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Caddo County Jail Custody

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office operates Caddo County Jail at the sheriff's office complex in Anadarko. Official Caddo County pages use more than one name for the same local custody operation. The roster page says Caddo County Jail, the description refers to the Caddo County Justice Center, and the visitation rules refer to the Caddo County Detention Center. That naming mix matters because a search for one label can still point to the same current local jail population.

The jail holds recent arrestees, pretrial detainees, locally sentenced inmates, and people held on warrants or other agency matters that remain in county custody. It is not the lookup system for sentenced state prisoners at Great Plains Correctional Center. Once a Caddo County defendant is sentenced to Oklahoma Department of Corrections custody and transferred, the county roster may stop showing that person. The correct search path then becomes the statewide ODOC locator.

Caddo County Jail Roster Lookup

The official current-custody tool is the Caddo County Jail inmate search. It is free, public, and built around booking cards sorted by booking date. The visible search box filters by name. If no match appears, the jail page points users to Oklahoma VINE because the person may have been released, transferred, or missing while the roster updates.

1. Open the Caddo County inmate search and review the VINE notice before relying on a blank result.
2. Type the person's name in the field labeled "Search by Name..." or browse current booking cards by date.
3. Use the pagination controls if the jail roster spans more than one results page.
4. Open the profile card to review booking date, charge text, classification, age, sex, race, city, inmate ID, and any booking-photo slot.
5. Call the detention center or use the Records Division if the online record is missing or if a formal copy is needed.

The profile action buttons have narrow uses. Web Deposit and Commissary connect to jail money and order systems, while Inmate Notifications connects to VINE. Those buttons are not court fine payment tools and do not post bond.

Caddo County Jail Contact

For custody questions that cannot be answered by the online roster, the detention center main line is the practical fallback. Administration hours are listed for non-emergency business, while dispatch is available around the clock for law-enforcement communication. Records requests, report copies, background checks, and research work are handled through the sheriff's Records Division, not through the roster profile.

Caddo County Jail Visits

Caddo County Jail uses City Tele Coin video visitation. The sheriff's visitation page says there are no face-to-face public visits at the facility. Family and friends schedule video visits through City Tele Coin, and people without internet access may use the on-site kiosk during posted weekday kiosk hours. Visits must be set in advance and are recorded, so visitors should treat remote video visits like jail visits, not private calls.

Visitors must follow age and dress rules. The official policy bars mini-skirts, halter tops, short shorts, see-through clothing, and swim wear. Attorney visits have separate rules, including photo ID, Oklahoma Bar card, advance scheduling through the control officer, and limits on phones, laptops, tobacco, weapons, chargers, and similar items.

Caddo County Jail Mail

Caddo County Jail uses electronic mail processing through City Tele Coin. Non-privileged mail is sent to a processing address in Bossier City, then uploaded to the inmate's kiosk or tablet profile. The jail does not receive routine physical mail for inmates. Legal mail and approved privileged mail are handled under separate rules, while books and magazines must come straight from the distributor.

Money orders are returned, and physical items should not be mailed to the inmate through the mail-processing address. People who were incarcerated in the detention center cannot correspond with any inmate for six months after release unless approved by the detention center administrator.

Caddo County Jail Booking

Booking starts after arrest, surrender, warrant service, or transfer from another agency. The jail creates or updates an inmate ID and booking ID, assigns a booking number, records the booking date and time, enters basic demographic fields, captures or attaches a photo when available, lists charge text, and assigns a classification. One inspected sample profile showed a booking number in the format 26-0571 and a Minimum Security classification.

The county's public profile is a booking and custody record, not the full court file. Formal charges, amended counts, bond orders, warrants, pleas, dismissals, and convictions must be checked through court records after the prosecutor files the case. For a current custody walkthrough, use the broader Caddo County inmate records page with the jail roster and fallback chain.

Booking charge

The offense listed by the jail at intake, which may differ from formal court charges.

Classification

The jail management category used for custody and security decisions.

Detainer

A hold or request from another agency that may affect release after local bond is posted.

Caddo County Jail Records

The sheriff's Records Division page is the fallback for open records requests, report copies, background checks, fingerprints, and research. Victims are entitled to one free copy of their incident report when they appear in person and provide acceptable identity verification. Other copies and research can carry fees. Some records can be emailed, while some reports can be released only by subpoena.

Official jail-specific programming detail was limited in the research. The documented services are access-based: inmate search, VINE notifications, video visits, digital mail, City Tele Coin calls, commissary deposits, attorney visits, and records requests. The Oklahoma State Department of Health jail standards and Oklahoma law on annual county jail inspections provide oversight context, but no Caddo-specific inspection report was located in the available official sources.