Broken Arrow Jail Overview
The Broken Arrow Municipal Jail is operated by the City of Broken Arrow and is located in the Justice Center at 2304 S. First Place, Broken Arrow, OK 74012. The city states that the jail was built in 2004. It has male and female cell blocks, an intake area, holding cells, a visitation area, an exercise yard, and two day rooms. The facility is staffed by municipal detention personnel rather than the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office.
Broken Arrow matters for Wagoner County inmate research because the city spans Tulsa and Wagoner Counties. A person arrested in the Wagoner County part of Broken Arrow, or by Broken Arrow Police on a matter tied to a Wagoner County address or incident, may start in the municipal jail. Some cases may later appear in county court, the Wagoner County jail roster, or another custody system depending on transfer, charge level, and court jurisdiction.
The city jail is not a state prison and not a federal detention center. It is a municipal jail for city arrests and short-term local custody. If a person has been sentenced to state prison, use OK Offender Lookup. If a federal sentence or federal hold is involved, use the Bureau of Prisons locator or ICE ODLS as the case requires.
Broken Arrow Jail Population
The City of Broken Arrow publishes several useful numbers for this facility. The jail has 32 beds and is divided into male and female cell blocks. The city states that about 2,700 inmates are processed through the jail each year and that the daily average population is approximately 24. The staffing description lists four supervisors, twelve jailers, and one jail trainer, for 17 detention officers in the municipal jail operation.
Those figures are city jail figures. They should not be combined with the Wagoner County Jail roster count because the two facilities serve different custody roles. Broken Arrow's daily average is a municipal jail workload measure. Wagoner County Jail's current roster count is a county detention count. A person can move from one system to another, but the facility populations remain separate.
Look Up Broken Arrow Jail Inmates
The city jail research did not include a public searchable municipal roster screenshot or a successful local capture of the page, so the safest current lookup route is direct contact with the Detention Control Center. The facility phone number is 918-451-8352. Police Dispatch is 918-451-8200, and the Court Clerk's Office is 918-451-8559. If the person is transferred to county custody, search the Wagoner County inmate search or the relevant Tulsa County custody system based on where the case is held.
- Call the Broken Arrow Detention Control Center at 918-451-8352 for current municipal custody.
- Ask whether the person is still at the municipal jail, released, bonded out, or transferred.
- For a Wagoner County side case, search the Wagoner County inmate roster by name after transfer.
- For a municipal case, contact Broken Arrow Municipal Court at 918-451-8559.
- For sentenced prison custody, use OK Offender Lookup rather than the municipal jail.
Broken Arrow Police may process a person locally before any county jail profile exists. A county roster result with Broken Arrow Police Department in the agency field can indicate that the person moved from city or police custody into county jail custody. The facility and court path should be confirmed before posting bond or making travel plans.
Broken Arrow Jail Contact
Use the jail control number for custody, the police dispatch number for police contact, and the municipal court number for court clerk questions. The Broken Arrow Municipal Court page is the better source for court and payment issues, while the jail page controls detention rules. The city page says the jail operates around the clock, including holidays, and that inmates can be bonded out at any time. That 24/7 jail operation does not mean the court clerk keeps the same schedule.
Broken Arrow Municipal Jail
2304 S. First Place
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
918-451-8352
Operates 24/7, including holidays
Broken Arrow Police and Court
Police Dispatch: 918-451-8200
Court Clerk: 918-451-8559
Use court clerk contact for municipal court questions.
Broken Arrow Jail Visits
Broken Arrow publishes more specific visitation rules than the other municipal facility in this batch. Visitation is available seven days a week from 8 AM to 8 PM, but the jail closes visitation from 11 AM to 1 PM for lunch and from 5:30 PM to 7 PM for dinner. Visits are first come, first served. Each inmate is allowed one visit per day, up to 20 minutes, with a maximum of two visitors.
| Visit Rule | Broken Arrow Detail | Visitor Action |
|---|---|---|
| Days | Seven days weekly | Call first if custody status is uncertain. |
| Hours | 8 AM-8 PM | Arrive outside closure periods. |
| Closures | 11 AM-1 PM and 5:30 PM-7 PM | Lunch and dinner breaks interrupt visits. |
| Length | Up to 20 minutes | One visit per inmate per day. |
| Visitors | Maximum two visitors, valid photo ID required | No bags or hand-carried items. |
No physical contact is allowed. Visitors may be searched, and bags, purses, and hand-carried items are not allowed. Attorney and clergy rules are separate. Attorneys can visit at any time with a valid Oklahoma State Bar card. Travelers over 50 miles may receive special allowances, but that should be confirmed with jail staff before the trip.
Broken Arrow Jail Bonds
Broken Arrow states that inmates can be bonded out at any time. The city accepts bondsman bonds, cash or credit card payment, and attorney's OR. Cash users should have exact change. Major credit and debit cards are accepted. These are Broken Arrow municipal jail rules, not Wagoner County Jail rules and not a guarantee that every hold is releasable by payment alone.
| Bond Type | City Rule | Important Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Bondsman | Accepted | Confirm the charge and jurisdiction first. |
| Cash | Accepted with exact change | A hold can still block release. |
| Credit or debit card | Major cards accepted | Ask about any processing rules. |
| Attorney's OR | Listed by the city | Requires attorney involvement. |
A zero-dollar or no-bond situation should be verified by staff. It may reflect a hold, a court order, another jurisdiction, or a status that is not resolved by ordinary payment.
Broken Arrow Jail Mail
Broken Arrow publishes a separate mail format for city jail inmates. Use the inmate's full name and the Broken Arrow City Jail address. Do not use the Wagoner County Detention Center mail format for a person confirmed to be held at Broken Arrow Municipal Jail. Outside item rules are also separate from Wagoner County Jail mail rules.
| Service | Provider or Detail |
|---|---|
| Mail Address | Inmate's Full Name, c/o Broken Arrow City Jail, 2304 South First Place, Broken Arrow, OK 74012 |
| Phone Access | Collect phones in cell areas |
| Prepaid Minutes | prepaidinmate.com, search Broken Arrow City Jail |
| Commissary Deposit | No separate commissary deposit fee table located in the city research |
Because the research did not locate a Broken Arrow commissary fee table, do not assume Tiger Commissary or the Wagoner County weekly order schedule applies. County vendors and city vendors are different systems unless the official city source says otherwise.
Broken Arrow Jail Booking
The city jail includes an intake area and holding cells, which supports short-term municipal booking and processing. The city reports that about 2,700 inmates are processed annually. A person arrested by Broken Arrow Police can be held in the municipal jail, bonded out, taken to municipal court, or transferred if another jurisdiction or charge level controls the case. The daily average population of about 24 shows a working municipal jail, not only a temporary lobby hold.
For a Broken Arrow arrest connected to the Wagoner County side of the city, the public record path may split. Municipal court records may stay with Broken Arrow Municipal Court. County-level criminal charges may appear in Wagoner County District Court or another district court based on location and filing. Custody can move from the municipal jail to county jail. That is why a complete lookup uses phone confirmation, municipal court contact, and the county roster where transfer is possible.
Broken Arrow Jail Fallbacks
No Oklahoma DOC prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention center was located inside Wagoner County from the official facility research. If a person leaves Broken Arrow Municipal Jail and is later sentenced to state prison, use Oklahoma Department of Corrections lookup rather than the city jail. If the person recently moved through county custody, the sheriff's released inmate page may also help confirm a recent release window. ODOC warns that its information is abbreviated and that users should contact DOC for further documentation. State custody is not the same as a municipal booking.
For federal prisoners, the Bureau of Prisons locator covers federal inmates from 1982 to the present and allows number or name searches. For immigration detention, use ICE ODLS and VINE when available. Federal and immigration locators are identity and custody tools, not county-style mugshot galleries. Do not expect them to show the same booking photo fields used by county jail profiles.
Note: Broken Arrow Municipal Jail rules are city rules; confirm transfer status before using Wagoner County Jail visits, mail, or commissary procedures.
About Broken Arrow Jail
Broken Arrow Municipal Jail has unusually concrete published facility details for a city jail serving part of Wagoner County. The city identifies the Justice Center address, construction year, bed count, staffing, male and female cell blocks, intake space, holding cells, visitation area, exercise yard, and day rooms. It also gives direct rules for visits, bonds, mail, phone access, attorney visits, clergy visits, and daily operation.
That detail should be kept separate from county jail policy. Wagoner County Jail uses a sheriff roster, City Tele Coin video visitation, Tiger Commissary, and county records processes. Broken Arrow uses its municipal jail contacts, in-person visitation window, and city bond rules. When the arrest location or agency is unclear, the arresting agency field on a county roster profile and a phone call to the municipal jail are the fastest ways to avoid using the wrong facility rule.