Benton County, Arkansas was formed in 1836.  Longtime known as the "Cornerstone of the State", Benton County is located in the extreme northwest corner of Arkansas and borders Missouri and Oklahoma.  The region is geographically part of the Ozark Plateau. In the past this area was a Native American hunting ground for the Osage Indians, timberland, and a major fruit producer. More recently the county has become one of the fastest growing population and economic growth centers in the country.

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Benton County Government

Barry Moehring

Tamra Hankins-Morman

Tom Allen

Richard McKeehan

Nick Jewett

Melanie B. Hoskins

Ken Farmer

Joel Jones

Joe Burrowes

Jerome Delvin

Doug Gay

Irene Mirch

Brenda Guenther

Jay Saxton

Josh Beam

Melody Kwok

The Leadership Team of Benton County Government is responsible for overseeing and guiding the county's strategic direction and operational efficiency. Led by the County Judge And Chief Executive Officer, the team includes the Chief Engineer, Chief Public Defender, and CFO Comptroller. Together, they manage infrastructure projects, ensure legal services for the public, oversee financial planning and budgeting, and implement policies that support the county's rapid population and economic growth.

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Legal and Judicial Operations

Administrative and Coordination Team

Leadership Team

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Legal and Judicial Operations

Administrative and Coordination Team