Oklahoma Inmate Directory

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The State of Oklahoma has 93 Jails across 77 Counties which includes Oklahoma County, Tulsa County, Cleveland County, Canadian County, Comanche County and others.

Oklahoma, nicknamed “The Sooner State,” is located in the South Central United States, known for its diverse landscapes, rich Native American heritage, and vibrant cities. Oklahoma City is the capital, boasting a dynamic downtown area and cultural attractions. As of 2023, Oklahoma’s population is estimated to be around 3.9 million.

  • Capital City: Oklahoma City
  • Population: As of 2023, Oklahoma’s population is estimated to be around 3.9 million.
  • Correctional Facilities: The Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) manages the state’s prison system, which includes a variety of facilities:
    • State Prisons: Oklahoma operates 24 adult prisons throughout the state, housing male and female offenders with varying sentence lengths. Security levels range from minimum to maximum.
    • Community Corrections Facilities: This program includes halfway houses and probation and parole offices that supervise offenders reintegrating into society.
    • County Jails: These hold individuals awaiting trial or serving short sentences. Oklahoma has 77 counties, with most operating their own jails.
    • Private Prisons: Oklahoma utilizes some private facilities to house inmates.
  • State Prison Population: As of 2020, Oklahoma’s prison population was approximately 22,500 inmates. This translates to an incarceration rate of around 576 per 100,000 residents, which is significantly higher than the national average. Oklahoma has one of the highest incarceration rates in the country.
  • Probation Population: The exact number of individuals on probation in Oklahoma fluctuates, but estimates suggest it’s likely several times higher than the prison population. As of 2021, it was likely in the range of 34,000 on probation and an additional 2,200 on parole.
  • Violent Crime Rate: Oklahoma’s violent crime rate consistently ranks above the national average according to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting data. Socio-economic factors and drug trafficking are potential contributing elements. However, crime rates can vary within the state, with urban areas generally having higher rates.

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Resources for Further Information:

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections website provides a public inmate search function. You can search for inmates by name or ODOC identification number. The search may not include individuals held in local county jails.

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