Harmon County Jail Bookings
Harmon County recent bookings are processed at the Harmon County Jail in Hollis, Oklahoma. The facility is at 105 West Jones Street and serves all of Harmon County, including Hollis, Gould, and Eldorado. Harmon County is one of the smallest and most remote counties in the state, located in the far southwest corner near the Texas border. There is no online jail roster. All booking inquiries go through the sheriff's office at 580-688-3306. This page explains how to find Harmon County booking records, what those records contain under state law, and which state databases can help when you need more than the local jail can provide.
Harmon County Jail Overview
Harmon County Jail Roster and Booking Access
The Harmon County Jail is at 105 West Jones Street in Hollis. Call the sheriff at 580-688-3306 to check on a recent booking. There is no online roster. Phone is the only direct way to get custody info from the Harmon County Jail. This is typical for the smallest counties in western Oklahoma where the jail sees very few bookings and there is no budget for a web-based inmate system.
Harmon County has a population under 3,000. It is one of the least populated counties in the state. The jail is small. Booking volume is low. Because of this, inmates may sometimes be housed in neighboring county jails. Jackson County, Greer County, and Beckham County are the nearest neighbors, and any of them could hold a Harmon County inmate if the local facility cannot accommodate them. When you call 580-688-3306, ask if the person is being held in Hollis or has been moved. The staff should know.
Harmon County sits right on the Texas border. The Red River forms the southern boundary. If you are unsure whether an arrest happened in Oklahoma or Texas, confirming the jurisdiction is the first step. An arrest on the Oklahoma side goes to Harmon County. An arrest across the river in Texas would be handled by a Texas county, most likely Childress or Collingsworth.
| Facility | Harmon County Jail |
|---|---|
| Address | 105 West Jones Street, Hollis, OK 73550 |
| Sheriff Phone | 580-688-3306 |
| Online Roster | Not available; phone inquiries only |
| County Seat | Hollis |
Harmon County Court Records and Case Search
Court records for Harmon County are on OSCN.net. The Oklahoma State Courts Network has all district court filings for every county in the state. Search by name or case number to find charges, case status, hearing dates, and judgments tied to a Harmon County booking.
OSCN is free. No account is needed. Cases show up within a few days of the district attorney filing charges. Keep in mind that what appears on OSCN may differ from the original booking record. Charges change. The DA can file more, drop some, or amend them after the arrest. The booking record shows what happened at intake. OSCN shows what the court system does with the case afterward. Both are public information.
OSCN at oscn.net covers Harmon County district court records. Use it to track charges and case status for people booked at the Hollis jail.
Harmon County Booking Record Details
Oklahoma's Open Records Act sets the rules for jail registers. Title 51 O.S. Section 24A.8 requires every county jail to record each inmate's name, the date and cause of commitment, who ordered it, whether the charge is criminal, a physical description, and the date and manner of release. Harmon County must follow these same rules.
A typical Harmon County booking record also includes the booking number, the arresting officer, specific charge codes, bond amount, and any holds. Because the county is so small, many arrests are made by the sheriff's department itself. City police in Hollis may also make arrests that result in bookings at the county jail. The arresting agency will be noted in the record.
Anyone can request these records. The Oklahoma Open Records Act gives the public access to jail registers without needing to explain why you want them. Send a written request to the Harmon County Jail at 105 West Jones Street, Hollis, OK 73550, or call 580-688-3306. Copy fees may apply but should be small. The RCFP open government guide for Oklahoma explains what agencies must disclose and how to handle a request.
VINE Custody Tracking for Harmon County
VINE covers Harmon County. Search at vinelink.vineapps.com or call 877-654-8463. Find the person, register for alerts, and VINE will notify you when their status changes. This covers releases, transfers, and court-related movements.
For a county with no online roster, VINE is especially valuable. It gives you automated updates so you do not have to keep calling 580-688-3306. The system runs 24 hours a day. Set up the alert once and wait for the notification. Crime victims, family members, and others who need timely custody info all use VINE across Oklahoma.
VINE at vinelink.vineapps.com provides custody status alerts for people booked at the Harmon County Jail in Hollis.
Oklahoma State Resources for Harmon County Searches
The ODOC Offender Lookup covers anyone who moves from the Harmon County Jail to state prison. Search by name or DOC number. The ODOC portal is another access point. For federal inmates, the BOP Inmate Locator covers all federal facilities.
The OSBI criminal history system has statewide arrest records. Their CHIRP database lets you search by name. The sex offender registry at sors.doc.ok.gov includes Harmon County. For older records or historical data, the Oklahoma Archives is the place to look.
State databases are critical for Harmon County residents. The local jail has no web presence for bookings. That means OSCN, VINE, ODOC, and the OSBI are the main online tools available. Between them, you can track a person from arrest through court proceedings and into state corrections if it goes that far. These are all free to use and open to the public.
Communities in Harmon County
Harmon County has three main communities: Hollis, Gould, and Eldorado. Hollis is the county seat and the largest town. All three are small. None has a separate jail. Every arrest in Harmon County routes to the jail at 105 West Jones Street in Hollis.
The county is very rural. Agriculture drives the local economy. The population has been declining for decades. Because of the low population and remote location, law enforcement resources are limited compared to urban parts of the state. The sheriff's office at 580-688-3306 is the main point of contact for any booking question in Harmon County.
Nearby Oklahoma Counties
These counties border Harmon County. If you need to check a neighboring jail, use these links.