Find Tulsa County Booking Reports

Tulsa County booking reports are managed by the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office through the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center at 300 N. Denver Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The facility has 2,020 beds and is staffed around the clock with detention officers, medical professionals, and mental health staff. Booking reports cover arrests from Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Glenpool, Sapulpa, Sand Springs, and Sperry. Call 918-596-8900 for booking information.

Tulsa County Inmate Search Online

The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office provides an online inmate information tool on its website. You can search by name or booking ID to find current inmates at the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. Each result shows the person's booking details, charges, bond amounts, and custody status. The system is free to use and does not require an account or login.

The Tulsa County inmate information page is the direct link to the search tool. This is the best place to start if you want to check on a recent arrest in Tulsa County. The search covers everyone currently held at the facility, which on a busy day can number well over a thousand inmates.

Below is a look at the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office website, which provides access to inmate information and other department services.

The sheriff's website links to the inmate search tool, detention center details, and contact information for all divisions.

Tulsa County processes one of the highest volumes of bookings in Oklahoma. The David L. Moss facility is the second-largest jail in the state, and it handles arrests from the Tulsa Police Department, Broken Arrow PD, Owasso PD, Bixby PD, Jenks PD, and several other agencies. A single search of the Tulsa County roster covers a huge geographic area and many different police departments.

David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center

The David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center opened in 1997 with 1,714 beds. A 2017 expansion added more capacity and dedicated mental health units, bringing the total to 2,020 beds. The facility sits at 300 N. Denver Avenue in downtown Tulsa. It is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week with detention officers, medical staff, and mental health professionals.

The booking process at the David L. Moss Center follows a set procedure. Arrestees arrive through the sally port, where they go through intake and review. Staff search each person for weapons, drugs, and other contraband. A medical screening is part of the intake process, and anyone with health issues gets flagged for follow-up care. After processing, inmates are assigned to a housing unit based on their classification level.

The facility runs several programs for inmates. Church services are held regularly. A GED program helps 20 to 30 inmates graduate each year. The C.A.R.E. Unit serves families by providing a space for visits and resources for children of inmates. Inmate handbooks are available in both English and Spanish.

The size and scope of the David L. Moss Center set it apart from other county jails in Oklahoma. Most county jails in the state have fewer than 200 beds. Tulsa County's facility is more like a small prison in terms of scale, programs, and staffing levels. That size means the booking roster changes constantly throughout the day.

Tulsa County Booking Reports and Public Access

Under the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Title 51, Section 24A.8, all booking reports in Tulsa County are public records. The law requires law enforcement agencies to release jail blotter information to any person who asks. This includes the name of the person booked, the date and time of commitment, the charges, a physical description, who ordered the commitment, and the discharge date.

You do not need to give a reason for requesting booking data. The sheriff's office must comply with your request. For records not available through the online search, submit a written request to the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office at 300 N. Denver Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74103. Include the person's name and approximate arrest date. Copy fees are capped at 25 cents per page for standard copies and one dollar for certified copies.

If a request gets denied, you can file a complaint with the Oklahoma Attorney General or challenge the denial in Tulsa County District Court. Given the volume of public records requests that Tulsa County handles, the sheriff's office has established procedures for processing these requests efficiently.

State and Federal Resources for Tulsa County

The Oklahoma State Courts Network tracks all court cases filed in Tulsa County. After a booking, criminal cases go through Tulsa County District Court. OSCN lets you search by name to find case numbers, charges, hearing dates, plea entries, and case outcomes. The system is free and covers felonies, misdemeanors, and civil cases. Tulsa County is one of the busiest court districts in the state, so OSCN has a large volume of records for this county.

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections Offender Lookup tracks people sentenced to state prison. Given the volume of felony cases in Tulsa County, many people booked at the David L. Moss Center end up in state prison. The DOC database shows their facility, sentence length, and projected release date.

The VINE notification system provides custody status tracking for Tulsa County inmates. Register for alerts when someone is released, transferred, or has a status change. Call 877-654-8463 for phone-based lookups. VINE is especially useful for Tulsa County given the high turnover at the jail.

The OSBI maintains state-level criminal history records. For federal cases, the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator tracks inmates in federal custody. The Northern District of Oklahoma federal court sits in Tulsa, so some Tulsa County arrests involve federal charges.

Cities Served by Tulsa County

Tulsa County is the most populous county in the Tulsa metro area. The David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center handles bookings for multiple cities and police departments. Tulsa is the county seat and the largest city. Broken Arrow is the second largest and has its own police department that brings arrestees to the county jail.

Owasso, Bixby, and Jenks are growing suburbs that also use the county jail for booking. Glenpool, Sapulpa, Sand Springs, and Sperry round out the list of communities served by the facility. Each of these cities has its own police force, but all bookings go through the single county facility in downtown Tulsa.

Because so many different agencies feed into one jail, the Tulsa County inmate roster gives you a comprehensive view of arrest activity across the entire metro area. A single search can reveal bookings made by any of these police departments.

Counties Near Tulsa County

Tulsa County is surrounded by several other counties in northeastern Oklahoma. If you cannot find a booking report in the Tulsa County system, try one of these neighbors. The Tulsa metro area crosses county lines, so an arrest in the metro could result in a booking in an adjacent county.