Search Garvin County Inmate Population

The Garvin County inmate population is tracked through a local jail list, short-term municipal holding, state corrections records, and outside federal or immigration locators. A Garvin County inmate search starts with the county jail roster, but the Garvin County inmate population can also include people on holds, people awaiting transfer, and people who have moved into Oklahoma state custody. The Garvin County inmate population is best read as a current custody snapshot plus follow-up channels for past booking records, court cases, and notification tools.

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Garvin County Inmate Population Snapshot

The most current local count found in the research is the sheriff's public jail list total. The Garvin County Sheriff's Office alternate detention page showed TOTAL 54 on June 25, 2026. That figure is a point-in-time public roster count, not a certified average daily population, and it should not be treated as rated capacity. It is still the clearest official public number for the Garvin County inmate population because the sheriff's detention page is the active public jail-list channel.

Garvin County has two local custody points in the facility map. The Garvin County Detention Center in Pauls Valley is the main county jail. The Lindsay Police Department Jail is a twelve-hour municipal holding facility for very short police custody before release, court processing, or transfer. No Oklahoma Department of Corrections prison, Bureau of Prisons facility, or ICE detention center was found inside Garvin County, so those systems are lookup channels rather than local facilities.

54 Public jail-list count on June 25, 2026
2 Local detention or holding facilities
Not Published Official rated county-jail capacity

Garvin County Inmate Population Statistics

Garvin County's published jail statistics are narrow. The sheriff list gives a daily public count and row-level custody notes. Historical context comes from the Prison Policy Initiative correctional-population table, which listed Garvin County Jail with 82 local prisoners on December 31, 2013. The Census QuickFacts population estimate for Garvin County was 26,377 as of July 1, 2025. Combining the 2026 jail-list total with that Census estimate gives a rough point-in-time roster rate of about 205 listed jail inmates per 100,000 county residents.

Those sources should be kept separate. The 54-person jail list is a live local list count. The 82-person PPI figure is historical and not a bed count. The Census number describes the county population, not the jail. No official Garvin County average daily population, annual booking count, average length of stay, or jail demographic table was located in the sheriff material.

MeasureFigureSource and Date
Current public jail-list count54Garvin County Sheriff's Office alternate detention list, June 25, 2026
Historical local jail population82Prison Policy Initiative correctional-population table, December 31, 2013
County population26,377U.S. Census QuickFacts, July 1, 2025 estimate
Point-in-time roster rateAbout 205 per 100,000Computed from 54 and 26,377; not an official incarceration rate
Rated jail capacityNot locatedSheriff detention page did not publish a bed count

The Prison Policy Initiative Oklahoma correctional-population table is the matching source for the older Garvin County Jail row. Its value is useful for trend context, but the public should not use it to decide whether the jail is full today.

Garvin County inmate population correctional table

The screenshot supports the historical population discussion because it ties the Garvin County Jail row to a dated correctional-population source, not to the sheriff's current roster.



Who Makes Up Garvin County Custody

The Garvin County jail list shows a mixed local custody population. Rows can include new arrests, county detainees awaiting hearings, sentenced county inmates, DOC notes, out-of-county holds, out-of-state holds, municipal references, writs, and alternate-housing notes. Some entries in the research mentioned Wynnewood, Carter, Oklahoma County, Cleveland County, Lincoln County, Denton County in Texas, Dallas County in Texas, Larimer County in Colorado, Grady County, Love County, and McClain County.

That local detail matters. A person may be listed in the Garvin County inmate population while a hold from another court or agency controls release. A row may also show "ALT HOUSING" or an "at" notation, which means the person may be tied to Garvin County custody while physically housed elsewhere. Before visiting, posting bond, or relying on a listed release date, call the sheriff's office and confirm the current custody status.

Pretrial detainee
A person held before conviction while a case is pending.
DOC hold
A custody note tied to Oklahoma Department of Corrections status or transfer.
Writ
A court order requiring a person in custody to be produced or moved.
Alt housing
A roster note suggesting the person is housed outside the main Garvin jail.

Laws Governing Garvin County Jail Data

Oklahoma law supports public access to many jail-register and law-enforcement records, but it does not require every field to appear online. The Garvin County jail list publishes a limited custody snapshot. For a fuller booking record, a requester may need to contact Garvin County Sheriff's records staff and cite the Oklahoma Open Records Act.

Key access rules:

51 O.S. Section 24A.1 through 24A.29 set the Oklahoma Open Records Act framework.

51 O.S. Section 24A.8 covers public access to certain law-enforcement records, including jail-register information if kept.

OAC 310:670 sets city and county detention-facility standards and inspection rules.

Title 57 jail provisions include county-jail separation and capacity-reporting language.

Open-record access has limits. Juvenile records, sealed or expunged records, medical details, investigative material, security-sensitive data, and victim information may be withheld or redacted. The public list should be read as a starting point, not the full jail file.


Garvin County and State Prison

Sentenced prisoners from Garvin County do not stay under the sheriff's roster once they are received into Oklahoma Department of Corrections custody. The county list may show "DOC" for a person awaiting transfer or tied to state custody, but the Oklahoma DOC Offender Lookup is the right system after DOC intake. ODOC results use state identifiers and may show status, facility, offense summary, and sentence-related data. ODOC warns that the information can be abbreviated and not a full explanation of the sentence.

The ODOC offender information page also routes families to visitation, money, phone, digital mail, closed-records requests, and offender resources. For Garvin County residents transferred to prison, those statewide rules replace county jail logistics. The sheriff's office remains the contact for county jail list questions, local booking records, and county custody holds.


Search Garvin County Inmate Population

The official Garvin County jail lookup channel is the sheriff's detention-center jail list. It is a static roster, not a database with name fields or profile pages. The page is free, requires no login, and is updated daily at 9:00 a.m. excluding weekends and holidays. Because there is no search form, the practical search tool is the browser Find command.

  1. Open the Garvin County Sheriff's Office detention-center jail list.
  2. Check the update note and roster date before relying on a row.
  3. Use browser Find to search a last name because the site does not provide a roster search box.
  4. Read across the date, name, charge or bond note, holds, and release or PO field.
  5. Call the sheriff if the arrest is new, the date is stale, the person has a hold, or the row mentions DOC or alternate housing.

Weekend and holiday timing is important in Garvin County. A person arrested after the daily update may not appear online until the next update cycle. The phone fallback is part of the lookup process, not a last resort.


Garvin County Jail List Fields

The Garvin County jail list is short but useful. It gives a row-level custody view that can confirm whether a person is listed and whether bond, holds, sentencing, DOC, or release notes appear. It does not show mugshots, booking numbers, birth dates, full charge statutes, housing unit, arresting agency, court dates, or clickable inmate profiles.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
DATEStatic roster columnNot applicableUsually a booking, custody, or list date
NAMEStatic roster columnNot applicableLast name, first name format
CHARGE/BONDFree textNot applicableMay show money amount, DOC, sentencing, no bond, or case shorthand
HOLDSFree textNot applicableMay name another county, city, or out-of-state agency
RELEASE/POFree textNot applicableMay show a release date, PO note, or blank field
TOTALStatic countNot applicableAlternate page showed total 54 on June 25, 2026

Garvin County Past Inmate Records

The sheriff's public list appears to focus on currently listed inmates. No historical released-inmate search, archived booking database, daily booking PDF, or public profile archive was found. For an older booking record, use the sheriff records contact or detention-center email and make an Oklahoma Open Records Act request with the person's full name, approximate booking date, and any known case number.

For court activity after the arrest, search OSCN Docket Search and ODCR. ODCR's status page lists Garvin OK with hourly processed updates and a data start date of September 19, 1994. Court dockets are not the same as jail records, but they are often the best way to follow filed charges after a person leaves the jail list.

The ODCR Garvin status page confirms that Garvin County participates in ODCR and shows the court official contact context.

Garvin County court records ODCR status

That court-status image belongs with past-record research because released jail entries often have to be followed through public court portals.


Garvin County Custody Search Channels

Each custody system covers a different slice of the Garvin County inmate population. Using the wrong locator can make a person look missing when they are simply in another system. Start local for new arrests and county holds. Move to DOC for sentenced prisoners. Use federal or immigration tools only when the facts point to those systems.

SystemBest ForWhere to Search
Garvin County jail listCurrent county jail population and local holdsSheriff detention-center page
Oklahoma DOCSentenced state prisoners and DOC-supervised peopleODOC Offender Lookup
VINELinkCustody or case notificationsOklahoma VINELink
BOPFederal inmates from 1982 to presentBOP Inmate Locator
ICECurrent ICE custody or qualifying CBP custodyICE Online Detainee Locator

Garvin County Detention Facilities

The local facility list is short, which makes the distinction between the county jail and city holding facility more important. The county jail is the public roster source. Lindsay's lockup is a temporary police holding site, and people there may not appear on the county list until they are transferred.

  • Garvin County Detention Center is the main county jail for adult pretrial detainees, sentenced local inmates, holds, DOC notes, and alternate housing entries.
  • Lindsay Police Department Jail is a twelve-hour municipal holding facility for short-term police custody before release, court processing, or county transfer.

Garvin County Jail Conditions

The sheriff's PREA material states that the Garvin County Detention Center has zero tolerance for sexual misconduct and that reports may be made by phone, inmate kite, grievance, a trusted staff member, or a family or friend report. Allegations may be investigated criminally or administratively by the undersheriff or a designee. That is the clearest official local conditions and grievance material located.

A major recent federal case also affects the public record around the jail. On June 15, 2026, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Oklahoma announced that former Garvin County Jail detention deputy Paula Kelley was convicted under 18 U.S.C. Section 242 in a civil-rights case involving pretrial detainee Kayla Turley's serious medical needs, bodily injury, and death. The DOJ release also states that several other current or former jail staff and one nurse had pleaded guilty in related conduct.

The DOJ release on the Garvin County Jail civil-rights prosecution is a dated federal source for that conditions item.

Garvin County Jail DOJ civil rights record

The case should be read as an official litigation record, not as a source for everyday custody status or roster counts.


Garvin County Inmate Population FAQ

How big is the Garvin County inmate population?

The best current public figure located was 54 people on the sheriff's alternate jail list on June 25, 2026. That is a daily list total, not a rated capacity or average daily population. The older PPI table listed 82 local prisoners for Garvin County Jail on December 31, 2013.

How do I search the Garvin County inmate population?

Start with the sheriff's detention-center jail list and use browser Find to search by name. If the person is not listed, call the sheriff because the page updates daily at 9:00 a.m. and excludes weekends and holidays. For sentenced prisoners, use ODOC.

Does Garvin County have an online search box?

No database-style jail search box was found. The official county source is a static public list with date, name, charge or bond note, holds, release or PO field, and a total count on the alternate page.

Are mugshots part of the Garvin County inmate population list?

No official Garvin County mugshot gallery or roster photo field was found. Booking photo questions should go through the sheriff records request path, subject to Oklahoma open-records law and any exemptions.

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Directions to the Garvin County Jail

The main public destination is the Garvin County Sheriff's Office and Garvin County Detention Center at 201 W Grant, Pauls Valley, OK 73075. The address is in downtown Pauls Valley near the courthouse area. The District 21 DA page describes the courthouse as being on the corner of Grant and Walnut streets, and the sheriff's address is on West Grant.

Drivers coming from I-35 should follow current navigation into Pauls Valley, then continue toward the downtown courthouse grid. From Lindsay, Wynnewood, Maysville, or Elmore City, route toward downtown Pauls Valley and confirm the final turns with a live map because local construction, one-way routing, and courthouse parking rules may change.

Address

Garvin County Detention Center
201 W Grant
Pauls Valley, OK 73075
(405) 238-7591

Visitor Parking

The sheriff site does not publish visitor parking lots, rates, or reserved spaces. Call before arrival and leave extra time for courthouse-area traffic.

Public Transit

No official public-transit route or stop instruction was located on the sheriff site. Confirm local transportation before visiting.

Visitor Entry

Bring government photo identification and call the jail first to confirm visitation availability, Securus scheduling, entry rules, and item restrictions.