Garland County History

Garland County was formed on April 5, 1873, and was named for Augustus. H. Garland, Governor of Arkansas, U.S. Senator, and Glover Cleveland's Attorney General.

Elected Officials & Employees

Find contact members for various elected officials and employees of the county.

Online Services

Access county and state online services such as real estate records, tax payments, trails search, and more.

Garland County Library

The Garland County Library enriches our community by creating and providing essential, meaningful connections - to traditional library materials, to digital resources, and to each other through cultural, educational and recreational opportunities.

Garland County Observed Holidays

County Maps

View printable copies of various county maps.

County News

Find out what's happening in the community by keeping up with local news.

Forms & Policies

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Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce

The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce is Hot Springs’ leading advocate and champion for business. The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce provides programs, opportunities and business-building initiatives that focus on the critical priorities of Hot Springs.

Newspapers

Browse through a list of local newspapers.

Privacy Policy

This is a privacy policy for Information Network of Arkansas (INA Network Manager), a public instrumentality created by Act 1139 of 1995 as amended and those agencies hosted by INA.

Revenue Offices

View contact information for Revenue Offices.

Schools

Learn about how to contact the different schools in our districts.

TV / Radio Stations

Find information about local TV and radio stations.

Accessibility Information

Act 1227 of 1999 required the Arkansas Department of Information Systems to develop Non-visual Standards for Arkansas that ensures the needs of Arkansans who are blind or visually impaired are met through reasonable accommodation in the information technology products and services of the state.