Tulsa County Jail

Tulsa County Jail allows on-site, non-contact visitation for specific relationships only: parents, grandparents, spouses, siblings, fiancés, and children age 16 or older accompanied by a legal guardian. Visits happen Fridays and Saturdays from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Each inmate gets one visit per week, and you generally can't visit more than one inmate per week unless a special written visit is granted. If you're 18 or older, bring a government-issued photo ID that matches the scheduled visitor name. Visitors under 18 must come with a parent or guardian. Children under 16 are generally not allowed in the upstairs visitation area unless court-ordered or approved by the Jail Administrator. Start by submitting a Visitor's Request Form. Expect a decision within 10 days. Incomplete or inaccurate information can mean denial plus a 120-day ineligibility period. Certain clothing and items are prohibited, and electronic devices are not allowed during visits.

Communication at Tulsa County Jail starts soon after booking. Once processing is complete, inmates can make phone calls to arrange bond or notify friends and family. Calls are outgoing only and generally recorded or monitored (privileged legal calls are the exception). Video visitation is provided through TechFriends, and you'll use JailATM.com for scheduling and vendor details. To receive calls or join video visits, you'll typically need to create an account with the facility's approved vendor, register your phone number, and confirm ownership before accepting communications. For video visits, select the facility and the person you're visiting in the vendor app, then join from a computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Tulsa County Jail (DLMCJC) accepts inmate funds through on-site kiosks, by mail, and online using JailATM.com or CSGpay.com. Any cash found during booking gets deposited into the inmate's trust account by the facility. For routine deposits, the jail does not accept cash or personal checks. Use a money order or cashier's check if mailing funds. Include the inmate's name and ID on the payment, and make it payable to "Tulsa County Inmate Trust Account." Money in the trust or commissary account typically goes toward commissary purchases, phone or video calls, or fees. Before sending money, check the vendor pages or jail guidance for kiosk locations, processing times, and any fees.