The Love County Inmate Population
The Love County inmate population is reported through the Love County Sheriff's Office for local jail custody and through statewide or federal systems after a transfer. The active county detention facility is the Love County Justice Center, also called the Love County Jail on the sheriff roster. It holds adults arrested in Love County, people waiting for court, short county sentences, agency holds, and people waiting for release or transfer processing. The public roster is a custody tool. It does not replace court dockets, prosecutor filings, prison records, or federal locator systems.
Several events can change the count from day to day. New arrests add people after intake, while bond, dismissal, sentence transfer, release, extradition, or a federal hold can remove a person from the sheriff roster. Love County is a border county near Texas, and the current roster inspected in the research included Texas addresses, fugitive-from-justice language, and immigration-detainer text. Those details matter because a person can start in the Love County Justice Center and later move to another county, another state, ODOC, BOP, or ICE.
Love County Inmate Population Statistics
The strongest local numbers come from the sheriff's official site, the public roster backend, and the Jail Data Initiative profile cited in the research. Sheriff Andy Cumberledge's official bio says the Justice Center was completed in January 2020 and can house up to 100 inmates. The official roster backend returned 32 current in-custody bookings on June 25, 2026. The Jail Data Initiative search result for 2024 also showed a 32-person average for Love County. These figures should be read with their dates attached, because roster counts are volatile.
| Measure | Figure | Source / Year |
|---|---|---|
| Justice Center rated capacity | Up to 100 inmates | Sheriff bio, 2020 facility note |
| Current public roster count | 32 in-custody bookings | Official roster backend, captured June 25, 2026 |
| 2024 average jail population | 32 | Jail Data Initiative, 2024 |
| Capture-date occupancy estimate | 32% of 100-bed capacity | Calculated from sheriff capacity and June 25, 2026 roster count |
| County population context | Roughly 9,742 people | Love County Sheriff's Office county description |
Love County Inmate Population Trends
Love County does not publish an annual booking total, official average length of stay, felony-misdemeanor split, or multi-year county jail report in the inspected sources. The available trend points still give a useful frame. The new Justice Center opened with up to 100 beds in 2020. The 2024 average exposed by Jail Data Initiative was 32 people. The roster backend showed 32 current bookings on June 25, 2026. That match does not prove the jail count is fixed; it only shows that the capture-date count lined up with the 2024 average located during research.
| Year or Date | Population / Capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| January 2020 | Up to 100 beds | New $10 million Justice Center completed, per sheriff bio. |
| 2024 | 32 average jail population | Jail Data Initiative Love County profile result. |
| June 25, 2026 | 32 current roster records | Official sheriff roster backend capture. |
| Midyear 2023 national context | 664,200 people in local jails | Bureau of Justice Statistics, April 2025 report. |
Love County Roster Demographics
The roster backend captured on June 25, 2026 exposed demographic and classification fields that are more detailed than a simple public card list. The 32 current bookings included 26 male and 6 female records. Race fields showed 24 White records, 7 Black or African American records, and 1 American Indian or Alaskan Native record. Ethnicity showed 5 Hispanic Origin records, 23 Not Hispanic Origin records, and 4 blank ethnicity fields. Public profile pages convert some codes to readable labels and display age rather than date of birth.
| Category | Count | Roster Note |
|---|---|---|
| Male | 26 | Sex field M on captured backend records. |
| Female | 6 | Sex field F on captured backend records. |
| A/C POD | 10 | Classification field, broad pod placement. |
| B/D POD | 18 | Classification field, not a cell-level location. |
| Pending Intake | 1 | Newly booked or not yet finally classified on the public field. |
Classification is a jail housing and security label. It is not the same thing as a conviction, sentence, or case status. Love County's public values include A/C POD, B/D POD, A/C or B/D POD, and Pending Intake. The county sources did not publish an official pretrial-sentenced split, age-band table, annual admissions count, or held-for-other-agencies table, so those details should not be inferred from the roster alone.
Love County Jail Capacity
The Love County Justice Center's listed capacity is up to 100 inmates. Against the 32-person public roster count captured on June 25, 2026, that produces a 32 percent capture-date occupancy estimate. This is not an official daily bed report, because the sheriff site does not publish a bed-count methodology or a formal occupancy dashboard. It is still a useful local snapshot when the source and date are kept with the number.
No official Love County overcrowding litigation, consent decree, death-in-custody case, new jail proposal after the 2020 facility, or closure notice was located in the inspected official source set. The governing framework comes from Oklahoma jail statutes and rules. That means readers should use the public roster for current custody and the sheriff's office for facility questions, while avoiding assumptions from the old historic Love County Jail address in downtown Marietta.
Love County Inmate Record Laws
Oklahoma law explains why core jail records can be public while some material stays limited. The Open Records Act creates a general inspection and copying right, and the law-enforcement-records section covers arrestee descriptions, facts around arrests, and jail registers when the agency keeps those records. The Love County records form also warns that fees may apply and that investigative-case information may be withheld until the case closes.
Key Statutes:
51 O.S. Section 24A.1 et seq. is Oklahoma's Open Records Act, the general public-records law for state and local agencies.
51 O.S. Section 24A.8 addresses law-enforcement records, including arrestee descriptions, arrest facts, and jail-register information if kept.
74 O.S. Sections 192-194 set the Oklahoma Jail Standards Act for city and county detention facilities.
OAC 310:670 contains state health department rules for city and county detention facility standards and inspections.
Love County State Prison Search
Love County does not have a state prison inside the county in the official sources inspected. Sentenced felony prisoners from Love County move into the Oklahoma Department of Corrections system after conviction and state sentencing. That transfer changes the search path. The county roster is for current Love County jail custody; the Oklahoma DOC Offender Lookup is for sentenced state prisoners and ODOC-supervised offenders. ODOC warns that its lookup information is abbreviated and not a full explanation of sentence details or time to be served.
Search Love County Inmates
The official Love County inmate search is the first source for current county jail custody. The page states that it shows in-custody inmates, booking dates, charges, and more information, sorted by booking date. Research inspection found one visible name search input, current-count text populated by the backend, booking cards, profile pages, pagination, and a VINE fallback link when someone may have been released or transferred.
The official inmate search page is shown in the screenshot captured from the sheriff site.
View the official Love County inmate search source before using the roster fields below.
The screenshot shows why a name is usually enough to start, but the profile page is still needed for the fuller booking record.
- Open the official sheriff inmate search page.
- Review the current inmate count and booking cards.
- Type a name in the "Search by Name..." field if looking for one person.
- Use pagination when the person is not on the first set of cards.
- Open the profile card to see the photo area, inmate ID, booking date, and charges.
- Use VINE, the jail line, ODOC, BOP, ICE, or a records request if the person is not found.
Love County Roster Fields
The public interface is simple, but the backend supports a richer custody record. The visible page has one search box and profile links. The inspected backend returned booking IDs, booking numbers, parsed names, booking dates, classification, photo filename, address fields, release-date blanks for current inmates, and charge text. Not all backend fields are visible on the public profile.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by Name... | Text input | No | Filters the current in-custody roster by name. |
| Pagination | Page controls | No | Default observed page size was 10 booking cards. |
| View profile | Card link | No | Opens inmate.php?bookingid= followed by the public booking ID. |
| View All Bookings | Profile button | No | Returns from an inmate profile to the roster. |
| VINE Link fallback | Button/link | No | Routes to custody notification when release or transfer may have occurred. |
Past Love County Inmate Records
The Love County roster is built for current custody. If a person has been released, transferred, or sentenced to prison, the sheriff page points users toward VINE as a fallback. Older booking records, arrest histories, and reports should be requested through the Love County Sheriff's Office Records Division. The official records form includes offense or incident report, arrest history, and other record checkboxes. It asks for subject details, location, offense date, case number, and delivery preference.
The form says fees may apply, processing may take up to a week, and investigative cases may be withheld until closed. The records fee table lists report and copy charges on the sheriff site. A released person may also have a court case in OSCN or ODCR if charges were filed after booking.
Love County Inmate Record Details
A Love County inmate profile can show the booking photo, sex, race, ethnicity, age, residing city, inmate ID, booking date, charge text, web deposit link, commissary link, and VINE notification button. The backend inventory also showed booking number, release-date field, held-for field, parsed name fields, date of birth, classification, photo filename, address fields, and charges. Public profiles did not show bond amounts, court dates, case numbers, judge names, warrant numbers, height, weight, or release history in the inspected sample.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Booking Number | Jail booking event number, observed in YY-NNNN format. |
| Booking Date | Date and time the current booking was entered. |
| Classification | Broad pod or pending-intake status, not cell-level housing. |
| Charges | Booking charge text, which may differ from filed court charges. |
| Inmate ID | Public person identifier used on the profile and VINE route. |
| Mugshot | Booking photo when a picture file is populated, or a no-image fallback. |
Love County Jail vs Prison
Custody type controls the search path. A fresh Love County arrest, local hold, misdemeanor sentence, or person waiting for court is usually searched through the county roster. A person sentenced to Oklahoma prison belongs in ODOC's locator after transfer. A sentenced federal inmate belongs in the BOP locator. Immigration custody after transfer belongs in ICE's Online Detainee Locator System. A detainer noted on a Love County booking record is not the same as confirmed ICE custody.
| Custody Type | Who Runs It | Where to Search |
|---|---|---|
| County jail custody | Love County Sheriff's Office | Love County inmate search and jail line. |
| Sentenced state prison | Oklahoma Department of Corrections | ODOC Offender Lookup. |
| Federal custody | Federal Bureau of Prisons or federal marshals process | BOP Inmate Locator and federal court channels. |
| Immigration custody | U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement | ICE Online Detainee Locator System. |
Love County Detention Facilities
The facility map resolves to one local detention facility. No separate city jail, work-release annex, state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center was found inside Love County in the official sources inspected. Arrests by local police, including Marietta Police matters, should generally be checked through the county jail unless a short police hold or outside transfer applies.
- Love County Justice Center - county jail operated by the Love County Sheriff's Office for current local custody, pretrial detention, short county sentences, holds, and release or transfer processing.
Love County Jail Services
Once a person is located in the Love County inmate population, the next step may be visitation, mail, commissary, bond, or court records. Love County uses video-only visitation through Prodigy Solutions. Benchmark handles commissary, and JailATM is linked for web deposits and commissary orders. Mail goes to the Justice Center with the inmate's full name and the US-77 address. These services help families, but they should not be used as the primary proof of custody.
| Service | Official Route | Important Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Visitation | Love County visitation page and Prodigy Solutions | Video only; schedule 24 hours in advance. |
| Money and commissary | Commissary page, JailATM, lobby kiosk | Commissary orders must be received by Monday at 8 a.m. CST. |
| Love County inmate mail page | Strict sender, recipient, photo, book, and content rules apply. |
Love County Inmate Population FAQ
How large is the Love County inmate population? The public roster backend returned 32 current in-custody bookings on June 25, 2026. Jail Data Initiative also showed a 32-person 2024 average in the research result. The Justice Center capacity is up to 100 inmates, per the sheriff bio.
Where should a Love County inmate search start? Start with the official sheriff inmate search for current county custody. No official Love County sheriff mobile app or app-only roster was located in the source sweep. If the person is not listed, check VINE, call the jail line, search ODOC for sentenced prisoners, and use BOP or ICE for federal or immigration custody.
Do Love County profiles show mugshots? Yes, when the booking photo field is populated. If no image is present, the roster can show a no-image fallback. Booking photos for current inmates are covered in more detail on the Love County jail mugshots page.
Are roster charges the same as court charges? Not always. The roster shows booking or arrest charge text. Prosecutors decide what to file, amend, dismiss, or resolve in court, so court records after a jail arrest should be checked in OSCN or ODCR.
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