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Captain Daniel Blevins - Jail Administrator

Captain Daniel Blevins was born in Bartlesville Oklahoma in 1997 and received his education in the Oologah School District and Rogers State University.

He began his law enforcement career in 2018 with the Osage County Sheriff's Office, working in detention. In 2019, Daniel received Detention Officer of the year from Sheriff Eddie Virden, and was promoted to the extraditions unit. Later that year he graduated from the CLEET Academy in Ada and earned his certificate.

In 2020, Lieutenant William Hargraves promoted him to Extraditions Sergeant where he managed prisoner transports, court hearings, and security for the incarcerated.

Late in 2020, Sheriff Eddie Virden promoted him to Lieutenant. As a lieutenant, he continued to supervise extraditions as well as the Detention Center as a whole, ensuring that the inmates of the Osage County Jail were tended to by the staff during day to day operations.

At the end of 2021, he was promoted to Captain by Sheriff Virden and achieved the title of Jail Administrator where he currently serves.

Captain Blevins is an active member of the Osage County Special Operations Team and is trained in tactical operations and long range marksmanship. He attends hundreds of hours of continuing education and partakes in numerous courses to help aid in the management of the detention center and county level law enforcement as a whole.

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Inmate Phone Services

Osage County Jail proudly uses CTC or City Tele Coin to provide inmate phone services.

To register for a direct pay account call (318) 746-1114 or visit http://www.citytelecoin.com

After your account has been created you can download the City Tele Coin app from iTunes or Google Play .

To video chat and send emails using the app or the City Tele Coin website, select the facility to set up a remote account for the inmate.

Inmate Commissary & Web Deposits

Osage County Jail proudly uses City Tele Coin to provide inmate commissary and web deposit services.

Web Deposits

Our service offers you a fast and secure way to deposit money into an inmate's account using a credit or debit card by using the payment portal linked below. In order to deposit money you will need to know the state and facility where the inmate is located and also the inmate's id or name. Any money deposited will be subject to the normal collections for debts owed by the inmate.

City TeleCoin Inmate Deposit Support is available Monday - Friday from 8AM - 4:30PM EST. Support is available via email at [email protected] . The email must include the facility name, inmate name, and inmate ID. Requests without these details will not be answered.

In an emergency situation, please call 912-584-6102 to leave a voicemail for the Commissary Deposit department. Your message must include your name, your contact information, the facility name, inmate name, and inmate ID.

Order Commissary

Our inmate commissary service is a fast and secure way for family and friends to place a commissary order for an inmate. To place a commissary order you will need to know the state and facility where the inmate is located, and the inmate's id or name.

City TeleCoin Inmate Commissary Support is available Monday - Friday from 8AM - 4:30PM EST. Support is available via email at [email protected] . The email must include the facility name, inmate name, and inmate ID. Requests without these details will not be answered.

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Filings in the osage county courthouse, march 3 – march 9, 2023.

The following information was compiled March 3 to March 9, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Osage County Jail Log, Feb. 27 – March 8, 2023

The following individuals were booked into the Osage County Jail in connection with charges or warrants as listed by the arresting agency.

Filings in the Osage County Courthouse, Feb. 24 – March 2, 2023.

The following information was compiled Feb. 24 to March 2, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Filings in the Osage County Courthouse, Feb. 17 – Feb. 23, 2023

The following information was compiled Feb. 17 to Feb. 23, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Osage County Jail Log, Feb. 22 – Feb. 26, 2023

Osage county jail log, feb. 13 – feb. 20, 2023, filings in the osage county courthouse, feb. 10 feb. 16, 2023.

The following information was compiled Feb. 10 to Feb. 16, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Carbondale teen dies after crash with wrong-way driver on U.S. 75

SHAWNEE COUNTY, Kan. – A Carbondale teen died Friday from her injuries sustained in a wrong-way driver accident Wednesday evening on U.S. Highway 75, and a Scranton man has been arrested on charges connected with the accident.

The Kansas Highway Patrol reported that Anthony Ray Tugwell, 40, Scranton, Kan., was driving a 2010 Chevrolet Impala northbound in the southbound lanes of U.S. 75, near 97th Street in Shawnee County, around 9 p.m. Feb. 15, 2023, when his vehicle ran head on into a southbound 1995 Dodge Intrepid driven by Alyssa Marie Lee, 16, of Carbondale, Kan. The location is about 1.5 miles north of the Osage County-Shawnee County line.

Both drivers were transported to Stormont Vail Hospital, Topeka, where Lee later died. Each were the sole occupants of their vehicles and had safety restraints in use.

Tugwell was reported as having minor injuries; he was arrested by the Shawnee County Sheriff’s Office and booked into the Shawnee County Jail Thursday on charges of aggravated battery, driving under the influence causing great bodily harm or disfigurement, driving under influence of alcohol or drugs misdemeanor, and driving the opposite direction on divided highway. Jail records show he is being held on $50,000 cash or surety bond, and a first court date has been set for 1 p.m. June 1, 2023, in Shawnee County District Court.

Osage County District Court records indicate Tugwell is currently under a 24-month probation order after a conviction last year of failure to comply with offender registration. Part of the conditions of probation include that he must not possess or consume narcotics or controlled substances except as prescribed, or use alcohol or cereal malt beverage. He was required to register as an offender due to a 2011 conviction in Shawnee County of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.

Filings in the Osage County Courthouse, Feb. 3 – Feb. 9, 2023

The following information was compiled Feb. 3 to Feb. 9, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Filings in the Osage County Courthouse, Jan. 27 – Feb. 2, 2023

The following information was compiled Jan. 27 to Feb. 2, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Osage County Jail Log, Jan. 30 – Feb. 12, 2023

Filings in the osage county courthouse, jan. 20 – jan. 26, 2023.

The following information was compiled Jan. 20 to Jan. 26, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Osage County Jail Log, Jan. 22 – Jan. 28, 2023

Kahler files motion in osage county district court to overturn death sentence.

James Kraig Kahler is led out of the Osage County Courthouse to the county jail after his sentencing, Oct. 11, 2011. File photo.

LYNDON, Kan. – A man condemned to death for murdering his wife, two daughters, and grandmother-in-law at a Burlingame, Kan., home in 2009, has made a possible last ditch effort to reduce or overturn his sentence.

James Kraig Kahler, convicted of the quadruple capital murder and sentenced by an Osage County jury in 2011, filed a civil lawsuit Jan. 19, 2023, against the state of Kansas in Osage County District Court. In the filing, Kahler and his attorney, Julia S. Spainhour, of the Kansas Capital Habeas Office, Topeka, Kan., seek a motion for the court receive evidence on his claims for relief and vacate and set aside his convictions and death sentence.

The motion relies on a state law that allows a prisoner to claim the right to be released on grounds that a sentence was imposed in violation of the constitution or laws of the United States or Kansas, or the court was without jurisdiction to impose such sentence, or other grounds. KSA 60-1507 provides prisoners a filing time limit of one year from the last time an appellate court exercised jurisdiction.

Kahler has previously appealed to the Kansas Supreme Court, which affirmed his conviction and sentence. March 23, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its judgement affirming the Kansas court’s decision. The Kansas Supreme Court subsequently mandated Osage County District Court to execute judgment of the court, with that filing made May 5, 2022, and which set the one-year clock for Kahler to file the current motion.

The motion outlines 14 grounds that allege substantial violations of Kahler’s constitutional and statutory rights to receive effective assistance of counsel and due process of the law, to enjoy equal protection of the laws, to demand witnesses to testify on his behalf and to effectively confront the witnesses against him, to receive a fair trial conducted by an unbiased judge, and to have his evidence heard and decided by an impartial jury. Kahler also alleges the state of Kansas has violated his constitutional right to be free from cruel or unusual punishment.

In a separate motion to appoint counsel and set a status conference, Kahler, who is currently incarcerated under special management status in El Dorado Correctional Facility, El Dorado, Kan., asks for a one-year period to investigate and gather evidence to support his motion.

Following a two-week trial in August 2011, an Osage County jury convicted Kahler, then 48, of killing his wife, Karen Kahler, 44, his daughters, Emily, 18, and Lauren, 16; and Karen’s grandmother, Dorothy Wight, 89, on Nov. 28, 2009, in Wight’s Burlingame home. In addition to capital murder, Kahler was convicted of four counts of first-degree murder and one count of aggravated burglary. During the Oct. 11, 2011, sentencing hearing, then-Osage County Chief Judge Phillip Fromme affirmed the jury’s verdict of the death sentence.

After an almost 12-hour manhunt following the killings, a Shawnee County deputy found Kahler the next morning sitting in a roadside ditch along Auburn Road. The murder weapon was never found.

The current motion might not be Kahler’s last chance to attempt to overturn his death sentence. Although he has exhausted his direct appeals, and his capital murder convictions and death sentence have been affirmed, further appeals are possible. If Kahler’s motion is granted, he will also retain the right to appeal the court’s final decision.

Sheriff locates person of interest in Santa Fe Trail High School burglary

Update: Jan. 24, 2023, the Osage County Sheriff’s Office reported Dalton R. Quimby has been located, and charges against him for the burglary of Santa Fe Trail High School have been submitted to the county attorney’s office.

Osage County Jail Log, Jan. 17, 2022 – Jan. 19, 2023

Filings in the osage county courthouse, jan. 13 – jan. 19, 2023.

The following information was compiled Jan. 13 to Jan. 19, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

Filings in the Osage County Courthouse, Jan. 6 – Jan. 12, 2023

The following information was compiled Jan. 6 to Jan. 12, 2023, from records at the Osage County Courthouse, Lyndon, Kan.

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What are Osage County Arrest Records?

Crime statistics.

Based on the statistical report released by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation , the Osage county law enforcement agencies reported a total of 659 index crimes. The data reveals that the most prevalent crimes in the county were larceny crimes with 247 cases. Other popular crimes that the law enforcement agencies reported in the county include 242 breaking-and-entering cases (burglary) crimes, 72 motor vehicle thefts, 68 felonious assaults, 17 rape crimes, six arson crimes, four robberies, and three murder crimes. In total, there were eight juvenile arrests and 607 adult arrests.

What are Osage County Criminal Records?

Osage county criminal records contain the criminal history information of citizens that have previously been convicted of a crime and other offenders within the county. The Osage County Sheriff Department manages criminal records and also grants access to the records based on request. Interested parties may retrieve copies of criminal records by applying for them at the County Sheriff's office. The state repository, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation , also provides access to criminal records at the state level.

How Do I Get Osage County Criminal Records?

Requestors in the county may access copies of criminal records in Osage by placing requests by mail or in person at the physical location of the County Sheriff on business days, excluding state holidays. The County Sheriff's office is located at the address below:

Osage County Sheriff's Office 900 S St Paul Ave Pawhuska, OK 74056 (918) 287-3535

To book an appointment or enquire for more information, requesting parties may call the County Sheriff on the Phone: (918) 456-2583.

Requesting parties may also visit the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) to gain access to criminal records and perform background checks. In applying for criminal records at the OSBI, the requesting parties are to print and complete the criminal records request form . After completing the request form, requesting parties will then submit the form in person or by mail together with the required fee at the office of the OSBI. The OSBI provides Name-Based requests, which attract a $15.00 charge, and fingerprint-based requests, which attract a $19.00 charge. The required fees may be paid in cash (permitted for only in-person applications), check, or money order. Requesters may make payment for fax orders only with a credit card. All requests made by mail should include a postage-paid envelope. Below is the address below of the OSBI:

Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation 6600 N. Harvey Oklahoma City, OK 73116

How to Find Osage County Sex Offender Information

Citizens in Osage county may access sex offender information by checking through the Sex and Violent Offender Registry , set up by the Department of Corrections, Oklahoma. The registry contains accessible information on sex and violent offenders citizens across the state, including Osage county. Hence, interested persons may access information on sex offenders in the state. Interested persons may search the registry by any of these four search options, which include:

The National Sex Offender Public Website also provides access to sex offender information. Interested persons may perform a search by name or location.

How Do I Visit an Inmate in Osage County Jail?

The loved ones and acquaintances of inmates in Osage county jail are permitted to visit their loved ones in detention once weekly. Visitors may visit between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm, from Monday to Friday, excluding state holidays. Visits may only last for 25 minutes. Minors are not allowed to visit inmates alone except if accompanied by an adult. Adults must also possess a state-issued photo identification to qualify to visit an inmate. The jail administration does not condone indecent or inappropriate dressing that is suggestive or revealing. A record and warrant check will be conducted on all visitors to determine if they have previously been convicted.

Visitors may contact the facility for any other information needed.

Osage County Sheriff's Office 900 S St Paul Ave Pawhuska, OK 74056 Booking: (918) 287-4295 Booking Fax: (918) 287-4068 Admin Fax: (918) 287-0014

Where and How to Find Osage County Inmate Information

In Osage county, the County Sheriff manages a registry where interested persons may gain access to inmate information. The accessible inmate information includes the inmates' names, booking date, release date, and charge description. Using the Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) system provided by the Oklahoma, interested persons may find inmate information online.

What are Osage County Court Records?

Osage county court records include court files that are generated by the Court Clerk during court proceedings in Municipal, District and Circuit Courts. Examples of these include case files, dockets, and transcripts. The Court Clerk is also charged with the responsibility of filing, maintaining, and providing access to these records. Requesting parties may retrieve court records by submitting request applications at the office of the County Court Clerk by mail or in person. The office of the County Court Clerk is located at the address below:

Osage County Court Clerk County government office Pawhuska, OK Phone: (918) 287-4104

Requesting parties may visit the office of the County Court Clerk between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, from Monday to Friday except for state holidays.

Location of All Courts in Osage County

Below is a list of the courts in Osage County and their respective addresses and contact information:

Osage County District Court Osage County Courthouse 600 Grandview Avenue, Pawhuska, OK 74056 Phone: (918) 287-4104

Avant Municipal Court 235 Broadway Avenue, P.O. Box 147, Avant, OK 74001 Phone: (918) 263-3205

Barnsdall Municipal Court 409 West Main Street, P.O. Box 579, Barnsdall, OK 74002 Phone: (918) 847-2795

Fairfax Municipal Court 150 East Elm Street, Fairfax, OK 74637 Phone: (918) 642-5211

Hominy Municipal Court City Hall 219 West 1st Street, Hominy, OK 74035 Phone: (918) 885-2164 Fax: (918) 885-4730

Pawhuska Municipal Court 118 West Main Street, Pawhuska, OK 74056 Phone: (918) 287-1798 Fax: (918) 287-2841

Shidler Municipal Court 351 North Cosden Avenue, P.O. Box 335, Shidler, OK 74652 Phone: (918) 793-7171

Skiatook Municipal Court 110 North Broadway, Skiatook, OK 74070 Phone: (918) 396-2797 ext. 106

Wynona Municipal Court 315 West Osage Street, P.O. Box 580, Wynona, OK 74084 Phone: (918) 846-2526

What are Osage County Vital Records?

Vital records in Osage include records on birth, marriage, divorce, and deaths within the county. The vital records section of the Osage Health Department collates and maintains birth and death records. The department also provides access to these records in the county. The subject of the record (for birth records), direct relatives, and the legal representative of the subject of the record may retrieve birth and death records by applying to the department. The Osage Health Department does not maintain divorce and marriage records, instead, the records may be retrieved by sending a request application to the office of the Osage County Court Clerk.

Where and How to Get Osage County Divorce and Marriage Records

Requestors in Osage may retrieve divorce and marriage records by visiting the office of the County Court Clerk or mailing request applications to the office of the County Court Clerk. The County Clerk maintains a record of all court documents on divorce and marriage proceedings in Osage county. The request process requires that requestors provide the necessary information needed to process the vital records requests, which include the full name of the parties to the record and the date of the marriage or divorce. Requestors are also required to pay a $15 search processing fee per record.

The office of the County Court Clerk is located at the address below:

Osage County Court Clerk County government office Pawhuska, OK United States Phone: (918) 287-4104

Where and How to Get Osage County Birth Records

Requesting parties may get county birth records at the Osage State Health Department (OSHD), which provides access to birth records dated as far back as October 1908 to present. Eligible persons, including the subjects of the records, immediate relatives, legal representatives of the subject, and any other person authorized by court order, may retrieve birth records from the office of the OSBD. These individuals may request birth records by mail or in-person by applying for the records at the Osage State Health Department. The first and last name of the subject of the record, the full name of the parents, the date of birth, and the county of birth are the information required for processing requests for birth records. During a request application, requestors must present a valid state-issued ID and pay a $15 processing fee per copy.

Request applications should be sent to the address below:

Osage Health Department 1115 E 15th St, Pawhuska, OK 74056 Phone: (918) 287-3740

Where and How to Get Osage County Death Records

Requestors may retrieve copies of county death records by applying to the Osage State Health Department (OSHD) with request applications in person or by mail. Direct relatives, legal representatives, and other persons authorized by court order in the Osage County Court may retrieve copies of death records dated as far back as 1908 to date. The fee for processing records requests applications is $15 per record, but commemorative heirloom certificates attract a $35 charge. Requestors must provide the following information to facilitate the record request process:

Request applications are processed at the address below:

Osage County Jail Records Search (Oklahoma)

Perform a free Osage County, OK public jail records search, including lookups, bookings, lists, rosters, dockets, registries, and logs.

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Find Osage County Jail Records

Osage County Jail Records are documents created by Oklahoma State and local law enforcement authorities whenever a person is arrested and taken into custody in Osage County, Oklahoma. Jail Records include important information about an individual's criminal history, including arrest logs, booking reports, and detentions in Osage County jails. These records are part of the individual's criminal record.

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How does osage county inmate search work.

Osage County inmate records are public files that anyone can acquire easily. The Freedom of Information Act governs the rules regarding Osage county inmate records which provide a lot of useful insights about a person.

Osage County Parole and Probation

Osage county parole.

Parole is when an incarcerated person is allowed to leave their sentence early because they have followed the rules while serving their time. A parole board rules on who gets to receive parole and who does not. You can review Osage county parole records and find out a lot about a parolee . Some things contained in the Osage county parole files may be information about their punishment and their crimes. You might also get to review details about where they were held and the terms of their parole.

Osage County Probation

Along with those parolees that have been released, you might also be able to review Osage county probation records detailing men and women who were not incarcerated but instead was put on probation. Probation does not come without some rules . Probationers must see a probation officer once a week plus follow other rules. Typically,Osage county criminal records will show the criminal’s crimes, their probationary sentence, and the ruling justice department details who sentenced them. Along with that facts , you may see images , fingerprints, physical details about the probationer , and other details.

Osage County Booking

Osage county bookings are also helpful when looking for stats on whether or not a stranger has been arrested. When a perpetrator is arrested, the officer fills out paperwork and then holds them in a incarceration cell , which essentially becomes their Osage county booking record. It may also include things like fingerprints, photos , physical details, their name, and address, officer in charge , the details of the crime, the location, and any trucks that were involved. The general public has the ability to get a copy of someone’s Osage county booking records without any type of approval .

Osage County Incarceration Statistics

Over the past 45 years, the incarceration rate in OSAGE County has increased by 200% going from 7 inmates yearly to 21 inmates.

Even though women are the fastest growing group of inmates in OSAGE County, men still make up the vast majority of inmates admitted to prison each year - nearly rate of 358 per 100,000 U.S residents yearly across the county.

Inmate Population and Incarceration Rates in Osage County, OK

OSAGE County has th highest jail incarceration rate across Oklahoma, yet from the total of 21 inmates only 21 are currently confined, the rest 1,124 are pretrial inmates and are awaiting trial, being tried, or awaiting a verdict.

Osage County Jail Inmate Population, Jail Pretrial Population and Confined Population, for 2010-2015 years

Osage county incarceration statistics by gender.

In OSAGE County, males are incarcerated in jail at a rate of 373 per 100,000 male U.S. residents, which is nearly 6 times more than female incarceration rate, of 60 per 100,000 female U.S. residents. From 2010 to 2015, the male incarceration rate increased by 4% , while the female incarceration rate lowered by 2% .

Osage County Female Population, Rate & Count for 2010-2015 years

Osage county male population, rate & count for 2010-2015 years, breaking down osage county inmates by race.

In OSAGE County, white people are incarcerated in jail on average at a rate of 199 per 100,000 white U.S. residents, which is higher by 82% from incarceration rate of black people. From 2010 to 2015, the incarceration rate of black people declined by 34% , going from 1,695 to 1,124 per 100,000 black U.S. residents. The Hispanic incarceration rate in OSAGE County is on average at a rate of 534 per 100,000 Hispanic U.S. residents.

Osage County Incarceration Rates by Race, for 2010-2015 years

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The Osage County Jail is the local jail facility for Osage County, Oklahoma. The Osage County Jail is located in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, near the County Fairgrounds. The Osage County Jail replaced the old jail building, which was located next to the County Courthouse.

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The Osage County Jail was built to hold up to 140 inmates, but its daily inmate population has been near 100 inmates since it was opened in 1997. The Osage County Jail holds inmates that have been detained by the Osage County Sheriff’s Office as well as by other local law enforcement agencies, who use the facility to hold and transport prisoners.

Osage County is Oklahoma’s largest county, by area. It is home to the Osage Nation and is coextensive with the Osage Nation Reservation. The county seat is Pawhuska, Oklahoma. While physically large, the county has a small population of less than 50,000 people.

The Osage County Jail uses the Offender Data Information System (ODIS). This system is handled by the Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Center, and allows the Osage County Jail to easily share warrants and inmate information with other agencies in Oklahoma. The booking reports used by the Osage County Jail are generated by the ODIS system.

The Osage County Jail uses Tiger Correctional Services for its jail services, including commissary and inmate trust accounts. Tiger Correctional Services provides commissary services to almost 200 jails in the United States, and prides itself on providing exceptional services and responsiveness. The inmates at Osage County Jail may not have access to the same services as inmates at other facilities serviced by Tiger Correctional Services, so click on an inmate’s name to find out what services are available for that inmate.

The Osage County Jail is under the auspices of the Osage County Sheriff’s Office. The Osage County Sheriff is Eddie Virden. Sheriff Virden appointed a long-time Osage County Sheriff’s Office veteran, Captain Charlie Cartwright, as jail administrator.

Osage County Jail Addresses

Osage County Jail 900 S St. Paul Ave Pawhuska, OK 74056

Attn: Jail Osage County Sheriff’s Office 900 S St. Paul Ave Pawhuska, OK 74056

Inmate Name Osage County Jail 900 S St. Paul Ave Pawhuska, OK 74056

The Osage County Jail does not provide additional instructions for inmate mail on its website. Therefore, before sending inmate mail to the facility, you may want to contact the jail to ensure that the inmate can receive the mail that you want to send. The phone number for the jail is 918-287-4395.

We are providing a list of general rules for inmate mail. These rules may or may not apply to inmates at the Osage County Jail; some jails are more lenient, while others have stricter mail rules. However, following these guidelines would put you in compliance with most jail mail rules.

While you cannot send envelopes, stamps, writing utensils, or writing materials directly to inmates through the mail services, you can use Tiger Correctional Services’ website to purchase these items for inmates on the commissary list. Through commissary you can purchase writing pads, pens, stamps, envelopes, and even some seasonal greeting cards for inmates to use in their correspondence.

In addition, while inmates cannot receive packages in the mail, you can send a number of items to them through commissary services. These items include clothing, hygiene items, sodas, medical items, and some recreational items.

The Osage County Jail’s Phone Number is: 918-287-4395. The Osage County Jail’s fax number is 918-287-4068. The phone number for jail billing is 918-287-9528.

Osage County Jail has a daily booking list that gives the names of all inmates in the jail on the current date. The list is an alphabetized list of all inmates in custody. When you click on the list, you pull up the entire roster of all inmates in jail on that date. Although there is no search function for the list, using the CNTL + F “find” feature on your computer, you could search for an inmate by name, sex, date of birth, booking date, or booking number. In addition to seeing the inmate name on the list, you also see the inmate’s sex, date of birth, booking date, and booking number. For additional information on an inmate, you can click on the inmate’s name. This takes you to the VINE information for the inmate. That information includes custody status, age, and race in addition to the other information. It does not include a booking photo for recently booked inmates, but may include a booking photo if the inmate has been booked for a substantial period of time. The Oklahoma VINE system is a statewide system that allows victims of crime to use the phone or internet to search for information on the custody status of an offender. Victims can register at VINE to receive both telephone and e-mail notifications of any custody status changes for an offender. To contact the Oklahoma VINE system, you may call 877-654-8463.

The Osage County Jail does not provide a list of recent arrests, but its daily booking list provides information on all inmates booked in the jail on a certain dates. By searching that list by booking date, you can compile a list of inmates booked on dates. In addition, Osage County Jail provides historical booking reports , which allow you to find historical inmate booking information, even for inmates that may not be currently incarcerated in the Osage County Jail. These booking reports provide additional inmate information that may not be available in the daily population report, including mugshots of the offenders, where an offender resides, and the charges against the offender.

The Osage County Jail does not maintain a mugshot database. You cannot find booking photos/mugshots of inmates on its daily population list, but they are available in the historical inmate booking reports .

The Osage County Jail does not provide any specific visitation information online, nor is specific visitation information, such as housing pod or other inmate location identifier, available on its booking rosters or daily population lists. Therefore, you need to contact the jail directly to ask about specific visiting information for each inmate. The jail phone number is 918-287-4395.

If you are able to secure visitation with an inmate, it is important to follow rules for jail visitation. Visitors must be able to provide government-issued photo ID with a current address in order to visit. Codefendants, felons, or people who were recently incarcerated in the Osage County Jail will be unable to visit. The number of visitors is limited. Children who are visiting must be accompanied by an adult, and the adult may need to be a parent or legal guardian. No unattended children can be left in the lobby or the visitation room, so only bring the number of children that can be permitted to visit. Do not bring contraband into the jail; doing so not only means that you will not be permitted to visit, but could also subject you to prosecution. Contraband includes: drugs, alcohol, and weapons, but may also include other lists. Check with the jail to find out what items are prohibited. Generally, visitors will not be permitted to bring electronics, including cell phones, into visitation. Visitors must comply with all rules and directions issued by jail staff, or the visit will be terminated and the right to future visits may be removed. Finally, visitors must dress modestly to visit the jail. Generally, clothing must not reveal cleavage, should not bare midriffs, must include all gender-appropriate undergarments, should not be too short, cannot show bare upper arms, cannot be see-through, cannot be too tight, and cannot be otherwise sexually suggestive.

The Osage County Jail does not allow inmates to accept incoming calls. Instead, inmates can place outgoing phone calls. These phone calls are collect calls, though you may be able to set up a billing service that provides a small break on collect call prices. To ensure that you can get a phone call from an inmate, make sure your phone is set up to accept collect phone calls.

In rare cases of emergency, such as a death or serious illness in the family, the jail will relay a message to an inmate to call home. To contact the Osage County Jail in an emergency scenario, you can call the jail at 918-287-4395. Be prepared to provide proof of the emergency.

The Osage County Jail uses Tiger Services to provide commissary services to the inmates at the jail. You can handle deposits online at: Tiger Commissary . Once you arrive at the website, you click on the first letter of the inmate’s last name in order to locate the inmate. Once you have selected an inmate, you are given options. You may purchase items for that inmate from the commissary list. Inmate commissary lists may vary, based on an inmate’s security level and whether the inmate is facing any type of disciplinary action. Some products that are available include: shampoo, soap, deodorant, feminine hygiene products, lip balm, cola soft drinks, crew socks, stamped envelopes, writing pads, t-shirts, boxers, conditioner, lotion, bras, panties, batteries, chess sets, checkers sets, pillows, ear plugs, cards, playing cards, reading glasses, crossword puzzle books, and word find books. The Osage County Jail does not make candy and snack products available through commissary. You can order commissary items directly for an inmate at the website.

At the website, you can also choose to make a web deposit into an inmate’s commissary account. By depositing into the commissary account, you give the inmate the ability to use the money to pick what he or she wants to order from the commissary. To make a deposit, you need the inmate’s name, and your credit card information. All deposits are subject to a 12% processing fee.

It can be difficult to find bail/bond information on inmates in the Osage County Jail. The limited information in the daily population report does not list the charges against the inmates or the bail/bond that may have been ordered. However, you can find that information in some of the historical reports. Unfortunately, that may not be helpful if you wish to bail or bond out an inmate shortly after his or her arrest. The best way to find out information about an inmate’s bail or bond situation is to contact the jail at 918-287-4395.

Like most states, Oklahoma uses a cash bail system. The judge orders an amount of bail that must be paid in order to secure a defendant’s release from jail. If you can pay the full amount in cash, then the full amount is refundable to you as long as the defendant appears at any scheduled court dates, regardless of the outcome of the criminal case against the defendant. However, many bail amounts are high enough that friends and family cannot pay the full amount of the bail. In those circumstances, you can use the services of a bail bondsman. A bail bondsman charges a fee, usually ten percent of the total bail, and, in return, guarantees the court that the defendant will appear. The fee is non-refundable. In addition, you may need to secure the promise by pledging something to the bail bondsman in the event that the defendant does not appear at court.

The Osage County Jail will not recommend any specific bondsmen, but you can find them by looking online or in the Yellow Pages. A criminal defense attorney may also be able to help you find a reputable bondsman.

The local jail facility for Osage County, Oklahoma is the Osage County Jail, which is located in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, near the County Fairgrounds. Although it was built to hold 140 inmates, it is one of the rare county jails that is not experiencing overcrowding and has a daily inmate population that is consistently near 100 inmates. The jail holds people detained by local law enforcement agencies throughout Osage County, including the Osage County Sheriff’s Office.

The Osage County Jail uses both the Oklahoma VINE and the Oklahoma statewide Offender Data Information System (ODIS). Both of these systems are handled by the Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Center, so that Osage County can quickly and effectively communicate with other agencies and get offender status information to victims.

The Osage County Jail uses Tiger Services to provide both commissary and inmate trust account services. To utilize those services, you visit Tiger Services’ website, select the Osage County Jail, and then select the inmate by last name.

The jail administrator is Captain Charlie Cartwright and the Osage County Sheriff is Eddie Virden. The Osage County Jail is located at 900 S St. Paul Ave, Pawhuska, OK 74056. The Osage County Jail’s Phone Number is 918-287-4395.

Prison Overview

Year Built or Opened: 1997 Warden or Supervisor: Jail Administrator Charlie Cartwright Daily Inmate Count: 121 Total Capacity: 140 Security Level(s): medium

900 South Saint Paul Avenue Pawhuska, OK 74056-5860

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Phone Number(s): 918-287-4295 Fax Number: 918-287-6012 Email Address: [email protected]

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