Address: 6080 E. 66th Street North
Non-Emergency Line: 918-596-5600
Effective on Thursday, TCSO’s Public Services Unit will be reducing services to the public in an effort to control the spread of COVID-19.
Until further notice, the lobby of our headquarters building will only be open to process finger print requests for healthcare workers and sex offenders who need to register.
(When prompted for the facility code enter: 24038)
In an overabundance of caution and concern for the health and safety of the citizens of Tulsa County, All foreclosure sales are postponed until further notice.
On February 27th, the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office began a partnership to help potentially traumatized students within the Berryhill School District.
As of February 27th, when a Deputy responds to a call in the Berryhill area where children are present who may be affected by what has occurred, the Deputy will send a “Handle With Care” email notification to the school district. The district will then notify the child’s teacher. A “Handle With Care” notification will allow the teacher to be aware that child may need some additional patience, understanding and potentially even counseling services to cope with what has occurred. In order to protect the privacy of the child and his or her family, NO DETAILS OF THE CHILD’S EXPERIENCE ARE RELAYED TO THE DISTRICT through the “Handle with Care” notification.
TCSO is the third law enforcement agency in Oklahoma to begin a “Handle with Care” program and the first in Northeast Oklahoma. Healthy Minds Policy Initiative has been an integral partner in connecting, informing, and assisting in implementing the Handle with Care program. TCSO’s goal is to see this program expand to other Tulsa County schools, so more children can be helped.
Due to inclement weather and poor road conditions, deputy testing has been rescheduled. Please contact Human Resources for an alternative testing date.
With anticipation of winter weather, TCSO Headquarters in downtown Tulsa will delay opening until 10:00am.
Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office
287(g) Annual Steering Committee Meeting
December 10th, 2019, 10:00 A.M.
David L Moss Criminal Justice Center
300 N Denver, Tulsa OK 74103
Training Room 1
Agenda
10:00am- Welcoming Remarks
Throughout the month of July, you can make a difference for a child in need, by dropping off new or gently used stuffed animals at Oklahoma Technical College’s campus at 4444 S Sheridan during regular business hours. Law enforcement will give these stuffed animals to children during times of crisis.
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Foundation invites everyone to join them for the “Sheriff Hornsby” Bobblehead Night and Recruiting Event. The Foundation will be reaching out to our community, who can visit recruitment booths and learn about the career opportunities available at the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office. The Foundation will also be on hand to visit with our citizens and share with them their mission to support our law enforcement officers as they work to create a safe community for everyone.
Gates open at 6 p.m., and the first 1000 fans will receive the Sheriff Hornsby bobblehead. Game time is 7:05 p.m. Sheriff Regalado will throw out the first pitch.
Tickets start as low as $7.00, and can be purchased with this link
Hundreds miscellaneous items are taking up valuable space in TCSO’s property room. Most of the items are bags that went unclaimed when the owners were released from the jail. The TCSO Property Room is open Monday thru Friday between 8:00am and 5:00pm. To get in touch with the property room to claim your items call 918-596-5655 or email at propertyroom@tcso.org or check out our Facebook Page.
