This Is Not a Government Office
This website has no affiliation with Cleveland County, the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office, Oklahoma courts, or any city government. We do not receive official status feeds and cannot accept payments, schedule hearings, post bond, or arrange a surrender. For a personal matter, contact the issuing court or sheriff directly.
Do not send a case number, date of birth, payment, or other sensitive detail to this site expecting an official response.
County Sheriff and Self-Surrender
For sheriff-held warrant or surrender routing, the official CCSO page says to call 405-701-8916, state that the person needs to turn themself in, and provide a name and location. The page lists 111 N. Peters Avenue, Sixth Floor, and Beggs Detention Center at 2550 West Franklin Road. The public instructions do not publish a universal walk-in schedule or guaranteed release sequence.
For general sheriff records, the published email is ccsorecords@clevelandcountyok.com. The Records page lists 2600 W. Franklin Road, 405-701-8800 for the Records Department, and a $5 report-copy price. That price is not a confirmed warrant-search fee.
District Court Clerk
The Cleveland County District Court Clerk’s official page lists Marilyn Williams during the research period, 405-321-6402, 200 S. Peters Avenue, Norman, and the Clerk’s official email. Use this office for District Court case records, filings, orders, and questions about the record custodian. The Clerk cannot promise that a warrant will be recalled or that a person will be released.
OSCN can help when a case number is known. Read the docket and call the Clerk when the online event history does not answer the current status question.
Municipal Court Contacts
City cases stay with their municipal courts unless the paperwork identifies another court.
- Norman: Municipal Court, 321 N. Webster Avenue, 405-366-5325. The city publishes a weekday-before-3-p.m. surrender route for outstanding municipal warrants.
- Moore: Municipal Court, 405-793-5040. The court page lists 101 E. Main Street, while the police FAQ refers to 117 E. Main Street. Confirm the address before appearing.
- Noble: Municipal Court through City Hall, 304 S. Main Street, 405-872-9251 extension 2. Clerk hours are listed as Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Lexington: City office 405-527-6123 and police 405-527-9881 at 111 E. Broadway. No current public warrant procedure was located.
- Slaughterville: Town Hall, 10701 U.S. Highway 77, 405-872-3000. Use this as a routing call because no public municipal warrant channel was located.
When to Contact an Attorney
Consider an Oklahoma attorney before appearing on a felony arrest warrant, District Court bench warrant, sealed matter, out-of-state hold, or case with uncertain bond or recall terms. Counsel can ask the issuing court about a walk-through, motion, reset, bond, or surrender. A municipal clerk can explain the city process but cannot give legal advice.