The Creek County Sheriff's Office operates the county jail in Sapulpa, which processes bookings from across the county. Arrests made by the Sapulpa Police Department, Bristow Police Department, Mannford Police Department, and county deputies are all booked at this facility. Booking records are publicly accessible under the Oklahoma Open Records Act.

About Creek County

Creek County has a dual identity. Its eastern edge is firmly suburban, with communities like portions of Jenks and Sapulpa functioning as bedroom communities for Tulsa commuters. The western half of the county is more rural, with smaller towns like Bristow, Drumright, and Mannford serving as local centers. Keystone Lake, a major reservoir on the Arkansas and Cimarron rivers, occupies a large portion of the county's western area and draws recreational visitors.

Sapulpa, the county seat, sits along historic Route 66 and has experienced moderate growth as part of the Tulsa metro's westward expansion. The city's proximity to the Creek Turnpike has improved connectivity to Tulsa's south side and the growing suburbs of Bixby and Jenks.