Caddo County Sheriff’s Office

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency in Caddo County, Oklahoma. It is dedicated to maintaining peace, enforcing the law, and protecting the rights of all citizens within its jurisdiction.

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The Caddo County sheriff's department operates under the leadership of the Sheriff, who is elected by the citizens of Caddo County. The department is responsible for all the law enforcement activities within the county, including crime prevention, investigation, and suppression.

Location and Contact Details

For general information or to report non-emergency incidents, you can contact the Caddo County Sheriff's Office at:

Caddo County Sheriff's Office
201 W Oklahoma Ave, Anadarko, OK 73005
Phone: (405) 247-6666

Please note that this is a non-emergency number. In case of emergencies, call 911 immediately.

Arrest Warrants Search

An integral part of the local sheriff's office's duty involves the execution of active arrest warrants. An arrest warrant is a document that legally authorizes law enforcement officials to arrest a person suspected of committing a crime.

Warrant Lookup

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office maintains a database for warrant lookup. This tool is useful for the public, especially for employers or landlords to perform background checks on potential hires or tenants.

To search for a warrant, visit the Caddo County Warrant Lookup page and enter the required information. This online database provides details about active warrants, including the name of the person, nature of the crime, and the date the warrant was issued.

Arrest Records Search and Criminal Records

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office also maintains a database for Arrest Records Search. This database includes details about persons who have been arrested and booked by the Caddo County Sheriff's Department. Similarly, you can also find criminal records by visiting the Criminal Records Search page on the Sheriff's Department website.

Sex Offender Registry

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office maintains the local Sex Offender Registry as per the laws of the State of Oklahoma. This registry includes information about individuals who have been convicted of sex crimes and are required by law to register their current address. To search for a registered sex offender, visit the Caddo County Sex Offender Registry page.

Most Wanted List

The Caddo County Sheriff's Department also publishes a "Most Wanted" list, showcasing individuals with outstanding warrants who pose a significant risk to public safety. You can view the list on the Caddo County Most Wanted page.

Bail Bonds

When someone is arrested, they may be released from custody before their court date through bail bonds. Bail is an amount of money set by the court to ensure the defendant appears at future court proceedings. For more information on bail bonds, contact your local bail bonds service provider or visit the Caddo County Sheriff's Department Bail Bonds Information page.

Caddo County Police Departments

In addition to the Caddo County Sheriff's Office, there are also several local police departments in the various towns and cities within Caddo County. These police departments work in tandemwith the Sheriff's Department to enforce the law within their respective jurisdictions.

Here is a list of some of the local police departments in Caddo County:

Anadarko Police Department
201 NE 1st St, Anadarko, OK 73005
Phone: (405) 247-2411

Apache Police Department
119 E Evans Ave, Apache, OK 73006
Phone: (580) 588-3350

Binger Police Department
223 W Main St, Binger, OK 73009
Phone: (405) 656-2426

Carnegie Police Department
16 N Broadway St, Carnegie, OK 73015
Phone: (580) 654-1444

Cyril Police Department
202 W Main St, Cyril, OK 73029
Phone: (580) 464-2216

Eakly Police Department
215 W Main St, Eakly, OK 73033
Phone: (405) 797-3311

Each police department operates independently but works closely with the Caddo County Sheriff's Office to ensure coordinated law enforcement across the county.

Please remember that the contact numbers provided above are for non-emergency situations. In case of an emergency, always dial 911.

Other Services

Aside from maintaining arrest records, executing arrest warrants, and overseeing the sex offender registry, the Caddo County Sheriff's Office also provides other services to the citizens of Caddo County.

For example, the Sheriff's Office offers Public Fingerprinting Services to assist individuals who need fingerprints for employment, licensing, or other lawful purposes. The office also conducts Public Background Checks, which can be useful for employers, landlords, or anyone else who needs to verify someone's criminal history for lawful purposes.

If you need to retrieve your personal belongings from an impounded vehicle, you can visit the Property and Evidence page on the Sheriff's Office website for more information on the retrieval process.

Victim Notification

For victims of crime and other concerned citizens, the Caddo County Sheriff's Office provides a free, automated notification service. This service allows you to get notified when an offender's custody status changes. To register for this service, visit the Victim Notification page.

Caddo County Courts

In the judicial system, the Caddo County Sheriff's Office works closely with the county courts. The Sheriff's Office serves court papers, such as summons, subpoenas, and civil process papers, and provides security for the county courthouses.

Here is the contact information for the Caddo County Court:

Caddo County Court
110 SW 2nd St, Anadarko, OK 73005
Phone: (405) 247-3393

For court dates, case information, and other court-related inquiries, contact the court directly.

Community Involvement

The Caddo County Sheriff's Department believes in community involvement and has several programs in place to encourage interaction between the department and local residents. The department runs a Community Policing program, which fosters partnerships between the police and the community to proactively address public safety issues.

The department also offers the Neighborhood Watch program. This program encourages neighbors to look out for one another, thereby reducing the likelihood of criminal activity in their neighborhoods.

Volunteering and Career Opportunities

In its bid to effectively serve and protect the community, the Caddo County Sheriff's Office encourages citizens to take an active role in local law enforcement. One of the ways it does this is through its Volunteer Programs.

The Volunteer Programs consist of various opportunities for citizens to support the department in non-enforcement roles. Some of these roles include administrative support, community outreach, and participation in the Reserve Deputy Program.

Additionally, the Caddo County Sheriff's Department offers a range of career opportunities for individuals interested in law enforcement. To learn more about current job openings and the application process, you can visit the Career Opportunities page on their official website.

Animal Control Services

Another important responsibility of the Caddo County Sheriff's Office is animal control. The department handles issues such as stray animals, animal abuse complaints, and bite reports.

For more information about animal control services, including licensing, lost and found pets, and local animal ordinances, you can visit the Animal Control page on the Sheriff's Office website.

Traffic Violations and Vehicle Impounds

The Sheriff's Office is responsible for enforcing traffic laws within the county, and this includes issuing citations for violations. If you've received a citation, you can find information on how to pay or contest it on the Traffic Violations page.

In addition, the Sheriff's Department oversees the impounding of vehicles that have been involved in crimes or traffic violations. Information on how to retrieve an impounded vehicle can be found on the Vehicle Impounds page.

Public Records Requests

In compliance with the Oklahoma Open Records Act, the Caddo County Sheriff's Office allows the public to request access to certain public records. This includes reports of crimes, arrests, and jail bookings. To submit a request, you can visit the Public Records Requests page on their website.

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office is committed to transparency, fairness, and upholding the law. They work diligently to protect the rights and safety of the citizens of Caddo County, and they value the community's support and cooperation in this endeavor.

Emergency Management

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office plays a crucial role in the county's emergency management strategy. It collaborates with local, state, and federal agencies to respond effectively to emergencies and disasters.

In case of an emergency, the Sheriff's Office works with the Caddo County Emergency Management Department to ensure public safety. This collaboration involves planning, coordinating resources, and delivering emergency services to those in need.

For more information on disaster preparedness, emergency alerts, and more, visit the Caddo County Emergency Management Department page.

Safety Tips and Resources

The Caddo County Sheriff's Department is dedicated to promoting safety and crime prevention within the community. To this end, it provides a variety of safety tips and resources on its website. These resources cover a wide range of topics, from home security to internet safety.

To view these resources, visit the Safety Tips and Resources page.

Reporting Crime

If you witness a crime or have information related to criminal activity, you are encouraged to report it to the Caddo County Sheriff's Office. You can report non-emergency crimes by calling the department's non-emergency number or by visiting the Sheriff's Office in person.

If you wish to report crime anonymously, you can use the Crime Tips feature on the Sheriff's Office website.

Please remember: If you are in immediate danger or witnessing a crime in progress, always call 911.