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At the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office, our mission is to be the foundation on which everyone in Oklahoma County may thrive, by strengthening public trust and ensuring safe, secure environments through quality, professional law enforcement.


Latest News 

  • Judicial Division moves to Krowse Building

    Posted on: April 20, 2017The Civil Process Division and the Sheriff Foreclosure Sales Division have moved to a new location. Starting immediately, citizens needing to conduct business with the Civil P...
  • COVID-19

    On this page you will find the latest updated information on the OCSO’s response the the COVID-19 Pandemic.Fingerprinting Hours  |  Law Enforcement
  • UPDATE: Foreclosure Sales

    Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and out of an overabundance of caution and concern for the health and safety of the citizens of Oklahoma County, we are suspending all foreclosure sales until the tenta...
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Sex Offender Search

Keeping Our Community Safe

Our agency is pleased to provide OffenderWatch® for the citizens of Oklahoma County. OffenderWatch® is the nation’s leading registered sex offender management and community notification tool with hundreds of leading agencies in dozens of states utilizing it. Oklahoma County’s law enforcement utilizes OffenderWatch® to manage and monitor the whereabouts, conduct and compliance status of the registered offenders in Oklahoma County. OffenderWatch® provides the most Sex Offenders Search Powered by Offender Watch accurate and timely information available and now this information is available to you!

OffenderWatch® is updated instantaneously throughout the day as offender addresses and other offender information is updated in our office. You may enter any address in the county and see real-time information on the publishable offenders within the specified radius of the address you enter. Offenders move frequently, so instead of having to check the maps on a weekly basis, the best way to stay informed is to take advantage of our free email alert system. You may confidentially register as many addresses in the county as you wish, and we will continuously monitor the addresses and send you an email alert if a new offender registers an address within one mile of any address you register. There is no cost for this service and no limit to the number of addresses you can register – your email address and physical addresses are all confidential. Tell your friends and neighbors and be sure to register your home, school, work, gym, day care, park, soccer field, parents or children’s homes – any address of interest to you!

For information regarding sex and violent offender registration, contact the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office at 405-713-2042.

 

Sheriff Foreclosure Sales

Sheriff Foreclosure Sales

The Oklahoma County Sheriff Foreclosure Sale is published monthly for two consecutive weeks at least thirty days prior to the date of sale. The foreclosed properties are published in local newspapers in which the property is located. The public may also buy property sale lists for $4.00 at the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office Civil Division located at 2101 NE 36th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73111.

How to Participate

Watch the YouTube tutorial How to Participate in Oklahoma County Sheriff's Sale Auctions on Bid4Assets to learn more.

Sales Location

The Sheriff's Foreclosure Sales are conducted virtually at https://www.bid4assets.com/OKCSheriff at 10am CST / 11am EST every 2nd Tuesday of each month. For bidders who lack access to the internet, please contact Bid4Assets at (301) 650-9193 to request an offline paper bid packet.

To Purchase a Property You Must Meet the Following Requirements

  • Minimum bid must be at least two-thirds of the appraised price of the property.
  • Down payment of at least 10% of the purchase price is due within 24 hours of sale. The remaining 90% of the purchase price is due within 14 days of the sale date, before the confirmation hearing.
  • All funds shall be collected via certified funds (cashier's checks, wire transfers and money orders) directly by Bid4Assets.
  • Any sale is subject to cancellation by the plaintiff.

Confirmation Hearing

The Confirmation hearing is scheduled by the plaintiff's attorney. Once the confirmation hearing has been held the attorney for the plaintiff will provide a sheriff's Deed to be signed by the sheriff. It is the responsibility of the buying party to file the deed with the county clerk.

More Information

For further information or support, please contact Bid4Assets' client services team at (301) 650-9193, customerservice@bid4assets.com or submit questions via Bid4Assets contact form here. To contact Oklahoma County's civil team, please contact Kim Gennings at (405) 713-1056 or via e-mail at kim.gennings@oklahomacounty.org.

Notice

All foreclosure properties are sold "as is." Prior to bidding, you will need to do your own research of the property's records for outstanding liens and taxes that may not be satisfied by the foreclosure auction. The Sheriff's office does not have keys to any of the listed properties and does not have access in any manner to the inside of them. The sheriff's office cannot authorize any entry into any of the homes. Some of the homes that are scheduled to be sold are still being lived in and we must respect the owner's privacy.

Helpful Links

Sheriff's Sales Listings

View the Sheriff's foreclosure sales listings.

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Mission

The mission of the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office is to provide professional and quality law enforcement, custodial, and court related services to all persons and to effectively perform all duties mandated to us by the laws of the United States of America and the State of Oklahoma in a professional, ethical, and cost efficient manner. We work as partners with our citizens, sharing our plans and strategies, and providing ongoing honesty and candor in communications. We recognize our badge as a symbol of public trust and expect exemplary behavior from our employees both in the performance of their duties and in their personal lives.

Meet the Sheriff

Tommie Johnson III

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Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommie Johnson III is an Oklahoma City native and a decorated law enforcement professional. Sheriff Johnson took office on January 4, 2021. He has made significant improvements to the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office in just a short time. 

Sheriff Johnson made it clear that his focus in office would be on transparency and increasing efficiency within the agency. Johnson’s first order of business was to request a full audit of the Sheriff’s Office property and put in place new mechanisms for better maintaining inventory. Every month Sheriff Johnson releases spending numbers, to the penny, on social media. He has equipped deputies with body cameras for the first time in the agency’s history, believing the cameras not only exonerate the innocent, but also hold deputies accountable. 

Recognizing the need for improved mental health services, Sheriff Johnson named a deputy full time to work with our mental health consumers, dramatically reducing the number of 911 calls we get from those consumers. This is a proactive way of policing and helping those in mental health crisis, while also freeing up deputies to patrol and keep communities safe. He also partnered with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services to equip all patrol deputies with an iPad so they can connect with a counselor 24/7 to help those in crisis. Sheriff Johnson also requires all deputies to go through CIT (Crisis Intervention Training) to be able to work with people experiencing mental health issues. 

Under Johnson’s leadership, deputies now have the tools they need to protect and serve the people of Oklahoma County. He purchased more than 120 new Chevy Tahoe patrol vehicles to replace the agency’s aging fleet using federal dollars so there was no impact on local taxes. He also purchased new ballistic vests for deputies through a combination of seized drug funds and donations. 

Johnson is a graduate of Eastern Oklahoma State College and East Central University and rose to the rank of Master Police Officer at the Norman Police Department before being elected Sheriff. He serves as a youth sports coach and regularly volunteers as a mentor for at risk kids in local elementary schools, where he tries to be a positive male influence in the lives of young boys. That is why Johnson chose to be sworn in as Sheriff at his high school alma-mater to send the message that, with hard work, you can accomplish anything! 

Johnson grew up attending Antioch Baptist Church and is now a member of People’s Church, both in Oklahoma City. He and his wife, Amanda have been married since 2014 and have three sons and a daughter. 

Sheriff Johnson was sworn in to his second term as Oklahoma County Sheriff on January 2, 2025 and was sworn in to his second term as Region Two Board Representative for the Major County Sheriff’s of 

America on January 27, 2025. When his Region Two seat came up for re-election, he was unopposed and was sworn in to his second term. In this position, Sheriff Johnson represents the Sheriff’s in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas.

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