McIntosh County Jail Overview
The McIntosh County Jail is operated by the McIntosh County Sheriff's Office. Official county pages also connect the site with the name McIntosh County Criminal Justice Center, and county commissioner agendas refer to meetings at the McIntosh County Sheriff's Office / McIntosh County Criminal Justice Center, Orlando Crabtree Meeting Room. Using both names helps readers match jail, sheriff, and county meeting references to the same local facility.
The jail is the local adult detention point for pretrial detainees, people booked by county and municipal law enforcement, misdemeanor-sentence detainees, court holds, and temporary holds before transfer. No separate county annex, work-release center, federal prison, ICE detention center, or ODOC prison was found in official sources inside McIntosh County. Eufaula and Checotah police may make arrests, but no official city jail roster page was located.
McIntosh County Jail Capacity
The county site did not publish a current live capacity page or daily population dashboard. The best county-specific statistical source located was Vera's Incarceration Trends county CSV. It reported McIntosh County's jail rated capacity as 150 in the 2019 county jail row, a 2019 jail population of 114, a 2024 jail population of 95, a 2023 jail population of 81, and a 2021 jail population of 83.055. Treat 150 as a sourced historical rated capacity, not as a current sheriff-published bed count.
| Year | Jail Population | Source Note |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 95 | Vera county CSV recent figure. |
| 2023 | 81 | Vera county CSV. |
| 2021 | 83.055 | Vera county CSV harmonized value. |
| 2019 | 114 | Vera/BJS row with rated capacity and demographics. |
Look Up McIntosh County Jail Inmates
No official public web roster was located for the McIntosh County Jail. The correct lookup path is to contact the sheriff/jail, use ODCR for filed court cases, register with VINE for custody notifications, and then use ODOC, BOP, or ICE only if the person is outside county custody. That approach is more accurate than relying on third-party jail pages that were not approved sources for this build.
- Call the sheriff/jail at 918.689.4357 during office hours.
- Use 918.689.2526 after hours or dispatch for urgent custody-confirmation questions.
- Give the person's full name, date of birth if known, booking or arrest date, arresting agency, and case number if known.
- Ask whether the person is in custody, whether bond is listed, and whether any hold or detainer blocks release.
- Search ODCR for filed charges after the arrest.
- Use Oklahoma VINELink for custody status and notification registration.
McIntosh County Jail Contact
The official sheriff page is the main county source for jail contact information. It lists Sheriff Kevin Ledbetter, the sheriff office address, the main phone, after-hours and dispatch phone, and office hours. It also states the sheriff preserves the peace, protects life and property, operates the county jail, apprehends and secures people charged with felonies or breaches of peace, and serves warrants and District Court process.
McIntosh County Jail / McIntosh County Criminal Justice Center
1425 Industrial Dr
Eufaula, OK 74432
918.689.4357
After-hours / dispatch: 918.689.2526
Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
The official sheriff page shows the contact block and jail-operation authority for McIntosh County.
Use the sheriff page as the county source for the facility contact path, while confirming live custody by phone or in person.
Visiting McIntosh County Jail
Official McIntosh County visitation rules were not located on a county jail page. The safe instruction is to call before arrival and confirm the schedule, visitor list, ID requirements, dress code, child-visitor rules, property restrictions, and whether visits are in person or video. Do not assume another Oklahoma county's vendor, times, or dress code applies to this jail.
| Visitation Topic | Official Route | What to Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Public visits | Call sheriff/jail | Schedule, visitor approval, ID, dress code, arrival time, and property rules. |
| Video visits | Call sheriff/jail | No official county vendor or rate sheet was located. |
| Attorney visits | Call sheriff/jail | Professional entry, document rules, and private visit procedures. |
| Minors | Call sheriff/jail | Adult accompaniment, proof of relationship, and allowed times. |
| Lobby restrictions | Call before travel | Phones, bags, keys, weapons, and other barred items. |
McIntosh Jail Mail and Money
No official McIntosh County jail mail, commissary, inmate phone, video visit, or deposit vendor page was located. Call the jail before mailing anything or sending funds. Ask for the correct inmate name format, whether a booking number is required, whether photos or cards are allowed, what return address rules apply, and which vendor or in-person method is accepted for deposits.
| Topic | What Research Found | Action |
|---|---|---|
| No official local mail rule page located. | Confirm address format and restrictions with the jail. | |
| Commissary/deposits | No official county vendor confirmed. | Ask the jail before using any outside service. |
| Phone/video calls | No official county vendor or rate sheet found. | Ask whether the inmate must initiate calls and how accounts are funded. |
| State prison money | ODOC uses JPay and MoneyGram for state custody. | Do not apply ODOC rules to the county jail unless the sheriff confirms them. |
Note: Confirm custody and facility rules before sending money, mail, or property to the McIntosh County Jail.
McIntosh County Jail Intake
Oklahoma jail standards require detention facilities to maintain written admission, release, and records procedures. Admission procedures include verifying arrest or commitment papers, searching the person entering the facility, recording medical reception information, inventorying and storing property, and orienting the person to facility rules. Medical reception screening can include illness, mental status, substance-use history, trauma marks, medications, special health needs, and suicide-related screening.
After intake, the booking record may include name, identifiers, arresting agency, booking charges or holds, booking time, bond status, and release or transfer status. Classification and housing decisions follow facility rules. A booking may occur before the district attorney files formal charges, so ODCR may lag behind the jail record.
McIntosh Jail and Court Records
The jail facility is separate from the downtown court offices. The sheriff and jail are at 1425 Industrial Dr. The court clerk and district attorney are at or near 110 N First Street in Eufaula. A visitor who needs to attend court, request a court file, or speak with the district attorney should not assume the jail address is the courthouse address.
Use the jail for custody, booking, bond-status, release, and visitation questions. Use ODCR and the McIntosh County Court Clerk for filed charges, court dates, warrants tied to cases, dispositions, and court-file copies. The court records after jail arrest page explains that separate path in more detail.
McIntosh Jail Transfer Paths
Sentenced felony offenders from McIntosh County move into the Oklahoma Department of Corrections system when transferred to state custody. ODOC says county-jail-to-DOC transfer after sentencing normally takes 6 to 9 months, with short sentences or program-return cases receiving priority in some situations. During that waiting period, a sentenced person may remain in county jail and may not yet appear in the state locator.
Federal and immigration custody are separate. No BOP prison, ICE detention center, or dedicated U.S. Marshals contract facility was found inside McIntosh County. If a jail or court record mentions a federal hold, U.S. Marshals case, BOP sentence, ICE detainer, or immigration transfer, use the federal or ICE locator rather than a county jail lookup alone.
Directions to McIntosh County Jail
The jail address is 1425 Industrial Dr, Eufaula, OK 74432. From the US-69 and Checotah side, use the Eufaula exits and local Eufaula streets toward Industrial Drive. From the south or Pittsburg-Haskell side, route to Eufaula and then Industrial Drive rather than the downtown courthouse. From I-40, visitors generally enter through the Checotah/Eufaula corridor and then follow local roads to the jail.
Visitor parking, ADA entrance details, and public transit service to the jail were not described on the official sheriff page. The City of Eufaula contact page lists KIBOIS transit at 918.689.1020, but no route schedule to the jail was located. Call before travel if mobility access, entry restrictions, or transport timing matters.