David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center, OK Inmate Roster

The David L Moss Justice Center is part of the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office and is located at 300 Denver Ave in Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103. The center has been open since 1994. The center is a medium-security facility, so the David L Moss inmates are either awaiting sentencing or trial. Most inmates are in custody at the center for less than 2 years. The total capacity is 1714 people. The facility was updated in 2017 to include mental health units and dorm-style units, raising the capacity at that point to 2020 beds. Like many other jails, David L Moss inmates have the opportunity to further their education through skills classes. They can also earn their General Education Degree and attend faith-based services if they wish. The purpose of these programs is to help David L Moss inmates join the society and become healthy, productive people.

David L Moss Justice Center was one of 637 facilities nationwide that are also ICE detention centers.

The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office provides good detail.

David L Moss Offender Lookup

Friends, family, and the general public can look for information about David L Moss inmates using the inmate lookup tool found here. The lookup provides a significant amount of information for each inmate, including their mugshot, the offense committed, and their upcoming court date. The tool is easy to use and doesn’t require a complete first or last name to use. If you don’t have the complete first or last name, you can enter a partial name and get results. For example, seeking John Smith, you can enter “Sm” into the last name column and “J” in the first.

David L Moss mugshots can be found on many sites, but are easiest to access via the tool provided above because you can search by name only within the facility and find names easily.

David L Moss Inmate Roster

The inmate roster for David L Moss inmates can be found here. The inmate roster sorts by booking date and doesn’t have a name search. Mugshots of David L Moss inmates can be viewed there as well by clicking on a name.

Leaving Detention

TRAC immigration tracks why inmates at ICE centers like David L Moss leave the center. In the case of the inmate roster at this detention center, more than a quarter of the inmates leave because they post bond while waiting for their court date or deportation. 38% and also the highest percentage were transferred to another facility for criminal custody. This mostly happens because there is a criminal case against the inmate or they are needed as a witness in another criminal case. While deportation is among the most common reasons for leaving many ICE detention centers, the David L Moss inmate roster only had less than 4% of inmates deported from the facility for their actions.

Visiting David L Moss Criminal Justice Center

Like many detention centers, David L Moss inmates are offered regular visiting hours. These hours are 7 days a week from 7:30AM to 9PM, excluding Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. All adults must have a government ID present and anyone under 18 is required to have a copy of their birth certificate. Visits are limited to two 1 hour visits per week. On-site visits are limited to the parents, grandparents, spouses, and children 16 and older of the inmate. Rules for visitation and forms for filling out can be found here.

Visitors must first submit a completed visitor’s information form, which includes a background check. Video videos are also available for out of the area visitors with on and off-site video visits possible. Video visits are made with children in mind who the facility prefers not visit in person.

Facilities

David L Moss inmates have access to a 24 bed infirmary and outpatient medical and dental treatment. These are also 8 negative air pressure treatment rooms. The facilities are designed to handle 3,000 inmates though currently, the jail holds an average of  1,600. The hospital within David L Moss has two low maintenance caretakers, a low-maintenance specialist, and three full-time attendants to help inmates with their medical needs. While the facility is considered medium security, the jail does have six maximum security holding cells for when very high-risk inmates are transferring in.

Leaving ICE

As of June 2020, David L Moss Justice center is no longer an ICE Detention Center. ICE needed more beds in 2017, but as of 2020, they only used 12 of nearly 200 available beds for the purpose of ICE. Prison leaders also mentioned that they are no longer subject to the extensive audits requires for holding ICE detainees at the facility and wouldn’t see much of an impact on the prison’s budget.

The lack of numbers and dedication of resources overall made ICE a non-factor in the jail’s population.

Who was David L Moss?

David L Moss Justice enter is named after the late district attorney for Tulsa. Among Moss’s tasks for improving crime rates in Tulsa was to inform the city of the need for a jailing facility. Moss died of a heart attack two months after a temporary sales tax was instituted to help pay for the jail. Moss was very active in church, taught Sunday school, coached youth sports, and was a regular counselor at Church camps.

Sending a Care Package

Inmates are eligible to receive cards and letters. They are limited to 15 personal photos which must be 4” by 6” or less and must not be on Polaroid paper. Incoming packages and letters are opened but not read. Correspondence from legal representatives are opened in front of the inmate.

Money can be sent online or via machines in the prison’s lobby. A $3 fee is charged for using cashier kiosks and the charge is deducted from the total amount the inmate receives. The inmates do not receive physical money and may debit directly from the commissary without cash.

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Tulsa County Jail Admissions By Race

Asian Jail Population	-
Native Jail Population	52
Black Jail Population	494
Latino Jail Population	106
White Jail Population	873

Tulsa County Jail Admissions

Total Jail Population	1,640
Male Jail Population	1,264
Female Jail Population	269
Total Jail Admissions	27,597

Tulsa County Pretrial Jail Population

Pretrial Jail Population	1,216
Male Pretrial Jail Population	1,168
Female Pretrial Jail Population	154

Tulsa County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Jail	6
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	1
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	1
Jail Population Held for ICE	119
Jail Population Held for State Prison	5
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	199

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