Find Grady County Inmates

Grady County Jail Roster Overview

The Grady County Sheriff's Office is led by Sheriff Gary Boggess, and inmates are held at the Grady County Detention Center. That jail is run by the Grady County Criminal Justice Authority, often shortened to GCCJA. Booking data from the jail feeds an online roster, so the public can look up who is in custody without calling the front desk. The roster is built and hosted by a vendor, and it refreshes as staff enter new bookings and releases.

The roster covers local custody only. It shows people booked into the county jail on county, city, or state charges who are still held there. It does not list federal prisoners, people serving time in Oklahoma Department of Corrections prisons, or anyone held by immigration authorities. Someone who was arrested but has already bonded out or been transferred will often drop off the list. For sentenced state custody you need a different statewide tool, which is covered further down.

Because the roster mirrors a moving jail population, a name can appear or disappear within hours. Treat it as a current status check, not a permanent record of an arrest.

How to Use the Inmate Roster

The main public list is the Grady County jail roster hosted on the Tiger roster system. It opens as a single page of people in custody, and you scan or sort it rather than typing into a deep search form. You can also reach the lookup through the Sheriff's Office website, which links out to the same inmate information. The image below shows the Sheriff's inmate page, which is a common starting point.

You can view the Grady County Sheriff inmate search page to begin. It points to the roster and explains where to direct questions about people in the jail.

From that page, follow these steps to find a person in the Grady County inmate roster.

1. Open the Grady County jail roster in your browser.
2. Scan the list of names, which appear as last name, then first name, with sex and age beside each entry.
3. Find the person you want and confirm the basics, since common names can repeat.
4. Click the select-inmate link next to the name to open that person's full profile.
5. Read the profile for booking date, charges, bond, and demographic details.

Grady County Roster Search Fields

The Grady County roster is a browse-style list rather than a form with many filters. Instead of typing a booking number into a search box, you read the columns shown for every person in custody and then click through to a profile. The table below lists what the roster page presents and how each item behaves.

Note: The roster offers no detailed name search box, so plan to scroll the full list and confirm identity with the age and sex columns before opening a profile.

What an Inmate Profile Shows

Each profile opens with the facility header for the Grady County Detention Center and a short disclaimer. That notice states the data is provided as a public service, is for information only, and carries no guarantee of accuracy. The profile then lists a mugshot and a block of booking and demographic fields, followed by a charge table. You can study a live example through the sample Grady County inmate profile on the roster system.

The fields shown in that profile are summarized in the table below, with a short note on what each one tells you.

A charge line might read CM-26-201, Failure to Appear, Unclassified, with a bond of $0.00 and a fine of $0.00. The profile is a custody snapshot, so it does not show pod or tank, the magistrate, the next court date, medical flags, attorney details, or sentence terms. For the charges as the prosecutor files them, see the Grady County arrest records and court charges page, and verify any court outcome through the Court Clerk or the state case systems.

Grady County Jail Contacts

Two offices handle people in local custody. The Grady County Detention Center, run by the GCCJA, holds inmates and answers questions about who is booked. The Sheriff's Office handles arrests, civil process, and general law enforcement. Both sit on North 3rd Street in Chickasha, only a block apart. The GCCJA also runs its own site for jail services, which you can reach through the Grady County Criminal Justice Authority home page.

The Sheriff inmate search page links the same roster and lists where to send custody questions. The image below shows that public landing page.

Use the contact cards below to reach the right office by phone or in person.

Note: For any life-threatening situation, dial 911; the Sheriff's main line and the jail line are for routine questions and are not emergency numbers.

Booking Process in Grady County Jails

Booking is the intake step that puts a person on the roster. After an arrest, an officer brings the person to the Grady County Detention Center. Staff record the booking date and time, assign a booking number, and note the arresting agency. The intake also captures demographic details such as age, sex, height, weight, race, hair, and eyes, which is why those fields show up on the profile later.

Once the basics are entered, jail staff add the charges tied to the arrest or warrant. Each charge carries a description, a charge type, and a bond amount. The roster reflects this data, but it does not show internal housing, classification flags, or medical notes. Those records stay inside the jail and are not part of the public list.

Bond and the first court appearance are handled by the court, not the jail. A person may post bond and leave, or stay in custody until a hearing. Because the jail population shifts daily, a profile that exists in the morning may be gone by night once a release or transfer is processed.

The arresting agency field is worth a second look. A booking may list Grady County, OK, a city police department, or another agency, which tells you who made the arrest even when the case is held at the county jail. The case or warrant number on the charge line is the thread that ties a booking to a court file, so jot it down if you plan to follow the case after release.

County Jail Versus Oklahoma DOC

The county roster is one channel among several, and the right tool depends on where the person is held. Local pretrial detainees and people on short county sentences show up on the Grady jail roster. Once someone is sentenced to prison, custody moves to the state, and the county roster no longer tracks them. Other channels cover victim alerts, registered offenders, and records the roster leaves out.

The list below maps the main ways to locate or follow a person tied to Grady County custody.

• Local custody: the Grady jail roster and the Sheriff inmate search page, with inmate questions by phone.
• State prison custody: the Oklahoma DOC offender lookup, which warns its data is abbreviated.
• Registered offenders: the Oklahoma sex offender registry, kept separate from the jail roster.
• In person or phone: the GCCJA and Sheriff's Office on North 3rd Street in Chickasha.
• Records request: ask the Sheriff's Office or GCCJA for booking records not shown online.
• Victim alerts: the state DOC offender page links VINELink for custody and release notifications.

Booking records that do not appear online can be requested under the Oklahoma Open Records Act, though law enforcement may withhold parts of an active file. If your goal is the case outcome rather than custody, the Grady County criminal court records page explains how charges, pleas, and sentences are tracked, and active warrants tied to a booking usually show up as docket entries in those same cases.

Grady County Inmate Visitation and Mail

The GCCJA inmate services page describes how families stay in touch with people in the jail. Visits and calls run through Prodigy Phone and Video Visitation, a secure web-based system for voice, text, electronic messages, and video calling. Mail goes through a processing vendor rather than straight to the jail. You can review the official options on the GCCJA inmate services page.

Letters and postcards must use the processing address, not the jail street address. Address inmate mail this way:

Prodigy Solutions
(INMATE NAME & ID NUMBER) Grady County
P.O. Box 1498
Chickasha, OK 73023

The published schedule below lists only the times the county has confirmed. Visitation length, daily windows, dress code, and minor-visitor rules are not posted, so the visitation row points you to the jail to confirm.

Note: Fingerprinting at the jail is paid by money order or cashier check only, with no cash, personal checks, or cards, so call ahead before you visit for that service.

Commissary and Inmate Trust Funds

Money for an inmate moves through Tiger Commissary. Family and friends can place funds on an inmate trust account or order commissary items that ship to the person in custody. The vendor page for Grady County lists two online services, web deposits and order commissary, and has shown a promotion offering free shipping on orders of $50.00 or more. You can reach the service on the Tiger Commissary Grady County page.

Web deposits put money on the trust fund so an inmate can buy from the commissary, while the order option lets you send products directly. The same gift link appears on each inmate profile, so you can move from the roster to a deposit in a few clicks. Account fees, deposit limits, and product details can change, so confirm them with Tiger Commissary or the GCCJA before you send funds.