Search Tillman County Police Blotter

Tillman County police blotter and arrest records are kept by the Sheriff's Office at 1200 South Main Street in Frederick, Oklahoma. The Tillman County Jail has a 90-bed capacity and processes close to 1,800 bookings each year. You can call 580-335-3013 at any time to check on a current inmate, or use the online roster to look up names, charges, and bond information for people being held in the facility.

Tillman County Sheriff's Office

The Tillman County Sheriff's Office and jail are located together at 1200 South Main Street in Frederick. The Sheriff's Office serves all communities in the county, including Davidson, Frederick, Grandfield, Manitou, and Tipton. The main line is 580-335-3013, which also connects to the jail. The facility is staffed around the clock for inmate inquiries and emergencies.

The Tillman County Jail holds up to 90 inmates and books approximately 1,800 people per year. Inmate demographics recorded in March 2026 showed 63 male inmates and 8 female inmates housed at the same time. The age range skewed toward adults in their mid-20s through mid-40s, which is typical for county jails across Oklahoma. Turnover runs about 55% per week, meaning the roster can look quite different from one week to the next.

Phone calls are handled through City Tele Coin. You can register at CityTeleCoin.com or download the City Tele Coin app from iTunes or Google Play. The system also supports secure messaging between inmates and approved contacts. Inmate money deposits can be made in person at the Tiger Kiosk in the jail lobby, through JailATM online, by money order to the facility, or by phone at 877-810-0914. Commissary is handled through JailATM and Tiger Commissary, with online ordering available and gift packs as an option.

Visitation at the Tillman County Jail is available through City Tele Coin. In-person visits run Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, and 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Saturday visits are from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Sunday has the same hours as Saturday. The video kiosk in the Sheriff's Office lobby is free to use. Remote video visits are available through City Tele Coin. Each visit is limited to 10 minutes per visitor per day. Visitors must call ahead and follow all posted guidelines.

Tillman County Inmate Roster and Arrest Lookup

Tillman County keeps an online inmate roster that is updated on a regular basis. You can search by name or booking number. Each entry shows the inmate's name, charges, bond amount, and a mugshot where available. For real-time information, call 580-335-3013 at any hour. VINE is also available for Tillman County through vinelink.com or by calling 877-654-8463, and it covers notifications statewide.

The JailExchange listing for Tillman County has current information on the county jail.

It lists the facility address and links to inmate search tools when they are available online.

With a weekly turnover of about 55%, the Tillman County jail roster changes quickly. If you are watching a case, checking more than once a week is a good idea. The jail books around 1,800 people per year, which averages to about 35 new bookings per week. Some are released within hours on bond; others stay for weeks or months. The online roster gives you names, charges, and bond status so you can see where someone stands at any given point.

Mail sent to Tillman County inmates goes to: Inmate's Full Name and Inmate ID, Tillman County Jail, 1200 S. Main, Frederick, OK 73542. Allowed items include postcards, envelopes, newspapers, magazines, and paperback books. Hardcover books and contraband are not permitted. All mail is screened before delivery.

Tillman County Police Blotter Records Request

Oklahoma's Open Records Act at Title 51, Section 24A.5 gives you the right to request police blotter and arrest records from the Tillman County Sheriff's Office. The agency must respond in a reasonable time under Title 51, Section 24A.8. Jail rosters, booking records, and incident reports are public unless a specific legal exemption applies.

Requests can be submitted in person at 1200 South Main Street in Frederick, or mailed to the same address. Call 580-335-3013 first to ask about fees and what format works best for a written request. Include the subject's full name, approximate date of arrest, and date of birth when you submit a request. That level of detail speeds up the search, especially for older records. Bond inquiries can also be handled by calling the same number.

Statewide Tools for Tillman County Records

The OSBI CHIRP system provides statewide criminal history records for Oklahoma. CHIRP covers all 77 counties, including Tillman. It is more comprehensive than the county jail roster because it includes arrests and case outcomes from across the state. A name-based search costs $15 and is handled by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. CHIRP is the best tool if you need someone's full criminal history rather than just their current Tillman County jail status.

After a Tillman County inmate is sentenced to a state prison, they move out of the county jail and into the Oklahoma Department of Corrections system. Track them at okoffender.doc.ok.gov, which is the free DOC offender search. The county roster and DOC search together cover the full custody chain from first booking through state sentence. For court records after an arrest, check the Oklahoma State Courts Network at oscn.net, which shows Tillman County district court filings for free.

Tillman County Legal and Court Resources

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma can help Tillman County residents who qualify for free legal assistance. Call 405-557-0020 to reach them. The Oklahoma Bar Association referral service at 405-416-7000 can connect you with an attorney licensed to practice in Tillman County if you need professional help. The Oklahoma Court Information Records system at odcr.com also covers Tillman County court filings alongside OSCN, and both are free to search.

Tillman County courts are part of the district court system for that judicial district. After an arrest, the district attorney reviews the case and decides whether to file charges. If charges are filed, the case shows up on OSCN within a short time. Checking OSCN regularly gives you court dates, charge details, and any plea or judgment that has been entered. It is the most reliable public tool for following a case once it moves out of the jail and into the court system.

Cities in Tillman County

Tillman County includes Frederick, the county seat, as well as Davidson, Grandfield, Manitou, and Tipton. All arrests in Tillman County are booked through the Sheriff's Office in Frederick. None of these cities meet the population threshold for individual city pages on this site. Contact the Tillman County Sheriff at 580-335-3013 for records related to any city in the county.

Nearby Counties

Tillman County is in southwestern Oklahoma and shares borders with several other counties, each with its own jail and records system.