Love County Justice Center Overview
The Love County Justice Center is the active local jail at 8339 US-77 in Marietta. The sheriff site also uses Love County Jail language, but the sheriff biography identifies the building as the Love County Justice Center. It is operated by the Love County Sheriff's Office under Sheriff Andy Cumberledge. The facility holds adults booked in Love County, including pretrial detainees, people serving short county sentences, local arrests, fugitive or other-agency holds, and people waiting for transfer or release processing.
The official sheriff biography says the Justice Center was completed in January 2020 as a $10 million facility and can house up to 100 inmates. The same bio states that Cumberledge oversees both the sheriff's office and Justice Center operations. Public roster data observed in the research showed broad classification labels such as A/C POD, B/D POD, A/C or B/D POD, and Pending Intake. Those labels describe jail placement at a high level, not a precise cell location.
The sheriff bio source shows the Justice Center capacity note and facility background.
The official bio matters because it is the clearest local source for the building name, completion timing, and 100-inmate capacity.
Love County Justice Center Population
The Justice Center is the only local detention facility resolved in the Love County facility map. On June 25, 2026, the official roster backend returned 32 current in-custody booking records. Jail Data Initiative also showed a 32-person average jail population for Love County in 2024. Compared with the sheriff-published 100-inmate capacity, the capture-date roster count was about 32 percent of listed capacity. This is a snapshot, not a permanent bed report.
The current roster count can move quickly. New arrests, pending intake, release on bond, court orders, extradition, and transfer to ODOC, BOP, or ICE can all change whether a person appears on the county roster. The county sources did not publish a formal age-band table, official average length of stay, or annual booking total.
Lookup Love County Justice Center Inmates
Use the official Love County inmate search for current jail custody at the Justice Center. The roster page says it shows in-custody inmates, booking dates, charges, and additional information. The public page has one visible name search field, current booking cards sorted by booking date, pagination, and profile pages. No official Love County sheriff mobile app or app-only Justice Center roster was found in the source sweep. If a person is not listed, the sheriff page points users to VINE as a release or transfer fallback.
- Open the Love County inmate search page on the sheriff website.
- Type the person's name in the visible "Search by Name..." field, or browse booking cards by date.
- Open the profile card to review the booking photo area, inmate ID, booking date, demographics, and charges.
- Use VINE for custody notifications if the person may have been released or transferred.
- Check ODOC, BOP, or ICE if the person moved to state prison, federal custody, or immigration custody.
Love County Justice Center Records
A public Love County profile is more than a name result. The inspected profile layout displayed a mugshot area, sex, race, ethnicity, age, residing city, inmate ID, booking date, charge text, web deposit link, commissary link, and VINE notification button. The backend also included booking number, booking ID, release-date field, classification, date of birth, address fields, and photo filename. Bond amounts, court dates, case numbers, warrant numbers, judge names, and full release history were not visible on the public profile inspected.
| Roster Field | How to Read It |
|---|---|
| Booking date | Shows when the current booking record was entered. |
| Inmate ID | Public identifier used by the profile and VINE route. |
| Classification | Broad pod or pending-intake label, not a cell-level location. |
| Charges | Booking charge text, not always the final filed court charge. |
| Booking photo | Shown when the `Pic` field is populated; otherwise a no-image fallback may appear. |
Love County Justice Center Contact
The Justice Center and sheriff's office use the US-77 address in official sources. The sheriff contact page lists the main number, the jail extension, administration hours, and dispatch coverage. The county government sheriff page states 24-hour office hours, while the sheriff site separates administration from dispatch. Use the jail extension for current jail information and confirm in-person needs before traveling.
Love County Justice Center
8339 US-77
Marietta, OK 73448
(580) 276-3150 ext. 2
Administration: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; dispatch: 24/7
Visit Love County Justice Center
Love County jail visits are video only through Prodigy Solutions. The official visitation page says visitors need valid ID and a headshot photo, and both online and on-site visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Each inmate gets one 15-minute visit per week, and in-house on-site visitation is free. Kiosk visits take place in the visitation room with a limit of two visitors per machine.
| Visit Type | Schedule | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Remote video | Scheduled through Prodigy Solutions | Must be scheduled 24 hours in advance; visits are recorded. |
| On-site video kiosk | Monday-Friday 2:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. | Free in-house visit; two visitors per machine. |
| On-site video kiosk | Saturday-Sunday 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. | Valid ID and headshot photo required. |
Visitors may be asked to show identification and consent to search. Prohibited items include laptops or tablets, knives, firearms or ammunition, tobacco products, lighters, and e-cigarettes. Visitors under the influence of drugs or alcohol will not be allowed to visit and may be subject to arrest.
Love County Jail Mail and Money
Mail for a Justice Center inmate should use the full inmate name and the facility address. The official mail policy requires full first and last names and full correct addresses for both sender and recipient. Many items are banned, including stickers, scents, staples, laminated plastic, greeting cards, Polaroids, blank paper, blank envelopes, stamps, social-media printouts, newspaper clippings, comic strips, and unauthorized inmate-to-inmate mail. Photos larger than 4x6 and photos with nudity, weapons, tobacco, alcohol, or illegal activity are also banned.
| Service | Provider / Detail |
|---|---|
| Mail Address | Love County Justice Center, inmate name, 8339 US-77, Marietta, OK 73448. |
| Books | New paperback books from a reputable bookstore, publisher, or recognized distributor. |
| Commissary | Benchmark provides commissary service. |
| Money Deposit | JailATM online deposits or the 24/7 sheriff's office kiosk by cash or credit card. |
| Order Deadline | Commissary orders must be received by Monday at 8 a.m. CST for delivery. |
The commissary source page shows the Benchmark, JailATM, kiosk, and order-deadline details.
The commissary route is for funds and orders. It should not be treated as the official source for confirming custody.
Love County Justice Center Booking
Love County does not publish a full intake manual, but the public roster shows the practical path. A deputy, police officer, or other agency brings the person to the Justice Center. Jail staff identify the person, create or update a booking record, enter charge text, classify the person for housing, and publish the record to the public roster once it is active. Booking photo data appears when a photo file is populated.
After booking, the roster charge is not the final court record. Prosecutors decide what charges to file, amend, reduce, or decline. If a court case is filed, the case appears through OSCN or ODCR and is maintained by the Love County Court Clerk. Bond questions may require the jail, the court clerk, or a licensed bondsman, especially when the roster does not display a bond amount.
Love County Jail Administration
The official administration page names Crystal Boyd as Jail Administrator and Michelle Fox as Assistant Jail Administrator. Boyd's bio describes the late-2019 move to the new facility, the need for updated policies and jail-rule enforcement, and her 2024 Jail Administrator of the Year award from the National Institute for Jail Operations. The page also says the Justice Center partnered with Oklahoma Jail and Prison Ministries to bring a chaplain into the facility and help qualified individuals enter rehabilitation programs.
Note: Confirm custody, visit scheduling, mail rules, and commissary timing with the Justice Center before traveling or sending funds.
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