Beaver County Jail Roster Status
Beaver County does not publish a full official public jail roster on the county website. Research found no county-hosted "who's in jail" page, recent-bookings list, daily booking PDF, mugshot gallery, jail handbook, online bond page, or warrant roster. The Beaver County Sheriff's Office remains the official local custody source because the sheriff operates the county jail and has custody authority under both the county sheriff page and Oklahoma county-jail law.
The online Beaver-specific record channel is Tiger Commissary for Beaver County Jail. It is useful only within its purpose: selecting a person for Web Deposits or Order Commissary. It can help confirm that a person is available in Tiger for a transaction, but it is not a public roster. It does not show charges, bond, booking date, booking number, arresting agency, mugshot, housing unit, or release status. For broader custody facts, call the jail or make a written records request.
Confirm Beaver County Custody
The direct Beaver County inmate records fallback is the sheriff/jail phone line at 580-625-4549. Ask whether the person is currently held at Beaver County Jail, whether booking is complete, whether the person has been released or transferred, what name spelling the jail uses, whether bond has been set, whether another agency hold exists, and what court date or case number is known. If staff cannot release a fact by phone, ask what written request, in-person process, or court contact is required.
Beaver County Jail
215 Avenue E
Beaver, OK 73932
580-625-4549
Call for current custody, bond, release, and visit questions.
Beaver County Sheriff's Office
P.O. Box 687
Beaver, OK 73932
580-625-4549
Fax 580-625-4261; email smitchell@beaversheriff.okcounties.org.
Use Beaver County Inmate Lookup
A Beaver County inmate lookup works best when the online and offline steps are not treated as the same thing. The sheriff/jail confirms custody. Tiger confirms whether the person can be selected for a deposit or commissary order. ODCR and OSCN show filed court cases after the prosecutor or court clerk enters a case. ODOC, BOP, and ICE are separate custody systems for state, federal, and immigration searches.
- Start with the jail phone if the issue is current custody, release, bond, visit eligibility, medical notice, or transport.
- Open Tiger Commissary only if the goal is a Beaver County Jail deposit or commissary order.
- Search by last name, or use an active first-letter filter if Tiger shows one for that last initial.
- Review the name and masked ID carefully before continuing, because Tiger warns that wrong-inmate selections are not refunded, credited, or transferred.
- Search ODCR or OSCN for court charges after filing, then use ODOC only after state sentencing or supervision begins.
Beaver County Roster Search Fields
Tiger's Beaver County Jail selector has fewer fields than a normal jail roster. It is built around last-name selection for a money or commissary service. The inspection found all alphabet letters displayed, but only some were linked at that moment. That tells users whether Tiger currently has selectable records under a letter. It does not report the whole Beaver County jail population.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last Name | Text | Optional / unspecified | Maximum 50 characters; instruction says to use the inmate's last name. |
| First-letter filters | Clickable alphabet links | Optional | Linked letters vary with available selectable records; observed linked letters were B, C, F, H, K, and M. |
| Search | Button | Optional | Submits the selector search inside Tiger. |
| Service | URL / hidden value | Required by page flow | Deposits or commissary, depending on the chosen service. |
| Facility | URL / hidden value | Required by page flow | Beaver County Jail, Beaver, OK, fCode beaverOK, facility ID 109. |
The Tiger Beaver County Jail inmate selector shows the last-name field and alphabet filters used for deposit selection.
The screenshot supports the narrow search-field inventory. It should not be read as a booking list or proof that no other person is in Beaver County custody.
Beaver County Inmate Profile Fields
A full Beaver County jail profile is not available online from the county. Tiger's sample record field inventory is short because the tool's job is to select a person for a transaction. If the record question is about charges, bond, booking date, court date, release, or housing, those facts come from the sheriff, jail records, ODCR, OSCN, or the Court Clerk rather than from Tiger.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Select Inmate | Continues to the deposit or commissary workflow for the selected person. |
| First | First name in the Tiger record. |
| Middle | Middle name if Tiger has one. |
| Last | Last name in the Tiger record. |
| Id | Masked partial inmate or customer ID shown as XXX#### in the selector. |
| Mugshot, charges, bond, booking date, status | Not shown in Tiger; ask the jail or search court records after filing. |
Beaver County Jail vs ODOC
Beaver County Jail and ODOC answer different questions. The jail covers people booked locally, held before court, serving short local jail time, or waiting on court transport. ODOC OK Offender Lookup covers sentenced state prisoners and ODOC supervision records. The ODOC offender information FAQ says county-jail-to-DOC transport can normally take 6-9 months after sentencing, so a sentenced person may remain in a county jail before showing as housed in ODOC custody.
| Custody | Where to Look | Use It For |
|---|---|---|
| Pretrial or short local sentence | Beaver County sheriff/jail and Tiger for limited deposits | Current local custody, bond, release, visit, and booking questions. |
| Sentenced state prisoner | Oklahoma Department of Corrections | DOC number, state facility or supervision status, sentence context, and state resources. |
| Federal prisoner | Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator | Federal inmates from 1982 to present, usually after federal commitment. |
| Immigration detainee | ICE Online Detainee Locator | Current ICE custody or CBP custody over 48 hours. |
Beaver County Court Records
Court records are not jail records, but they often explain what happened after a Beaver County arrest. The Beaver County Court Clerk, Debbie Bobeck, records, files, and keeps permanent District Court records, including criminal, civil, probate, juvenile, domestic, and small-claims divisions. ODCR is linked from the county homepage as "Court Records," and OSCN is another Oklahoma docket search path when accessible.
Search by party name, case number, court, and case type. For Beaver County criminal matters, ODCR case type filters can include felony, misdemeanor, probable cause, not-filed criminal proceedings, traffic, search warrants, and habeas corpus. A court case may show filed charges, docket entries, warrants, bond events, disposition, payments, and future settings. It may not say whether the person is still in Beaver County Jail.
Request Beaver County Booking Records
When a Beaver County inmate record is not available online, use the sheriff's general contact channels as the records fallback. Oklahoma Open Records Act Section 24A.8 requires law-enforcement agencies to make available, if kept, arrestee descriptions, arrest facts, and chronological incident information, subject to exceptions. A good request names the person, gives the arrest or booking date if known, identifies the record wanted, gives requester contact information, and asks whether copying or search fees apply.
- Immediate custody, bond, or release: call 580-625-4549.
- In-person request: Beaver County Jail or sheriff's office at 215 Avenue E, Beaver, OK 73932, during posted public office hours when available.
- Mail request: Beaver County Sheriff's Office, P.O. Box 687, Beaver, OK 73932.
- Email request: smitchell@beaversheriff.okcounties.org if the office accepts emailed public-records requests.
- Fax request: 580-625-4261.
Booking Process in Beaver County
Beaver County does not publish its jail booking manual, so public guidance must stay general and tied to known Oklahoma jail practice. A person arrested in Beaver County is normally taken to jail or a sheriff custody point for identity checks, warrant and hold checks, personal property handling, search, fingerprints when required, booking photo if one is taken, medical or mental-health screening, and entry of arrest facts. Classification then helps decide whether the person can be housed locally, needs separation, needs medical attention, must go to court, or must be transferred.
New booking timing is not visible because there is no full online roster. Tiger may omit a newly booked person, a released person, someone not eligible for deposits, or someone not yet set up for the service. Call the sheriff/jail and ask whether booking is complete, whether bond has been set, whether the person has appeared before a judge, and whether another agency hold exists. For filed charges, search ODCR or OSCN after the court case opens.
Beaver County Jail Visits
Beaver County does not publish a visitation schedule, jail visit rule sheet, video-visit vendor, dress code, ID list, or visitor approval process on the county site. The official sheriff page gives office hours of 8:00-4:00, but that is not the same as a jail visitation schedule. Call before traveling, especially because Beaver County is rural and the jail address may require a long drive for families from other parts of the Panhandle.
| Facility | Schedule | Visitor Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Beaver County Jail | Not published on county site | Call first; bring government photo ID if a visit is approved. |
| ODOC state facilities | Facility-specific | State-prison visitation differs from county jail and may require approval and scheduling. |
| BOP or ICE facilities | Facility-specific | Use the federal or ICE facility instructions and confirm hours before travel. |
Beaver County Commissary Funds
Tiger Commissary is the documented Beaver County Jail vendor for Web Deposits and Order Commissary. After selecting Beaver County Jail in Beaver, Oklahoma, users can choose a service, search or select an inmate, and proceed to a payment or order workflow. The captured money-deposit form requested whole-dollar amount, card type, cardholder name, card number, expiration, CCV, billing address, email, phone number, and agreement to terms that include a processing fee. Hidden deposit limits observed in the form were 20 and 150, but the exact fee was not visible before payment review.
Note: Confirm custody with Beaver County Jail before sending money, because Tiger selection is not a full custody record.