Benton County

Benton County is an administrative region in northwest Arkansas with Bentonville as its county seat, serving multiple municipalities across the area. The county extends over diverse urban and rural lands.

Arkansas lawmakers established Benton County on September 30, 1836, during a period of territorial expansion and administrative growth. This creation represented an important step in organizing the region's governance.

The county government maintains historical records and documents that show how generations of residents have lived through marriage certificates and property documents.

Visitors can access the county's services such as tax assessment, emergency management, and public safety at various local offices throughout the area. Service locations and hours vary by department, so calling ahead is helpful.

Digital systems allow residents and visitors to view detailed land records and property assessments through online platforms. This technology makes historical and current information easy to access.

Location: Arkansas

Inception: September 30, 1836

Capital city: Bentonville

Shares border with: Washington County, Madison County, Barry County, Carroll County, Adair County, Delaware County, McDonald County

Website: http://co.benton.ar.us

GPS coordinates: 36.35222,-94.23417

Latest update: December 17, 2025 10:14