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Administration

The Mississippi County Sheriff’s Department Administration Division consists of seven clerical positions (Office Manager, Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper, Warrants/Civil Process, two Court Records Clerks, Records Clerk, and Receptionist) a Chief Deputy and a Training Officer. 

Employment photo of Major Robb Rounsavall. The Chief Deputy is responsible for the direct and indirect supervision of the Law Enforcement Division. 
Major Robb Rounsavall  
   
Employee photo of Lt. Justin Hooton. The Training Officer is responsible for providing or coordinating training for both sworn and civilian personnel.
Lt. Justin Hooton  
   
Employment photo of Jennifer Lively. The Office Manager supervises the daily operations and activities of the office personnel.  She also serves as the Sheriff’s secretary and assists him with his duties.  The Office Manager acts as a liaison between the Sheriff and staff; other agencies, and the public.  She is also responsible for submitting payroll to the county financial management office; and maintains all personnel files and records.
Jennifer Lively  
   
Employment photo of Jena Copeland. The Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper maintains accounts of all monies processed by the Sheriff’s Department.  She also processes all expungements, court ordered refunds, and assists the Sheriff with various tasks.  In addition, she opens and oversees court granted payment arrangement accounts for all traffic, misdemeanor, and felony violations.
Jena Copeland  
   
Employment photo of Elizabeth Gray. The Warrants/Civil Process Clerk receives and processes all legal service including Eviction Notices, Orders of Protection, Summonses, Subpoenas, Child Support Orders, and various Writs.  She also receives, maintains, and verifies warrants.  In addition, the Warrants/Civil Process Clerk prepares and maintains all Arkansas Department of Correction and Department of Community Correction commitment packets and paperwork.  She also processes fine payments and serves as back-up for the receptionist.
Elizabeth Gray  
   
Employment photo of Terry Jones. The Court Records Clerk is responsible for processing arrests reports and citations for court. They maintain the court docket, rap sheets, and process bail bonds. In addition, they perform records checks for various agencies and individuals. The Court Records Clerk also assists with fine payments and serves as back-up for the receptionist.
Terry Jones  
   
Employment photo of Paula Bowen. The Records Clerk is responsible for processing credit/debit card payments for traffic citations and payment plan accounts.  She assists with detainee commissary accounts, reception duties, and in processing mail.  In addition, the Records Clerk assists in debt collection for outstanding court ordered fines and fees.
Paula Bowen  
   
Employment photo of Cassie McArthur. The Receptionist is responsible for six incoming phone lines and assisting the public. She also processes account payments, traffic citations, and accident reports.  In addition, she prepares and maintains all detainee work release files; and assists the Office Manager with various tasks.
Cassie McArthur