Texas County Jail Roster

Texas County jail roster information is available through the Sheriff's Office and several online tools. The county jail in Guymon has been operating since 1927 and can hold up to 96 inmates. Texas County sits in the Oklahoma panhandle, far from the state's larger metro areas, so knowing how to search remotely is important. Whether you need to check on someone in Texas County custody or pull up booking details, this page explains the search methods, phone contacts, records request process, and statewide databases that cover Texas County jail roster records.

Texas County Jail Roster Online Search

The Texas County Jail is a medium-security facility in Guymon at 1102 South Ellison Street. The jail maintains an online inmate locator, though the best way to get current information is to contact the Sheriff's Office directly. The main phone number is 580-338-4000 and you can also reach them by email at txcty@texascountyok.org. The facility houses adult male and female inmates who are awaiting trial or serving short sentences.

Guymon also has a city jail. The Guymon Police Department Detention Center is a Type 1 facility that handles short-term holds for people arrested within city limits. If someone was arrested by Guymon city police, they may be at the city lockup first before being transferred to the Texas County Jail for longer detention. To find someone who was arrested in Guymon, start with the county jail roster since most inmates end up there.

Since Texas County has limited dedicated screenshots, the statewide ODOC offender search shown above can help track inmates who have been transferred to state prison from the Texas County jail.

Contact Texas County Jail

Call 580-338-4000 to reach the Texas County Sheriff's Office. Administrative staff can help with inmate inquiries. Calling ahead is the fastest way to get answers, especially since the county's online tools may not always be up to date. Give them the person's full name and date of birth if you have it.

You can also email the Sheriff's Office at txcty@texascountyok.org. The office follows up on inmate inquiries through email, though phone calls are usually quicker. The Texas County Sheriff's Office has a Facebook page where they sometimes post updates about operations and most wanted individuals. For people in the panhandle who are far from other Oklahoma counties, these remote contact options are essential for checking the Texas County jail roster without making a long drive.

The Guymon Police Department Detention Center is a separate city facility that holds people for short periods after arrest. People picked up by Guymon city officers start there before moving to the county jail. If you call the county jail and they do not have the person listed, try the Guymon Police Department. Some arrests, especially for minor city charges, may keep someone at the city lockup for a short time before transfer. The county jail at 1102 South Ellison Street is the main booking facility for all of Texas County, so most inmates end up there within a day or two of arrest.

Texas County Custody Alerts

Oklahoma VINE tracks custody changes at the Texas County jail. Register at vinelink.com or call 877-654-8463. It is free. You choose phone, email, or text alerts. VINE will notify you when someone is released, transferred, or escapes from custody.

The system runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It keeps calling for up to 48 hours until you confirm with your PIN. The service is confidential and available in over 200 languages through live operator support. For a panhandle county like Texas County where in-person visits to the jail can mean a long drive, VINE is a practical tool for staying up to date on an inmate's status without making repeated calls.

Texas County Jail Roster Records Requests

Under Title 57, Section 48 of the Oklahoma Statutes, the sheriff must keep a register with each inmate's name, commitment date, cause of commitment, the ordering authority, and a description of the person. The register tracks discharge information too. This is the law behind the Texas County jail roster being a public record that anyone can access.

The Oklahoma Open Records Act at Title 51, Section 24A.8 requires law enforcement to make arrest and booking data available for public inspection. Send written requests to the Texas County Sheriff's Office at 1102 South Ellison Street, Guymon, OK. Standard copying fees may apply. Include the person's full name and approximate arrest date for the fastest response.

Statewide Tools for Texas County

The ODOC Offender Search covers state prison inmates across all 23 facilities. If someone from Texas County was sentenced and moved to state prison, this is where you will find them. The Oklahoma State Courts Network has free court records for Texas County cases including docket sheets, charges, and hearing schedules.

For criminal history checks, the OSBI CHIRP portal runs fingerprint-based searches at $15 each. CHIRP covers felonies and serious misdemeanors in Oklahoma. The On Demand Court Records site offers another route to court case data. The Oklahoma Department of Corrections links to the offender search, sex offender registry, and violent offender registry. If you have trouble getting records released, the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office can help with Open Records Act complaints.

Nearby Counties

Texas County is in the Oklahoma panhandle. The nearest counties in Oklahoma are sparsely populated. People arrested near county borders may be booked at a neighboring facility.