Where are people arrested in Tulsa County booked?

People arrested within Tulsa County on misdemeanor or felony charges are generally processed at the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center, located at 300 North Denver Avenue in Tulsa. A person may be medically rejected, released, cited or held by another jurisdiction instead.

How do I find the final outcome of a Tulsa County arrest?

Search the Oklahoma State Courts Network and select Tulsa County District Court. Review the docket for filed charges, amended counts, warrants, hearings, dismissal, plea, judgment and sentence. A jail booking charge is not the final court disposition.

When can family visit someone in Tulsa County Jail?

The Sheriff's Office currently publishes onsite non-contact visiting on Fridays and Saturdays between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Onsite visits are limited to approved documented immediate relatives. All prospective visitors must submit the required application and receive approval.

How much does an Oklahoma criminal-history search cost?

The OSBI CHIRP portal currently charges 15 dollars for each Oklahoma name-based criminal-history search and a single 1 dollar online transaction fee. Up to three alias names may be included without another criminal-history search fee.

How do I correct an inaccurate Oklahoma criminal history?

Obtain the record, identify the incorrect arrest or disposition and collect supporting police or certified court documents. Follow the OSBI record-review or challenge procedure and contact the originating agency or court when it must correct its source submission.

Can a Tulsa County arrest record be expunged?

Some Oklahoma arrests and criminal cases qualify for expungement under Section 18, Section 991(c) or another Oklahoma provision. Eligibility depends on the case result, offense, waiting period and criminal history. A signed expungement order must be obtained from the proper court and delivered to the agencies named in the order.

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Q: How do I search Tulsa County arrest records?

Use the official Tulsa County Inmate Information Center to search people booked into the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. Start with the last name, open every possible match and verify the DLM number, booking ID, age, arrest date, charges and arresting agency.

Q: How do I request a Tulsa Police arrest report?

Submit a focused request through the Tulsa Police Open Records Center. Include the arrested person's name, approximate arrest date, report number, arrest location, booking identifier and court case number when known.

Q: How do I check Tulsa warrants?

Search both Tulsa Municipal Court warrants and Tulsa County District Court warrants through the official Tulsa Police warrant-search page. Confirm a possible match with the issuing court or warrant desk before relying on it.

Q: What is the Tulsa County inmate mailing address?

Address personal mail to the inmate's full name and DLM number, care of David L. Moss, 300 North Denver Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103. Confirm current custody and the DLM number before mailing.

Start here

Which Tulsa record answers your question?

DAVID L. MOSS Is the person in county jail?

Search current custody, booking ID, DLM number, charges, bond and housing information.

Use for active Tulsa County Jail custody.

ARRESTING AGENCY What did officers report?

Request the arrest report, incident report, arrest-and-booking sheet, video or releasable supplements.

Send the request to TPD, TCSO or the named agency.

OSCN COURT DOCKET What happened to the charge?

Find the filed counts, warrants, hearings, plea, dismissal, judgment and sentence.

Select Tulsa County District Court.

MUNICIPAL COURT Was it a city misdemeanor?

Some Tulsa municipal citations and misdemeanor cases remain in Tulsa Municipal Court.

Do not assume every Tulsa arrest creates a district-court case.

OSBI CHIRP What appears statewide?

Run a name-and-date-of-birth search of Oklahoma’s computerized criminal-history database.

Not limited to Tulsa County bookings.

Best verification sequence: Find the booking, save every identifier, identify the arresting agency, search the correct court and locate the final disposition for every charge.

Go directly to the Tulsa County task

Official custody search

How to search Tulsa County Jail records

Open the Tulsa County Inmate Information Center Use the official county system rather than a paid people-search website. Open the Tulsa County inmate search

Select the name-search option Use Search by Name when the booking or DLM number is unknown.

Start with the last name A surname-only search helps when the first name, suffix or middle name is entered differently.

Add the first name gradually Narrow the result only when the surname produces too many possible people.

Open every possible match Do not rely on the first result or a familiar photograph.

Match the age and identity data Compare the name, age, booking date and other available identifiers.

Save the DLM and booking identifiers Use them for jail calls, visitor applications, mail, money and court matching.

Read every charge and hold One jail entry can include several Tulsa County, municipal or outside-jurisdiction matters.

Confirm the arresting agency Tulsa Police, Tulsa County Sheriff, a suburban department, state police or another agency may have made the arrest.

Continue to OSCN Search the court case to determine what was formally filed and how the case ended. Search the Tulsa County court docket

New arrest delay: Identification, medical screening, report review, fingerprints, photographs and computer entry can delay a recent booking result.

Booking process

What happens at the David L. Moss jail?

Arrest report review Booking officers receive and review the report submitted by the arresting officer.

Sally-port reception and search The person is searched to prevent weapons, drugs and other contraband from entering the facility.

Medical screening Booking personnel or a nurse evaluate obvious injuries and potentially serious conditions.

Medical clearance when needed A person may be rejected from jail until outside treatment is completed and medical clearance is received.

Charges and identity processing Staff explain the received charges, take fingerprints and a photograph and create an identification card.

Telephone access After processing, the person can make calls to arrange bond or notify family and friends.

Classification interview Staff assess the person and arrange appropriate housing.

Bond, release or housing A person who cannot obtain release is issued jail clothing and assigned to a housing unit.

Result decoder

What Tulsa County jail fields mean

Booking fields, limitations and next actions
Field	What it identifies	What it does not prove	Next action
DLM number	The person in the David L. Moss jail system.	The final criminal outcome.	Use it for mail, visits and jail services.
Booking ID	A particular Tulsa County custody event.	Every booking allegation became a court charge.	Match it with the arrest date and case.
Booking date	When the jail intake process was recorded.	The exact date of the alleged offense.	Compare the police and court dates.
Arresting agency	The department responsible for the arrest.	The jail or Sheriff wrote the arrest report.	Request the report from the named agency.
Charge description	An allegation received during arrest or intake.	What prosecutors ultimately filed.	Read the OSCN court docket.
Case number	A court matter connected to the booking.	Every charge belongs to the same case.	Search each case separately.
Bond amount	A release amount or court entry for one matter.	Paying it clears every hold or case.	Confirm all active matters before paying.
Hold or detainer	Another court or agency may control release.	The Tulsa bond amount controls the entire booking.	Ask which agency owns the hold.
Housing	The person’s current jail assignment when displayed.	The assignment will remain unchanged.	Recheck before an onsite visit.
Release	That the listed custody event ended.	Dismissal, acquittal or innocence.	Find the final court disposition.

Identity safeguard

Verify the correct person before using the record

Full first and last names match

Middle name, alias or suffix is consistent

Age or date of birth is consistent

Booking date matches the known arrest

Arresting agency matches the location

DLM or booking number matches another record

Court case follows the same event

Charge and timeline are reasonably consistent

Minimum identity rule: Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing an accusation or treating a result as belonging to a particular person.

No-result troubleshooting

No Tulsa County jail record found?

Booking is still underway Report review, identification, fingerprints and medical screening can delay the result.

The name is different Try the surname alone, former surnames, aliases, hyphens and suffix variations.

The person was medically rejected The person may remain at a hospital until medically cleared for jail.

The person was released quickly A citation, recognizance release or rapid bond can shorten the visible custody period.

The arrest occurred outside Tulsa County Search the jail serving the place where the person was taken into custody.

Another agency holds the person Check a municipal jail, ODOC, federal custody or another county.

The court case is municipal A City of Tulsa misdemeanor may not appear as a Tulsa County District Court case.

The record is restricted Juvenile, expunged and legally confidential records may not be publicly available.

Missing-custody call script

I am trying to confirm the booking or custody status of [full legal name], date of birth or age [information]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is being processed, held, released, medically rejected, transferred or listed under another identifier?

Arrest-to-court lifecycle

Follow a Tulsa arrest through the justice system

Law-enforcement incident Tulsa Police, the Sheriff or another agency creates its incident and arrest documentation.

David L. Moss booking Jail staff create the custody record, fingerprint the person and enter the received charges.

First court review A judge addresses counsel, release, bond, detention and future court dates.

Prosecutor filing decision The District Attorney or municipal prosecutor can file, change or decline charges.

Court proceedings The docket can include warrants, discovery, motions, amended counts, hearings and trial.

Disposition Each charge may end through dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction or another court order.

County, state or community custody A sentenced person may remain locally, enter ODOC or receive probation or another disposition.

Correction or expungement Inaccurate data can be challenged, and an eligible record may later be expunged.

Record custodian

Which Tulsa office maintains each record?

Send the request to the agency that created or maintains the record
Record needed	Correct office	Information to provide	Common mistake
Current jail custody	David L. Moss / Tulsa County Sheriff	Name, birth date, DLM and booking number.	Calling the court clerk for housing information.
Tulsa Police arrest report	Tulsa Police Records	Name, arrest date, location and report number.	Requesting the police narrative from the jail.
Sheriff arrest report	Tulsa County Sheriff Records	Report number, arrest date, location and name.	Sending a Sheriff request to TPD.
Filed state charge	Tulsa County District Court Clerk	Tulsa County case number or accurate party details.	Treating the jail charge as the final court charge.
City misdemeanor case	Tulsa Municipal Court Clerk	Citation, municipal case number, name and date.	Searching only OSCN.
Oklahoma criminal history	Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation	Name, date of birth and useful aliases.	Assuming a Tulsa jail search covers the whole state.

Tulsa Police records

Request a Tulsa Police arrest report or video

Tulsa Police Records
Mail: Records Custodian, Tulsa Police Records, P.O. Box 1027, Tulsa, OK 74103
Records questions: 918-596-9286
Police non-emergency: 918-596-9222

Confirm TPD made the arrest Check the arresting-agency field before submitting the request.

Choose the exact document Ask for the arrest-and-booking data sheet, incident report, body-camera video or another identified record.

Provide the arrested person’s name TPD states that an arrest-data request must identify the individual arrested.

Provide the approximate arrest date Narrow the date to within a few days of the actual arrest whenever possible.

Add every known identifier Include the TPD report number, DLM number, booking ID, arrest location and court case number.

Request the record through the online center Choose records, video or another specific category. Open the Tulsa Police records portal

Request electronic delivery Electronic delivery can reduce printing and mailing costs.

Set a cost limit Ask for written approval before the request exceeds a stated amount.

Published Tulsa Police copy charges

TPD record-copy fees
Record service	Published charge	Important detail
Police record up to 10 pages	$3	Applies to a qualifying record copy under city ordinance.
Each page over 10	$1 per page	Confirm the estimated page count before ordering.
Other ordinary document copies	$0.25 per page	Used for specified records not assigned another charge.
Crime victim copy	One free qualifying copy	Applies to a person identified as the crime victim.
Images, video or computer reproduction	Actual reproduction or authorized cost	Redaction and media work can affect the total.

Copy-ready Tulsa Police request

Under the Oklahoma Open Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable arrest-and-booking data sheet, incident report, arrest report and specifically identified supplements concerning [full legal name], for the arrest or incident on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are TPD report number [number], DLM number [number], booking ID [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount], and identify the basis for information withheld or redacted.

Tulsa Police states that generalized or blanket requests may not identify the requested document with enough certainty. Name the record, person, date and event.

Sheriff reports

Request Tulsa County Sheriff arrest or jail records

Confirm the Sheriff created the requested record TCSO may maintain the jail record even when another police department created the incident report.

Identify the record precisely Ask for the Sheriff incident report, arrest report, booking record, jail information or body-camera material.

Add the DLM and booking numbers These identifiers reduce the risk of retrieving the wrong custody event.

Use the official request form Body-camera footage and 911 audio require the published open-record request form. Open Tulsa Sheriff records instructions

Ask for a cost estimate TCSO uses the Tulsa County Clerk fee schedule for public-record copies.

State when you are the crime victim TCSO states that crime victims are entitled to one free copy of their incident report.

Copy-ready Sheriff request

I request an electronic copy of the releasable Tulsa County Sheriff incident report, arrest report, jail-booking record and identified supplements for [full legal name] concerning the event on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are Sheriff report number [number], DLM number [number], booking ID [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide an estimate before charges exceed $[amount].

OSCN court verification

Search the Tulsa County criminal court docket

Open OSCN Docket Search Use the official Oklahoma State Courts Network. Open OSCN court search

Select Tulsa County District Court Do not leave the county selection on another Oklahoma court.

Search by case number when known Tulsa criminal case numbers commonly begin with a case-type prefix such as CF or CM.

Otherwise search by party name Enter the defendant’s legal surname and first name.

Open every plausible Tulsa case Separate municipal, misdemeanor, felony and unrelated same-name cases.

Match the filing and arrest timeline The court filing date can be later than the jail booking date.

Find the filed charges Read the information, amended information or other charging entry.

Read warrant entries in date order A warrant can later be served, recalled, quashed or superseded.

Find every disposition Locate dismissal, plea, conviction, acquittal, judgment or sentence for each count.

Obtain a certified copy when needed OSCN is useful for research, but a certified court document is stronger formal proof.

Common Tulsa criminal case prefixes

CF

Felony criminal case.

CM

Misdemeanor criminal case.

TR

Traffic-related district-court matter.

PO

Protective-order case rather than a criminal prosecution.

A jail booking can display several allegations while the court creates fewer, different or no filed charges. Use the latest court entries—not the original jail label—to describe the case outcome.

Court documents

Get a Tulsa County court record or certified disposition

Tulsa County Court Clerk
Tulsa County Courthouse
500 S. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103

Find the case number in OSCN A complete case number helps the clerk locate the file quickly.

Name the exact document Examples include the information, minute order, dismissal, judgment and sentence or docket sheet.

Ask whether an ordinary copy is enough Do not pay certification charges unless the recipient requires certified proof.

Request certification when necessary Certification confirms that the copy comes from the official court file.

Provide a mailing or electronic-delivery preference Ask what delivery formats the clerk currently supports.

Confirm the total before payment Page count, certification and retrieval work can affect the cost.

Oklahoma’s Open Records Act generally permits ordinary copies up to $0.25 per standard page and certified copies up to $1 per copied page when that fee provision applies. Court-document fees can also be controlled by specific court statutes and schedules.

Copy-ready court request

I request an ordinary electronic copy and a price quote for a certified copy of [exact document] in Tulsa County District Court case [case number], State of Oklahoma v. [defendant]. Please confirm the page count, certification charge and available delivery methods before processing.

City of Tulsa cases

Check Tulsa Municipal Court separately

Tulsa Police states that conviction information for municipal misdemeanors should be obtained from the City of Tulsa Municipal Court Clerk rather than the Tulsa County District Court Clerk.

Identify whether the charge is municipal Review the citation, booking entry or court paperwork.

Search the City of Tulsa court system Use the municipal case or citation number when available.

Check city warrants separately A municipal warrant is not the same as a Tulsa County District Court warrant.

Request the municipal disposition Contact the Municipal Court Clerk when formal proof is needed.

Open Tulsa Municipal Court

Warrant verification

Search both Tulsa city and county warrants

Open the official Tulsa warrant page Tulsa Police provides routes to both municipal and county warrant systems. Open Tulsa warrant search

Search Tulsa Municipal Court warrants Use this route for City of Tulsa municipal matters.

Search Tulsa County warrants Use the county route for Tulsa County District Court matters.

Match more than the name Compare the date of birth, charge, case number and issuing court.

Read the newest court docket entries A warrant may have been served, recalled or quashed.

Confirm current status directly Contact the correct warrant desk or issuing court before relying on the result.

City Warrant Desk: 918-596-7761
County Warrant Desk: 918-596-5471

Never confront or attempt to detain anyone. A similar name, recalled warrant or delayed system update can create a dangerous error.

Scam warning: Do not pay an unexpected warrant demand through gift cards, cryptocurrency, QR codes or text-message links. Contact the court or warrant desk independently.

Bond and release

Confirm every Tulsa charge and hold before paying

Own recognizance

The court may release the person without requiring a money deposit.

Cash bond

The approved monetary amount is deposited through the required process.

Surety bond

A qualified bail-bond professional posts the undertaking.

Hold or detention

Another court, warrant or agency can prevent release.

Confirm the correct person Match the name, date of birth, DLM number and booking ID.

List every charge and case One booking can contain separate Tulsa County, city or outside-jurisdiction matters.

Identify all holds Ask whether another county, state, federal agency or court controls release.

Confirm the latest bond order A court can change the amount or release conditions after booking.

Ask where payment must be completed Confirm the accepted jail, court or bonding process.

Verify a private bond professional Obtain the premium, collateral and refund rules in writing.

Keep every receipt and agreement Save the payer name, case, booking number and transaction details.

Allow release processing Staff must verify the order, clear holds, finish paperwork and return property.

Bond-verification script

I am calling about [full legal name], DLM number [number] and booking ID [number]. Please confirm every active charge, the current bond or release condition for each matter, all outside holds, accepted payment methods and whether additional court approval is required.

Defense representation

Request the Tulsa County Public Defender

Person in custody

Request a lawyer at the first court appearance.
Do not discuss case facts on recorded personal calls.
Ask jail or court staff how counsel is assigned.
Provide the lawyer with the case and booking numbers.
Use legal-mail and attorney-call procedures for confidential communication.

Person out of custody

Contact the Tulsa County Public Defender’s Office.
Complete the required financial eligibility information.
Bring court paperwork and identification.
Confirm the lawyer and next court date.
Update counsel immediately after an address or telephone change.

Tulsa County operates its own Public Defender’s Office and is not served by the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System’s ordinary county-coverage program.

Open Tulsa County Public Defender information

Victim support

Get court, safety and custody assistance

Identify the investigating agency Tulsa Police and the Sheriff may have different victim-service contacts.

Collect the report and court numbers Keep the police report, DLM, booking and OSCN case numbers together.

Contact the prosecutor after charges are filed Ask the Tulsa County District Attorney about victim-witness assistance and court notices.

Ask about custody notification Request available jail release, transfer and court-date notification options.

Discuss immediate safety concerns Ask about protective orders, safety planning, shelter, counseling and compensation referrals.

Call 911 during an immediate emergency Do not rely on an arrest-record website for urgent protection.

Tulsa Police Family Violence Unit: 918-596-7542 or 918-596-4122
Tulsa Police non-emergency: 918-596-9222

David L. Moss visitation

Apply for onsite or video visitation

Onsite non-contact visits are limited to approved documented immediate relatives. Friends and fiancés are not included in the Sheriff’s published onsite eligibility list.

Confirm current custody and DLM number Recheck the inmate system before submitting the application.

Choose video or onsite visitation Video visits can be scheduled through the approved JailATM service from an internet-connected device.

Check onsite relationship eligibility Published eligible relatives include parents, grandparents, children, spouse and siblings.

Submit the visitor application Complete the online request or current printable application. Open Tulsa County visitation applications

Provide documentation when requested Be prepared to prove identity and the immediate-family relationship.

Wait for approval Do not travel to the facility until visitor eligibility and the appointment are confirmed.

Schedule within the available window Onsite visits are currently published for Fridays and Saturdays between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

Recheck custody before traveling Release, transfer, court movement, medical restrictions or a lockdown can cancel the visit.

Schedule a Tulsa jail video visit Open onsite visit information

General jail information: 918-596-8900

Visitor checklist

Avoid a canceled Tulsa County Jail visit

Approved visitor application

Current government-issued identification

Correct inmate name and DLM number

Confirmed appointment date and time

Required relationship documentation

Compliant clothing

No phone, camera or recording equipment onsite

No weapons, drugs, tobacco or contraband

Visitor conduct

Follow all officer instructions.
Do not threaten, harass or disrupt the visit.
Do not attempt to pass property.
Do not record the visit without authorization.

Video visit

Use the approved account.
Keep the registered visitor present.
Avoid nudity or sexual content.
Do not display weapons, drugs or criminal material.

Before traveling

Confirm the person remains in custody.
Check for holiday or operational closures.
Arrive early for screening.
Leave prohibited property outside.

Inmate mail

Send mail to the David L. Moss jail correctly

Published personal-mail format
Inmate’s Full Name and DLM Number
C/O David L. Moss
300 N. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103

Confirm the person remains in custody A release or transfer changes the correct mailing process.

Use the exact booking name Copy the spelling from the official inmate result.

Add the DLM number The number helps staff route mail to the correct person.

Keep personal mail simple Letters, compliant postcards, approved greeting cards and small photographs are generally accepted.

Use approved sellers for books The Sheriff currently lists Amazon Fulfillment Services and Barnes & Noble as accepted book sources.

Do not place money in ordinary mail Follow the separate inmate trust-account instructions.

Accepted personal-mail items

Letters and postcards

Compliant greeting cards

Small photographs no larger than 5 by 7 inches

Newspapers mailed directly by the publisher

Books sent by an approved seller

Clear sender and inmate identifying information

Mail that can be rejected

Padded envelopes or boxes

Cash, checks or money orders inside ordinary mail

Stamps, stickers, stationery or blank envelopes

Plastic, laminated items or construction paper

Food or sound-making devices

Crayon, marker, wax, watercolor or white-out

Lipstick, perfume, powder or foreign substances

Polaroids or photographs containing prohibited content

Escape, contraband or weapon instructions

Coded threats or criminal plans

Trust account

Deposit money for a Tulsa County inmate

Cash found on a person during booking is deposited into that inmate’s trust account.

Published Tulsa County Jail deposit methods
Method	Micro steps	Important rule
Lobby kiosk	Use a kiosk in the David L. Moss front lobby.	The kiosk accepts cash and credit cards and charges a service fee.
JailATM online	Create an account, choose the Tulsa facility and identify the inmate.	Confirm the DLM number before payment.
CSG Pay	Use the service linked by Tulsa County Jail and identify the correct inmate.	Review provider fees before submitting.
Mail deposit	Mail a money order or cashier’s check to David L. Moss with the inmate name and ID.	Do not place it inside ordinary personal correspondence.

Mail deposit format
David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center
Inmate’s Name and Inmate ID Number
300 N. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103

Deposit through JailATM Open CSG Pay

Verify the exact inmate and account before submitting money. Provider charges may be nonrefundable after a deposit is credited.

Calls and video

Communicate without exposing private case details

Wait until booking processing is complete Tulsa County states that processed inmates can make calls to arrange bond or notify family.

Confirm the approved provider Use only the service linked by the Sheriff’s current jail-information page.

Create and fund the correct account Verify the inmate’s name and DLM number.

Do not discuss case facts Ordinary jail calls and video visits may be monitored or recorded.

Use attorney communication for privileged matters The inmate or lawyer should arrange the jail’s legal-call or legal-visit procedure.

Report provider problems directly Keep account, payment and error details available.

Never discuss evidence, witnesses, defenses, passwords or alleged conduct during an ordinary personal jail call.

Property pickup

Retrieve inmate property by appointment

David L. Moss Property Room
Phone: 918-596-8872
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Closed on observed holidays

Call before traveling Property pickup must be coordinated with the property clerk.

Leave a complete voicemail when needed Follow the published voicemail instructions if no one answers.

Ask what authorization is required The inmate may need to approve release of property to another person.

Bring valid identification Confirm accepted identification before the appointment.

Verify the pickup location and time Do not assume the property counter follows general jail-lobby hours.

Oklahoma state custody

Use ODOC after a state-prison transfer

Use ODOC for

A person currently listed in Oklahoma state custody.
The ODOC number and current state institution.
State-prison visitation, personal mail and deposits.
Custody information after a state sentence or transfer.

Do not use ODOC alone for

A new David L. Moss booking.
Every prior Tulsa arrest.
The court’s filed charge.
The official judgment and sentence.
A complete Oklahoma criminal history.

Open the ODOC offender search Search the name or ODOC number. Search Oklahoma state custody

Save the ODOC number It is required for state-prison mail, money and many service requests.

Confirm the facility State-prison rules depend on the current institution.

Return to the Tulsa judgment The offender locator is not the official court disposition.

ODOC state-prison personal mail uses a separate digital processing address. Do not send David L. Moss jail mail to the ODOC digital mail center.

Oklahoma criminal history

Run an OSBI CHIRP search correctly

OSBI CHIRP is a name-based Oklahoma search. Results are based on name or description similarity and can contain possible matches. Fingerprint-supported identification is stronger.

Create a free CHIRP account Account access is free; charges apply when a search is submitted. Open the OSBI CHIRP portal

Enter the legal first and last name A date of birth is required.

Add useful aliases Up to three alias names can be included in the criminal-history search without another search charge.

Add stronger identifiers when legally appropriate Race, gender or Social Security number can help narrow possible matches.

Review the candidate list carefully CHIRP searches three years before and after the entered birth date for possible matches.

Download the result before expiration CHIRP search results expire after 60 days.

Compare each disposition with OSCN Missing or incomplete court outcomes should be researched in the court record.

Current CHIRP charges

OSBI online search costs
Search	Current charge	Important detail
Oklahoma criminal history	$15 per search	Includes up to three aliases without another search charge.
Sex Offender Registry	$2 per search	Maintained by Oklahoma DOC but available through CHIRP.
Violent Offender Registry	$2 per search	A separate registry search.
Online transaction fee	$1 per transaction	One fee applies regardless of the number of searches in that transaction.

CHIRP searches Oklahoma information only. Arrests that were not fingerprinted, were not reported or involved unusable fingerprints may be absent from the OSBI criminal-history record.

Record correction

Correct a wrong Tulsa or OSBI record

Identify which system is wrong Compare the jail entry, arrest report, OSCN docket and OSBI result.

Save the disputed information Record the URL, date viewed, DLM number, booking ID, report number and case number.

Obtain the controlling document Use the original arrest record, certified dismissal, amended judgment or other official proof.

Correct the originating agency first Tulsa Police corrects TPD data, the Sheriff corrects its data and the court corrects its docket.

Request an OSBI review or challenge Follow OSBI’s current criminal-history correction instructions.

Explain the exact correction State what is wrong, what the entry should show and which attachment proves it.

Recheck every connected database A corrected court docket may not automatically update the jail page or private background reports.

Correction versus expungement: Correct a record when the information is factually wrong. Seek expungement when the information is accurate but legally qualifies for restriction.

Oklahoma expungement

Expunge an eligible Tulsa County arrest record

Section 18 expungement

Can restrict qualifying arrest and court records from ordinary public access when all statutory requirements are met.

Section 991(c) relief

May update the court disposition after a qualifying deferred sentence but does not provide the same broad record treatment as every Section 18 order.

Eligibility depends on the case result, offense, sentence, waiting period, prior history and current Oklahoma law. A dismissed case is not automatically removed from every public system.

List every Tulsa arrest and court case Gather DLM numbers, booking IDs, police report numbers and OSCN case numbers.

Obtain the final disposition Confirm how each charge ended and whether all sentence requirements were completed.

Run an OSBI criminal-history search when useful Compare the state repository with the Tulsa court records.

Identify the correct legal route Determine whether Section 18, Section 991(c), juvenile expungement or another process applies.

Prepare the petition and proposed order Use accurate agency names, case information and statutory eligibility facts.

File in the proper Tulsa court Follow the Court Clerk’s filing and fee requirements.

Provide notice to required agencies The prosecutor, OSBI, arresting agency and other custodians may need formal notice.

Attend the hearing when scheduled Bring certified dispositions and documents proving eligibility.

Obtain certified copies of the signed order Keep enough copies for every named record custodian.

Deliver the order and verify updates Confirm OSCN, OSBI, TPD, TCSO and other named systems process the order.

Expungement restricts government records under the order and Oklahoma law. It may not automatically remove news stories, screenshots or privately retained information.

Contacts and maps

Tulsa County jail, police and court contact board

David L. Moss Jail

300 N. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103

918-596-8900

Tulsa County Sheriff

6080 E. 66th Street North
Tulsa, OK 74117

918-596-5600

Tulsa Police Headquarters

600 Civic Center
Tulsa, OK 74103

918-596-9222

Tulsa Police Records

918-596-9286

P.O. Box 1027, Tulsa, OK 74103

Tulsa County Courthouse

500 S. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74103

City Warrant Desk

918-596-7761

City of Tulsa municipal warrants.

County Warrant Desk

918-596-5471

Tulsa County District Court warrants.

Property Room

918-596-8872

Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center map

Tulsa County Courthouse map

Tulsa Police Headquarters map

Confirm before traveling: Check current custody, the correct office, visitor approval, identification requirements, office hours and whether an appointment is necessary.

Information brought into the page

Important Tulsa procedures explained without a link-only experience

Jail workflow

Booking intake, medical screening, identity fields, no-result troubleshooting, bond and release verification.

Reports and court

TPD and Sheriff request steps, police-copy fees, OSCN searches, municipal routing and certified-document preparation.

Jail services

Onsite eligibility, video visits, mail rules, approved books, rejected content, deposits and property pickup.

Warrants and legal help

Separate city and county searches, scam warnings, public-defender routing and identity safeguards.

OSBI history

Current CHIRP fees, required information, aliases, result expiration and database limitations.

Record relief

Correction versus expungement, dispositions, petitions, agency notice and post-order verification.

Title-related questions

Tulsa County arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Tulsa County arrest records?

Use the official Tulsa County Inmate Information Center. Search the last name, open each possible match and verify the DLM number, booking ID, age, arrest date and charges.

Where are Tulsa County arrestees booked?

Most misdemeanor and felony arrestees in Tulsa County are processed at the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center at 300 N. Denver Avenue.

How do I find the final court result?

Search OSCN, select Tulsa County District Court and read the docket for filed charges, dismissal, plea, judgment and sentence.

How do I request a Tulsa Police arrest report?

Use the TPD Open Records Center and provide the person’s name, approximate arrest date, report number, location and available jail or court identifiers.

How do I check Tulsa warrants?

Use the official Tulsa Police warrant page to search both municipal and county warrants, then confirm the result with the correct warrant desk or court.

When are onsite jail visits available?

The Sheriff currently publishes onsite non-contact visits on Fridays and Saturdays between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., subject to approval and facility operations.

Who can visit onsite?

Published onsite eligibility is limited to approved documented immediate relatives, including parents, grandparents, children, spouse and siblings.

What is the Tulsa County inmate mailing address?

Use the inmate’s full name and DLM number, care of David L. Moss, 300 N. Denver Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103.

How much is an OSBI criminal-history search?

The CHIRP criminal-history search currently costs $15, plus one $1 online transaction fee per transaction.

Can a Tulsa arrest record be expunged?

Some records qualify under Oklahoma law. Obtain every disposition, identify the correct legal route, file in the proper court and deliver the signed order to the agencies named in it.

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