To find inmate records in Mayes County, Oklahoma, you have several options. Online, you can search via the Oklahoma Department of Corrections Offender Lookup tool, which provides inmate information statewide and may include those currently or previously held in Mayes County. For more local and up-to-date records, visit the official Mayes County Sheriff's Office website, which may have an inmate roster or specific contact details for inmate inquiries. Offline, you can visit or contact the Mayes County Sheriff's Office directly at 1 Court Place, Suite 150, Pryor, OK 74361, or call their administrative number at (918) 825-3535. At the office, you can request inmate records in person, although you may be required to submit an Open Records request and pay applicable fees. Additionally, the Mayes County Courthouse can provide information on court cases related to specific inmates. Always call ahead to confirm current procedures and business hours.

How to Find an Inmate in Mayes County, OK

Inmate records for Mayes County, OK are accessible online, but the best tool to use depends on whether the individual is held in a local jail, Oklahoma state prison, or in federal custody. Use the table below to find the correct search method based on your needs.

Search ToolRecords AvailableAccess MethodKey Details
Mayes County Jail / Sheriff's OfficeCurrent county jail inmatesMayes County Sheriff
1 Court Place, Suite 150, Pryor, OK 74361
(918) 825-3535
Calls or in-person visits required; online roster not always updated.
Oklahoma DOC Inmate LocatorState prison inmatesOK DOC Offender LookupSearch by name or DOC number for those in Oklahoma Department of Corrections custody.
VINE Inmate SearchVictim/witness notification, location statusVINE OklahomaFree, statewide search and notifications for custody status changes; covers most county and state facilities.
Federal BOP LocatorFederal prison inmatesBOP Inmate LocatorNo federal prison in Mayes County; most OK federal inmates are held at FCI El Reno or FCI Texarkana (TX).
In-Person Records RequestArrest, booking, or jail records (local)Visit or contact Sheriff at address aboveMust provide inmate details; be prepared for fees or processing time.

Booking Process & Common Charges in Mayes County

After arrest in Mayes County, individuals are typically transported to the jail, fingerprinted, photographed, medically screened, and assigned housing. The entire booking process generally takes approximately 4–8 hours.

Charge CategoryCommon ExamplesFrequencyTypical Hold Duration
DUI / TrafficDriving under the influence, license violationsHigh24–72 hours or until bail is posted
Drug OffensesPossession of methamphetamine, paraphernaliaHigh24–72 hours or until bail is posted
Assault / Domestic ViolenceBattery, domestic assaultModerate48 hours to court appearance or until bail is posted
Property CrimesTheft, burglary, vandalismModerate24–72 hours or until bail is posted
Failure to AppearMissed court datesHighUntil next court date or posting of bond
Outstanding WarrantsProbation violations, unpaid finesHighUntil warrant is cleared or bond is posted
Felony (Pre-Trial)Drug distribution, aggravated assaultModerateUntil trial or posting of bond; sentenced offenders transferred to state facility

Visitation Rules at Mayes County Jail

Before planning your visit to Mayes County Jail, please verify all current visitation rules directly with the facility, as policies can change. Also, ensure you are listed on the inmate’s approved visitor list before arriving.

Visitation Schedule

DayVisiting HoursVisit TypeNotes
MondayNo visitationN/AConfirm with facility
Tuesday9:00am – 11:00amIn-personConfirm with facility
Wednesday1:00pm – 4:00pmIn-personConfirm with facility
Thursday6:00pm – 8:00pmIn-personConfirm with facility
FridayNo visitationN/AConfirm with facility
Saturday9:00am – 12:00pmIn-personConfirm with facility
Sunday1:00pm – 4:00pmIn-personConfirm with facility

Visitation Requirements

RequirementDetails
IDValid government-issued photo identification required for all adults.
Dress CodeNo revealing or offensive clothing; adhere to facility guidelines.
Prohibited ItemsNo phones, bags, weapons, food, or drinks permitted inside.
Visitor Approval ProcessMust be pre-approved and listed on inmate’s visitor list.
Children PolicyMinors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Attorney / Clergy VisitsArranged separately; must present proper credentials.

How to Contact an Inmate at Mayes County Jail

Inmates at Mayes County Jail can be contacted by phone, physical mail, and digital messaging, with all communications subject to monitoring and recording. Below are the approved methods to reach an inmate and important guidelines for each.

Mailing Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name, Booking ID]
Mayes County Jail
34 N. Adair St., Pryor, OK 74361

MethodHow It WorksSetupRules / Restrictions
Phone CallsInmates can make outgoing calls using the [Provider] phone system.Accounts funded online or via kiosk.Calls are monitored; no incoming calls; time limits apply.
Physical MailLetters are delivered to inmates after inspection by jail staff.Mail sent following the above format.No contraband, cash, or Polaroids; must include sender info.
Digital MessagingSend and receive messages through the [Provider] app or website.Register with [Provider]; purchase credits.Messages reviewed for content; limits on attachments.
Video CallsSchedule virtual visits through the [Provider] platform.Create account and schedule online.Visits are monitored; may be limited; proper attire required.

Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Mayes County

The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board oversees parole decisions for eligible state-sentenced offenders. Individuals returning to Mayes County can access a range of state and community-based programs offering reentry support.

Program / ResourceDescriptionWho It ServesContact / Access
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole BoardEvaluates and grants parole, commutations, and pardons for eligible offenders.State-sentenced offendersok.gov/ppb/ • (405) 521-6600
Good Time / Sentence ReductionEarned credits for good behavior or program participation may reduce sentence length.Eligible incarcerated individualsODOC Credits • (405) 425-2500
Parole Supervision - Mayes CountyCommunity supervision and case management for parolees; check-in and support requirements.Parolees residing in Mayes CountyODOC Pryor Probation & Parole Office, 419 N. Mill St., Ste. A, Pryor, OK 74361 • (918) 825-3105
Reentry HousingTransitional housing options for recently released individuals.Returning citizensTransitional Living Programs
Employment AssistanceJob search help, career training, and employer partnerships for people with criminal records.Justice-involved Oklahomans[CareerTech WSD](https://okcareertech.org/educators Work & Family Services) • (405) 743-5153
Benefits RestorationHelp reinstating SNAP, Medicaid, and other public benefits post-release.Eligible former inmatesOklahoma DHS Reentry • (405) 522-5050
VINE Victim NotificationAutomated alerts about inmate status and release dates for victims and concerned parties.Victims and their familiesOklahoma VINE • 1-877-654-8463

Mayes Incarceration Statistics

Mayes County, Oklahoma experiences moderate crime rates compared to state averages, with property crime being the most prevalent. The county does not operate its own dedicated jail; instead, inmates are typically housed at regional facilities such as the Mayes County Detention Center.

Crime Statistics

Crime CategoryReported IncidentsRate per 100,000% of TotalTrend
Violent Crime (total)83 (statewide)432 (statewide)10% (statewide)→ Stable
— Assault62 (statewide)323 (statewide)7% (statewide)↑ Increasing
— Robbery13 (statewide)68 (statewide)1.5% (statewide)→ Stable
— Homicide1 (statewide)5 (statewide)0.1% (statewide)→ Stable
Property Crime (total)750 (statewide)3,905 (statewide)68% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Theft / Larceny540 (statewide)2,812 (statewide)49% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Burglary180 (statewide)936 (statewide)16% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Vehicle Theft30 (statewide)157 (statewide)3% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
Drug Offenses110 (statewide)574 (statewide)11% (statewide)→ Stable
DUI / Traffic60 (statewide)313 (statewide)5% (statewide)→ Stable
Domestic Violence40 (statewide)208 (statewide)3.5% (statewide)→ Stable

Inmate Demographics

Demographic CategoryBreakdownNotes
GenderMale: 82%, Female: 18%Statewide average used
Age Groups18–24: 12%, 25–34: 31%, 35–44: 29%, 45+: 28%Statewide average used
Race / EthnicityWhite: 64%, Native American: 16%, Black: 10%, Hispanic: 7%, Other: 3%Statewide average used
Top Offense TypesDrug offenses, property crimes, DUI, assaultStatewide average used
Avg. Sentence Length4.6 yearsStatewide average used
Recidivism Rate24.5%Statewide average used

How Many Inmates Are Currently in Mayes County?

As of the latest estimate, Mayes County holds approximately 120 inmates in local custody. Sentenced offenders requiring longer incarceration may be transferred to a state facility for continued confinement.

Facility TypePopulation% of TotalAvg. Daily CostCapacity Utilization
County Jail (Pre-Trial)6050%$5585%
Sentenced Offenders (local, short-term)3025%$5580%
Transferred to State Facility2017%N/AN/A
Federal Holds54%$6560%
Juvenile / Youth00%N/AN/A
Total120100%

Mayes County Facility Directory

Mayes County has one correctional facility: a county jail. Detainees from Mayes County are primarily held at this facility.

Facility NameTypeLocationCapacityPopulationSecurity Level
Mayes County JailCounty Jail34 N Adair St, Pryor, OK87~65Medium

Mayes County Prisons and Jails

1 Jails Found
Mayes County Ok Jail
34 North Adair Street, Pryor, OK, 74361
918-825-6500