David L Moss Criminal Justice Center

Visiting at David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center starts with the DLM Visitor's Request Form. Once submitted, it triggers a background check—expect approval or denial within 10 days. Be accurate: leaving out or falsifying information leads to disapproval and a 120-day wait before you can reapply. If you're 18 or older, bring photo ID (state driver's license, government, school, or military ID). The name on your ID may need to match your registered visitor information. Security screening uses hand-held and stationary scanners. If you can't pass screening or wear an ankle monitor, you'll be denied entry. Electronic devices, including cell phones, are prohibited during visits. Bringing them into secure areas without authorization can be a felony under Oklahoma law (limited attorney exceptions apply under strict terms). On-site non-contact visits are limited to approved immediate-family categories and require an application. New detainees may not be available for visits during the first seven days while checks are processed.

You can send letters, postcards, and greeting cards to someone at David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center, but the jail limits what's allowed and how photos are handled. Photographs are permitted under size limits, though facility documents don't fully agree on the maximum—check current rules before mailing pictures. Polaroid photos are specifically not accepted. Several common items count as mail contraband: padded envelopes, currency, postage stamps, laminated items, and food. Mail with these items may be returned or seized. Expect routine inspection of all mail. If you're sending legal or privileged correspondence, label it clearly and follow the jail's legal-mail procedures.

David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center offers a few ways to add money to an inmate's trust account: by mail, at on-site kiosks, or online through JailATM.com and CSGpay.com. Mailing funds? Send a money order or cashier's check, and include the inmate's name, DLMCJC number, and a return address on the envelope. Deposit kiosks in the front lobby accept both cash and credit cards. Don't mail cash or personal checks—DLMCJC won't accept them. When deciding how much to deposit, plan around the inmate's account needs. Remaining funds generally stay on the account until release or may be applied to fees.

Need to pick up property at David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center? You'll have to schedule it with the property clerk, available Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Call 918-596-8872 to arrange a pickup. Sending money by mail? Only money orders or cashier's checks are accepted—include the inmate's name, DLMCJC number, and a return address on the envelope. For medical questions, Turnkey Medical Inc. provides medical services, and the facility lists a helpline at 1-800-246-0881. For other contact needs or records requests, check the facility's official pages and have the inmate's full name, date of birth, and booking or inmate ID ready when you call.