Baxter County Jail

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Mountain Home, United States

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Correctional services department

Baxter County Jail Reviews | Rating 3,6 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Baxter County Jail is located in Mountain Home, United States on 906 Elm St. Baxter County Jail is rated 3.6 out of 5 in the category correctional services department in United States.

Address

906 Elm St

Phone

+1 8704257000

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Alex Wroe

i thought htis said baxter county RAIL. so i came here and went inside because i though it was underground. i went inside to find nothing that resembles a railway, i kept looking. i was determined, i was going to find the stairs down. Id been looking for 2 hours before a police officer started yelling at me to get on the ground. i looked around to see myself in the middle of an armory. I had done this all blindfolded because i thought surely my new york senses would know what to do. but no, i didnt find the train. i was wrong. heartbroken. i decided to give up. i ran straight at the deputy and died.

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Meistro Thomas

Awesome! Keeps the ne'er-do-wells where they should be. No luxuries. Unseasoned beans every day... nourishing, filling, and cheap... if the guests of Baxter County take exception to the beans and other simple fare served therein, then they can conform their future behavior to that which is lawful and not return... or not... their choice. Simple logic huh? As a person sows so also shall they reap. Make good choices people. Illicit drugs are called \dope\ for a reason. Namaste.

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Gregory Johnston

Great place to stay. Can't get better service (just hit the button) and bam... they're there. Food is great also 5 star stellar hotel for sure....

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John Smith

If you're ever the victim of a crime, you better hope that you're either well-connected or live inside Mountain Home city limits. My house has been broken into by tweakers four times in the last three years. Two times, no one knew who did it, so the \investigator\ filled out a report, stuck it in a folder, and that was the end of that. Once, some acquaintances of mine figured out who did it because they saw my property sitting under the carport of someone who had been hired to do some work on my house. One of my acquaintances happened to know the sheriff personally and called him and told him about it. The deputies swooped in, arrested the man, and their \investigative work\ made the news on KTLO, the Baxter Bulletin, and even KY3. Most recently, I know exactly who robbed me, a convicted felon on 10 years of probation for drug charges. This past weekend a Mountain Home City police officer witnessed my property at this person's residence, and I've yet to even be called back by a county \investigator.\ I guess maybe if I can find someone to call the sheriff and tell him that other people have already done their jobs for them, they might jump in and arrest this person and make the regional news with their \investigative skills.\ What a complete joke and waste of taxpayers' money.

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Tonya Landewee

Just wanted to say we had a nice friendly conversation this past Sat night while camping at the Quarry at Norfork Lake with Officer M. Foster. It was late, we had been on the water until sunset, so we were just enjoying the night. I was reading when he pulled up and got out to just chat. We learned several things, one of which was that a fellow officer, Mike Steven had been shot just a few days before. We are from Missouri and had no signal or tv the whole week while camping so we had not heard. Prayers of comfort for all family and friends of the officer. It is always heart breaking to hear one of those trying to protect us loses their life. May God comfort all who knew him. And Officer Foster, thankyou for stopping. Not sure if you just needed out of your car to wake up before ending your shift, or if you do it often. But we enjoyed talking and I was also glad that my 13 year old son got a chance to see law enforcement in a personal and positive light.