Owasso City Jail, OK Inmate Search and Prison Information
- 111 North Main, Owasso, OK, 74055
- 918-272-2244
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Owasso, Oklahoma is home to Owasso City Jail. The Owasso City Jail serves Owasso and other cities and is a contract facility. This facility is a low-security detention center and is located within Tulsa County.
The Owasso City Jail is very structured for the inmates. At 5:30 the inmates wake up and from 6 – 6:30 they eat breakfast. All inmates that are physically able to work report to their assigned job at 7:30. When inmates do their job well they are able to have time taken off of their sentence, however, they do not receive an income for their work in the Owasso City Jail.
Owasso City Jail - General Information
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Facility Name
Owasso City Jail
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Facility Type
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Address
111 North Main, Owasso, OK, 74055
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Phone
918-272-2244
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City
Owasso
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Postal Code
74055
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State
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Country
Tulsa County
How to Find Someone in Owasso City Jail
There is not an inmate roster for the inmates that are held in the Owasso City Jail. However, if you would like to do an inmate search you will need to call the jail directly at 918-272-2244. The staff at the Owasso City Jail will be able to help you find who you are looking for.
Send a Mail/Package
Inmates at Owasso City Jail are allowed to receive and send mail to their loved ones, however, all mail is looked through before it gets sent out or given to an inmate. On top of that, the inmates are only allowed to open their mail in front of Owasso City Jail personnel.
Please do not send contraband or anything that would risk the safety or security of anyone. This mail will be sent back to the sender or disposed of. Inmates will not receive such mail.
Sending Money
The Owasso City Jail does not allow its inmates to receive any funds from loved ones. All of the inmate's needs are provided by the jail.
Phone Calls
Inmates at Owasso City Jail are given phone time where they can call their loved ones. You will not be able to call your loved one that is in jail though.
Inmates use collect calling. With collect calls, the person that accepts the call is responsible for the charges that are applied to the collect call.
All phone calls are monitored and recorded. The inmates at Owasso City Jail are given 15 - 20 minutes of phone time and once the time is up the phone call is ended or disconnected.
Visitation Rules
You are allowed to visit an inmate in Owasso City Jail but be sure you follow the following visitation guidelines:
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Leave your personal belongings in your vehicle, including your cell phone.
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A legal guardian must be with children 17 years of age and younger.
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Be sure to bring your government issued photo ID card.
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You may be subject to being searched an go through a metal detector as well.
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Do not wear revealing or offensive clothing.
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Those who are on parole or probation are typically denied visitation.
VISITATION HOURS
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.
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