases annually from federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. These cases are submitted for the analysis of suspected controlled substances by the laboratory’s Forensic Chemistry section (located in Little Rock & Lowell). “Controlled substances” refers to drugs and/or chemicals placed on the Controlled Substances Act list under federal law or the Controlled Substances List under Arkansas Code, Chapter 64. Evidence may be in the form of powders, capsules, tablets, plant material, or paraphernalia, as well as any solid, liquid, or vapor that could contain a chemical to be identified. The map depicts the Arkansas counties from which these cases are received.
2022 Drug Submissions Breakdown by County (through July)
11,490
Total Drug Submissions
Last Updated: August 5, 2022
Annual Payout & Total Claims Awarded
Crime Victims Reparations Board
$1,550,564
Total Payouts Year to Date
1233
Total Claims Awarded Year to Date
The Arkansas Crime Victims Reparations Board and staff serve the needs of eligible victims of crime, and their dependents, who have suffered personal injury or death as the result of a violent crime. The Board and it’s staff recognize the special needs of those victimized by violent crime and accept the responsibility to provide financial assistance to victims who qualify under program guidelines. In this way, the Arkansas Crime Victims Reparations Board and staff are committed to restoring the lives that have been impacted by violence. Our goal is to provide compensation for victims’ unexpected expenses, such as medical treatment, mental-health counseling, rehabilitation, lost wages, replacement services, and funeral expenses.
Last Updated: October 4, 2022
