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Databases Updated on Mar 19, 2024

How to Perform Oklahoma Inmate Lookup

The state has an Oklahoma prison inmate search tool that you can use to find someone incarcerated in the state prison or jail. You can search using a name, birth date or prison ID. You will see a list of search results with thumbnail images, ID, name, gender, race, date of birth and the facility where they are held. You can click on each one to see more details such as physical description, aliases, facility information and a list of their offenses and sentencing. You can also use an Oklahoma inmate lookup online to find someone and learn even more about them.

Creating Public Jail Records

Creating OK jail records is part of the process for administrators for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections agency. Every time something happens to a prisoner incarcerated in the state, more forms and paperwork must be filled out and added to the file. Even though the state creates paper files, they also keep everything online in a massive database to keep all inmates and those on parole safe and secure. These jail records are shared with all other law enforcement agencies to keep everyone informed and on the same page. You can use Oklahoma prison inmate search tool to find out complete information about every prisoner incarcerated in the USA.

What are Oklahoma Jail Records?

Oklahoma jail inmate search records are the forms and documents that jail and prison employees file every time something changes in the life of an inmate. It starts when someone is arrested, and intake paperwork opens a jail record for the offender. That file follows them throughout their entire prison stay. Every time they visit the court, participate in prison programs, encounter new charges or sentencing or even move to a new facility, more paperwork is generated. Oklahoma inmate search records are stored online and shared with other law enforcement agencies to keep everyone up to date.

Jail Inmate Search in Oklahoma

OK currently has 28,871 inmates incarcerated in state prisons. 54.5% of inmates are White, 26.2% are African American, 11% Native American, 7.7% Hispanic and the remaining .6% undetermined. More than half of the inmate population is there due to non-violent offenses. The average age of inmates in the OK penal system is 38.3. There are also 22,957 people on probation and 2,981 inmates on parole. 89.1% of inmates are male and the rest female. 3% of the total prison population is in for life without parole. 2,318 inmates are in treatment programs for substance abuse or alcohol.

 Oklahoma Department of Corrections and Criminal Justice Quick Facts

700
Oklahoma Imprisonment Rate
26,486
Prison Population
31,281
Probation Population
2,116
Parole Population
4.5:1 (Black : White Ratio)
0.9:1 (Hispanic : White Ratio)
Racial Disparity in Incarceration Rate
131
Juvenile Custody Rate (per 100 000)
58,302 (1.98%)
Disenfranchised Population
15,116 (6.77%)
Disenfranchised African Americans
563
Corrections Expenditures (in millions)

Oklahoma Parole Population

Oklahoma parole population as of the beginning of 2016 counted 2,116 people, 64 paroles per 100.000 population. That’s by 221 people less compared to the previous year, which has decreased by 10.4%.

Paroles per 100.000 population (2016)
Nationwide
349
Oklahoma
64
Parole Total Population in Oklahoma (2016)
Nationwide
870,657
Oklahoma
2,116
Parole Entries & Exits (2016)
Entries
383
Exits
604
Change in 2016, in Percentage and Number
Percent
-10.4%
Number
-221
Number on parole per 100,000 U.S. adult residents
Increased by
4,120
Adults entering parole, by type of entry
Type of Parole Entry:
Number of Parolees:
Discretionary
383
Mandatory
0
Reinstatement
0
Term of supervised release
0
Other
0
Unknown
0

Oklahoma Prisons

The state manages and operates 93 jails and another 24 prisons. There are currently 12,670 people detained in OK jail and 28,871 inmates in prison. The state’s community corrections system oversees 22,957 people on probation and another 2,981 inmates on parole. Based on one hundred thousand residents, OK has a property crime rate of 2,983, a violent crime rate of 450 and an overall incarceration rate of 673. OK’s Department of Corrections works off a budget of $537 million with a staff of 4,312. The cost to house and care for an inmate for a year is $18,467.

Prison Name Prison Type
Charles E. "Bill" Johnson Correctional CenterState Prison
Cimarron Correctional FacilityPrivate Prison
Clara Waters Community Corrections CenterState Prison
Davis Correctional FacilityPrivate Prison
Diamondback Correctional FacilityPrivate Prison
Dick Conner Correctional CenterState Prison
Dr. Eddie Warrior Correctional CenterState Prison
El Reno FCI Federal Prison
Enid Community Corrections CenterState Prison
Great Plains CI Private Prison
Howard McLeod Correctional CenterState Prison
Jackie Brannon Correctional CenterState Prison
James Crabtree Correctional CenterState Prison
Jess Dunn Correctional CenterState Prison
Jim E. Hamilton Correctional CenterState Prison
John H. Lilley Correctional CenterState Prison
Joseph Harp Correctional CenterState Prison
Kate Barnard Community Corrections CenterState Prison
Lawton Community Corrections CenterState Prison
Lawton Correctional FacilityPrivate Prison
Lexington Assessment & Reception CenterState Prison
Mabel Bassett Correctional CenterState Prison
Mack Alford Correctional CenterState Prison
North Fork Correctional CenterState Prison
Northeast Oklahoma Correctional CenterState Prison
Oklahoma City Community Corrections CenterState Prison
Oklahoma City FTCFederal Prison
Oklahoma City Transitional CenterPrivate Prison
Oklahoma State PenitentiaryState Prison
Tulsa Transitional CenterPrivate Prison
Tulsa Women's Residential ProgramPrivate Prison
Turley Residential CenterPrivate Prison
Union City Community Corrections CenterState Prison
William S. Key Correctional CenterState Prison
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