The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office is announcing that beginning in January 2026, the regularly scheduled Sheriff Sale dates will be moving to Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. Sales will held in Room 132 at Tulsa County Headquarters.
Enrollment now open for Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office FREE Teen Driving Course on Saturday, August 9th.
Enrollment is now open for Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office FREE Teen Driving Course on Saturday, August 9th.
There are 8 danger zones for teen drivers. This crash that killed 6 Oklahoma teens may have involved many of them.
This free program is designed to train teenage drivers to avoid deadly traffic crashes through a variety of advanced driving skills, such as defensive driving techniques and evasive maneuvers. This is not a typical drivers ED class. Teen drivers will drive sections of the same driving course taught to law enforcement officers in Oklahoma CLEET Law Enforcement Driver Training (LEDT), but at slower speeds.
Along with covering your teen’s vehicle’s automobile operations, it also teaches young drivers life-saving skills such as the proper way to safely maneuver corners, brake during emergencies and recover from a skid.
The course is designed for teens between the ages of 16 to 19. Drivers must bring their own vehicles. Participants must have their full driver’s license for at least six months, not counting any permit time, to be eligible.
Upon successful completion, drivers will receive a certificate showing participation in the course. This may be given to the driver’s/parent’s insurance representative for a possible reduction in auto insurance cost.
When: August 9, 2025, from 8 – 4pm; free lunch provided, along with a free t-shirt
Where: Church on the Move; 1100 N. 129 E. Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma
TCSO’s teen driving course program started in 2023.
TCSO’s Public Services Unit moves to new location
In the final step of closing down the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) operations at the Faulkner Building, our Public Services Unit (PSU) will be relocating to the 6th floor of Tulsa County’s Headquarters Building at 218 W. 6th Street in downtown Tulsa.
Operations at the new location will begin on March 24th, 2025. After this date, TCSO will no longer have a presence inside our former headquarters, the Faulkner Building, located on the corner of 1st Street and Denver. All of TCSO’s administrative and patrol divisions moved to TCSO’s new headquarters location at 6080 East 66th Street North back in 2023.
Our Public Services Unit provides a number of services that area residents use on a daily basis. They manage TCSO’s sex offender registry, provide finger printing services, background checks, notary services, passport photos, conceal carry permit applications, and animal licenses.
Phone Scammers are claiming to be TCSO Deputies targeting potential victims
Once again, phone scammers are claiming to be members of Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office while targeting potential victims across Tulsa County. Over the past few days, TCSO and the Tulsa Police Department have received multiple calls from people who say they were targeted.
In the latest version of the scam, the caller tells people they have a warrant for their arrest for failing to appear for a federal grand jury summons. They tell the person they must immediately pay hundreds, or even thousands of dollars in fines to avoid being arrested by the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office. They tell the would-be victim that they must pay the bond by purchasing cash cards, cash apps or crypto currency purchased at Bitcoin kiosks. In the latest version of the scam, the crook is using an app to spoof the non-emergency number for the Tulsa Police Department (918-596-9222). They even sent the potential victim a photo of a fake warrant with their name on it.
The scammers typically order the victim to remain on the phone with them while purchasing the cards, or crypto currency. As soon the victim provides the card numbers over the phone or send payment through an app, the money is stolen by the crook.
While these scammers can be convincing, we urge people to remember that TCSO will never call anyone with warrants to demand payment over the phone… and certainly not through the use of gifts cards, crypto currency or cash apps!
If you receive one of these calls, hang up. If you are a victim of this scam, call us at 918-596-5600 to file a report.
Anyone can check our website to see if they have active Tulsa County warrants by using this link: tcsook.glyphreports.com
Enrollment now open for Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office FREE Teen Driving Course hosted on Saturday, August 9th.
Enrollment is now open for Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office FREE Teen Driving Course on Saturday, August 9th.
There are 8 danger zones for teen drivers. This crash that killed 6 Oklahoma teens may have involved many of them.
This free program is designed to train teenage drivers to avoid deadly traffic crashes through a variety of advanced driving skills, such as defensive driving techniques and evasive maneuvers. This is not a typical drivers ED class. Teen drivers will drive sections of the same driving course taught to law enforcement officers in Oklahoma CLEET Law Enforcement Driver Training (LEDT), but at slower speeds.
Along with covering your teen’s vehicle’s automobile operations, it also teaches young drivers life-saving skills such as the proper way to safely maneuver corners, brake during emergencies and recover from a skid.
The course is designed for teens between the ages of 16 to 19. Drivers must bring their own vehicles. Participants must have their full driver’s license for at least six months, not counting any permit time, to be eligible.
Upon successful completion, drivers will receive a certificate showing participation in the course. This may be given to the driver’s/parent’s insurance representative for a possible reduction in auto insurance cost.
When: August 9, 2025, from 8 – 4pm; free lunch provided, along with a free t-shirt
Where: Church on the Move; 1100 N. 129 E. Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma
TCSO’s teen driving course program started in 2023.
Registration is now open for TCSO’s next Teen Driving course on August 31st.
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office is having a FREE Teen Driving Course on Saturday, August 31.
There are 8 danger zones for teen drivers. This crash that killed 6 Oklahoma teens may have involved many of them.
This free program is designed to train teenage drivers to avoid deadly traffic crashes through a variety of advanced driving skills, such as defensive driving techniques and evasive maneuvers. This is not a typical drivers ED class. Teen drivers will drive sections of the same driving course taught to law enforcement officers in Oklahoma CLEET Law Enforcement Driver Training (LEDT), but at slower speeds.
Along with covering your teen’s vehicle’s automobile operations, it also teaches young drivers life-saving skills such as the proper way to safely maneuver corners, brake during emergencies and recover from a skid.
The course is designed for teens between the ages of 16 to 19. Drivers must bring their own vehicles. Participants must live at an address in Tulsa County and must have their full driver’s license for at least six months to be eligible.
Upon successful completion, drivers will receive a certificate showing participation in the course. This may be given to the driver’s/parent’s insurance representative for a possible reduction in auto insurance cost.
- 15 spots are available
- To sign-up: http://www.tcso.org/resources/resources-teen-driving-course/
When: August 31, 2024, from 8 – 4pm; free lunch provided, along with a free t-shirt
Where: The Ranger Arena at the Tulsa County Fairgrounds; 8145 E 16th Ct, Tulsa, Oklahoma
TCSO’s teen driving course program started in 2023. This will be the fourth time the class has been hosted by the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office.
Phone scammers once again pretending they are employees of TCSO
Phone scammers are again claiming to be members of the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office while targeting potential victims.
The caller tells people they have a warrant for their arrest for failing to appear for a jury summons. They tell the person they must immediately pay hundreds, or even thousands of dollars in fines to avoid being arrested by the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office.
There are various versions of this scam. Often times, the crook will instruct the victim to purchase pre-paid cash cards and use them to “pay the bond” to avoid being arrested. They order the victim to remain on the phone with them while purchasing the cards. As soon the victim buys the cards and provides the card numbers over the phone, the money is stolen by the crook. In this latest version of the scam, the crook tries to get the victim to use area Bitcoin Kiosks, where they insert cash into the machine and send it to the scammer using crypto currency.
We urge people to remember that TCSO will never call anyone with warrants to demand payment over the phone… and certainly not through the use of gifts cards or crypto currency!
If you receive one of these calls, hang up. If you are a victim of this scam, call us at 918-596-5600 to file a report.
Anyone can check our website to see if they have active Tulsa County warrants by using this link: tcsook.glyphreports.com
Phone Scammers are claiming to be TCSO employees in order to target Tulsa County citizens.
Once again, phone scammers are claiming to be members of TCSO while targeting potential victims.
The caller tells people they have a warrant for their arrest for failing to appear for a jury summons. They tell the person they must immediately pay hundreds, or even thousands of dollars in fines to avoid being arrested by the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office.
There are various versions of this scam. Often times, the crook will instruct the victim to purchase pre-paid cash cards and use them to “pay the bond” to avoid being arrested. They order the victim to remain on the phone with them while purchasing the cards. As soon the victim buys the cards and provides the card numbers over the phone, the money is stolen by the crook. In this latest version of the scam, the crook tries to get the victim to use area Bitcoin Kiosks, where they insert cash into the machine and send it to the scammer using crypto currency.
We urge people to remember that TCSO will never call anyone with warrants to demand payment over the phone… and certainly not through the use of gifts cards or crypto currency!
If you receive one of these calls, hang up. If you are a victim of this scam, call us at 918-596-5600 to file a report.
Anyone can check our website to see if they have active Tulsa County warrants by using this link: tcsook.glyphreports.com
Registration is now open for TCSO’s next Teen Driving course on March 30th.
This free program is designed to train teenage drivers to avoid deadly traffic crashes through a variety of advanced driving skills, such as defensive driving techniques and evasive maneuvers. This is not a typical drivers ED class. Teen drivers will drive sections of the same driving course taught to law enforcement officers in Oklahoma CLEET Law Enforcement Driver Training (LEDT), but at slower speeds.
Along with covering your teen’s vehicle’s automobile operations, it also teaches young drivers life-saving skills such as the proper way to safely maneuver corners, brake during emergencies and recover from a skid.
The course is designed for teens between the ages of 16 to 19. Drivers must bring their own vehicles. Participants must live at an address in Tulsa County and must have their full driver’s license for at least six months to be eligible.
Upon successful completion, drivers will receive a certificate showing participation in the course. This may be given to the driver’s/parent’s insurance representative for a possible reduction in auto insurance cost.
- 15 spots are available
- To sign-up: http://www.tcso.org/resources/resources-teen-driving-course/
When: March 30, 2024, from 8 – 4pm; free lunch provided, along with a free t-shirt
Where: The Ranger Arena at the Tulsa County Fairgrounds; 8145 E 16th Ct, Tulsa, Oklahoma
TCSO’s teen driving course program started in 2023. This will be the third time the class has been hosted by the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office.
TCSO to participate in “Shop with a Cop” on Dec 16th
TCSO Deputies and staff members are excited to make the holidays a little brighter for Tulsa County children in need through the “Shop with a Cop” program.
Each year the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office partners with the Bixby Police Department and the Bixby Rotary Club to hold this event.
During “Shop with a Cop”, each child will be partnered with a Deputy, Officer, or volunteer. Together they will browse the store and select gifts for the child’s families. As a surprise, each child will also receive gifts that will be selected by their law enforcement partner. Volunteers from the Bixby Rotary Club will wrap all the gifts so they can be sent home with the children the following day. Santa will be on hand for the gift pickup for families which will begin the following day at 2:00 pm at the Bixby Historical Society.