Texas County Jail Roster Status
No official Texas County online jail roster, current-inmate search, recent-booking report, or mugshot gallery was found on the county website or the official sheriff page reviewed in the research. That is the main fact for Texas County inmate records. The official sheriff page names Sheriff Matt Boley and confirms the Texas County Sheriff's Office operates the county jail and gives the sheriff's office contact information, but it does not publish a searchable roster form or a public inmate profile page.
Because the county does not provide a verified roster link, do not rely on unofficial jail-listing sites for custody status. Start with the Texas County Sheriff's Office and the Texas County Jail at 1102 S. Ellison in Guymon. Then check court and custody systems that match the person's stage: ODCR and OSCN from the Texas County Court Clerk context for filed court cases, Oklahoma VINE for custody notifications where supported, ODOC for sentenced Oklahoma prisoners, BOP for federal prisoners, and ICE for immigration custody.
The official Texas County sheriff page is the verified local starting point for jail records and sheriff contact details.
The screenshot supports the local fallback route: phone, in-person contact, and records-request routing are more reliable here than a nonexistent county roster link.
How to Search Texas County Jail Records
A Texas County jail lookup works best as a fallback chain. A very recent arrest may still be in transport, fingerprinting, booking-photo capture, charge entry, or bond review. Since the county does not publish a refresh rate for online records, there is no official web clock to watch. Call first, use the court systems after charges are filed, and use state or federal locators only when the person has moved out of local custody.
- Call the Texas County Sheriff's Office at 580-338-4000 and ask whether the person is currently housed at Texas County Jail.
- Provide full legal name, spelling variants, date of birth or age, arrest date, and arresting agency if known.
- Ask whether a booking record, jail-register entry, bond, or hold can be confirmed by phone, or whether a written Oklahoma Open Records Act request is required.
- Search ODCR and OSCN for Texas County District Court cases after charges are filed.
- Use Oklahoma VINE for custody notification when available, while treating it as a notification channel rather than the official jail register.
- Search ODOC, BOP, or ICE only when the custody type points outside the county jail.
For common names, give more than a last name. Middle name, date of birth, prior address, arresting agency, or a court case number can help staff separate people with similar names. If the arrest is tied to a warrant, ask whether a hold from another county, DOC, federal court, or ICE affects release.
Texas County Inmate Search Fields
The research did not locate a Texas County roster form with public fields such as last name, booking number, or facility filter. The useful field table is therefore a negative table plus the information needed for phone, in-person, open-records, and court-record fallback searches.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No official Texas County online jail roster located | n/a | n/a | The sheriff page lists phone, fax, email, address, and hours, but no inmate search form. |
| Fallback: name of inmate | Phone, in person, or open-records detail | Usually needed | Provide full legal name, spelling variants, date of birth or age, arrest date, and arresting agency if known. |
| Fallback: booking date or arrest date | Phone, in person, or open-records detail | Helpful | Helps staff locate a recent or past booking when no online roster exists. |
| Fallback: court case number | ODCR or OSCN detail | Optional | Use the Texas County District Court criminal case number once charges have been filed. |
Texas County Booking Record Fields
No official Texas County sample inmate profile could be inspected because the county does not publish a public roster. Oklahoma law and Attorney General guidance still identify jail-register and booking information that can be requested from law-enforcement agencies unless a specific exception applies. Ask for the exact record you need, and separate jail facts from later court facts.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name of prisoner | The name recorded when the person was incarcerated. |
| Date of commitment | The booking or commitment date in the jail register. |
| Cause of commitment | The reason for jail custody, such as arrest charge, warrant, court order, or hold. |
| Authority committing prisoner | The agency or court authority that committed the person. |
| Criminal offense status | Whether the person was committed for a criminal offense. |
| Description of prisoner | Physical or identifying description treated as public arrest information in Oklahoma guidance. |
| Booking photograph | Generally public under Oklahoma AG Opinion 2012-22, but not posted in a Texas County online gallery found in the research. |
| Bond or hold | Ask the jail and check the court docket because holds can block release even when bond exists. |
| Court case number | Found through ODCR or OSCN after a case, warrant, or probable-cause matter is indexed. |
Texas County Custody Systems
A local jail record is not the same as a state prison record or federal custody record. Texas County Jail is the primary adult local detention facility for pretrial detainees, local holds, and short county sentences. If a person is convicted and sentenced to Oklahoma Department of Corrections custody, that person moves into the state corrections system and should be searched in the ODOC offender lookup after transfer.
| Custody Type | Where to Look | What It Does Not Prove |
|---|---|---|
| Texas County pretrial or short sentence | Call Texas County Jail/Sheriff at 580-338-4000 or request jail-register records. | Does not show a state prison assignment after sentencing. |
| Filed Texas County court case | Search ODCR and OSCN for charges, hearings, bonds, warrants, and dispositions. | Does not prove current jail housing. |
| Sentenced Oklahoma prisoner | Search ODOC offender lookup after accepting the disclaimer. | Does not list every new county booking. |
| Federal custody | Use the BOP locator and consider U.S. Marshals Western District routing. | A federal pretrial detainee may not appear in BOP before designation or transfer. |
| Immigration custody | Use ICE Online Detainee Locator by A-number or biographical details. | A county jail record does not confirm current ICE location. |
ODOC warns that its offender information is abbreviated and is not meant to fully explain every offense, sentence detail, or time-to-serve question. For Texas County inmate records, use ODOC only when state custody is the correct system.
Texas County Jail Facilities
The facility list for Texas County has two entries, but they serve different purposes. Texas County Jail is the adult local jail. Texas County Juvenile Detention Center appears in OJA and Oklahoma Senate materials as a Hooker juvenile facility whose contracted juvenile beds were reduced from six to zero in 2020. Juvenile custody records are more restricted than adult jail records and should not be searched through an adult roster.
Texas County Jail
1102 S. Ellison
Guymon, OK 73942
580-338-4000
Official public office hours: 0800-1700, closed noon. Verify jail lobby, booking, and visitation status before travel.
Texas County Juvenile Detention Center
Hooker, OK
Historic non-official indexes list 502 S. Fields, Hooker, OK 73945.
580-652-2933 appears in historic/non-official references.
OJA materials reduced contracted juvenile beds to zero in 2020; verify current operation before relying on it.
Texas County Booking Process
A typical Texas County arrest may begin with a deputy, Guymon police officer, Hooker police officer, Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper, or another authorized officer. Adults in local matters are usually transported to Texas County Jail unless age, warrant status, federal custody, immigration custody, or state-prison status routes the person elsewhere. Juveniles are handled under juvenile procedures and should not be treated as adult jail inmates.
Booking usually includes identity checks, jail-register entry, fingerprints, a booking photograph, property inventory, medical or safety screening, charge or hold entry, and classification. Classification means staff place the person based on sex, security risk, medical or mental-health concerns, and available space. Texas County does not publish public pod names, a booking timeline, or a roster posting schedule, so a recent arrest may not be confirmable until intake is complete.
- Booking
- The intake event where identity, arrest details, fingerprints, photo, property, charges, and holds are recorded.
- Detainer
- A hold from another agency or jurisdiction, such as another county, DOC, USMS, or ICE.
- First appearance
- An early court event where rights, probable cause, bond, and conditions may be addressed.
- PR bond
- Personal recognizance release based on a promise to appear rather than full cash payment.
Texas County Visitation Status
Texas County-specific public visitation, video visitation, mail, attorney visit, and phone schedules were not published on the official sheriff page reviewed in the research. Use the verified sheriff number before making plans. Do not assume walk-in visits, video visits, dress-code terms, tablet programs, mail scanning, or phone rates without current jail confirmation.
| Visit Type | Schedule | Source / Status |
|---|---|---|
| In-person public visitation | Not published in official sources located | Call Texas County Jail/Sheriff at 580-338-4000 before traveling. |
| Video visitation | Not located | No official vendor or schedule was found. |
| Attorney visits | Not published | Attorneys should contact the jail or court directly. |
| Juvenile detention visits | Not current or verified | Hooker juvenile capacity was reduced to zero in 2020 OJA material; verify through authorized channels. |
Note: Confirm custody and visit status with the jail before sending mail, money, or family members to the facility.
Texas County Commissary Funds
The confirmed vendor path located in the research is Tiger Commissary for Texas County OK Jail. The vendor page offers Web Deposits and Order Commissary. It also prints delivery timing that can change by date, so treat shipping and package dates as live vendor details rather than fixed jail policy.
The Tiger Commissary Texas County OK Jail page shows the two service choices used for deposits and commissary orders.
This vendor page confirms commissary access, but it does not replace a custody check with the jail before money is sent.
| Service | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Web Deposits | Confirmed through Tiger Commissary | Used to place money on an inmate trust fund account. |
| Order Commissary | Confirmed through Tiger Commissary | Used to order commissary for delivery to an inmate. |
| Kiosk or phone deposit | Not located | Confirm with the jail before using any non-Tiger option. |
| Money order policy | Not located | Do not mail funds unless the jail confirms current policy. |
Texas County App Channels
No dedicated Texas County Sheriff mobile app was proven in the research, and the official sheriff page did not advertise one. The City of Guymon police page displays city app badges, but no jail roster feature or store listing was captured from that page. MobilePatrol and Oklahoma Sheriff Connect appear as general platforms, yet Texas County participation was not verified, so they should not be presented as official Texas County inmate-record channels.
Note: Official Texas County records control over unverified app listings, general public-safety apps, and third-party roster pages.