Caddo County Jail Roster Overview
The Caddo County Sheriff's Office keeps the county jail and posts an online inmate search. The tool shows people in custody at the Caddo County Justice Center. It updates every hour. Records sort by booking date, so the newest arrests sit near the top. Each entry links to a profile with charges and booking details. You can type a name to filter the list down to one person. The search is free and open to the public.
The roster only covers local custody. It does not show federal detainees, people held in other counties, or inmates already moved to a state prison. Someone sentenced to serve time with the state turns up in a separate system run by the Department of Corrections. A person who was just released or transferred may drop off the roster within the hour. When a name does not appear, the jail points users to a statewide notification service instead.
Booking facts shift fast. A quick check today can read very differently tomorrow once a judge sets bond or a charge is added. For that reason, the roster works best as a starting point, not a final word.
Using the Caddo County Inmate Roster
The inmate search lives on the Sheriff's Office website. You reach it from the jail section of the site or by going straight to the Caddo County inmate search. No login or account is needed. The steps are short, and most people find a name in under a minute.
- Open the inmate search page on the Sheriff's Office website.
- Scroll the roster, which is sorted with the latest bookings first.
- Type the inmate's name in the search box to filter the list.
- Click the person's name or link to open the full booking profile.
- If no record shows, follow the VINE link to check statewide custody.
Caddo County Jail Roster Search Fields
The Caddo County roster keeps its search simple. There is no advanced form with a dozen boxes. You filter the posted list by name, then move through pages of results. The table below shows what the roster offers and how each part works.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search name / filter results | Text | Optional | Type a name to narrow the posted list down to one person. |
| Pagination | Navigation | Not applicable | First, previous, next, and last controls move through roster pages. |
| Inmate profile link | Link | Not applicable | Each name opens booking and charge information. |
| VINE link | External link | Not applicable | Use when an inmate may have been released or transferred. |
What a Caddo County Inmate Profile Shows
Open a profile and the page lays out who the person is and why they are held. The fields stay basic. The jail does not post medical notes, watch status, or other protected details. Active profiles list current charges, while older ones may sit empty after a release or transfer. The table below breaks down each field on a typical inmate record.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Full name of the person in custody. |
| Sex | Listed as recorded at booking. |
| Race | Listed as recorded at booking. |
| Age | The inmate's age at the time of booking. |
| Residing City | The city of residence on file. |
| Inmate ID | The jail's internal booking identifier. |
| Booked Date/Time | When the person was booked into the jail. |
| Charges | The offenses tied to the current booking. |
| Web Deposit | A link to add money to the inmate's account. |
| Commissary | A link to order commissary items for the inmate. |
| Inmate Notifications | A way to track custody changes for that person. |
Caddo County Detention Center Contact
The jail and the Sheriff's Office share one address in Anadarko. The detention center holds people booked into Caddo County custody. Sheriff Spencer W. Davis leads the office, and Chance Britain serves as Jail Administrator. The main line reaches both the office and the jail. Dispatch runs around the clock, while administration keeps weekday hours. Call ahead before you drive over, since staff can confirm custody and answer quick questions by phone.
Caddo County Sheriff's Office / Detention Center
201 West Oklahoma
Anadarko, OK 73005
(405) 247-6666
Dispatch: (405) 247-5700
Admin: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Note: The Sheriff's main number reaches both the office and the jail, while dispatch stays staffed every hour of the day for emergencies and after-hours calls.
Booking Process in Caddo County
Booking starts soon after an arrest. A deputy or officer brings the person to the detention center for intake. Staff record the name, the date, and the charges. They take fingerprints and a photo. The new record then flows to the online roster within about an hour. That short lag is why a fresh arrest may not show up right away.
Classification follows intake. Staff decide where a person is housed based on the charges and other safety factors. A judge sets or reviews bond at an early court appearance. Until that hearing, the roster and the booking profile stay the public's main window into a case. Charges listed at booking can change once prosecutors review the file, and the formal counts later appear in the Caddo County court charge records.
Bond is the amount set for release while a case moves forward. Some charges allow a quick release on a set schedule. Others wait for a judge. The roster does not always show a bond figure, so the court file or a call to the jail gives the clearest answer. People booked on a hold for another agency may stay in custody even after they post bond on the local charge.
VINE and Custody Notifications
When a name drops off the local roster, custody may have moved or ended. A statewide tool fills that gap. VINE tracks custody across Oklahoma and sends alerts when status changes. You can register for free at the VINE custody notification site.
VINE lets you sign up for a call, text, or email when an inmate is released or transferred. The Oklahoma VINE line is 877-654-8463. It helps most when the county roster shows no match but you still need to follow a person's custody. Sign up early, since alerts only start once you register a name.
Oklahoma DOC Inmate Records
Some people are not in the county jail at all. Once a court sentences someone to state prison, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections takes custody. The county roster will not list them. The state offender lookup will. You can search names through the Oklahoma DOC offender lookup.
The DOC system covers sentenced state prisoners and people under state supervision. It is the right place to check after a conviction sends someone to prison. For the underlying case file, the Caddo County criminal court records hold the charges, pleas, and sentence. Together, the jail roster, VINE, and the DOC lookup cover nearly every custody question a reader brings.
Requesting Caddo County Booking Records
Not every detail sits on the public roster. Booking records, incident reports, and other documents may need a formal request. The Sheriff's Records Division handles these. You can start at the Sheriff's records request page, which lists the rules and fees.
Open records in Oklahoma fall under state law, and the office may charge for copies. Some files stay closed, such as active investigation material or sealed records. Victims can ask about report copies under the office's stated policy. Call the main line first if you are unsure which form to use. A short call can save a wasted trip to Anadarko.
Video Visitation Hours and Rules
The jail does not offer face-to-face visits. All visits run through video instead. A vendor named City Tele Coin powers the video, phone, and mail tools. You set up a direct-pay account, then connect from a phone, tablet, or computer. Details and registration sit on the jail visitation page.
The page lays out the daily windows and the limits for each visit. Video runs seven days a week, with two visits allowed per inmate each day. Visits must be booked a day ahead. The table below sums up the schedule and the rules.
| Topic | Rule |
|---|---|
| Video availability | 7 days a week, 8:00am to 10:30pm. |
| Visits per day | 2 visits per inmate each day. |
| Visit length | 20 minutes each. |
| Cooldown | 10 minutes between visits. |
| Scheduling | Book at least 24 hours ahead. |
| Face-to-face | The jail holds no in-person contact visits. |
| On-site kiosk | Lobby kiosk for visitors without internet, Mon-Fri 8:30am to 3:30pm. |
| Age | Visitors must be 18 or with a parent or guardian. |
Mail works through the same vendor. The jail does not hand out paper letters. City Tele Coin scans incoming mail and uploads digital copies to kiosks and tablets, usually within a day. That is why the listed mailing address sits in Bossier City, Louisiana, not Anadarko. A few rules keep mail moving:
- Send no physical items; inmates receive electronic copies only.
- Money orders are not accepted and get returned.
- Books and magazines must ship straight from the distributor.
- Legal mail must come from an official law office in the listed format.
- Improperly addressed or unpaid mail is returned to the sender.
Note: Caddo County inmate mail routes to a City Tele Coin address in Bossier City, Louisiana, where staff scan and upload each letter so the inmate can read it on a kiosk or tablet.
Attorney Visits at the Caddo County Jail
Lawyers follow a separate set of rules. The jail asks attorneys of record to schedule ahead. An attorney can call the control officer at least 24 hours in advance on the main line. Visits do not run during shift change, meal times, or the overnight hours between 7:00pm and 7:00am, unless an urgent matter gets staff approval. Each attorney must show a photo ID and an Oklahoma Bar Association membership card.
Other legal team members may come too. Paralegals, investigators, law students, out-of-state attorneys, and expert witnesses can visit with a letter from the attorney. These visits may be barrier-free and are not audio recorded, though staff can watch through glass for jail security. The list below covers items barred from attorney visits.
- Cell phones and other electronic or Bluetooth devices, including laptops.
- Chargers of any kind.
- Knives or similar items.
- Firearms and ammunition.
- Tobacco products, lighters, and e-cigarettes.
Commissary and Inmate Funds
Inmates buy snacks, hygiene items, and supplies from the commissary. Friends and family can put money on an account or order items directly. The same vendor runs both options. You can deposit or shop through the commissary and deposit page.
Two main paths exist. A web deposit adds money to the inmate's account. A commissary order buys specific items for them. In person, a lobby kiosk takes cash or cards on weekday hours. Orders carry a hard deadline. They must be in by Thursday at 9:00am CST for Friday delivery. Questions go to the jail's main line during business hours.