Jefferson County Jail, OK

Jefferson County Jail uses NCIC for phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging. Got a missed NCIC call or notification? That means someone at an NCIC-served facility tried to reach you—not that they left a voicemail. Here's the key: without money in your NCIC account, incoming communications won't connect. Calls from people in custody are outgoing only and typically recorded or monitored (except privileged legal calls). To get started, create an account with the facility's approved vendor, select Jefferson County Jail and the person you want to contact, then register and verify your phone number. After that, you can add funds and schedule video visits if available.

Money you deposit for someone at Jefferson County Jail goes into their trust/commissary account. They can use it for commissary items, phone or video calls, and certain fees. Deposit options vary—common methods include online portals, lobby kiosks, mailed money orders, or vendor websites. Check what's available before sending funds. If your payment goes through the Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association (OSA), your credit card info isn't stored by OSA; card transactions are handled by third-party processors. The oklahomasheriffs.org payment site is a verified Authorize.Net merchant. When depositing, you'll need to select an accepted method and identify the inmate by name or ID. Any remaining balance at release is typically returned or applied to outstanding debts.

Need to reach Jefferson County Jail? The Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association listing provides these public contact details: mailing address 1615 South State Street, Edmond, OK 73013, phone (405) 471-6049, and email ray@oklahomasheriffs.org. These work for general questions, inmate-related inquiries, and records requests. Before calling or writing about someone in custody, check the facility or sheriff's office page first. Have the person's full name, date of birth, and any booking identifiers ready. For records requests by mail, include any required forms and fees, plus a self-addressed stamped envelope if the agency requests one.

The Jefferson County Jail page references Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association (OSA) resources, including the OSA privacy policy effective November 25, 2024. That policy states a commitment to protecting privacy and ensuring accessibility. OSA is a non-profit representing elected sheriffs in all 77 Oklahoma counties, with about 4,000 active members. The OSA website Terms state that site use is governed by Oklahoma state law. Separately, Oklahoma consumers can register for the Telemarketer Restriction Act consumer registry by phone using designated local and statewide numbers. Registration is free and lasts two years. The Act includes specific exceptions. For Jefferson County Jail visitation, commissary, phone, and schedule details, use the jail's page or contact the facility directly.