Search Murray County Jail Custody

Murray County Jail is the county jail for Murray County, Oklahoma, and it is the local custody point for adults booked after arrests, warrants, local sentences, and holds. A Murray County Jail custody search starts with the sheriff's office because no verified public jail roster was located in official county sources. People trying to look up inmates at Murray County Jail should treat the jail as the live custody source, then use court, state prison, federal, immigration, and notification tools when the person may have moved outside county jail custody.

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Murray County Jail Overview

Murray County Jail is operated by the Murray County Sheriff's Office in Sulphur. The OACP agency listing gives the sheriff's office and jail contact point as 700 W 10th Street, Sulphur, OK 73086, with the main phone number (580) 622-5106. The Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association Murray County page names Darin Rogers as sheriff. The jail is the only confirmed local detention facility in the Murray County facility map, and no separate county annex, work-release center, state prison, federal detention center, or ICE detention facility was located inside Murray County.

The Murray County Jail population is adult local custody. That includes recent arrestees, pretrial defendants, people held on warrants, short local sentences, outside holds, and people waiting for transfer when that applies. Sulphur Police, Davis Police, sheriff's deputies, state officers, and other authorized agencies may make arrests in Murray County, but the county jail is the first place to check unless a specific federal, tribal, immigration, or neighboring-county custody route is known.

The OACP listing is a useful source for the sheriff's address and phone number.

Murray County Jail sheriff office address and phone listing
The agency listing confirms the public contact point used for Murray County Jail custody and records questions.

Murray County Jail Capacity

Current Murray County Jail population data was not found in an official daily roster, county dashboard, annual report, or OSDH capacity-rating document. The strongest available facility count is the Prisoners of the Census Oklahoma correctional-facility table, which lists Murray County Jail as a local facility with 36 on 12/31/2013. That dated figure should not be treated as a current daily inmate count. It is the high-authority number available from the research sweep, and lower commercial directory figures are not used as official capacity figures.

36 Dated local facility count, 12/31/2013
Not located Current official daily population
MeasureFindingUse
High-authority jail count36, local, dated 12/31/2013Historical facility reference only
Current daily populationNot located in official public sourcesCall the jail for live custody status
Current OSDH capacity ratingNot located for Murray County JailDo not infer overcrowding or available beds

Find Murray County Jail Inmates

No official Murray County online jail roster, booking report, or mugshot gallery was located from verified sheriff or county sources. The custody lookup path therefore starts with the jail phone line and then branches by custody type. For current county jail custody, call the sheriff's office and ask about the person by full legal name, date of birth or age, arrest date, and arresting agency if known. For broader custody tracking, use Oklahoma VINE, which provides custody notification by web and phone. For a filed criminal case, use OSCN. For a sentenced state prisoner, use ODOC Offender Lookup, not the county jail.

  1. Call Murray County Jail at (580) 622-5106 and ask whether the person is currently in county custody.
  2. Ask whether bond is set, whether a hold blocks release, and whether the person has been transferred.
  3. Use Oklahoma VINE for release or transfer notifications when a one-time phone check is not enough.
  4. Search OSCN for Murray County District Court filings after the prosecutor files a case.
  5. Use ODOC, BOP, or ICE locators only when state prison, federal, or immigration custody may apply.

For more detail on the county jail records path, the Murray County jail inmate records page separates jail registers, booking records, court dockets, and state prison records.


Murray County Jail Contact

The sheriff's office contact is the main public route for Murray County Jail custody checks, jail records routing, bond questions, and call-first visitation information. Official public materials did not publish lobby hours, a separate records desk number, or a current jail visitation desk number. For that reason, callers should ask which office handles the request before traveling or mailing anything to the jail.

Murray County Jail

700 W 10th Street

Sulphur, OK 73086

(580) 622-5106

Public lobby hours were not located in official online sources.

The sheriff association page is the official association source naming the Murray County sheriff.

Murray County Jail sheriff association page naming Sheriff Darin Rogers
The sheriff listing helps distinguish the jail operator from the courts, city police offices, ODOC, BOP, and ICE.

Murray County Jail Arrival Notes

The jail address places the facility west of central Sulphur and south of the Broadway and SH-7 corridor. Official online materials did not give a visitor entrance, visitor parking lot, public transit route, ADA entrance note, or turn-by-turn directions. Visitors coming from I-35 near Davis, US-177, Chickasaw National Recreation Area, Lake of the Arbuckles, or Turner Falls should confirm the route and the reason for travel before leaving. This is especially important for bond, visitation, or property questions because public lobby hours were not located.

  • Bring a government-issued photo ID for any in-person jail business.
  • Call first for visitor parking, accessible entrance, and lobby check-in rules.
  • Do not bring weapons, contraband, recording devices, large bags, or unneeded property into a jail lobby.
  • If the arrest happened near a county line, ask whether Garvin, Pontotoc, Johnston, or Carter County is involved.

Murray County Jail Visitation

No official Murray County Jail visitation schedule, video visitation vendor, visitor-list rule, dress code, attorney-visit procedure, or public lobby schedule was located. The most accurate instruction is to call the jail before attempting a visit. Ask whether visits are in person, remote video, on-site video kiosk, attorney-only during certain times, suspended, or limited by housing status. Also ask whether the inmate must add visitors to a list and whether minors need a parent or guardian present.

TopicMurray County findingAction before visiting
In-person visitation scheduleNot located in official online sourcesCall (580) 622-5106 before arriving
Video visitationNo vendor confirmedAsk whether video visits are offered
Visitor listNot locatedAsk whether the inmate must approve visitors
Photo IDLocal rule not publishedBring government-issued photo ID
Attorney visitsProcedure not locatedAttorneys should call for professional visit rules

Note: Do not rely on another Oklahoma county's visitation vendor or schedule for Murray County Jail.


Murray County Jail Mail and Money

Official Murray County Jail mail, phone, video, commissary, and deposit vendor details were not located. That means no public source confirmed postcards versus envelopes, photo rules, book rules, money order rules, online deposits, lobby kiosk deposits, phone deposits, tablet services, or a commissary fee table. Mail should not be sent until the jail confirms the current address format and acceptance rules. Funds should not be sent until staff confirm the vendor, payable name, and fees.

ServiceOfficial Murray County statusCall-first question
Personal mailFormat not officially publishedAsk for inmate name, ID needs, and mailing format
Books or magazinesNot locatedAsk whether publishers only, softcover only, or no books
Phone or videoNo vendor confirmedAsk how an inmate places calls or visits
Money depositNo vendor confirmedAsk if kiosk, online, phone, or mail deposits are accepted
FeesNo fee table locatedAsk for fees before paying

For a person transferred to state prison, county jail rules no longer control. ODOC uses separate rules for prison visitation, digital mail, and JPay deposits.


Murray County Jail Booking

Booking begins when an arresting officer brings a person to Murray County Jail or when a court or agency commits the person to jail custody. The intake path usually includes identity checks, warrant and hold checks, property inventory, lawful search, medical or mental-health screening, fingerprints, a booking photo, commitment or charge entry, initial classification, phone access under jail rules, and release or housing assignment. Murray County did not publish a booking manual, so the process should be read as the normal county jail sequence governed by Oklahoma detention standards, not a locally posted checklist.

The booking charge is not always the final court charge. The District 20 District Attorney reviews reports and may file, amend, reduce, or decline charges after the arrest. A person may remain in Murray County Jail while the court case is pending, while bond is processed, or while an outside hold is checked. If the person has been sentenced to state prison, ODOC says transfer from county jail to state custody normally can take six to nine months, so the jail may still be the physical custody source after sentencing.


Murray County Jail Bond

Murray County-specific bond payment instructions were not located on an official sheriff page. Call the jail before taking cash, using a bondsman, or going to the courthouse. Ask for the exact booking name, bond amount, bond type, court case number if filed, payment location, payment hours, and whether any hold blocks release. A bond amount does not always mean the person can walk out after payment. A no-bond order, probation or parole hold, DOC hold, outside county warrant, federal hold, ICE detainer, or tribal/federal case can keep the person in custody.

Release typeMeaningConfirm locally
Cash bondFull amount paid in approved fundsAccepted payment and location
Surety bondLicensed bondsman posts bondEligibility and holds
PR or OR releasePromise to appear under court conditionsJudge or court order status
No-bond holdOrdinary bond will not release the personWhich agency or order controls

Murray County Jail Standards

Murray County Jail is subject to Oklahoma's city and county detention facility framework. The Oklahoma Jail Standards Act requires local detention and lockup facilities to operate under state standards, and OSDH is assigned inspection and implementation duties. The OAC 310:670 city and county detention facility standards cover admissions, release, records, security, supervision, inmate rules, discipline, grievances, classification, segregation, safety, sanitation, hygiene, food service, medical care, exercise, recreation, and programs. Title 57 also requires county commissioners to inspect county jails at least once each year.

No recent Murray County Jail inspection report, accreditation record, lawsuit, current reform plan, or official death-in-custody dashboard was located in the project research. That absence should not be read as proof of a condition, good or bad. It means the public research sweep did not locate a current official local report.


Murray County Jail Transfers

A Murray County arrest does not always stay in Murray County Jail from booking through final release. If the person is sentenced to Oklahoma prison, search the ODOC locator after the court sentence and remember the county jail transfer lag. If federal custody is involved, use the BOP inmate locator for federal inmates, while understanding that federal pretrial detainees may be under U.S. Marshals control and housed elsewhere. If immigration custody is involved, use ICE ODLS. No state prison, BOP facility, or ICE facility was located inside Murray County.

The Murray County inmate population overview explains how the county jail, state prison locator, federal locator, and immigration locator fit together when a custody search moves beyond the local jail.

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