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Latimer County Jail, Latimer County, County Jail

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111 North Central Street, Wilburton, OK, 74578

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http://latimercountysheriff.com/detention-center/

Latimer County County can be found in the Oklahoma area. Wilburton – is the county seat. Latimer County has a total population of 10411 and was formed in 1907.

Latimer County County has a total area of 722 square miles. The zip codes in Latimer County County are 74545, 74559, 74563, 74578.

Latimer County Sheriff’s Office:

The Latimer County Sheriff, Jesse James, is the head law enforcement officer in the Latimer County county. You can reach him by calling 918-465-2161.

Address: 111 North Central Avenue, Wilburton, Oklahoma, 74578, 74545, 74559, 74563, 74578.

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Phone: 918-465-2161

The Latimer County County Department of Corrections, through the Sheriff of Latimer County County, operates the Latimer County Jail in Wilburton, Wilburton, Oklahoma. Latimer County Jail is one of the largest single-site county correctional facilities in the United States, holding up to 7,000 inmates daily and admitting up 88,000 pre-trial detainees each year. Latimer County Jail sits on a 85-acre land with 9 divisions, 3 onsite Sheriff’s departments, a health services facility, 2 education departments, a dayroom, and privatized food service and Latimer County Jail commissary. The Latimer County Jail’s physical address is 111 North Central Street, Wilburton, OK, 74578.

Latimer County Jail was constructed in 1866. By then, the Latimer County Jail served less than 72 residents. Later in 1912, the population in Latimer County County had grown, and so did crime rates.

By the 1958s, 60 of the inmates were county-sentenced individuals serving up to 5 years at the Latimer County Jail.

Following criminal justice reforms, the Latimer County County Department of Corrections merged county and city jails into one streamlined correctional facility. By 2008, the Latimer County Jail could house up to 5,500 individuals.

Programs and Services

Latimer County Jail serves as a central location where inmates undergo screening and classification before proceeding to Oklahoma state prison. While Latimer County Jail, they undertake various Latimer County Jail inmate programs and services to facilitate their stay in Latimer County Jail and incorporation back into their communities upon release:

Individual in Custody Services at the Latimer County Jail

All inmates at the Latimer County Jail have access to legal services, supplies for ongoing needs, and literacy advancement.

The Latimer County County Sheriff’s Rehabilitative Programs

The Latimer County County Sheriff’s Office runs inmate rehabilitation programs like Latimer County Jail mental health transition, substance abuse control, religious and educational programs, Latimer County Jail personal wellbeing enrichment programs, veteran services, and community support.

Complying with the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA)

Due to the high inmate capacity, families and friends of inmates at the Latimer County Jail raise concerns about the safety of their loved ones while serving their sentences. In turn, Latimer County Jail adheres to the PREA, a federal law with zero tolerance for sexual harassment or abuse of persons in locked-up facilities like city and county jails. The Latimer County Jail works with the Rape Victim Advocates to provide discrete medical and legal assistance to any Latimer County Jail inmate who is a victim of sexual abuse.

Contacts

If you need to get in touch with an Latimer County Jail inmate or officer at the Latimer County Jail, call at 918-465-4012 or fax at or fax918-465-0489.

Call the Latimer County Jail any day of the week from 10.00 am to 10.30 pm.

Visit the FAQ section of the Latimer County Jail official website for answers to common questions about the Latimer County Jail, inmates, and services.

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