Payne County Sheriff’s Office
The Payne County Sheriff's Department is the primary law enforcement agency in Payne County, Oklahoma. It is responsible for maintaining peace and security throughout the county. This includes everything from enforcing laws and ordinances to operating the local jail and conducting active arrest warrants.
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Location and Contact Details
The Payne County Sheriff's Department's headquarters is located at 606 South Husband Street, Suite 101, Stillwater, OK 74074.
For general inquiries, they can be reached at:
- Telephone: (405) 372-4522
- Fax: (405) 372-1448
- Email: [email protected]
For emergencies, always dial 911.
Please visit the Payne County Sheriff's Office Website for more detailed contact information and additional services.
Active Arrest Warrants
Warrant Lookup
Active arrest warrants are issued by the courts for the arrest and detention of an individual suspected of a crime. The Payne County Sheriff's Department is responsible for executing these warrants.
For those wishing to perform a Payne County warrant lookup, the Sheriff's Department maintains an up-to-date database of all active warrants issued within the county. This database is available to the public and can be accessed through the Payne County Sheriff's Warrants Portal.
Arrest Records Search
In addition to the warrant lookup, the Payne County Sheriff's Department provides an arrest records search feature on their website. This enables members of the public to look up individuals who have been arrested and booked into the Payne County jail. For this, visit the Payne County Arrest Records Search Page.
Additional Services and Information
Criminal Records and Background Checks
The Payne County Sheriff's Department facilitates criminal records requests and background checks. This information is crucial for employers, landlords, and other parties who need to verify an individual's criminal history. Visit the Payne County Criminal Records Request Page for more information.
Sex Offender Registry
The sex offender registry is a critical resource for Payne County residents. This database provides details about registered sex offenders living in the county, helping to ensure community safety. Access the Payne County Sex Offender Registry.
Most Wanted List
The Payne County Sheriff's Department maintains a most wanted list, which includes information about individuals with outstanding warrants who are considered particularly dangerous or elusive. For more information, check out the Payne County Most Wanted Page.
Bail Bonds
The Payne County Sheriff's Department oversees the process of bail bonds. When a person is arrested and booked into the Payne County jail, they may be able to secure their release through the payment of a bail bond. More details are available at the Payne County Bail Bonds Information Page.
Local Police Departments in Payne County
Apart from the Payne County Sheriff's Department, there are other local police departments within Payne County that also serve specific cities or regions. These include:
- Stillwater Police Department
- Perkins Police Department
- Cushing Police Department
- Yale Police Department
For more detailed contact information and services, please visit their individual websites through the links provided on the Payne County Local Police Departments Page.
Victim Notification Service
The Payne County Sheriff's Department participates in the Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) service. VINE is a free and anonymous service that allows crime victims and other concerned citizens to obtain timely and reliable information about criminal cases and the custody status of offenders. To register for these notifications, visit the Payne County VINE Registration Page.
Emergency Management
The Payne County Sheriff's Department plays a crucial role in emergency management in the county. This involves preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters and emergencies.
Community Programs
The Payne County Sheriff's Department offers various community programs aimed at fostering relationships between law enforcement and the community, promoting safety, and educating the public. Some of these programs include the Neighborhood Watch program, the DARE program (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), and the Explorer Post for young adults interested in careers in law enforcement.
Records Request
The Payne County Sheriff's Department adheres to the Oklahoma Open Records Act, providing public access to specific government records. This includes incident reports, accident reports, and other records maintained by the sheriff's office.
Civil Process Services
The Sheriff's Department is also responsible for serving civil process documents in Payne County. These documents can include summons, subpoenas, writs, and other court orders.
Concealed Carry Permits
The Sheriff's Department oversees the application and issuance process for concealed carry permits in Payne County. They provide information about the requirements, the application process, and safety training courses. For more information about obtaining a concealed carry permit in Payne County, refer to the Payne County Concealed Carry Permit Information Page.
Drug Take Back Program
The Payne County Sheriff's Department participates in the Drug Take Back program. This initiative provides a safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications.
Animal Control Services
Animal control services in Payne County are also coordinated by the Sheriff's Department. They are responsible for enforcing the county's animal control ordinances, including those related to animal cruelty, strays, and licensing.
Road Conditions and Traffic Updates
The Payne County Sheriff's Department provides updates on road conditions, especially during inclement weather. They also provide timely traffic updates, alerts about road closures, and other traffic-related incidents.
Recruitment and Careers
The Payne County Sheriff's Department is always looking for qualified and dedicated individuals to join their team. They offer a variety of career opportunities, including deputy sheriff positions, corrections officers, dispatchers, and administrative roles.
Sheriff Sales
The Payne County Sheriff's Department is responsible for conducting sheriff sales, which are public auctions of property repossessed to satisfy a debt. These sales can involve various types of properties, including homes, land, and commercial real estate.
School Resource Officers
School Resource Officers (SROs) are deputies assigned to schools within Payne County. The SRO program aims to create and maintain safe, secure, and orderly learning environments for students, teachers, and staff. These officers provide a law enforcement presence in schools and also serve as mentors, counselors, and educators.
Search and Rescue Services
The Payne County Sheriff's Department operates a Search and Rescue unit. This team is trained and equipped to respond to a variety of emergency situations, including missing person searches, natural disasters, and other community emergencies.
Reporting a Crime in Payne County
Reporting a crime is a civic duty. If you are a victim or witness to a crime, it is important to report it promptly. The Payne County Sheriff's Department encourages residents to report any suspicious activity. For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergencies, contact the Sheriff's Department at their non-emergency number (405) 372-4522, or visit the Payne County Crime Reporting Page to report a crime online.
Volunteering Opportunities
The Payne County Sheriff's Department values the contribution of community members and offers various volunteering opportunities. This includes roles such as volunteer deputies, administrative volunteers, and community outreach helpers.