Creek County Released Inmates Lookup

Creek County released inmate records and current booking information are maintained by the Creek County Sheriff's Office in Sapulpa. The official inmate roster at creekcountysheriff.com gives you access to both current and recently released inmates, with options to sort by name or date. The site includes mugshots and charge details. This guide covers how to use the online roster, what to do when you need older records, and how state and court systems fit into your search for Creek County inmate information.

Creek County Sheriff's Office

The Creek County Sheriff's Office is located at 301 East Lee Avenue in Sapulpa. The jail itself sits at 9175 Ridgeview St, also in Sapulpa. The Sheriff's Office maintains all local booking records and operates the online inmate roster. The facility is a medium-security jail that holds pre-trial inmates and people serving sentences of up to two years.

Creek County reported 597 arrests in 2020, with adults making up 97.4 percent of that total. Drug-related arrests account for a significant share of bookings. The Sheriff's Office also maintains a most-wanted list at creekcountysheriff.com/wanted.php. Records held by the Sheriff are governed by the Oklahoma Open Records Act and the county follows the access rules in Title 51, Section 24A.8.

How to Search Creek County Inmate Records

The Creek County Sheriff's Office roster at creekcountysheriff.com/roster.php is a well-organized online tool. The roster shows bookings sorted newest to oldest or oldest to newest. You can filter to view only current inmates or switch to a released inmates view. Each entry shows the booking number, booking date and time, charges, and a "View Profile" link with detailed information including mugshot.

The Records Division at 306 E. 1st Street in Sapulpa handles formal records requests. You can also call the Sheriff's Office at (918) 227-6374 or the jail at 918-224-4964 for phone inquiries. The creekrecords.us/inmate-search site provides background on what records are public and how to access them under Oklahoma Statutes Title 51, Section 24A.8.

The Creek County inmate records guide at creekrecords.us explains what public records are available and how to access them under Oklahoma statute.

Public records include full name, mugshot, date of birth, custody status, facility location, booking date, charges, bond, court dates, and release date for people in custody at the Creek County facility.

What Creek County Inmate Records Show

Creek County inmate records are maintained pursuant to Oklahoma Statutes Title 51, Section 24A.8. Public records for people in custody include full name, mugshot, date of birth, custody status, facility location, booking date, charges, bond amount, court dates, and release date. These details are available to anyone who requests them while the person is in custody or still under supervision.

Exempt from public disclosure are personal privacy information, confidential source details, records that could endanger safety, medical records, and attorney-client communications. The Records Division enforces these limits when responding to requests. For people fully released and off supervision, the closed record exception in the Oklahoma Open Records Act applies and those records are not available to the public.

Note: Creek County's roster specifically includes a "released" filter, which is somewhat unusual. Check whether the person appears in that section before calling, as it may show recent releases still within the system.

VINE Victim Notifications for Creek County

VINE tracks inmate custody status in Creek County and sends alerts when things change. If you need to know when someone is released or moved, register at vinelink.vineapps.com or call 877-654-8463. The service is free and available every day around the clock.

VINE covers most Oklahoma county jails including Creek County. You can choose to get notified by phone, text, or email. The service is most useful for victims who need real-time information about an offender's custody status without having to call the jail repeatedly. It works as an independent check alongside the online roster.

Oklahoma Open Records Act

Creek County follows the Oklahoma Open Records Act at Title 51, Sections 24A.1 through 24A.29. The Act requires government agencies to make records open to inspection and copying. For law enforcement, Section 24A.8 defines what must be released. Booking records for people in custody are public. Records for people fully released and no longer supervised are closed under the Act's exception for released inmates.

Requests must be made during regular business hours. The agency may charge a reasonable fee for document reproduction. If a request is denied, the agency must explain why. The state Attorney General's office can advise on disputed requests. Creek County's Records Division at 306 E. 1st Street in Sapulpa handles formal inquiries.

Oklahoma DOC and State Records

For people who moved from a Creek County jail to a state prison, the Oklahoma DOC offender search at okoffender.doc.ok.gov shows current state custody status. The DOC system is separate from the county jail and covers all state facilities. Search by name, DOC number, or date of birth.

Released state inmates are a closed record at the DOC level as well. Closed records requests go to P.O. Box 11400, Oklahoma City, OK 73136-0400. For a full criminal history search, the OSBI offers name-based searches for $15 and fingerprint-based checks for $19 through its Criminal History Information Request Portal.

Court Records for Creek County

Criminal cases from Creek County bookings end up in district court. The Oklahoma State Courts Network at oscn.net provides free public access to those case records. Search by party name or case number to find filings, charges, hearing outcomes, and final dispositions. Historical records go back many years.

On Demand Court Records at odcr.com covers participating courts and allows more detailed filtering. Together these two systems let you follow a Creek County arrest from booking through final court outcome. Both are free to search and updated regularly with current filings.

Cities in Creek County

Creek County includes Sapulpa as the county seat along with several other communities. All county-level bookings are handled at the Creek County jail in Sapulpa.

Other communities in Creek County include Bristow, Drumright, Kellyville, Kiefer, Mannford, Mounds, and Shamrock. None currently qualify as a major city with its own page on this site. All bookings go through the Creek County Sheriff's Office.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Creek County and each maintains its own separate inmate records system.