Pushmataha County Jail Release Routes
Pushmataha County Jail is the primary local booking and detention point in Antlers. The Pushmataha County Sheriff operates it. A person may leave after bond or recognizance, dismissal, credit for time served, sentence satisfaction, a suspended sentence, or another court action. Those paths end local confinement and may return the person to the community while a case or supervision term continues.
Other exits move custody rather than end it. Jail staff may deliver a person to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, another county, the U.S. Marshals Service, or ICE. The local discharge record should identify the manner of exit and any receiving agency. A state transfer is not release from custody. It ends the Pushmataha County Jail episode and starts a different agency's record.
| Exit from the jail | What it means | Where to verify next |
|---|---|---|
| Bond or recognizance | County custody ends while the case can continue. | Sheriff release entry and court bond order |
| Dismissal or time served | A case or custodial term may be complete, subject to holds. | Filed court order and jail discharge entry |
| ODOC transfer | State custody begins after the county episode. | Sheriff record and ODOC offender record |
| Another county or USMS | A different criminal-justice authority takes custody. | Both sending and receiving agency records |
| ICE handoff | Immigration custody may follow local release authority. | Sheriff discharge entry and ICE locator or records |
Confirm Pushmataha Jail Releases
No official Pushmataha County web roster or release feed was verified. The direct route begins with the office that controlled the physical custody episode. Provide strong identifiers and ask two separate questions: whether the person is currently held, and what date and manner of discharge appears in the jail record. The second question prevents “not here” from becoming an unsupported claim of community release.
- Gather the full name, aliases, date of birth or booking number, and approximate booking or release range.
- Call the Pushmataha County Sheriff's Office and ask whether the person is currently in its custody.
- If not, request the date and manner of discharge plus the name of any receiving authority.
- Search the exact person in OK VINE and compare the reporting agency, identity details, and displayed event.
- Check the Pushmataha court case for the order or judgment, then confirm any transfer in the receiving system.
Removal from a current-custody view does not distinguish bond, transfer, data lag, or another hold.
The full county search and request route is maintained on the Pushmataha County released inmates page. Use it when the last custodian is uncertain or more than one jurisdiction appears in the case.
Pushmataha Jail Release Contact
Current OACP and OBNDD directory sources corroborate the sheriff's Antlers address and main telephone number. No separate booking line, local records hours, or official web request channel was found. Call before an in-person visit and ask for the records custodian, accepted request method, inspection hours, and any estimated copy charge.
Pushmataha County Sheriff's Office and Jail207 SW 3rd Street
Antlers, Oklahoma 74523
580-298-2475
Records hours: confirm by telephone
The OACP sheriff directory is the official association source used for current contact navigation.
The directory image supports the contact route only. It is not a live jail roster, a release result, or a records-request form.
Pushmataha Jail Discharge Register
The key local record is the original jail register required by 57 O.S. §48. It records each prisoner's name, commitment date, cause and authority, a description in a criminal matter, and the date or manner of discharge or escape. The sheriff must preserve the original and deliver it to a successor. This makes the register more durable than a rolling website that may show only current detainees.
51 O.S. §24A.8 identifies jail-register information among open law-enforcement records, and Attorney General Opinion 95-48 supports access to booking and discharge material. These sources do not require the sheriff to post a web list or invent a report. They support a request for the existing entry tied to a named booking.
| Register field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Name | Connects the entry to the correct person. |
| Commitment date | Marks entry into this county custody episode. |
| Cause and authority | Shows the legal basis for confinement. |
| Description | Helps distinguish records in a criminal matter. |
| Date or manner of discharge or escape | Identifies how the county episode ended. |
Note: The preserved register can remain available even when no public Pushmataha County Jail release screen exists.
Request Pushmataha Jail Release Records
A precise request should identify an existing record and a manageable date range. Ask for the §48 entry and any existing booking or release sheet. Include the full name and aliases, date of birth or booking number, booking range, charges or case, bond and holds, release date and time, release type or authority, and destination or transfer agency. A booking photograph may also be requested if maintained and nonexempt.
- Call the sheriff to confirm the delivery method, records custodian, inspection hours, and estimated charges.
- State that the request is made under the Oklahoma Open Records Act and name the §48 jail-register entry.
- Request electronic delivery and ask for the legal basis if any part is withheld.
- Ask the office to release reasonably separable public portions if another field is exempt.
- Compare the returned date, manner, and receiving agency with the related court or custody source.
Oklahoma law generally caps ordinary copies at $0.25 per page for pages of the stated size and certified copies at $1. No local Pushmataha County Sheriff fee schedule was verified, so do not assume those are the exact total charges. Search fees are restricted by the Open Records Act. Obtain an estimate first.
Pushmataha Jail Release Cross-Checks
OK VINE receives custody changes from county jails and ODOC throughout Oklahoma. Search one person, verify the reporting agency, and preserve the exact event label. A VINE release event confirms that the supplying agency ended an episode. It does not define the local release code, guarantee permanent history, or rule out a transfer. Call the Pushmataha County Jail when the destination is unclear.
OSCN and ODCR supply court context. A bond event, dismissal, judgment, sentence, time-served credit, suspended term, or revocation can explain legal authority. Yet the court screen is not the physical exit log. A bond order can precede a hold check, and a pending case can remain after release. Certified records come from the Pushmataha Court Clerk at 302 SW B Street in Antlers, 580-298-2274.
If ODOC took custody, use its offender lookup and records office. Search by ODOC number when available and compare the Pushmataha case, photo, descriptors, and sentence rows. For a federal sentence use BOP. For federal pretrial custody, USMS and the actual contract facility may be the better route.
Pushmataha Jail Release to ICE
An immigration detainer can turn an otherwise authorized local release into a handoff. ICE describes the request as notice plus continued custody for up to 48 hours beyond the point when local release would otherwise occur, allowing the Department of Homeland Security to assume custody. The Pushmataha jail register should still record how county custody ended.
When the sheriff identifies ICE as the recipient, use the ICE detainee locator with the nine-digit A-number or exact biographical details. ICE states that the locator includes current custody and certain releases from ICE custody within the last 60 days. Data delay and safety limits make a negative result inconclusive. The county handoff and a later immigration release are two distinct events.
Do not label the county exit as freedom to the community without checking the receiving record. The same principle applies to ODOC, another jail, and USMS transfers.
About Pushmataha County Jail
The jail is a county facility operated by the Pushmataha County Sheriff for local booking and detention. Oklahoma State Department of Health standards govern city and county detention facilities, including admission and release procedures. No authoritative local capacity, average population, average stay, fixed release hours, property-pickup rule, weekend schedule, or average processing time was found. Those details should not be guessed.
No official Pushmataha County Jail roster, recent-release feed, booking archive, mobile app, photo policy, online cadence, or web-retention window was verified. That absence makes the records custodian, statutory register, VINE, and court docket the honest access chain. It also prevents use of a current roster as a historical release source.
- County jail
- A local booking and detention facility, not an ODOC state prison.
- Discharge entry
- The record of the date or manner that this jail's custody episode ended.
- Transfer
- A move to another custodian, not freedom from all custody.
- Receiving authority
- The agency that accepted the person after the county exit.
Pushmataha Jail Release Location History
KXII reported that the sheriff temporarily operated from Antlers Police after a fire in 2020. That event can explain why an older source mentions a temporary location. It is history, not present release-record guidance.
Current OACP and OBNDD directory sources point back to 207 SW 3rd Street. Use the current main number before travel because local records hours were not published in the reviewed sources. A dated news address should not replace the latest official directory.
Note: Historical relocation reports can explain an old address, but current official directory contacts should guide a Pushmataha County Jail request.