Rogers County Sheriff’s Office

Rogers County Sheriff's Office, located in Claremore, Oklahoma, is the primary law enforcement agency serving the people of Rogers County. It is committed to ensuring peace, safety, and justice in the community by enforcing laws, preventing crime, and responding to emergencies.

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Contact Information

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office is accessible to the public for non-emergency services and inquiries.

• Address: 201 South Cherokee Street, Claremore, OK 74017
• Phone: (918) 923-4477
• Fax: (918) 341-6437
• Website: Rogers County Sheriff's Office

Services Offered by the Local Sheriff's Office

Active Arrest Warrants

The Rogers County sheriff's department is responsible for the execution of all active arrest warrants within the county. It maintains an up-to-date list of individuals with active warrants issued against them.

Rogers County Warrant Lookup

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office provides a Warrant Lookup tool for the public to search and verify active warrants. This tool can be used to check on the warrant status of oneself or another individual.

Arrest Records Search

The local sheriff's office also provides access to arrest records. These records provide detailed information about an individual's arrest history, including charges, arrest date, and case status.

Criminal Records

Criminal records are maintained by the sheriff's office and can be accessed by the public. These records contain information about convictions, court judgments, and sentencing details.

Background Checks

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office also provides background checks upon request. These checks include an individual's arrest and conviction history within Rogers County.

Sex Offender Registry

The Sheriff's office maintains a local sex offender registry as part of the national initiative to track and monitor convicted sex offenders. The registry includes details such as the offender's name, address, and the nature of their offenses.

Most Wanted List

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office regularly updates a 'Most Wanted' list featuring individuals sought for serious crimes. This list is shared with the public to aid in the apprehension of these individuals.

Bail Bonds

The Sheriff's office provides information about bail bonds, including how to post bail for an arrested individual and the process for bond forfeiture.

Rogers County Police Departments

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office works in coordination with local Rogers County Police departments to ensure public safety. These police departments serve individual cities within Rogers County and work together with the Sheriff's office to enforce laws and respond to emergencies.

Rogers County Arrest Warrants Search

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office maintains a comprehensive warrant lookup tool that allows the public to conduct a Rogers County arrest warrants search. This tool is an integral part of the sheriff's department's transparency and service to the community.

To use the warrant lookup tool:

1. Visit the Rogers County Warrant Lookup page.
2. Enter the individual's full name and date of birth.
3. Click 'Search' to retrieve any active arrest warrants associated with that individual.

The search results will provide the warrant number, date issued, charge, and bond amount, if applicable. The warrant lookup tool helps individuals ensure they don't have any active warrants against them, and it aids in self-resolving any potential legal issues.

Remember that using the warrant lookup tool does not absolve an individual of any legal obligations. If there is an active warrant in your name, itis advisable to contact a legal professional or the Rogers County Sheriff's Office to understand the best course of action.

It's important to note that arrest warrants are issued by a judge or magistrate when they believe there is enough evidence to justify a person's arrest. Warrants can be issued for various reasons, including failure to appear in court, unpaid traffic citations, or more serious criminal offenses.

Understanding the Arrest Records Search

Arrest records are an essential part of an individual's criminal history. The Rogers County Sheriff's Office maintains a database of all arrests made within the county, and these records can be accessed by the public.

To search the arrest records:

1. Visit the Rogers County Arrest Records Search page.
2. Enter the name of the individual and the range of dates you wish to search.
3. Click 'Search' to retrieve the arrest records.

These records can provide valuable information, including the date of arrest, charges, and the arresting agency.

Accessing Criminal Records and Background Checks

Criminal records provide a comprehensive overview of an individual's criminal history within Rogers County. They contain details of convictions, court judgments, and sentencing. To access these records, a formal request must be made through the Rogers County Sheriff's Office.

Background checks can be useful for various purposes, such as employment or housing applications. The Rogers County Sheriff's Office provides this service, which includes arrest and conviction history within the county. To request a background check, visit the Background Check Request page on the Rogers County Sheriff's Office website.

Using the Sex Offender Registry

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office maintains a Sex Offender Registry as part of a national initiative to track and monitor convicted sex offenders. The registry can be accessed via the Sex Offender Registry page.

To use the registry:

1. Enter the name of the individual you wish to search for or the area you want to check.
2. Click 'Search' to retrieve the list of registered sex offenders.

The list includes details such as the offender's name, address, and the nature of their offenses.

The Most Wanted List and Bail Bonds

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office regularly updates a 'Most Wanted' list to aid in the apprehension of individuals wanted for serious crimes. The list can be found on the Most Wanted page of the sheriff's office website.

Bail bonds information is also available from the sheriff's office. This includes details on how to post bail for an individual who has been arrested, as well as the process for bond forfeiture. This information can be found on the Bail Bonds page of the sheriff's office website.

Interactions with Rogers County Police Departments

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office collaborates closely with local Rogers County Police Departments to ensure comprehensive law enforcement across the county. The collective law enforcement agencies, including the Sheriff's office and local police departments, coordinate to enforce laws, respond to emergencies, and maintain public safety.

The police departments serve individual cities within Rogers County, each having a specific jurisdiction. Together with the Sheriff's office, they work towards creating a safer community.

Additional Services and Community Outreach

Beyond the primary law enforcement duties, the Rogers County Sheriff's Office is also involved in numerous community outreach programs. These initiatives are designed to foster a strong relationship between the Sheriff's Office and the community it serves.

Some of the outreach programs include:

1. Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.): This program is aimed at equipping school-aged children with the knowledge and tools to resist drugs and violence. Officers from the Rogers County Sheriff's Office visit local schools to teach the D.A.R.E. curriculum.

2. Neighborhood Watch Programs: These programs encourage community members to look out for each other and report suspicious activities. They are instrumental in preventing crime at the grassroots level.

3. Citizen's Police Academy: This program gives community members a firsthand experience of what it's like to be a law enforcement officer. It provides insight into how the Sheriff's Office operates and the challenges it faces in maintaining law and order.

4. Senior Services: The Sheriff's Office also provides various services to senior citizens in Rogers County, including welfare checks and educational programs on fraud and scam prevention.

5. Youth Engagement Programs: The Sheriff's Office runs numerous programs aimed at engaging with the youth in the community. These include sports programs, mentorship initiatives, and educational activities.

By participating in these and other community outreach programs, the Rogers County Sheriff's Office helps build a safer and more harmonious community.

Emergency Services

In case of emergencies, the Rogers County Sheriff's Office, along with local police departments, is equipped to respond quickly and efficiently. They provide a crucial service to the community, ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents.

For emergencies, call 911 immediately. For non-emergency services and inquiries, the Sheriff's Office can be reached at their non-emergency phone number: (918) 923-4477.

Inmate Services

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office also oversees the county jail, providing various services for inmates. This includes visitation rights, mail services, and the provision of medical care. More information about these services can be found on the Inmate Services page of the Rogers County Sheriff's Office website.

Transparency and Open Data

Transparency is a cornerstone of the Rogers County Sheriff's Office operations. They believe in keeping the public informed about their activities, making several types of records and data available to the public. This includes crime data, budget information, and internal policies.

By maintaining an open data policy, the Rogers County Sheriff's Office ensures the public's trust and encourages community engagement. It enables residents to be informed about what is happening in their community and understand how their local law enforcement is working to keep them safe.

Cooperation with Other Law Enforcement Agencies

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office often works in conjunction with other local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. These collaborations can range from joint operations and investigations to sharing resources and information.

Collaborations with other agencies such as the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and local police departments within Rogers County allow for a comprehensive approach to law enforcement.

Volunteer and Employment Opportunities

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office offers opportunities for community members to get involved. One of these is through their Volunteer Program, where individuals can donate their time and skills to support various Sheriff's Office functions.

In addition, the Sheriff's Office often has job openings for positions ranging from deputy sheriff to support staff. Those interested in a career in law enforcement can check the Employment Opportunities page on the Rogers County Sheriff's Office website.

The Rogers County Sheriff's Office maintains an active presence on social media and frequently updates their website with the latest news, events, and updates. Following them on these platforms is a great way to stay informed about what's happening in your community.