How to Find Out Rogers County Inmate Roster

Family and friends usually want to check their loved one in an inmate roster. If you are looking for an inmate in Rogers County, you are able to check it in the Rogers County Inmate Roster. How to check the Rogers County Inmate Roster? Check the guide below.

Finding Out Rogers County Inmate Roster

Finding out someone in Rogers County Inmate Roster is not difficult. The thing that you have to do is to access the website of Rogers County Sheriffs Office (RCSO). Here are the details to find out the Inmate Roster in Rogers County.

• The very first thing that you have to do is to access the official website of Rogers County Sheriffs Office (RSCO) that can be accessed at rcsheriff.org.
• When you are on the homepage of the site, put your cursor on the Detention menu.
• Choose Inmate Roster.
• You will be directed to a page of Inmate Roster where you have 2 options: Current Inmates and 48 Hour Release. If you want to see inmates who are currently at the Rogers County Detention Center, choose the Current Inmates option, but if you want to see people who were released from the Rogers County Detention Center within the last 48 hours, choose 48 Hour Release.
• For example, you choose the Current Inmates option. And then, you will be given the list of inmates who are currently at Rogers County Detention Center.

The Information of Inmates Shown in the Inmate Roster

When you see the Inmate Roster of Rogers County, you will be able to see a number of information about the inmate such as their first name, last name, and their booking date. There is also their photo so that for people who are looking for an inmate, they can make sure whether he or she is the one that they are looking for by seeing their photo.

If you want to see more details about the inmate, you are able to click on the View option. Here is the information of the inmate if you click on the View option.

• Inmate’s photo
• Inmate’s Identification

– Name
– Booking Number

• Physical Description

– Gender
– Race
– Height
– Weight
– Har
– Eyes

• Age
• Arrest Information

– Arrest Date
– Booking Date
– Court Date
– Release Date

• Offenses

– Description
– Bond Type
– Bond Amount
– Disposition
– Case

Rogers County Sheriffs Office Contact

You probably need to contact the Rogers County Sheriff Office because you probably have questions, comments, or concerns. If so, you are able to contact the Rogers County Sheriffs Office by using these contacts.

• Rogers County Sheriff’s Office
  114 S Missouri Ave.
  Claremore, OK 74017

• Telephone
  (918) 342-9700

• Fax
  918-341-3150

• Email
  info@rcsheriff.org

The operation hours of Rogers County Sheriffs Office are from 8:00 am to 5:00 on Central Standard Time from Monday to Friday.

To contact Rogers County Sheriffs Office, you are also able to use the form in the website of Rogers County Sheriffs Office that you are able to access at https://www.rcsheriff.org/contact-us/. In the form, you have to fill in your first name, last name, address, city, state, zip code, phone number, email and your questions, comments or concerns. After filling in all of the fields, then do not forget to hit the Submit button.

Things to Know About Visiting Inmates in Rogers County Detention Center

Rogers County Jail offers visitation which is video-based. For on-site visits, it opens from Monday to Friday from 8:00 a to 5:00 pm in the Jail Lobby. You are able to visit on site via the Visitation Kiosk. If you want to take part in visitation with your inmate from your home, you can do that via Prodigy because with it, you can schedule and take part in visitation with an inmate.                           

You are able to make on-site or at-home appointments by kiosk, online, phone, or Smart Phone app.

• Kiosk
  You are able to find the visitation kiosk in the lobby.

• Online by prodigysales.com
  Here are the steps to set up your Prodigy Vision account so that you are able to receive video calls.

– First, you have to access the website of prodigy.
– Then, make a deposit to a prepaid or PIN debit account.
– And then, when you receive a video call, you will get an SMS message on your cell phone from Prodigy and there will be a link that you can click to join the video call.

• Phone
  By phone, you are able to contact 1-866-700-4545

• Smart Phone App
  By smart phone app, you are able to download it first on the App Store for Android and iPhone.

Sending Mail to Inmates in Rogers County Jail

If you want to send a mail to an inmate in Rogers County Jail, you are able to send it to this address:

Inmate Name
c/o Rogers County Jail
114 S Missouri Ave.
Claremore, OK 74017

Inmates and their family or friends can correspond through the US Postal Service. Inmates can buy stamps, paper, envelopes, and pencils in the commissary. Here are a number of rules of sending and receiving mail in the Amos G Ward Detention Center.

• Mails need to be in the form of regular letters, approved greeting cards, plain white post cards, or post cards with approved images, except legal, religious, or official mail.
• Personal mail that contains official documents or documents that require the inmate to complete and return will be sent to the inmate with instructions, if included in the envelope.
• Mails need to be marked with the inmate’s first and last name so that it will be accepted. Name number is better to be included if you know it.
• Outgoing mail will be left unsealed until it is able to be inspected by detention staff, except legal mail. There needs to be a first and last name on the front of the envelope of the mail and there is no writing or drawings on the outside of the envelope, except your first and last name. Stamp is on the front side of the envelope. There are no colored drawings.
• Incoming mail, before it is delivered to the inmate, it will be inspected by detention staff first, except legal mail.
• Inmates can receive up to five photographs, but inmates are only permitted to have 3 in cell. If you send multiple letters with pictures, these will be sent back. The photo is no larger than 4×6 and it is not polaroid-style. You are able to include it with a letter or card.
• Your letter may not contain more than 4 pages of paper.
• In the mail, it is prohibited to include things like:

– Any markings with crayon, paint, or marker, you are only allowed to use black ink or pencil
– Postcards that have been altered or defaced
– Watermarks or stains
– Stickers
– Biohazards, including perfume or lipstick
– Glitter
– Nudity, weapons, or gang references
– Greeting cards with electronics, embossing, or anything over sized
– No collages of pictures
– No colored envelopes

For legal mails that are sent for inmates, these will be delivered to the inmate and opened in front of them. The legal mails may be inspected, but these will not be read unless there is reasonable suspicion.

Inmate Phone Calls

Inmates have 2 telephone calls which are free of charge. Collect-Call telephones are available to inmates and all inmate telephone communications are monitored and recorded.

• Prodigy Phones System
  1-866-797-5578

• Inmate Sales
  inmatesales.com

Inmate Commissary

If you want to send money on an inmate account, you can do that by:

• Online
  You are able to visit JailATM.com and if you use the online resources to add money to an inmate account, you need to choose Amos G. Ward Detention Facility as the location.

• Calling
  It can be done by calling Prodigy at 1 (870) 627-5476 and it is available 24 hours a day.

• Kiosk
  Kiosk can be found in the lobby of the jail.

• Mail
  You are also able to send money to an inmate by sending a Money Order or Cashier’s Check where these should be made payable to Prodigy Solutions, Inc. and mailed to this address:

Prodigy Solutions
6000 Midlantic Drive, Suit 70S
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054

Don’t forget to include your name, phone number, and the correctional center where your family and friend is now residing. You also need to specify if the money is to be deposited into your Prepaid Collect Account or the inmate’s Pin Debit Account. If the deposit is for an inmate’s Pin Debit Account, you have to include the inmate’s name and PIN number.