Bryan County Jail Overview
Bryan County Jail is operated by the Bryan County Sheriff's Office. It is the primary county jail for Durant and the rest of Bryan County, Oklahoma. The facility holds current local jail inmates, including pretrial detainees, recent bookings, and people held locally while bond, court action, release, transfer, or another custody decision is pending. The official sheriff site publishes the inmate search, records request, visitation, mail, commissary, bondsmen, most-wanted, and contact pages tied to the jail.
The facility map did not locate a separate county annex, work-release center, regional jail, state prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention facility physically in Bryan County. Durant Police is an important local arresting agency, but its official pages point to police records, after-hours bond payment, and VINE rather than a separate city jail roster. The practical assumption from the research is that people arrested by Durant Police or other Bryan County agencies are booked into Bryan County Jail when detention is required.
The Bryan County Sheriff's Office homepage shows the official agency site that links jail, inmate search, recent bookings, services, and contact paths.
The homepage image is useful because it ties the public jail roster, recent bookings, crime-tip route, and sheriff contact numbers to one official county source.
Bryan County Jail Population
The current sheriff-published rated capacity was not located on the county pages reviewed. The best historical facility number found was the Prison Policy Initiative correctional population table, which lists Bryan County Jail as 127 local on December 31, 2013. The live sheriff roster count endpoint returned 134 current inmate IDs on June 25, 2026. That newer number is a live roster count, not an official capacity or average daily population.
Public profile and API examples show classification, including Medium Security in inspected records. They do not publish housing unit, pod, cell, medical unit, mental-health unit, or current rated-capacity details. Oklahoma jail standards and state inspection authority provide the broader operating framework for county detention facilities, but the local pages do not publish a complete capacity report.
Search Bryan County Jail Roster
The official inmate lookup for Bryan County Jail is the sheriff's current inmate search. It is free and does not require a login. The page says it shows in-custody inmates, booking dates, charges, and additional information. The roster uses a name filter and booking cards sorted by booking date. The public page is backed by sheriff API endpoints that returned 134 current bookings during the June 25, 2026 inspection.
- Open the Bryan County Jail inmate search.
- Use the "Search by Name..." field if the booking list is too long.
- Open the booking card, image, or name for the public profile.
- Read the inmate ID, booking date and time, charges, and photo or placeholder.
- Use VINELink or call the jail if the person may have been released or transferred.
The roster covers current local custody. Sentenced Oklahoma prison inmates are searched through the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, federal sentenced inmates through BOP, and immigration detainees through ICE ODLS.
Bryan County Jail Address
Use the jail line for custody questions that are not clear from the roster. Administrative office hours can differ by source: the sheriff contact page lists Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, while OKCounties lists 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM for the sheriff. Confirm counter hours before arriving. Dispatch is listed as a 24/7 contact path.
Bryan County Jail
402 W Evergreen Street
Durant, OK 74701
(580) 931-0673
Jail information line
Bryan County Sheriff's Office
402 W Evergreen Street
Durant, OK 74701
(580) 924-3000
Administration generally Monday-Friday daytime hours
Dispatch
Bryan County Communications
Durant, OK
(580) 924-3737
24/7 dispatch; option 4 for case number help per records page
Bryan County Jail Profile Fields
A Bryan County Jail public profile is a custody record, not a complete court file. It displays the jail-facing booking information that helps identify the person and the booking event. The sample profile inspected in the research showed a mugshot area, name, sex, race, age, city, inmate ID, booking time, charge list, deposit link, commissary link, and VINELink notification button.
| Profile field | Public meaning |
|---|---|
| Mugshot or placeholder | Booking photo when Pic is populated, otherwise no-image display |
| Inmate ID | Local person identifier and VINELink reference |
| Booking date/time | When the person was booked into the jail system |
| Charges | Booking charge labels, which may differ from filed court charges |
| Classification | API security classification, observed as Medium Security in examples |
| Deposit and commissary links | Tiger/JailATM paths tied to the selected person |
The profile layout did not show bond amount, housing unit, court date, arresting agency, warrant number, release date, or projected release date in the inspected sample.
Bryan County Jail Visitation
Bryan County Jail personal visitation is handled through NCIC Inmate Communication Systems. The sheriff visitation page says all personal inmate visitation is through NCIC. Attorney and counsel visits are scheduled with the jail administrator. Family and friends must create an NCIC account, select the Bryan County facility, choose the inmate, and pick a date and time.
The Bryan County visitation page documents the NCIC video visit steps and phone payment information.
The image supports the local visitation rules: visits are scheduled before arrival, personal visits are video and no-contact, and phone account funding is handled separately from the roster.
| Visit type | Schedule or limit | Rule or cost |
|---|---|---|
| Remote off-site video | 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM | Must be scheduled 24 hours in advance; visits are recorded |
| Remote or on-site video | Two visits per day per inmate | 20 minutes per visit with a 10-minute cool down |
| In-house visit | One free in-house visit every 30 days | Additional visits are $10; video only and no-contact |
| Saturday on-site kiosk | Limited openings | For family or friends without internet when scheduled 24 hours ahead |
| Attorney or counsel | Scheduled with jail administrator | Separate from personal visit process |
Bryan County Jail Mail
Mail to Bryan County Jail must use the inmate name and the Evergreen Street jail address. Incoming and outgoing mail must include full first and last names and full correct addresses for both sender and recipient. The sheriff mail page says former inmates may not correspond with current inmates for six months after release unless approved by the Detention Center Administrator.
| Mail item | Bryan County rule |
|---|---|
| Mailing format | Bryan County Jail, inmate name, 402 Evergreen Street, Durant, OK 74701 |
| Sender information | Full first and last name plus full correct return address required |
| Former inmate rule | No correspondence with current inmates for six months after release unless approved |
| Third-party items | Allowed only if they comply with normal mail and content rules |
| Prohibited content | Sexual images, illegal activity, escape or weapon instructions, drugs, biohazards, threats, and violent content |
The sheriff inmate mail page is the source for the address format, former-inmate restriction, and prohibited-material rules.
Bryan County Jail Commissary
Tiger Correctional Services and JailATM handle Bryan County Jail web deposits and commissary ordering. The sheriff commissary page says money orders are not accepted. Web deposits may be made by credit or debit card, and the jail lobby kiosk accepts cash or card deposits. Any money left in the commissary account on release may be obtained only by the inmate upon release.
The Bryan County commissary page shows the Tiger and JailATM deposit and order links used for inmate accounts.
The screenshot connects commissary access to the official sheriff page rather than to a third-party search result.
| Service | Provider or rule | Fee or timing |
|---|---|---|
| Web deposits | Tiger/JailATM through sheriff links | Credit and debit deposits available |
| Lobby kiosk | Jail lobby kiosk | Cash, debit, or credit accepted |
| Commissary order | Tiger/JailATM | Sheriff page says orders must be completed by Tuesday evening before 10:30 AM |
| Phone setup | Call 866-797-5578 | Live operator deposit fee $5.95; weekday and Saturday hours listed |
| PIN Debit | Funds become inmate property | No refunds on PIN Debit funds |
Booking at Bryan County Jail
Official Bryan County pages do not publish a full intake procedure, but the roster fields show the public result of booking. A typical local path is arrest by the sheriff's office, Durant Police, or another agency; transport to Bryan County Jail; intake identification; booking photo; demographic entry; classification; charge entry; and public roster posting if the person remains in custody.
The roster API showed overnight and early morning bookings in the inspected sample, so public booking records are not limited to administrative counter hours. The public fields include booking number, booking date and time, name, sex, race, age, city, inmate ID, charges, classification in the API, and photo filename or placeholder. Internal jail data is broader than the public profile.
Custody flow: Arrest to booking to first appearance to bond or hold to court case to release, transfer, or state/federal custody.
Bryan County Jail Records and Bond
The sheriff Records Division maintains Bryan County Sheriff's Office records and processes open records requests. The records request page provides an online form and downloadable form, asks for specific record descriptions and case numbers, and says requesters will be notified of applicable fees under the Oklahoma Open Records Act before sending payment. It notes there may be a 24-hour turnaround.
The sheriff bondsmen page provides a local licensed bondsman list and warns that bond paperwork must be completed and notarized correctly. If cases have already been filed, the bond must include case numbers. The page states that bondsmen are responsible for paperwork, not the Sheriff's Office or jail staff, and that rejected bonds can put the defendant at risk of re-arrest.
For filed charges after booking, search ODCR through the Bryan County Court Clerk. For custody status changes, use the roster, VINELink, or the jail phone. For old booking records, use the sheriff records request path.
Bryan County Jail Standards
No official Bryan County-specific jail construction, closure, consent decree, release order, or recent conditions litigation page was located in the official sources reviewed. State-level standards still matter. Oklahoma law requires the Oklahoma State Department of Health to develop detention facility standards and inspect city and county detention facilities at least annually. The jail standards PDF addresses clothing, bedding, sanitation, security, rated population concepts, and other facility operations.
Official Bryan County service pages document video visitation, inmate telephones, mail screening, commissary deposits, records requests, and classification in the roster API. They do not publish GED, vocational, substance-abuse, reentry, religious-service, grievance, medical-request, or mental-health program details. Those topics should be requested from the facility or records office if needed.
Note: Confirm custody, visit approval, and service rules with Bryan County Jail before traveling or sending funds.