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This is a private reference site, not a public office. We cannot confirm whether someone is in custody, verify a release, post bond, obtain an official booking record, or make a records decision. Contact the responsible government office directly for those matters.


Official Offices for Custody and Records

Oktibbeha County Sheriff's Office and Jail

111 Dr. D.L. Conner Drive
Starkville, MS 39759

Main: 662-323-2421
General: general@sheriff.oktibbeha.ms.us
Jail: jail@sheriff.oktibbeha.ms.us
Investigations and tips: 662-324-8484 or tips@sheriff.oktibbeha.ms.us
Hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Central, Monday-Friday

Oktibbeha Circuit Clerk

108 W Main Street
Starkville, MS 39759

Phone: 662-323-1356
Email: trook@oktcircuitcourt.org

Start with the office that created or holds the record. The sheriff does not publish a booking-photo fee schedule in the reviewed materials, so ask the custodian for the current procedure and any actual-cost estimate before making a request.


Choose the Right Lookup Path

  • For a current or recent Oktibbeha County booking, use the home guide for the official live roster-feed path and its fallback steps. The ordinary roster may be unavailable during maintenance.
  • For a booking sheet, charge display, bond detail, or a historical booking-photo request, use the sheriff or jail contact details above and make a focused written request.
  • For a court case, disposition, or a court-record request, contact the Circuit Clerk. A booking charge is an accusation, not a court outcome.
  • For a possible warrant, use the official verification guidance on Sheriff's Most Wanted and contact the sheriff or appropriate clerk. Do not attempt to evade service or approach another person.
  • For a person in Mississippi state custody, search the Mississippi Department of Corrections offender locator. It is separate from the county jail feed.
  • For federal custody, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator. For an immigration-custody question, verify the appropriate federal channel and the jail rather than relying on a county roster entry.