Who to Call at Atoka County Jail — which number to try for inmate questions, records, and administration

For questions like "Is my person there?" or "Where are they being held?", start with (580) 889-2424 - that's the number most commonly listed for inmate inquiries. If you can't get through, try 580-889-2221, which connects to County Jail administration and can help route you or locate someone. The jail's fax number is (580) 889-6745.

Before picking up the phone, check the Atoka County Jail roster online - it's updated daily and might answer your question faster. If the roster doesn't help or you're unsure you found the right person, calling is still a solid next step. Try (580) 889-2424 first for inmate inquiries. If that line is busy or staff redirect you, call 580-889-2221 next. That's the County Jail administration line, and it's listed as 24-hour service.

1. Check the online roster first - it’s available online and updated daily.
2. Call the jail for clarification - try (580) 889-2424 first; if you don’t reach anyone or get redirected, call 580-889-2221.
3. Have identifying details ready - give the person’s full name and their date of birth (or age) so staff can find the right record.

For public arrest records and jail records, you can request information in person at 200 E Court St, Atoka, OK 74525, or by calling 580-889-2221. The Sheriff's Office is also listed at 580-889-2424 with that same address. Here's the catch: other listings show different addresses for Atoka County Jail - like 201 East Court Street, Atoka, OK 74525-2056, and 203 E 1st St, Atoka, OK 74525. Confirm the exact office for your type of request before heading out.

1. Call both published phone numbers if needed - start with (580) 889-2424, then try 580-889-2221 if you don’t get an answer or you need administration.
2. Ask what office you’ve reached - confirm whether you’re speaking with the jail front desk/inmate information side or County Jail administration.
3. Request the exact street address for your purpose - ask where to go for what you’re trying to do (records request vs. jail business) and have them repeat it back.
4. Confirm when to come - ask what hours they can handle your request, and whether you need anything specific with you.
5. Travel only after you’ve confirmed the details - it’s the simplest way to avoid being sent elsewhere after you arrive.

• ✓ The phone number you reached someone at ((580) 889-2424 or 580-889-2221)
• ✓ The exact street address you were told to use
• ✓ Which office/department you’re dealing with (jail vs. administration vs. records)
• ✓ Office hours for your request
• ✓ Any documents you should bring for an in-person records request

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• ✓ Inmate’s full legal name
• ✓ Date of birth (or age)
• ✓ Booking date (if you have it)
• ✓ What you’re calling about (inmate status/roster question, administration, or records)
• ✓ Pen and paper to write down the name/role of the person you spoke with

Want to confirm someone is in custody? Check the online roster first - it's updated daily. Need to talk to a person? Call (580) 889-2424, then try 580-889-2221 (County Jail administration) if you can't get through. And before you drive anywhere for records or an in-person request, call to confirm the exact address. Different listings show different locations.