Creek County Jail Overview
The Creek County Sheriff's Office operates the Creek County Jail / Creek County Justice Center as the county's main adult jail. The official sheriff and county pages publish the public sheriff and jail address as 301 East Lee Ave, Sapulpa, OK 74066. The main jail phone is 918-224-4964, and the county government sheriff page lists the administrative office at 918-227-6374. Sheriff Bret Bowling is named on the county government sheriff page, which also gives administrative office hours of Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
This is a county detention facility, not an Oklahoma Department of Corrections prison. Creek County Jail custody can include adult pretrial detainees, people serving local jail sentences, defendants held on court orders, people arrested by municipal police or Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and holds for other agencies. A person sentenced to state prison may remain in the county jail until transfer. ODOC says county-jail transfer to state custody normally can take 6 to 9 months after sentencing, so a sentenced person can still appear on the county roster before moving into the state prison system.
The official sheriff roster is the controlling public source for current adult jail custody. On June 25, 2026, the official Creek County count endpoint returned 211 current inmate IDs. A rated jail capacity was not found in current official sheriff or county pages. Older non-official directories repeat a 310-bed figure, but that number should not be treated as official without the sheriff or Oklahoma State Department of Health jail-inspection records.
Creek County Jail Population
The best local population figure in the Creek County research is the official point-in-time roster count. The sheriff count endpoint returned 211 current inmate IDs on June 25, 2026. That count is not an annual average daily population, and it should not be read as a capacity figure. It is a live roster count tied to the sheriff's adult jail system.
The historical comparison point comes from a Prison Policy Initiative correctional-population table derived from BJS and census sources, which listed Creek County Jail at 286 on December 31, 2013. That older figure helps frame the jail population, but it does not replace a current sheriff count. The Creek County research did not locate official annual booking totals, annual average daily population, a public pretrial/sentenced split, or an official current bed-capacity report.
| Measure | Figure | How to Read It |
|---|---|---|
| Current adult jail count | 211 | Official Creek County sheriff count endpoint, inspected June 25, 2026. |
| Historical jail population | 286 | Prison Policy Initiative/BJS-derived table, December 31, 2013. |
| Rated capacity | Not located in official current source | Confirm through the sheriff or OSDH jail inspection records before citing a bed count. |
Search Creek County Jail Roster
The adult roster is the Creek County inmate search page. It is free, does not require a login, and uses a single name filter. The sheriff page says it shows who is in jail at the Creek County Justice Center, sorts current inmates by booking date, and is updated hourly. A result can show the inmate image, name, booking date, charges, bond total, court date, arresting agency, demographic fields, and release date if one is present.
The roster should be read as a current adult jail list. It does not replace ODCR or OSCN for filed court charges. It also does not cover sentenced state prisoners after ODOC transfer, federal prisoners in BOP custody, ICE detainees in immigration custody, or youth held in the Creek County Juvenile Justice Center. When the name search fails, try fewer characters, check the next hourly update, search Oklahoma VINE, or call the jail line.
- Open the official Creek County inmate search page rather than a private jail directory.
- Review the default list first if the booking may be recent, since the roster sorts by booking date.
- Use the single name field with a surname or distinctive spelling. There is no separate public DOB or booking-number field.
- Open the inmate card or photo to review charges, bond total, court date, arresting agency, and booking time.
- If no result appears, use Oklahoma VINE, call 918-224-4964, or make a records request to the sheriff's Records Division.
| Roster Control | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Search by Name... | Text input | Single filter box; no separate first name, last name, DOB, or booking-number boxes were visible. |
| Pagination | Page controls | First, previous, numbered page, next, and last controls appear for roster browsing. |
| Inmate card link | Clickable card or image | Opens the profile tied to the inmate ID in the sheriff system. |
| VINE link | External custody-status link | Used when the person may have been released or transferred. |
The official Creek County inmate-search page shows the name filter, inmate cards, and VINE route used for adult jail lookup.
The screenshot matters because it shows the actual public search shape: one name filter, booking-date sorting, card links, and no public youth or state-prison search fields.
Creek County Jail Contact
For adult jail information, use the Creek County Sheriff's Office phone line and public counter. The sheriff site uses 301 East Lee Ave in Sapulpa for the public sheriff and jail address, while the facility map notes that older or offline jail references also identify 9175 Ridgeview St as a justice-center location. For a visit, records request, or account question, confirm the destination before travel.
Creek County Jail / Creek County Justice Center
301 East Lee Ave
Sapulpa, OK 74066
918-224-4964
Administrative office: 918-227-6374
Administrative hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
The sheriff's Records Division is the fallback for booking records, incident records, and public-record requests that are not shown on the live roster. Requests may be made in person Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or by email at info@creekcountysheriff.gov. The request should describe the records sought, state whether the use is business or personal, and include the requester's name, mailing address, and phone number.
Creek County Jail Visits
Creek County Jail personal visitation is video-based through NCIC Inmate Communication Systems. On-site video visitation is available Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and appointments must be made at least 24 hours in advance. The official research did not locate a public walk-in contact-visit schedule, so visitors should not assume contact visits are offered. Attorney and counsel visits are handled separately by scheduling with the jail administrator.
The sheriff's visitation and mail page is the matching source for the NCIC video visit rule and the mail-scanning process used by Creek County Jail.
The same official page also separates personal visits from attorney visits, which is important when a family visit and a legal visit are being planned for the same adult inmate.
| Visit Type | Schedule | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Personal on-site video | Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. | Schedule through NCIC at least 24 hours in advance. |
| Attorney or counsel | By arrangement | Schedule with the jail administrator. |
| Remote account services | Vendor account availability | Families may set up direct billing through NCIC services. |
Note: Call the jail before travel if a visit is tied to a court date, housing change, medical restriction, or recent booking.
Creek County Jail Mail
Creek County Jail personal mail has a specific scanning rule. Since February 1, 2024, physical personal mail except legal and medical mail must be sent to the Longview, Texas processing address. It is scanned, delivered to the inmate electronically, and destroyed. The sheriff page says mail is not returned or reimbursed after scanning. Legal and medical mail must go to the facility where the inmate is housed, not to the Longview scanning address.
| Mail Type | Where It Goes | Main Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Personal physical mail | Inmate Name, Inmate ID#, Creek County Jail, PO Box 591, Longview, TX 75606 | Must include inmate name, inmate ID, and return address. |
| Legal or medical mail | Creek County Jail or facility where housed | Do not send to the Longview scanning address. |
| Letter size and pages | Scanning address | 8.5 x 11 inches maximum, no more than five pages, front side only. |
| Photos | Scanning address | One photo maximum per mailing. |
| Books and bulk mail | Not accepted at scanning address | Magazines, newspapers, bulk mail, and books are barred from that address. |
Creek County Jail Commissary
Creek County Jail commissary is provided by Benchmark. The official inmate commissary page says deposits can be made in person Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through the jail office lobby kiosk or by money order made out to the inmate's name. The public research did not capture a Creek County fee table, per-minute phone rate, video-visit price, commissary spending cap, or web-deposit service fee, so those amounts should be verified before money is sent.
The official Creek County sheriff commissary page identifies Benchmark and lists the in-person deposit options used for adult inmate accounts.
The deposit screenshot supports the facility-specific account rules and should not be applied to the Creek County juvenile facility without a separate youth-detention source.
| Service | Provider or Method | Documented Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Commissary provider | Benchmark | Named by the official sheriff commissary page. |
| In-person cash or credit deposit | Jail office lobby kiosk | Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. |
| Money order | Made out to the inmate's name | Accepted during the documented deposit window. |
| Deposit questions | 918-224-4964 | Call during deposit hours for current account instructions. |
Creek County Jail Booking
A Creek County adult booking begins when an authorized agency brings a person to the jail with arrest or hold paperwork. Intake staff create the jail record, enter name and demographic fields, record the arresting agency, enter booking charges or holds, take the booking photograph, and add the booking date and time. The public roster is the visible result of that jail intake work. It can show an arresting agency, booking timestamp, charges, bond total, court date, date of birth, race, gender, and image.
Booking charges are not the same as final court charges. A booking charge is entered at jail intake. A filed charge is the formal criminal count later shown in court records after the district attorney files the case. Bond can also change after first appearance or a later court order. For the court side of a case, the Creek County court records after jail arrest page is the better route.
- Detainer
- A hold request from another agency or jurisdiction that may keep a person in custody after local bond issues are resolved.
- Classification
- The jail's internal housing and security decision. The public Creek County roster does not show pod or cell location.
- VINE
- A custody-status and notification system used when a person may have been released, transferred, or moved out of the visible roster.
About Creek County Jail
Creek County Jail sits inside a larger sheriff system that includes detention, patrol, communications, investigations, civil process, courthouse security, K9, support services, and juvenile detention divisions. For adult jail lookup, the detention side of the sheriff's office is the first source. For public records that are not on the roster, the Records Division handles open records requests. For court dates, filed charges, fines, and certified court records, the Creek County Court Clerk, ODCR, or OSCN is the better path.
The adult jail should also be kept separate from the Creek County Juvenile Justice Center in Bristow. The juvenile center is a secure youth detention facility and is not a public adult roster facility. It does not use the adult jail roster as a youth search tool, and the adult jail's NCIC, Longview mail, and Benchmark commissary details should not be treated as juvenile rules.
Note: Confirm custody, visit approval, mail routing, and account rules with the jail before traveling or sending funds.