The Greer County Inmate Population
The Greer County inmate population has two local meanings that should not be mixed. The Greer County Sheriff's Office inmate search covers the jail population in Mangum. That jail roster is for people booked into county custody, including local arrests, short county sentences, writs, and holds for other Oklahoma counties when the roster says so. The sheriff roster is current-custody data. It is not a full history of every arrest in Greer County.
The second custody system is the Oklahoma State Reformatory in Granite. That prison is physically in Greer County, but it is run by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. It holds sentenced adult male state prisoners after conviction and ODOC classification. A person can move from the Greer County Jail to ODOC after sentencing, but the public lookup channel changes at that point. Jail records stay with the sheriff, while prison records move to OK Offender.
Greer County Inmate Population Statistics
The clearest hard numbers in the research are the jail's rated capacity and a dated current roster count. The Oklahoma State Department of Health jail inspection material listed Greer County Jail with 43 beds in 2024 inspection material. The sheriff roster count endpoint returned 35 current in-custody booking IDs when inspected on June 25, 2026. That is a point-in-time count, not an average daily population.
| Measure | Figure | Source / Date |
|---|---|---|
| Greer County Jail rated capacity | 43 beds | Oklahoma State Department of Health jail inspection material, 2024-05-28 |
| Greer County Jail live roster count | 35 in-custody booking IDs | Sheriff roster count endpoint, inspected 2026-06-25 |
| Current roster API total | 35 records, 15 on the first page, 3 pages observed | Sheriff roster endpoint, inspected 2026-06-25 |
| State prison facility in county | Oklahoma State Reformatory | ODOC facility profile |
Greer County Inmate Population Trends
Greer County's jail population should be read as small and capacity-sensitive. A few new arrests, releases, writs, or other-county holds can shift the percentage of beds in use. The research did not locate an official county average daily population report, annual booking total, or average length-of-stay figure. For that reason, the Greer County inmate population trend table uses only figures that were actually located.
| Year / Date | Figure | How to Read It |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-06-25 | 35 current Greer County Jail records | Live roster count from the sheriff endpoint; not an annual average. |
| 2024-05-28 | 43 rated beds | Capacity source from state jail inspection material. |
| Vera multi-year trend | Profile checked, no figure extracted in research | Use only extracted Vera figures in later updates. |
Who Is Counted in Greer County Jail
The current jail roster sample showed more than simple local arrest entries. Records included men and women, race codes W, B, and U, and classifications such as Minimum Security and Medium Security. The charge text also showed Comanche County holds, writs, and a "SENTENCED TO DOC" entry. Those local details matter because a Greer County jail search may show someone connected to another county's hold or someone waiting for a state-prison transfer.
- County pretrial custody: People booked after local arrest or held while a criminal case is pending.
- Short county sentences: People serving local jail time may remain on the sheriff roster.
- Writs and holds: The public data showed writs and other-county holds, including Comanche County hold text.
- State-prison transition: A roster entry marked "SENTENCED TO DOC" signals that ODOC lookup may soon be the better search route.
Greer County Jail Capacity
The Greer County Jail capacity figure comes from state jail inspection material, not from the live roster. That distinction keeps the population discussion accurate. Rated capacity is the number of beds identified through state inspection oversight. The roster count is the number of current booking records returned by the sheriff's public system at one time. The observed count was below rated capacity on the inspection date used in the research, but it should not be described as a permanent average or proof that crowding can never occur.
No current official overcrowding order, consent decree, release order, major litigation item, or new-jail construction item was confirmed in the official-source research. If a later state inspection report lists deficiencies, that report should control. Until then, the hard facts are the 43-bed capacity, the dated 35-record roster count, and the lack of a confirmed Greer County jail overcrowding order in the research file.
Laws Governing Greer County Inmate Records
Oklahoma law separates public access from unrestricted access. Basic jail and arrest information is generally public, but medical information, juvenile records, sealed or expunged records, and active-investigation material can be withheld or redacted. Greer County Jail records come from the sheriff because Oklahoma law places jail custody duties with the sheriff. Court records after arrest come from the district court and prosecutor, while sentenced prison records come from ODOC.
Key Oklahoma authorities:
51 O.S. Section 24A.3 defines public records and public bodies under the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
51 O.S. Section 24A.8 covers law-enforcement records and basic arrest information, while preserving exemptions.
57 O.S. Section 15 supports the sheriff's custody role for prisoners committed to jail.
57 O.S. Section 31 supports the jail register concept behind public prisoner information.
Greer County State Prison Population
Oklahoma State Reformatory makes Greer County different from counties that have only a sheriff-run jail. The prison is in Granite, but it is not a Greer County Jail annex. It holds sentenced state prisoners from across Oklahoma, and those prisoners are searched through ODOC's statewide locator. The county jail roster may show a person before transfer, or may show "SENTENCED TO DOC" during the changeover, but ODOC data controls once the person is in state custody.
ODOC's lookup starts with a disclaimer. The research notes that ODOC says its public offender data is abbreviated and not intended to give a full explanation of offense, sentence details, or time to serve. That warning is important for Greer County inmate population searches because a state-prison profile and a county jail booking card answer different questions. The prison profile helps locate a sentenced prisoner. The sheriff roster helps identify current county custody.
Search the Greer County Inmate Population
The sheriff's public roster is the first search channel for current Greer County Jail custody. The page states that it shows in-custody inmates, when they were booked, charges, and additional information. It also says inmates are sorted by booking date and tells users to search by name when looking for a specific inmate. The page's meta description says the search is updated hourly.
The official roster page is available at the Greer County Jail inmate search. The roster is a web application, not a static PDF. Its public data endpoint returned booking fields such as BookingID, BookingNum, BookingDate, FullName, Sex, Race, DOB, Classification, Pic, address fields, and Charges.
- Open the sheriff's inmate search page and review the current-custody count line.
- Use the "Search by Name..." field. Last-name searching fits the roster's last-name-first format.
- Open the inmate card or photo when a result appears. The public link uses a BookingID value.
- Read booking date, charge text, classification, and photo status as jail data, not final court disposition.
- If no result appears, search VINELink, ODOC, BOP, or ICE based on the type of custody involved.
Greer County Roster Search Fields
The Greer County roster has a simple visible name filter, plus public endpoint parameters that control page size and pagination. A broad search can miss a person if the name is spelled differently, if the person was released, or if the person moved to a different custody system. VINELink is useful after release or transfer because the sheriff roster itself routes no-result searches toward VINE.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by Name... | Text input | No | Visible filter field for the current roster. Last-name searching usually matches the stored name format. |
| limit | API parameter | No | The inspected endpoint used limit 15, and the visible roster paginated cards. |
| offset | API parameter | No | Pagination controls move between roster pages by offset. |
The screenshot captured from the official Greer County roster shows the current inmate search interface, name filter, booking cards, and VINE notice.
The image reinforces the main search rule: use the sheriff roster for current jail custody, then move to VINE or ODOC if the person is no longer listed.
Past Greer County Inmate Records
The sheriff roster is framed as a current in-custody list. The research did not locate a public archive that promises older released inmate records or a daily historical booking report. For a past Greer County Jail booking, the fallback is the sheriff records-request page. A useful request should identify the person's name, booking date, incident or booking number if known, and the exact record sought.
Past custody can also split into other systems. A person released from jail may still appear in VINE history or notifications. A person sentenced to prison should be searched through OK Offender. A person held federally should be searched through BOP or U.S. Marshals channels, while immigration detention uses ICE. A missing roster result is a routing problem, not proof that no record exists.
What a Greer County Inmate Record Shows
Greer County roster cards show a public-facing subset of the booking record. The API sample exposed more detail than the card view, including booking identifiers, date fields, name fields, demographic fields, photo filename, classification, address fields, and charge text. Address fields should be treated with care because some entries were blank or nonstandard in the inspected data.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| BookingID | Numeric public booking identifier used in the inmate profile URL. |
| BookingNum | Booking number in an observed YY-NNNN format. |
| BookingDate | Jail booking date and time, formatted on the public card. |
| FullName | Name in uppercase last-name-first format. |
| Classification | Observed jail classification such as Minimum Security or Medium Security. |
| Pic | Booking photo filename when a mugshot is available. |
| Charges | Charge descriptions, writs, holds, or DOC-sentenced status text. |
Greer County Jail vs State Prison
Greer County Jail and Oklahoma State Reformatory are both local to the county, but their records do different work. Jail roster data follows a booking. State prison data follows sentencing and ODOC admission. That split affects mugshots, visitation, mail, money, release information, and who can confirm custody.
| Greer County Jail | Oklahoma State Reformatory | |
|---|---|---|
| Who is held | Local arrests, pretrial detainees, short county sentences, writs, and holds. | Sentenced adult male state prisoners in ODOC custody. |
| Run by | Greer County Sheriff's Office. | Oklahoma Department of Corrections. |
| Lookup | Sheriff's jail roster. | OK Offender statewide locator. |
| Records focus | Booking date, charges, classification, and current jail custody. | Facility, sentence/offense summary, custody status, and prison placement. |
State and Federal Inmate Search
Use OK Offender for sentenced Oklahoma prisoners and fugitives. Use BOP inmate locator for sentenced federal prisoners. Use ICE Online Detainee Locator for immigration detainees. None of those portals replaces the Greer County Jail roster for local pretrial custody.
The BOP and ICE screenshots in the image manifest were captured as lookup fallback references, but the home page does not need to stack every locator screenshot. The key point is jurisdiction. A person missing from the Greer County inmate roster may be released, transferred, sentenced to ODOC, held for another county, in federal custody, in immigration custody, or listed under a different name spelling.
Greer County Detention Facilities
The facility map has two entries. The sheriff jail is the primary current-custody search for local arrests. Oklahoma State Reformatory is a state prison in the county and must be searched through ODOC, not the sheriff roster.
- Greer County Jail - county jail in Mangum for local pretrial custody, short sentences, writs, and holds.
- Oklahoma State Reformatory - ODOC state prison in Granite for sentenced adult male state prisoners.
Greer County Inmate Population FAQ
How big is the Greer County inmate population?
The dated jail count in the research was 35 current Greer County Jail booking IDs on June 25, 2026. The state inspection capacity source listed 43 jail beds. Oklahoma State Reformatory is a separate state prison population and is not counted through the sheriff's jail roster.
How do I search the Greer County inmate population?
Search current jail custody through the sheriff's inmate search. Search sentenced state prisoners through OK Offender. Use VINELink for release and transfer notices, and use BOP or ICE only when the custody system is federal or immigration-related.
Can I look up a released Greer County inmate?
The public sheriff roster is a current-custody tool. For older booking records, use the sheriff's records-request channel and give a name, date, and booking number when possible. Court records after arrest are searched separately through ODCR or OSCN.
Does the Greer County roster show mugshots?
Yes, the roster displays booking photos when the public Pic field is populated. If no photo is available, the roster can show a no-image placeholder. Older or missing booking photos should be requested from the sheriff records channel.