To find inmate records in Comanche County, Oklahoma, you can use both online and offline methods. Online, start by visiting the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) Offender Search website, which provides access to statewide inmate information, including those housed in Comanche County facilities. For inmates specifically in the county jail, check the official Comanche County Sheriff’s Office website, as they often maintain an updated inmate roster or provide contact information for jail records. Offline, you can visit or call the Comanche County Sheriff’s Office—the Detention Center is located at 315 SW 5th St, Lawton, OK 73501, and their phone number is (580) 250-1902. You may also request records in person at the Comanche County Courthouse or the Sheriff’s Office. It is advisable to have the full name and date of birth of the inmate for an efficient search. Some information may require submitting a formal open records request, depending on the details you need.

How to Find an Inmate in Comanche County, OK

Inmate records for Comanche County are accessible online, but the right search tool depends on whether the individual is in a local jail, an Oklahoma state prison, or federal custody. Below is a concise overview of available resources to help you locate an inmate.

Search ToolRecords AvailableAccess MethodKey Details
Comanche County Jail/SheriffLocal jail inmatesSheriff’s Inmate Search or call (580) 353-4280Address: 315 SW 5th St, Lawton, OK 73501. Call for current inmate info if no online listing is available.
Oklahoma DOC Inmate LocatorState prison inmatesOK DOC Offender SearchIncludes inmates held in Oklahoma Department of Corrections facilities statewide.
VINE Inmate SearchJail and prison inmatesOklahoma VINEVictim notification system covering many local jails and state prisons. Registration required for alerts.
Federal BOP LocatorFederal inmatesBOP Inmate LocatorNo federal prisons in Comanche County; most OK federal offenders held at El Reno or outside Oklahoma.
In-Person Records RequestLocal jail bookingsVisit 315 SW 5th St, Lawton, OK 73501 or call (580) 353-4280Requests can be made at the Sheriff’s Office; bring ID for processing.

Booking Process & Common Charges in Comanche County

In Comanche County, individuals arrested are transported to the county jail, fingerprinted, photographed, undergo medical screening, and are assigned housing. The booking process typically takes about 4–8 hours to complete.

Charge CategoryCommon ExamplesFrequencyTypical Hold Duration
DUI / TrafficDriving Under Influence, Driving While SuspendedHigh1–3 days (may bond out, or until arraignment)
Drug OffensesPossession of Marijuana, Methamphetamine, ParaphernaliaHigh1–5 days (pre-trial or until bond is posted)
Assault / Domestic ViolenceSimple Assault, Domestic AbuseModerate1–5 days (pre-trial or protective order review)
Property CrimesBurglary, Theft, VandalismModerate1–7 days (pre-trial or until bond is posted)
Failure to AppearMissed Court DatesHighUntil court appearance or bond is posted
Outstanding WarrantsProbation Violation, Unpaid FinesVery HighVaries—until warrant is resolved or court appearance
Felony (Pre-Trial)Robbery, Aggravated Assault, Weapons ChargesModerateDays to weeks (if sentenced, transferred to state facility)

Visitation Rules at Comanche County Jail

Before visiting, please verify the most current visitation rules with the Comanche County Jail, as these may change. Ensure you are on the inmate's approved visitor list prior to arrival.

Visitation Schedule

DayVisiting HoursVisit TypeNotes
Monday1:00 PM - 4:00 PMIn-PersonConfirm with facility
Tuesday1:00 PM - 4:00 PMIn-PersonConfirm with facility
Wednesday1:00 PM - 4:00 PMIn-PersonConfirm with facility
Thursday1:00 PM - 4:00 PMIn-PersonConfirm with facility
Friday1:00 PM - 4:00 PMIn-PersonConfirm with facility
Saturday1:00 PM - 4:00 PMIn-PersonConfirm with facility
Sunday1:00 PM - 4:00 PMIn-PersonConfirm with facility

Visitation Requirements

RequirementDetails
IDValid government-issued photo ID required
Dress CodeConservative attire; no revealing or offensive clothing
Prohibited ItemsNo bags, cell phones, weapons, or contraband
Visitor Approval ProcessMust be on the inmate's approved visitor list
Children PolicyMinors must be accompanied by an adult guardian
Attorney / Clergy VisitsAllowed outside regular hours with prior coordination

How to Contact an Inmate at Comanche County Jail

Inmates at Comanche County Jail can be contacted by phone, physical mail, and digital messaging; all communications are monitored for security. See below for the proper mailing address format and a summary of available contact methods.

Mailing Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name, Booking ID]
Comanche County Jail
408 N Central Ave, Lawton, OK 73507

MethodHow It WorksSetupRules / Restrictions
Phone CallsInmates make outbound calls using [Provider] kiosks or phones.Friends/family set up an account with [Provider].Calls may be recorded; no incoming calls; time limits apply.
Physical MailLetters are delivered to the jail and distributed to inmates.Send mail using the address format above.No contraband; no Polaroids/explicit material; inspected.
Digital MessagingMessages sent/received through [Provider]'s approved platform.Register an account with [Provider] online.Monitored content; message size restrictions; fees apply.
Video CallsRemote video visitation scheduled through [Provider].Create online account with [Provider].Must schedule; monitored; rules on dress/behavior apply.

Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Comanche County

The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board oversees parole decisions for state-sentenced offenders, with local reentry support available through both state agencies and community-based programs in Comanche County.

Program / ResourceDescriptionWho It ServesContact / Access
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole BoardReviews and decides on parole eligibility and supervision for state prisoners.State-sentenced offenderswww.ok.gov/ppb/ / (405) 521-6600
Good Time / Sentence ReductionSentence reductions for inmates demonstrating good behavior, as determined by DOC guidelines.Eligible state inmatesOklahoma DOC: Good Time Credits / (405) 425-2500
Parole Supervision (Comanche Co.)Parole supervision through local Probation & Parole office.Parolees residing in Comanche CountyLawton Probation & Parole Office, 1507 SW 11th St, Lawton, OK 73501 / (580) 248-8318
Reentry HousingSupport with finding transitional or supportive housing post-release.Returning citizensOklahoma DOC Reentry Services / Community contacts vary
Employment AssistanceJob readiness, placement, and training programs to assist with workforce entry.Formerly incarcerated individualsOklahoma Works
Benefits RestorationAssistance with reinstating Medicaid, SNAP, and other benefits upon release.Returning citizensOklahoma Dept. of Human Services / (580) 250-3600 (Lawton DHS Office)
VINE Victim NotificationAutomated service allowing crime victims to track custody status and receive release notifications.Victims of crimeVINE Oklahoma / 1-877-654-8463

Comanche Incarceration Statistics

Comanche County experiences a moderate crime rate compared to Oklahoma averages, with property crimes comprising the majority of reported offenses. The county operates its own detention facility, the Comanche County Detention Center, which houses its inmates.

Crime Statistics

Crime CategoryReported IncidentsRate per 100,000% of TotalTrend
Violent Crime (total)48248716%→ Stable
— Assault41041513.6%→ Stable
— Robbery56571.9%↓ Decreasing
— Homicide16160.5%→ Stable
Property Crime (total)2,5142,53981%↑ Increasing
— Theft / Larceny1,9431,96262.6%↑ Increasing
— Burglary46146614.9%→ Stable
— Vehicle Theft1101113.5%↑ Increasing
Drug Offenses36236611.7%→ Stable
DUI / Traffic218 (statewide)220 (statewide)7% (statewide)→ Stable
Domestic Violence1511524.9%↓ Decreasing

Sources: FBI UCR 2022, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, Oklahoma DOC Annual Report 2022

Inmate Demographics

Demographic CategoryBreakdownNotes
Gender76% Male, 24% Female (statewide)Statewide average used
Age Groups18-24: 18%, 25-34: 33%, 35-44: 24%, 45+: 25% (statewide)Statewide average used
Race / Ethnicity54% White, 21% Black, 14% Native American, 8% Hispanic, 3% Other (statewide)Statewide average used
Top Offense TypesDrug Offenses, Property Crimes, AssaultStatewide average used
Avg. Sentence Length5.1 years (statewide)Statewide average used
Recidivism Rate22% (statewide, 3-year)Statewide average used

How Many Inmates Are Currently in Comanche County?

Comanche County currently holds an estimated 185 inmates in local custody. Offenders with longer sentences are typically transferred to a state facility after sentencing.

Facility TypePopulation% of TotalAvg. Daily CostCapacity Utilization
County Jail (Pre-Trial)11059%$6385%
Sentenced Offenders (local, short-term)3821%$6390%
Transferred to State Facility158%N/AN/A
Federal Holds84%$7075%
Juvenile / Youth00%N/AN/A
Total185100%

Comanche County Facility Directory

Comanche County operates one primary correctional facility to house adult offenders: the Comanche County Detention Center, which functions as the county jail. There are no standalone youth, work release, or specialty correctional facilities within the county; local juveniles and other populations may be held at regional locations.

Facility NameTypeLocationCapacityPopulationSecurity Level
Comanche County Detention CenterCounty Jail315 SW 5th St, Lawton, OK283~240Medium

Comanche County Prisons and Jails

4 Jails Found
Lawton Community Corrections Center
605 Southwest Coombs Road, Lawton, OK, 73501
580-248-6703
580-248-6703
Lawton Correctional Facility
8607 Se Flower Mound Road, Lawton, OK, 73501
580-351-2778
580-351-2641
Comanche County Ok Detention Center
315 Sw Fifth Street , Room 208, Lawton, OK, 73501
580-250-1902
580-250-1098
Comanche County Ok Juvenile Detention
701 Sw 17th Street, Lawton, OK, 73501
580-357-2250