Marshall County Jail Overview
Marshall County Jail is operated by the Marshall County Sheriff's Office. The official county page identifies Sheriff Donald Yow, Undersheriff LaTasha Broadhead, and Jail Administrator Samuel Craft, and it places jail operations under the sheriff's power to operate the county jail, secure people charged with felonies or breaches of peace, and serve warrants and court papers. That makes Marshall County Jail the first local source for current custody, booking status, bond questions, and records that have not yet become District Court records.
The facility holds people arrested by county deputies, Madill police officers, other municipal or state officers, and agencies whose prisoners are accepted for local custody. Those people may be pretrial detainees, sentenced local inmates, defendants waiting on bond, people held for court transport, or people waiting on another agency action. The official local source set did not publish a jail architecture page, housing-unit list, public population dashboard, official capacity, annual booking count, or local visitation schedule. Those gaps matter because a Marshall County Jail roster page should not borrow details from Marshall County, Alabama, or from unrelated jail vendors.
The official sheriff page shows the local jail contact structure and the county custody-status link.
The screenshot confirms the page-specific point: Marshall County Jail information is routed through the sheriff, jail administrator, dispatch, records contact, and VINELink rather than through a county-hosted roster.
Marshall County Jail Population
The official Marshall County pages reviewed did not publish a current daily jail population, rated jail capacity, annual booking total, average length of stay, or demographic breakdown. The research file flags an older public capacity number from non-official sources, but it also directs builders not to use that number as an official Marshall County figure. The sound treatment is to state the limit clearly and use the sheriff's office, VINELink custody status, and jail administrator for current status instead of presenting a false count.
| Measure | Marshall County Finding | Best Action |
|---|---|---|
| Current jail population | No official local dashboard found | Use VINELink and call jail admin for current custody |
| Rated jail capacity | Not located in official county source | Do not cite unsourced or older non-official numbers |
| Annual bookings | No public annual jail report located | Ask the sheriff's records contact if a record is needed |
| Facility standards | State jail standards and inspection laws apply | Use OSDH and county officials for standards questions |
Search Marshall County Jail Custody
Marshall County does not publish an official county-hosted jail roster, booking report, recent-booking page, or mugshot gallery in the local source set. The sheriff page instead links "Inmate Custody Status" to VINELink. Use that public custody-notification portal for a Marshall County Jail custody check, then call the jail if the person is not listed or if the arrest is very recent. New booking data can lag while staff confirm identity, warrants, charges, holds, medical screening, and court paperwork.
- Open the official Marshall County Sheriff's Office page and use the Inmate Custody Status link to reach VINELink.
- Select Oklahoma or the relevant agency path when VINELink asks for jurisdiction.
- Search by the person's name and review any custody-status match for the holding agency.
- If the person is not found, call Marshall County Jail at 580-795-2221 Option 2, or dispatch at Option 1 after hours.
- For records beyond current custody, contact the records/process-service contact at 580-795-2221 Option 3.
| Lookup Channel | Use It For | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| VINELink | Current custody status and notification registration | Exact Marshall-specific fields were not visible in text capture |
| Jail Admin, Option 2 | Custody, bond, holds, transport, and local jail questions | Staff may restrict details based on law or policy |
| Records, Option 3 | Booking records, incident reports, process, and offender registration questions | No jail-specific request form was found online |
| ODCR or OSCN | Filed court charges after a case opens | Court records are not the same as jail custody records |
The VINELink portal is the public status channel named by the sheriff page.
VINELink should be read as a custody-status tool, not as proof that Marshall County Jail publishes a complete roster, booking sheet, or photo gallery.
Marshall County Jail Contact
Marshall County Jail and the sheriff's office share the local law-enforcement address in Madill. The county contact page lists the sheriff's office as open 24/7, but detention operations, public counter service, records work, and visiting access can follow different rules. Call before traveling for any task that depends on staff availability, such as public records, visit approval, property release, bonds, or confirming whether a person has been moved.
Marshall County Jail
207 N. 4th Street
Madill, OK 73446
580-795-2221 Option 2
Sheriff's office listed as open 24/7
Records and Process Service
Lesley Thomas
207 N. 4th Street
580-795-2221 Option 3
offender.registration@mcsheriffoffice.org
Marshall County Jail Visits
Marshall County Jail local visitation rules were not published in the official county pages found during research. No official local schedule, remote-video vendor, visitor dress code, minor policy, attorney-visit procedure, or approved visitor form was located. That means a visitor should not rely on third-party jail-directory schedules or rules copied from another county. For Marshall County Jail, the current schedule and entry rules must be confirmed with jail admin before travel.
| Visit Topic | Official Local Finding | Practical Step |
|---|---|---|
| In-person visitation | Schedule not published | Call 580-795-2221 Option 2 before traveling |
| Video visitation | No vendor or hours published | Ask jail admin whether remote visits are available |
| Visitor ID | Rule not published | Bring government photo ID and confirm minor rules |
| Attorney visits | Procedure not published | Attorneys should call jail admin or dispatch directly |
| Dress code | Rule not published | Confirm current restrictions with staff |
Note: Marshall County Jail visitation should be confirmed by phone because no official local schedule was located.
Marshall County Jail Mail and Money
Official Marshall County pages did not publish a jail mail format, mail scanning policy, commissary provider, inmate phone vendor, tablet vendor, deposit portal, or commissary fee table. Use the jail admin line for current rules before sending money, mail, books, photos, or legal materials. The records contact is the better path for booking records or incident reports. The county fee page lists a $2 sheriff incident report fee, but it does not list a jail roster fee, mugshot fee, booking-photo fee, or certified jail-copy fee.
| Service | Published Local Detail | Where to Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Mail address format | Not published | Jail Admin, Option 2 |
| Phone account | Vendor not published | Jail Admin, Option 2 |
| Commissary deposits | Vendor and fees not published | Jail Admin, Option 2 |
| Incident report | $2 listed by the county fee page | Records, Option 3 |
Marshall County Jail Intake
A Marshall County arrest may begin with a sheriff's deputy, Madill police officer, Kingston-area officer, Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper, tribal officer, federal officer, or warrant service event. If the person is accepted for local custody, jail staff handle intake, identity checks, warrant checks, property, fingerprints, booking data, screening, bond or hold review, and housing or release. The public may not see the record immediately because Marshall County does not publish a live county roster on its official pages.
After a case is filed, court information moves into ODCR or OSCN. After a state sentence, the person may still wait in county jail before ODOC transport. ODOC research says offenders normally wait six to nine months after sentencing before scheduled transport, with short sentences and court-return cases often prioritized. During that overlap, a Marshall County Jail custody search and an ODOC offender lookup may both be useful, but they answer different questions.
- Booking charge
- The charge or hold entered at jail intake. It may change after court review.
- Filed charge
- The formal charge opened in court by the prosecutor or court filing.
- Detainer
- A hold or notice from another agency that may block release even when local bond is posted.
Marshall County Jail Records
Public access for Marshall County Jail records starts locally because the sheriff operates the county jail. For current custody, use VINELink and the jail phone line. For booking records, incident reports, process service, or offender-registration questions, use the records/process contact listed by the sheriff. For formal charges after a jail arrest, use ODCR, OSCN, or the Marshall County Court Clerk, because the court record is separate from the jail record.
Oklahoma public-records law supports access to public records, including certain law-enforcement records, but access is not unlimited. Juvenile records, medical details, protected victim information, active investigatory material, sealed cases, expunged records, and court-protected information may be withheld or redacted. A request should identify the record needed, such as booking sheet, incident report, jail log, booking photo, or arrest report, rather than asking for "everything."