Get to Know Us
The Oklahoma County Detention Center is committed to ensuring the safety and security of our community, staff, and detainees through operational excellence.
Administrative staff are committed to maintaining a safe and secure facility for the citizens of Oklahoma County. OCDC staff work to inspire excellence and develop a positive culture in the facility.
Oklahoma County is the most populous county in the state, with Oklahoma City as the largest city. The Oklahoma County Detention Center serves Oklahoma City, Edmond, Nicoma Park, The Village, Smith Village, Forest Park, Jones, Choctaw, Del City, Midwest City, Harrah, Spencer, Carter Park, Forest Hills, Valley Brook, Warr Acres and Nichols Hills.
Committed to transformation, we are dedicated to reshaping our culture and challenging negative perceptions. We're focused on instilling positive change by prioritizing professionalism, transparency, and ethical conduct within our operations. Our journey involves fostering a safe and empathetic environment while upholding values of respect, integrity, and accountability. We're actively working towards overcoming obstacles, engaging with our community, and advocating for positive reform in the criminal justice system. Join us on this transformative path as we strive for a brighter, more supportive future. Follow our progress, initiatives, and collaborative efforts in rebuilding trust and making a meaningful impact.
Partner Police Departments
Oklahoma City Police
OKC PDEdmond Police
Edmond PDThe Village Police
The village PDForest Park Police
Forest Park PDJones Police
Jones PDChoctaw Police
Choctaw PDDel City Police
Del City PDMidwest City Police
Midwest City PDHarrah Police
Harrah PDSpencer Police
Spencer PDWarr Acres Police
Warr Acres PDBethany Police
Bethany PDNichols Hills Police
Nichols Hills PDOur Partners
TEEM
The Education and Employment Ministry helps break cycles of incarceration and poverty through education, personal development, and work readiness training.
1501 N. Classen Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73106
405-235-5671
Diversion Hub
Connects justice-involved individuals to life stabilizing resources and services.
220 NW 10th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73103
405-594-8843
The Bail Project
Provides bail assistance and pretrial support for eligible people who cannot afford bail.
Contact: Serling Wright, Client Advocate
405-402-6057
Questions
How do I put money on an account?
You may put money on an inmate’s account using ncic.com or you can also use the kiosk in the front lobby of the Oklahoma County Detention Center during business hours.
Open NCICHow long does it take for someone to be released?
It could take several hours from the time the release paperwork is received, provided there are no extenuating circumstances. All persons must clear a warrant check, account for detention-issued property, sign paperwork, and fully out-process before being released.
How do I find out about court dates?
The court clerk's office will be able to provide court dates. The phone number is 405-321-6402 or check online (OSCN.net).
OSCNWhere do I go to pay a ticket?
The Oklahoma City Municipal Court Service Window located at 701 Couch Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73102. You may also call 405-297-2884.
The Oklahoma County Annex Building located at 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73102.
Is my license suspended?
Contact the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety at 405-425-2098 or visit the webite.
Oklahoma DPSWhat if I fail to appear in court?
The cost of your original ticket may increase and there will be a separate charge of failure to appear in court, resulting in additional fines and costs. A warrant may be issued, and your driver’s license could be suspended. If you have a valid medical excuse or documentation of being incarcerated, bring documentation to court. If you do not live in Oklahoma, call 405-297-2361 to learn your options to resolve this. If you are arrested, you may be required to post a bond to be released from jail.
How do I file charges or a police report?
Call the Oklahoma City Police Department at 405-297-1000.
How do drop charges?
Call the Oklahoma District Attorney’s Office at 405-713-1600 or the arresting agency.
My car was impounded, how do I find out where it is?
Sometimes this information is provided to the staff at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, but not always. To determine which wrecker service has your car, you can search Oklahoma impound records through Service Oklahoma. Go to https://oklahoma.gov/service/all-pages/impounded-vehicles.html and provide the VIN number. This website also provides a list of required documentation, information regarding fees, and frequently asked questions.
Impounded vehicles