The Pushmataha County Inmate Population
Pushmataha County's detention map has one mapped local jail: Pushmataha County Sheriff's Office and Pushmataha County Jail in Antlers. The jail is the county-level hold point for adults arrested by sheriff's deputies, Antlers Police, and other local officers when a person is kept before release, bond, court, transfer, or sentence. No state prison, Bureau of Prisons institution, or ICE detention facility was found inside Pushmataha County, so the local inmate population is not the same as every person convicted in a Pushmataha case.
Current jail numbers were not published in an official county dashboard. The strongest public references are dated scale markers: a 2013 local jail count and a 2022 phone-rate appendix that listed the jail as a small facility. The Pushmataha County inmate population moves for common reasons: new arrests, releases, bond decisions, warrants, transport to court, holds from other agencies, and transfer to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections after sentencing. A March 2025 fire or explosion at the sheriff and jail complex also makes direct confirmation important because news reports said inmates were moved temporarily to nearby jails.
Pushmataha County Inmate Population Statistics
Pushmataha County does not publish a current average daily population table, annual booking report, current rated capacity page, or demographic jail report in the official sources reviewed. That absence matters. It means the best public answer is not a live number, but a set of sourced limits and dated references. The Prisoners of the Census Oklahoma correctional-population table lists Pushmataha County Jail with 17 local occupants on December 31, 2013. The Prison Policy Initiative 2022 phone-rate appendix lists Pushmataha County Jail as a 38-person jail using NCIC for phone service.
| Measure | Figure | Source / Year |
|---|---|---|
| Current average daily population | Not located | No official county dashboard found |
| Current official rated capacity | Not located | No local capacity page found |
| Local jail occupants | 17 | Prisoners of the Census, 12/31/2013 |
| Jail size listing | 38 | Prison Policy Initiative phone appendix, 2022 |
| National jail average daily population | 664,800 | BJS Jail Inmates in 2023 |
| Oklahoma pretrial share | 67% | Vera Oklahoma trends, statewide context |
Pushmataha County Jail Population Trends
The local trend line is thin because no annual Pushmataha jail population series was found. Still, the known points describe a rural jail, not a large urban detention center. The 2013 count is a single-day local population count. The 2022 listing is not an average daily population, but it gives a size reference. The 2025 news coverage is not a population report either, but it is an operational event because inmates were reported as moved to Choctaw and Atoka county jails during the fire response.
| Date / Year | Public figure | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| 12/31/2013 | 17 local occupants | Single-day count from Prisoners of the Census |
| 2022 | 38-person jail listing | Facility size reference from phone-rate appendix |
| 2025 | No count published | Fire reports noted temporary inmate transfer, not population total |
| 2026 | No current dashboard located | Call the jail for current custody status |
Statewide context can help set expectations, but it should not be used as a Pushmataha County count. Vera's Oklahoma data reports a large statewide pretrial share, which means many people in local jails have not been convicted on the pending charge. For one Pushmataha County inmate, the more useful question is narrower: is the person booked locally, released, held elsewhere, or already sentenced to ODOC?
Pushmataha County Jail Records Law
Public access to jail data in Pushmataha County comes from Oklahoma law and the records kept by the office that holds the record. The Oklahoma Open Records Act says public records are open unless a law makes them confidential or exempt. For law-enforcement records, 51 O.S. Section 24A.8 supports access to arrestee descriptions and basic facts about an arrest if the agency keeps those records.
Key access rules:
51 O.S. Section 24A.5 sets the general open-records rule for public bodies.
51 O.S. Section 24A.8 covers releasable law-enforcement arrest facts and arrestee descriptions.
74 O.S. Sections 192 through 193 place Oklahoma detention facilities under jail standards and OSDH inspection authority.
The same law does not require Pushmataha County to maintain a public online roster, a live population dashboard, or a mugshot gallery. It also does not override sealed records, juvenile protections, medical privacy, victim data, active-investigation limits, or expungement orders. For non-online jail records, the practical request starts with the sheriff's office.
Search Pushmataha County Inmates
No official Pushmataha County online jail roster was located in the research. That changes the search flow. A current Pushmataha County inmate search should begin with the jail phone line, then use Oklahoma VINE, court portals, ODOC, BOP, or ICE depending on the custody system. Private jail roster sites may appear in search results, but they are not the confirmed local source for current custody.
- Call Pushmataha County Jail or the sheriff's office at 580-298-2475 with the person's full name, date of birth if known, arrest date if known, and arresting agency.
- Ask whether the person is in Antlers, released, transferred, held in another county, or awaiting pickup by another agency.
- Check Oklahoma VINE for custody status and notification enrollment.
- Search OSCN or ODCR after the case is filed to find charges, case numbers, bond events, and court dates.
- Use the Oklahoma Department of Corrections offender lookup after sentencing or transfer to state custody.
- Use the BOP inmate locator for federal prison custody and ICE ODLS for immigration detention searches.
Pushmataha County Roster Search Fields
Because no official Pushmataha jail roster search form was found, there are no confirmed county portal fields to copy. The useful fields are the details a caller or records requester should have ready. For statewide tools, the available search fields differ by system. VINE is built around name and notification matching, ODOC is for sentenced offenders, and BOP searches by federal number or name.
| System | Field or detail | Use | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pushmataha jail phone | Full legal name | Current custody confirmation | Add DOB, arrest date, agency, and case number if known |
| Oklahoma VINE | Name and notification registration | Custody status alerts | May not show full booking sheet details |
| ODOC | Name or ODOC number | State sentenced custody | County inmates may wait months before ODOC transfer |
| BOP | Register number or name | Federal prison custody | Results show location and release date fields |
| OSCN / ODCR | Party name, case number, county, case type | Court records after arrest | Court filing is separate from jail booking |
Pushmataha County Inmate Record Fields
An official online Pushmataha inmate profile could not be inspected, so the page should not claim that a public county website shows a mugshot, housing unit, booking number, or per-charge bond. Those fields may exist in the jail management record or booking sheet. Public access depends on what the sheriff's office keeps, what it releases by phone, and what must be requested under Oklahoma law.
| Field to request | What it may show |
|---|---|
| Name and arrestee description | Identifying details if kept and releasable under 51 O.S. Section 24A.8 |
| Booking date or time | When the person entered jail custody |
| Arresting agency | Sheriff, Antlers Police, OHP, tribal, federal, or another agency if listed |
| Booking charge | Initial allegation, which may differ from filed court charges |
| Bond or hold | Release amount, no-bond hold, detainer, or agency hold if releasable |
| Custody status | In custody, released, transferred, or housed elsewhere when confirmed |
| Booking photo | Availability must be confirmed with sheriff records |
Pushmataha County Lookup Sources
The OSCN docket search is one of the main public court-record tools for a Pushmataha County arrest once a case is filed.
Use court search results to confirm case numbers, filed charges, hearing dates, and warrant events, not to prove that the person is still in jail.
The Oklahoma VINE page is the statewide custody-status and notification entry point for Oklahoma.
VINE is useful when the reader needs release or custody-status notifications, while sheriff records remain the local source for the booking sheet.
Pushmataha County Jail vs Prison
A county jail search and a state prison search answer different questions. Pushmataha County Jail covers local detention tied to arrest, bond, court, short local sentences, and agency holds. ODOC covers people sentenced into the state system. ODOC says transport from county jail to state custody normally can take six to nine months after sentencing, so a sentenced person may still be physically in a county jail for a time.
| Question | County jail route | State or federal route |
|---|---|---|
| Recent arrest | Call Pushmataha jail and check VINE | Search court records after filing |
| Sentenced Oklahoma prison case | May still be awaiting transfer | Search ODOC offender lookup |
| Federal prison custody | County jail may only show local hold if involved | Search BOP after federal designation |
| Immigration custody | County may hold before transfer if a detainer exists | Search ICE ODLS |
Pushmataha County Detention Facility
The facility map resolves to one local detention facility. Pushmataha County Jail holds the county-level adult jail population in Antlers. It is operated by the Pushmataha County Sheriff's Office, and the most consistent official address source lists the jail and sheriff complex at 207 SW 3rd St, Antlers, OK 74523.
- Pushmataha County Jail holds adult pretrial detainees, short-term local custody, warrants, local holds, and people awaiting transfer when applicable.
The sheriff's official Facebook page is a local notice channel and lists the office as always open. It should not be treated as a complete records portal. When the jail status, visitor access, or current housing location matters, call the jail before traveling.
Pushmataha County Inmate Population FAQ
Is there a Pushmataha County online jail roster? No official county jail roster was located in the research. Start with the sheriff and jail phone line, then use VINE and court records as backup channels.
How big is the Pushmataha County inmate population? A current official daily population was not found. Public scale references include 17 local jail occupants in 2013 and a 38-person jail listing in a 2022 phone-rate appendix.
Where are sentenced inmates from Pushmataha County found? Search ODOC after sentencing or transfer. County custody and state prison custody are separate, and ODOC notes that county-to-state transport can take months.
Are booking photos online? No official Pushmataha mugshot gallery was located. Ask the sheriff's office whether a booking photo exists and whether a records request is needed.
- Detainer
- A request or hold from another agency that can affect release.
- PR bond
- Release based on a promise to appear, sometimes with conditions.
- Classification
- Jail review used to decide housing and security needs.
- ODOC
- Oklahoma Department of Corrections, the state prison system.
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