Owasso Police Jail Inmate Search

The Owasso Police Jail is located in Tulsa county in Owana, Oklahoma. This is where many criminal's spend their time awaiting trial, waiting to be sentenced, or sitting to serve their time. A lot of these inmates sit until the state bus comes and pick's them up if they have to serve a long-term sentence which is usually anything over 2 years. Anything under 2 years, inmate's serve in this facility. This facility houses adult maleinmates that are anywhere from ages 18 years or older that are convicted of crimes under Oklahoma's state law. This county prison is operated by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections known as DOC. if you are in search of a inmate, you can always contact the facility to ask if they are located here.

When it comes to incarceration, it would be extremely helpful for an inmate to have money on their commissary account, in order for them to make phone call's and purchase item's available on the commissary sheet. There are several ways that inmate's can receive money into their commissary account. Some of the option's that are available are through check, money order or cashier's check. Visitors are also allowed to deposit money directly into the inmate's account, at the jail administration office. This can be done during visiting hour's. Visiting hours run from Monday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. An inmate can also contact family, or friends on their approved members list between the hours of 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. phone calls can be made up to 30 minutes at a time, and during rush hours the call time is usually reduced down to 10 minutes. The reasoning for 10 minutes during rush hour, is so the inmates all have a chance to make their phone calls to their loved ones.

If you plan on visiting an inmate you need to make sure you are on their approved visitor list. Always confirm with the prison authorities, before coming for a visit that you are on that list. You can always call to find out prior to showing up to make sure. there are certain requirements in order to visit a inmate. You cannot have a prior felon on your record, otherwise you will be denied visitation. Always bring your valid government ID, and you must be of 18 years of age or older. Any children below 16 years of age must be accompanied by a legal guardian.