Search Latimer County Detention Center Inmates

The Latimer County Detention Center is the county jail for local custody in Latimer County, Oklahoma. People trying to look up inmates at Latimer County Detention Center should start with the sheriff's current inmate table, then use the jail phone, VINE, court records, or state and federal locators when the local roster does not answer the question. The facility holds county detainees, district-court detainees, short local sentences, and people tied to some tribal-court or agency matters.

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Latimer County Detention Center Overview

The Latimer County Detention Center is operated by the Latimer County Sheriff's Office under Sheriff Adam Woodruff. The facility is the build map's only detention facility for this county. No separate county annex, work-release center, regional jail, state prison, federal prison, ICE detention facility, or U.S. Marshals detention center was found in official sources inside Latimer County.

The jail holds local pretrial detainees, people serving short local sentences, and people arrested by county, municipal, tribal, or other law-enforcement agencies when routed to county custody. The public roster inspected for the research file showed District and Choctaw Nation as Court/Agency values. That detail matters because some follow-up may belong with Latimer County District Court and some may require tribal-court or tribal-agency contact.

Security classification levels, male and female housing details, medical unit information, work release, and juvenile-certified-as-adult policy were not published on the sheriff or county pages. Content about those issues should be verified directly with the jail instead of assumed from other Oklahoma facilities.


Latimer County Detention Center Population

The sheriff and county pages do not publish a current official rated capacity. Historical Vera/BJS data show Latimer County jail capacity at 16 beds in several older years and 35 in 2019. The sheriff's public table listed 16 names in the May 17, 2026 snapshot. Vera's county row showed a 2023 jail population of 28 and a 2019 jail population of 36.

16Sheriff Snapshot Names
35Vera 2019 Capacity
28Vera 2023 Population
MeasureFigureSource
Current public roster count16 namesSheriff detention page, May 17, 2026
Historical capacity16 bedsVera/BJS older county records and 2006 correctional listing
2019 capacity35Vera county CSV
2023 jail population28Vera county CSV

Look Up Latimer County Detention Center Inmates

The correct local lookup is the sheriff's Detention Center page. It is a current table, not a searchable portal. The table shows Name, Bail Amount, and Court/Agency. It does not show mugshots, booking numbers, charges, housing, profile links, or a release list. For missing details, call the jail at 918-465-4012.

  1. Open the sheriff detention page and read the current update timestamp.
  2. Scan the Name column manually for the person.
  3. Use Bail Amount and Court/Agency as clues, not as a final court record.
  4. Call 918-465-4012 for custody confirmation, release status, bond procedure, or missing booking details.
  5. Use ODCR, VINE, ODOC, BOP, or ICE when the person is not covered by the county table.

The facility screenshot from the sheriff detention page shows the roster table and jail service notes.

Latimer County Detention Center inmate roster and custody lookup table

The screenshot is also a reminder that the facility page should not describe Latimer County as having a full searchable booking-profile system.


Latimer County Detention Center Contact

Two official address references appear in the research. The sheriff's own site lists 111 North Central, Wilburton, Oklahoma 74578. The county contact directory lists the sheriff public counter at 110 SW 9th Street, Wilburton, OK 74578, with office hours of 8:00am-4:30pm and open noon. Use the county-published SW 9th Street address for map routing and call before travel.

Latimer County Detention Center

111 North Central

Wilburton, OK 74578

Jail: 918-465-4012

Sheriff office: 918-465-4013

Dispatch: 918-465-2161

County Sheriff Public Counter

110 SW 9th Street

Wilburton, OK 74578

Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm, open noon

Email: admin@latimercountysheriff.com


Visit Latimer County Detention Center

The sheriff detention page says inmate visitation is inmate-initiated through NCIC. Each inmate receives one free 30-minute visit per week, and NCIC is used to create an account or deposit funds to the inmate phone system. The page does not publish a local dress code, visitor ID checklist, onsite versus remote schedule, child-visitor rule, or attorney-visit rule.

Visit topicPublished Latimer detailVerify before use
SchedulingInmate-initiated through NCICWhether the visit is remote, onsite, or both
Free visitOne free 30-minute visit per weekReset time and account limits
Visitor IDNot publishedBring government photo ID
Dress code and minorsNot publishedCall 918-465-4012 before arrival

Money and Phone at Latimer County Detention Center

The sheriff page says money for commissary can be posted at the green kiosk in the lobby or through CorrectPay. NCIC is the local phone and visitation account path. The research also found a Tiger Commissary page for Latimer County Jail in Wilburton, but the sheriff policy page does not publish fees, deposit caps, refund rules, or the exact information required to complete a deposit.

ServiceProvider / detail
Lobby commissary depositGreen kiosk in the lobby.
Online commissary depositCorrectPay, linked from the sheriff detention page.
Phone and visitation accountNCIC.
FeesNot published by the sheriff; vendor may disclose fees during transaction.

Mail Rules to Verify

No official Latimer jail mail page was found. Do not assume postcard-only mail, scan-and-destroy processing, publisher-only books, photo limits, or a booking-number format. Call the jail before mailing anything and ask for the required name format, inmate identifier if any, address line, prohibited items, and whether legal mail uses a different process.

State prison mail is separate. If someone has transferred to ODOC, use ODOC facility rules and include the person's name and ODOC number through the authorized mail path. County jail mail rules and state prison mail rules should not be mixed.


Booking at Latimer County Detention Center

People may arrive at the Latimer County Detention Center after arrest by sheriff deputies, Wilburton Police, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, tribal law enforcement, municipal officers, or another agency. Intake records identity, custody authority, and local jail information. Oklahoma Open Records Act language recognizes jail-register fields if kept, but the Latimer public table shows only the reduced public fields.

The visible roster fields are the end product the public sees online: Name, Bail Amount, and Court/Agency. Booking date, charge list, physical description, housing, mugshot, and release date were not shown. For formal charges after booking, use ODCR or the Court Clerk. For photos, use the sheriff records request path.


Latimer County Detention Center Fallbacks

County jail custody is only one part of the larger custody map. A person sentenced to state prison should be searched through ODOC OK Offender Lookup. A federal prisoner from 1982 to present should be searched through BOP. Immigration custody may require ICE ODLS or the official USA.gov ICE locator instructions. Custody notification can be handled through Oklahoma VINELink.

The sheriff homepage image from the Latimer County Sheriff's Office shows the Oklahoma VINE notice and sheriff contact block.

Latimer County Detention Center VINE custody notification notice

VINE can help with notification, but it does not replace the jail's direct custody confirmation for bond, visits, or release timing.


Latimer County Jail Standards

The Oklahoma State Department of Health says state law requires detention-facility standards and annual inspection of city and county detention facilities. 74 O.S. Section 192 is part of the Oklahoma Jail Standards Act. Title 57 also requires sheriffs to provide prisoner necessities under jail standards, including board, bedding, washing, and medical care when required.

No current Latimer inspection report, new jail construction plan, consent decree, or official overcrowding lawsuit was located in the research. Conditions or program questions, including medical requests, grievances, religious visits, attorney visits, and medication handling, should be directed to the jail at 918-465-4012.

Note: Confirm custody, visit rules, and deposit details with the jail before travel or payment.

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