Tulsa County OK Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court 2026

by
Tulsa County, Oklahoma · Arrest + Jail + Court Guide

Tulsa County Booking, Inmate and Criminal Court Record Lookup

Tulsa arrest information is split among the Tulsa County Sheriff, David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center, municipal jails, the arresting police agency, Tulsa County District Court and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. A jail booking can show custody and allegations, but it does not tell you the final court result.

This guide explains how to search Tulsa County inmates by name, DLM number or Booking ID, distinguish the county jail from Tulsa Municipal Jail, read charges and bond information, search OSCN court records, request arrest reports, check warrants safely, contact the Public Defender or Victim/Witness Center, send mail or money and research Oklahoma expungement options.

Search Tulsa County inmates and Booking IDs
Separate county jail from municipal jail
Match jail charges to OSCN court cases
Verify bond, warrants and final disposition
Search Tulsa County Inmates Browse Booking ID List Search Tulsa Court Cases Request Sheriff Records
Main County Jail David L. Moss CJC
Jail Information 918-596-8900
Sheriff Non-Emergency 918-596-5600
Court Clerk 918-596-5420
County Courthouse 500 S. Denver Ave.
Last reviewed August 18, 2026
Identity and legal-use warning

A Tulsa County Arrest Record Is Not a Conviction Record

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. A booking entry records custody and the allegations known when the person entered the jail system. Prosecutors can decline, amend or replace charges, and courts can dismiss counts or enter a not-guilty result. Use the court docket and final disposition before describing an arrest as a conviction.
Booking ≠ guilt David L. Moss records show detention and booking information, not the ultimate court result.
Name ≠ confirmed identity Compare the DLM number, Booking ID, age or DOB where available, booking date and court case before relying on a same-name match.
OSCN ≠ certified court copy OSCN itself warns that its online docket information is not the official court record. Obtain the Court Clerk’s record when formal proof is required.
Screening warning: County-Arrest-Records.org is not a consumer reporting agency. Do not use this article, a jail screenshot or a name-only public search as the sole basis for an employment, housing, credit, insurance or another regulated decision.
Use the custodian that controls the answer

Three Tulsa Record Systems Answer Different Questions

Tulsa County Sheriff / DLM

  • Current Tulsa County custody
  • Booking ID and DLM number
  • Jail booking information
  • Listed charges and bond entries
  • Visitation, mail and inmate funds
  • Sheriff report and background requests

Tulsa District Court / OSCN

  • Criminal felony cases
  • Criminal misdemeanor cases
  • Filed counts
  • Bond and court events
  • Pleas, judgments and sentences
  • Final case disposition

OSBI / Municipal Systems

  • Statewide Oklahoma criminal history
  • OSBI CHIRP searches
  • Tulsa Municipal Jail
  • Municipal Court warrants
  • State criminal-record corrections
  • Expungement processing
Best full-picture sequence: Find the Tulsa County booking → save Booking ID and DLM number → identify every charge and case number → search OSCN → obtain the final Court Clerk disposition or arresting-agency report only when needed.

Choose the Tulsa Arrest-Record Task You Need

Find someone in Tulsa County Jail Use the Inmate Information Center and verify the DLM number, Booking ID and booking date.
Browse recent bookings Use the Booking ID list when a recent arrest is known but the exact spelling is uncertain.
Find the criminal case Search OSCN using the Tulsa County database and the case number when available.
Request the arrest report Contact the arresting agency—TCSO, Tulsa Police or another municipal department.
Check a warrant or bond Separate Tulsa Municipal warrants from county/state warrants and verify through the correct court or Sheriff.
Research statewide history or expungement Use OSBI CHIRP and the OSBI expungement process when the question goes beyond one Tulsa County booking.

Jump to Your Tulsa County Arrest-Record Task

Tulsa County Booking ID and DLM Number Decoder

Booking ID Identifies a particular Tulsa County booking event. It helps separate one arrest or jail admission from another.
DLM number The inmate identifier associated with David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. Save it for mail, visitation and jail follow-up.
Booking date Shows when the jail recorded the detention event. It can differ from the offense date or arrest time.
Charge description Describes the booked allegation. The District Attorney may later file a different or amended count.
Case number When available, this is the strongest bridge between the jail record and OSCN.
Bond / disposition entry Use as a starting point only. Confirm current bond, hold and release status before sending money or traveling.

Six identifiers to compare before relying on the record

Full name Include suffix.
DLM number Match jail identity.
Booking ID Match the event.
Booking date Match timing.
Charge Confirm allegation.
OSCN case Confirm outcome.
Same-name protection: Do not publish an accusation, contact an employer, send bond money or make a safety decision from a name-only match.
What happens at David L. Moss

Tulsa County Arrest-to-Booking Process

The Sheriff explains that people arrested within Tulsa County on misdemeanor and felony charges are booked into the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center.

Arrest A law-enforcement agency takes the person into custody.
Report review Booking staff review the arrest information submitted by the arresting officer.
Search & screening Intake includes a security search and physical-condition review.
Photo & fingerprints Identification information is recorded and an inmate ID is created.
Bond / calls After processing, the inmate can make calls to notify family or arrange bond.
Housing / release A person who does not post bond can be assigned to a housing unit.
Medical clearance can delay admission The Sheriff states that a person with a serious apparent injury or condition may require medical treatment and clearance before jail admission.
Booking appears before final court disposition Do not expect the jail record to predict what the District Attorney or judge will ultimately do.
DLM is a 24/7 facility The detention facility is staffed continuously by detention personnel and medical and mental-health professionals.
Facility capacity: TCSO currently states that David L. Moss has a capacity of 2,020 beds after later expansions to the original facility.
A major Tulsa search mistake

Tulsa County Jail and Tulsa Municipal Jail Are Different

David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center 300 N. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103
918-596-8900

Use this system for Tulsa County jail custody and county-level bookings.
Tulsa Municipal Jail 600 Civic Center
Tulsa, OK 74103
918-596-2347

The City maintains a separate inmate directory for people held in the Tulsa Municipal Jail.
No county result does not automatically mean no arrest: A person can be in Tulsa Municipal Jail, another city jail in Tulsa County, another county, state custody or already released.
Search Tulsa Municipal Jail Directory Use this separate City of Tulsa directory when the person may be held on a municipal case.

No Tulsa County Inmate Result? Follow This Order

Problem What to try Next source
Exact name returns nothing Search fewer letters, remove the middle name or suffix and try former or alternate surnames. Tulsa County IIC
Arrest happened recently Allow time for transport, report review, medical screening, fingerprinting and booking. 918-596-8900
Person was released Search OSCN because the criminal case may remain active after release. OSCN
City-level custody Search the separate Tulsa Municipal Jail directory. City inmate directory
Arrest was by Broken Arrow, Owasso or another city Check the arresting municipal agency and determine where the person was booked. Arresting agency
Person transferred Use the court case, DOC search or receiving jurisdiction after transfer. Court / DOC / other jail
Old arrest is missing Use Sheriff records, arresting-agency records, OSCN and OSBI criminal history. Records / OSBI
Record may be expunged Do not assume the search failed. Public access can be restricted by a valid expungement order. Court / OSBI
“I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [if known], is currently held at David L. Moss. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. I have Booking ID [number], DLM number [number] or court case [number]. Can you confirm whether the person is still being booked, held, released or transferred?”
Tulsa County District Court bond docket

Tulsa County Bond Docket and Release Verification

Weekday Bond Docket Tulsa County District Court currently lists the Monday–Friday bond docket from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Weekend / Holiday Bond Docket The court currently lists Saturday, Sunday and holiday bond docket hours from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
County jail release David L. Moss processing continues after a judicial decision. A bond decision does not mean the person has physically left the jail.
City municipal bond For Tulsa Municipal Jail matters, the Municipal Courts Bonds Office is 918-596-9253.
Find every charge attached to the booking. Do not stop after finding one bondable count.
Match every county case on OSCN. Verify whether several cases, warrants or holds exist.
Review the newest bond event. Bond conditions can change after initial booking.
Confirm whether another hold prevents release. Another jurisdiction, probation matter, ICE issue or separate warrant can affect custody.
Verify payment instructions through the court or jail. Do not send money based only on a private website or unsolicited telephone call.
Recheck custody after the bond is posted. Allow time for verification and release processing.
Open Tulsa County Bond Docket Information Confirm current weekday, weekend and holiday docket instructions before relying on a saved schedule.
City warrants and county warrants are separate

How to Search Tulsa Warrants Safely

City of Tulsa warrants Tulsa Police maintains an online warrant search for City of Tulsa Municipal Court warrants. The City warns that warrants are continuously issued and cancelled, so the online result is informational.
Tulsa County warrants County-level warrants are not the same as Tulsa Municipal Court warrants. TCSO lists its Warrant Unit at 918-596-8984.
Identify whether the matter is city or county. A Tulsa Municipal citation and a Tulsa County District Court criminal warrant belong to different systems.
Use the City warrant search for municipal cases. Search the Tulsa Police Warrant Search.
Use OSCN for county criminal cases. Review the Tulsa County docket for warrant, failure-to-appear or bond-related events.
Call the correct court or Sheriff when current confirmation matters. Do not assume an older screenshot proves that a warrant remains active.
Do not attempt to serve a warrant yourself. The City specifically warns that citizens cannot serve warrants.
Do not approach a wanted person. Warrant information can change after service, cancellation or judicial action. Contact law enforcement when a safety concern is involved.
Municipal Court warrant help: Tulsa Municipal Court lists Court Records at 918-596-1625. City warrant procedures can differ depending on how long the warrant has been outstanding.
Oklahoma Open Records Act

How to Request Tulsa County Sheriff Arrest or Incident Records

TCSO’s Public Services Unit handles background-check requests and general report requests. Open-record requests are handled through the Sheriff’s published records process.

Identify which agency created the report. A booking at David L. Moss does not mean TCSO was the arresting agency. The arrest may have been made by Tulsa Police, Broken Arrow Police, Owasso Police or another agency.
Collect the booking and court identifiers. Prepare the full name, DOB if known, booking date, DLM number, Booking ID, arresting agency and OSCN case number.
Use TCSO Records Requests for Sheriff-controlled records. Begin at TCSO Records Requests.
Describe the exact document needed. Ask for the releasable incident report, arrest information, booking record or identified report instead of requesting “all records” without a date or case.
Understand the criminal discovery limitation. TCSO states that an Open Records Act request for records in a criminal case that are part of the ordinary discovery process can be denied as not requested for a public purpose; criminal discovery procedures control that situation.
Expect legally protected information to be withheld. Sensitive victim, juvenile, investigative, medical and other protected information may not be publicly released.

Oklahoma law identifies several law-enforcement records as public when maintained

Arrestee description Certain identifying information describing an arrestee is listed in Oklahoma’s Open Records Act.
Facts concerning the arrest The statute includes the cause of arrest and arresting-officer information among the public categories when maintained.
Warrant disposition Disposition information concerning warrants is identified as publicly accessible under the statute.
Incident chronology Initial offense-report information can include the offense, date, time, general location, officer and brief summary.
Dispatch / radio logs Chronological dispatched-call information is another listed category.
Jail register / booking data Oklahoma law identifies jail booking information recorded at incarceration as a public-record category.
TCSO Public Services 218 W. 6th Street, 6th Floor
Tulsa, OK 74119
918-596-5701
Background / records email backgrounds@tcso.org
TCSO Headquarters 6080 E. 66th Street North
Tulsa, OK 74117
Crime victim report: TCSO states that a crime victim is entitled to one free copy of the victim’s incident report, subject to appearing in person and acceptable identity verification.
Tulsa County has its own Public Defender

Tulsa County Public Defender and Defense Help

Tulsa County is not served by the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System’s ordinary county coverage because Tulsa maintains its own Public Defender office.

Tulsa County Public Defender 918-596-5530
Current state-listed address 423 S. Boulder Avenue
Suite 300
Tulsa, OK 74103
Who appoints counsel? Eligibility for appointed counsel is determined through the court process. Calling the office does not itself create an attorney-client appointment.
City Municipal Court is separate: Tulsa Municipal Court lists its own Public Defender contact at 918-596-9393. Do not confuse a municipal citation case with a Tulsa County District Court prosecution.
David L. Moss visitation

Tulsa County Jail Video and On-Site Visitation

Video visitation TCSO currently uses a third-party TechFriends/JailATM video visitation system for remote visits.
On-site visit days The Sheriff currently lists Friday and Saturday between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
Immediate family limitation TCSO states that on-site non-contact visits are limited to documented immediate relatives under its current rules.
Visitor application required Anyone seeking an on-site visit must complete the visitor request process.
Relationship documentation The current application states that documented proof of the qualifying family relationship is required.
Photo identification A driver license or state-issued ID is required under the visitor-registration instructions.

Before traveling to the jail

  • Verify the inmate remains at David L. Moss
  • Write down the DLM number
  • Submit the visitor application
  • Confirm approval before travel
  • Bring accepted photo identification
  • Bring relationship documentation
  • Review dress and conduct rules
  • Call 918-596-8900 if instructions are unclear
Register for On-Site Visitation Complete the official Tulsa County visitor-registration form. Review Current Jail Rules Recheck visitation information immediately before the visit.
Use the DLM number on inmate mail

How to Send Mail to a Tulsa County Jail Inmate

Current mailing format Inmate’s Full Name and DLM #
C/O David L. Moss
300 N. Denver Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74103
Mail item TCSO rule
Letters and postcards Accepted under current jail rules, subject to inspection and content restrictions.
Greeting cards Allowed only when they do not have prohibited thickness, embossing, overlays, strings, sound devices or similar features.
Personal photographs Small photos up to 5×7 inches may be accepted; Polaroids and prohibited sexual/gang content are not accepted.
Books TCSO currently states that books are accepted when sent directly from Amazon Fulfillment Services or Barnes & Noble.
Newspapers Must be mailed directly from the publisher.
Cash / checks / money orders in ordinary correspondence Not accepted as ordinary inmate mail. Inmate-account money orders use a separate trust-fund procedure.
Padded envelopes / boxes Not accepted under current mail rules.
Do not mix correspondence and inmate-fund instructions: Ordinary correspondence cannot contain cash, checks or negotiable items. Money orders and cashier’s checks intended for the inmate trust account follow the separate deposit instructions below.
Inmate trust account and property pickup

Tulsa County Inmate Money and Property

Lobby kiosk David L. Moss front-lobby kiosks accept supported cash and card deposits for a service fee.
Online deposits TCSO currently identifies JailATM and CSGpay as online inmate-fund routes.
Mail deposit Money orders or cashier’s checks can be mailed using the exact inmate name and ID instructions.

Mailing a trust-fund payment

Use this address David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center
Inmate’s Name / Inmate ID #
300 North Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103
TCSO identification rule: The inmate’s name and DLMCJC number must be written on the money order, but not in the “Pay to the Order” field. The mailing envelope must contain a return address and complete identifying information.
No cash or personal checks by mail: David L. Moss states that it does not accept cash or personal checks for mailed trust-fund deposits.

Inmate property pickup

Property Room telephone 918-596-8872
Published hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., excluding observed holidays. TCSO recommends calling before pickup.
Medical care, mental health and PREA

Tulsa County Jail Medical and Safety Information

24/7 detention staffing TCSO states that detention officers and medical and mental-health professionals staff the facility around the clock.
Medical information helpline Current contracted medical-service information is available at 1-800-246-0881.
Booking medical screening A newly arrested person may be screened for serious apparent injuries or health conditions before jail admission.
PREA zero tolerance TCSO states that David L. Moss has zero tolerance for sexual misconduct involving inmates or staff.
Report suspected abuse TCSO lists 918-596-5601 for reporting known or suspected victimization.
CALL RAPE hotline TCSO currently lists 918-743-5763 as an outside reporting resource for suspected inmate victimization.
Open TCSO PREA Information Review current zero-tolerance policy, reporting instructions and published data.
Custody and case notifications

Tulsa County Victim/Witness Help and OK VINE

Tulsa County Victim Witness Center 918-596-4915
Tulsa County District Attorney 500 S. Denver Avenue, Suite 900
Tulsa, OK 74103
918-596-4805
OK VINE VINE provides custody and criminal-case notification information by supported phone, email, text and online services.
Use alerts instead of repeatedly refreshing the jail page: OK VINE can provide custody-status notifications when available. Confirm urgent safety concerns directly with the responsible agency.
Open Tulsa County OK VINE Information Follow the Sheriff’s current link to the Oklahoma victim-notification service.
Statewide Oklahoma history

When to Use OSBI CHIRP Instead of Tulsa County Jail Search

Use the Tulsa jail search for local custody and bookings. Use the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation when you need a broader Oklahoma criminal-history product.

CHIRP OSBI’s Criminal History Information Request Portal provides online name-based Oklahoma criminal-history searches.
Oklahoma-only scope OSBI states that its public criminal-history product does not provide criminal-history records from other states or driving records.
Fingerprint-backed repository OSBI’s statewide history is built from fingerprint-based arrest and conviction data for qualifying serious misdemeanors and felonies reported to the state.
Name matching still requires care Provide the full name, date of birth and known aliases to improve the search.
OSBI search Published fee Best use
CHIRP / name-based criminal history $15 Online Oklahoma criminal-history search.
Fingerprint-based Oklahoma record check $19 Fingerprint-supported state record check through OSBI’s instructed process.
DOC Sex Offender Registry check through OSBI $2 Separate offender-registry search when needed.
DOC Violent Offender Registry check through OSBI $2 Separate violent-offender registry check.
Arrest versus court record: OSBI explains that arrest records contain the crimes for which a person was arrested, while court records reflect charges filed and the court resolution. The two can differ.
Open OSBI CHIRP Use the state portal when an Oklahoma criminal-history search is actually required.
Oklahoma record relief

Tulsa County Arrest Record Expungement and Deferred-Sentence Cleanup

Oklahoma uses more than one type of record relief. The final Tulsa County court disposition should be identified before deciding which process may apply.

Section 18 expungement OSBI explains that a qualifying Section 18 expungement can seal the entire arrest record from ordinary public access.
Section 991(c) A qualifying deferred-sentence expungement can remove the plea and update the case to show dismissal, but OSBI states that it does not by itself expunge the arrest record.
Find the exact Tulsa County court disposition. Search OSCN and obtain the certified disposition when required.
Identify the correct Oklahoma statute and eligibility category. Do not assume that a dismissal, deferred sentence or old arrest automatically qualifies for full arrest-record expungement.
Prepare the petition and required notice. OSBI emphasizes that expungement has specific procedural and legal requirements.
Include every relevant arrest correctly. OSBI states that multiple arrests in the same county may be included in one petition, while arrests in different counties require separate petitions.
Obtain the signed order. Keep a certified copy for the agencies that must update their records.
Send required materials to OSBI. The state repository needs the identifying information, case details and qualifying order to process the arrest-record change.
Court record expungement OSBI’s current guidance says expunging the court record itself does not carry an OSBI processing charge.
OSBI arrest-record processing OSBI currently lists a $150 processing fee for expunging the arrest record.
Local fees may still apply Law-enforcement agencies updating their records can have separate permitted fees or procedures.
Clean Slate: OSBI now publishes Oklahoma Clean Slate eligibility information. Do not assume that a record has already been automatically sealed merely because it appears to fit a category—verify the current OSBI status and the actual public record.
OSBI cannot pre-approve eligibility: The agency directs users to Oklahoma statutory eligibility categories and strongly recommends legal advice because the petition, notice and eligibility rules can be complex.
Open Current OSBI Expungement Guidance Review Section 18, Section 991(c), fees, eligibility materials and current Clean Slate information.
City of Tulsa cases

Tulsa Municipal Court Arrest, Warrant and Jail Records

Tulsa Municipal Court is a Court of Record with jurisdiction over qualifying city misdemeanor traffic, parking, criminal and code violations. It is separate from Tulsa County District Court.

Municipal Court 600 Civic Center
Tulsa, OK 74103
Court Records 918-596-1625
Jail Bonds 918-596-9253
Municipal Public Defenders 918-596-9393
Regular hours Monday–Wednesday and Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Thursday The City currently lists Thursday court service until 7:00 p.m. when Night Court is in session.
Do not use OSCN as the only search for a Tulsa municipal matter: City cases and county District Court cases are separate court systems.
Relevant older internal guide

Use the Statewide Oklahoma Guide When the Arrest Is Not Limited to Tulsa County

A Tulsa County booking search answers local custody and county-court questions. A statewide Oklahoma search requires different tools, especially OSBI CHIRP, other county jails and Oklahoma correctional records.

For a broader statewide workflow, continue with the existing Oklahoma Arrest Records Search & Criminal Records Guide. It explains how local arrest, jail, court and OSBI records fit together across Oklahoma’s 77 counties.

Tulsa County Jail, Sheriff, Court and Legal Contacts

David L. Moss CJC 300 N. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103
918-596-8900
TCSO Headquarters 6080 E. 66th Street North
Tulsa, OK 74117
918-596-5600
Tulsa County Court Clerk 500 S. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103
918-596-5420
Public Defender 423 S. Boulder Ave., Suite 300
Tulsa, OK 74103
918-596-5530
District Attorney 500 S. Denver Ave., Suite 900
Tulsa, OK 74103
918-596-4805
TCSO Public Services 918-596-5701
TCSO Warrants 918-596-8984
Victim Witness Center 918-596-4915

Which Tulsa Arrest Record Should You Use?

Your question Best source What to save
Is the person currently in Tulsa County Jail? Tulsa County Inmate Information Center DLM number, Booking ID, booking date and charges.
Who was recently booked? Booking ID List Booking ID, DLM number and identifying information.
Is the person in Tulsa Municipal Jail? City of Tulsa Jail Hub City inmate ID and municipal case information.
What allegedly happened? Arresting agency report Incident number, arrest report and releasable narrative.
What charge was filed in District Court? OSCN CF or CM case number and count information.
How did the case end? OSCN + Court Clerk Final disposition and certified order when required.
Does the person have a City warrant? Tulsa Police Warrant Search Name, case/citation number and current Court Records confirmation.
Do I need Oklahoma statewide history? OSBI CHIRP Search identifiers and purchased result.
Can the arrest be expunged? Court + OSBI Disposition, petition and signed expungement order.
Official live actions

Tulsa Arrest Records Final Action Center

Use the guide above to identify the correct person, booking, court and agency before opening a live portal.

Search Tulsa County Inmates Locate current county-jail records and obtain the DLM number. Browse Booking IDs Review the county booking index. Search Court Cases Select Tulsa County and follow the CF or CM docket. Request Sheriff Records Use TCSO’s current records and Open Records routes.
Exactly 10 Tulsa-specific questions

Tulsa County OK Arrest Records Search FAQs

1. How do I search Tulsa County arrest records online?

Start with the Tulsa County Inmate Information Center for people booked into David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. Search by name or use the Booking ID list, save the DLM number and Booking ID, then use OSCN to determine what charges were formally filed and how the court case progressed.

2. How do I find someone currently in Tulsa County Jail?

Use the Sheriff-linked Tulsa County Inmate Information Center. Confirm the person’s name, DLM number, Booking ID, booking date and charges. If the online result is unclear or the arrest is extremely recent, contact David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center at 918-596-8900.

3. What is a DLM number in Tulsa County jail records?

The DLM number is the inmate identifier associated with David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. It is useful for distinguishing inmates with similar names and is required or helpful for jail processes such as mail, visitation and inmate-account transactions.

4. Is Tulsa Municipal Jail the same as Tulsa County Jail?

No. David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center is the Tulsa County Jail at 300 N. Denver Avenue. Tulsa Municipal Jail is a separate City of Tulsa facility at 600 Civic Center with its own inmate directory and municipal bond procedures. A person missing from one system may appear in the other.

5. How do I find the court case after a Tulsa County arrest?

Search the Oklahoma State Courts Network and select Tulsa County. Use the full case number when available. Criminal felony cases commonly use the CF prefix and criminal misdemeanor cases use CM. Review the counts, docket events and disposition, then contact the Tulsa County Court Clerk for official copies when needed.

6. How do I get a Tulsa County arrest or incident report?

Request the report from the law-enforcement agency that created it. For Tulsa County Sheriff records, use TCSO Records Requests or contact Public Services at 918-596-5701. If Tulsa Police or another city department made the arrest, request the underlying report from that agency instead.

7. How do I check Tulsa County bond information?

Review every jail charge and matching OSCN case before relying on a bond amount. Tulsa County District Court currently lists a weekday bond docket from 9:30 a.m. to noon and weekend or holiday bond docket from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Another warrant or hold can prevent release even when bond has been granted.

8. How do I search Tulsa warrants?

Use the Tulsa Police Warrant Search for City of Tulsa Municipal Court warrants. County or state criminal warrants are different and should be checked through the Tulsa County court case or the Sheriff’s Warrant Unit. TCSO currently lists 918-596-8984 for warrants.

9. How do I send mail or money to a Tulsa County inmate?

Mail should include the inmate’s full name and DLM number and be addressed to C/O David L. Moss, 300 N. Denver Ave., Tulsa, OK 74103. Inmate funds may be deposited through the jail lobby kiosks, current online vendors or qualifying money order or cashier’s-check procedures. Do not mail cash or personal checks.

10. Can a Tulsa County arrest record be expunged in Oklahoma?

Possibly. Eligibility depends on the exact arrest, court disposition and Oklahoma law. OSBI explains that qualifying Section 18 relief can expunge the arrest record, while a Section 991(c) deferred-sentence expungement changes the plea and dismissal record but does not itself remove the arrest record. Obtain the final Tulsa County disposition before evaluating eligibility.

Official Sources and Editorial Verification

Tulsa County Sheriff Jail Information Booking, mail, visitation, trust account, property and medical instructions. Tulsa County Inmate Information Center Name search, DLM information and jail lookup. Tulsa Booking ID Index Booking ID, booking date, name, gender and DLM fields. Oklahoma State Courts Network Tulsa County criminal docket and case search. Tulsa County District Court Court administration, criminal division and bond docket. TCSO Records Requests Sheriff reports, background checks and public-service contacts. TCSO Open Records Requests Oklahoma Open Records request guidance and criminal discovery limitation. Tulsa Municipal Court City jail bonds, municipal warrants, court records and Public Defender contact. OSBI CHIRP Oklahoma name-based criminal-history information. OSBI Expungement Section 18, 991(c), processing fees and current Clean Slate materials.
What was verified on August 18, 2026: Tulsa County inmate-search routes, Booking ID fields, David L. Moss address and capacity, booking process, visitation schedule, mail rules, inmate trust account, property room, medical contact, PREA reporting, Sheriff record-request process, Tulsa County Court Clerk contacts, OSCN docket structure, District Court bond docket, Tulsa Municipal Jail and Court contacts, Tulsa warrant search, Tulsa County Public Defender, Victim Witness Center, OSBI CHIRP fees and current expungement guidance.
Accuracy notice: Custody, bond, warrant, charge, hearing, jail vendor, visitation, fee and expungement information can change. Recheck the current official record before sending money, traveling, filing a legal document or making a decision affecting another person.

County-Arrest-Records.org is an independent informational guide. It is not affiliated with the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office, David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center, Tulsa County Court Clerk, Tulsa County District Court, Tulsa Police Department, Tulsa Municipal Court, District Attorney, Public Defender, Oklahoma State Courts Network, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, JailATM, TechFriends, CSGpay or VINE.

An arrest or booking is not proof of guilt. Charges may be changed, declined or dismissed, and public online records may be corrected, restricted or expunged. Obtain the controlling court disposition when accuracy is important.

Slug: tulsa-arrest-records

Leave a Comment