Comanche County Police Blotter
Comanche County police blotter records and arrest data are handled by the Comanche County Sheriff's Office in Lawton, Oklahoma. The sheriff's office operates the Comanche County Detention Center and maintains an online inmate roster with current booking information. Lawton is the county seat and the fourth-largest city in Oklahoma, so the detention center sees regular activity. If you need to find a current inmate, look up a recent arrest, or request official records from the sheriff's office, this page has what you need.
Comanche County Overview
Comanche County Sheriff's Office
The Comanche County Sheriff's Office is at 315 SW 5th St. Room 208 in Lawton. The main line for the sheriff's office is 580-353-4280. Records requests go through this office. The Comanche County Detention Center is at 315 SW 5th St. as well, with a separate jail phone at 580-250-1902, which is staffed around the clock. Jail Administrator Bill Hobbs can be reached by email at bhobbs@comanchecounty.us for administrative questions.
The detention center uses a modern communications platform called Prodigy Solutions. Through Prodigy, family members can set up video visits, send messages, and make telephone calls to inmates. There is no in-person contact visitation at the facility. Contact the jail at 580-250-1902 for current scheduling procedures and to get set up with the Prodigy system. Video arraignment is also available at the facility, which means some court appearances happen remotely without transferring inmates to the courthouse.
| Agency | Comanche County Sheriff's Office |
|---|---|
| Address | 315 SW 5th St., Room 208, Lawton, OK 73501 |
| Main Phone | 580-353-4280 |
| Jail Phone | 580-250-1902 (24 hours) |
| Jail Admin Email | bhobbs@comanchecounty.us |
| Website | comanchecountyok.gov |
The official Comanche County government website at comanchecountyok.gov includes sheriff's office information, county services, and general contact details.
The Comanche County government site shown above links to sheriff's office resources and provides general county information for residents and those seeking public records.
Comanche County Police Blotter and Inmate Lookup
The Comanche County Detention Center posts its inmate roster online. Search by name at inmates.bluhorse.com. Results show the inmate's name, charges, and booking information. The roster updates daily. Mugshots are included for many bookings. This is the fastest way to find out if someone is currently in custody at the Comanche County facility in Lawton.
The Comanche County Detention Center inmate roster updates daily and includes booking details and photos for current detainees.
The detention center search page above shows current inmates at the Comanche County facility along with their booking records and charges.
You can also call the jail at 580-250-1902 any time to ask about a specific person's custody status. Staff can look up by name and tell you if they're currently held at the facility. For people who have been released, the online tool may not reflect that right away, so calling is a good backup.
VINE custody tracking is available for Comanche County. Register at VINELink.com or call 877-654-8463. You can receive alerts when an inmate's status changes, including releases, transfers, and court appearances. The service is free and covers county and state facilities across Oklahoma.
How to Get Comanche County Arrest Records
Under Title 51 Section 24A.5 of the Oklahoma Open Records Act, arrest records and booking logs held by the Comanche County Sheriff's Office are public. You have the right to inspect and copy these records during business hours without stating a reason. Incident reports, arrest logs, and booking data are all accessible as public records.
To request records in person, go to 315 SW 5th St. Room 208 in Lawton. The main sheriff's line is 580-353-4280 for records questions. For jail-specific questions about booking reports, call 580-250-1902. Bring ID and be prepared to describe what you need. Basic records are often available on the same visit. More detailed case files may take a few days.
Copy fees apply under Title 51 Section 24A.8. Typical rates are $0.25 to $1.00 per page for standard copies. Viewing records in person during office hours is generally free. If you need certified copies or large record sets, the fees may be higher. Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma at 405-557-0020 can help if you have trouble accessing records.
Statewide Resources for Comanche County
The OSBI CHIRP system at chirp.osbi.ok.gov gives you access to Oklahoma's statewide criminal history database. CHIRP searches cover all counties, including Comanche. Results include arrest records, charges, and dispositions from across the state. These searches are public and available for a fee. They are often used when you need a comprehensive record that goes beyond what a single county holds.
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections offender lookup at okoffender.doc.ok.gov covers anyone who has served or is serving a state prison sentence. If a Comanche County arrest led to a DOC sentence, this system shows current facility placement and expected release date. The lookup is free and searches by name.
The Oklahoma Bar Association at 405-416-7000 can refer you to a criminal defense attorney in Lawton or the Comanche County area. For lower-income residents, Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma at 405-557-0020 provides assistance with records access and other legal matters.
OSCN Court Records in Comanche County
Comanche County District Court records are searchable at oscn.net. The OSCN system is free and includes criminal cases, civil filings, and small claims records. Search by name or case number to find docket entries, charges, court dates, and outcomes for cases that came out of Comanche County arrests. OSCN records for Comanche County go back decades.
The police blotter from the sheriff's office and court records from OSCN work together. The blotter shows the arrest and booking. OSCN shows the court process that followed. For a complete picture of an arrest and what the courts decided, use both tools. Comanche County sees a high volume of cases given the size of Lawton and the presence of Fort Sill, so the OSCN system is actively updated.
Cities in Comanche County
Comanche County's largest city is Lawton, which has its own page on this site. Other communities in the county include Fletcher, Elgin, Cache, and Cyril. Arrests within Lawton city limits may go through both the Lawton Police Department and the Comanche County Sheriff's Office depending on the situation.
Nearby Counties
Comanche County is surrounded by several southwest Oklahoma counties. If you need records from a nearby area, check the county where the arrest actually occurred.