Sheriff Miller has worked in the White County Sheriff's office since 2001 and became Sheriff in 2018.
Supervised by Capt Kyle Toler
Patrol is the primary responder for critical incidents which occur within White County that do not fall within a city police jurisdiction. This division covers the county 24/7 365 days a year and responds to reports of crimes committed, crimes in progress, and vehicle accidents. Deputies also perform traffic enforcement. With deputies on the road 24 hours a day, patrol is often the first of the first responders to arrive at medical and fire emergencies and deputies render aid as applicable. Patrol deputies are also tasked with:
- Serving civil papers
- Arrest warrants
- Prisoner transport
- Traffic accidents
- Enforcement of Arkansas State Law.
When patrol deputies are the first on a scene, they determine if a detective or narcotics officer should respond. Patrol deputies also assist other police agencies within the county when requests are made. Patrol is separated into four shifts with each one having a sergeant and a corporal, with two lieutenants for two of the shifts.
Patrol deputies cover White County which is the second largest county in Arkansas with a size of approximately 1042 square miles with 4000 road miles and a population of 77,000.
