Lincoln County, Oklahoma
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Lincoln County Mugshots & Booking Records
Lincoln County Courthouse in Chandler — along historic Route 66
Newberry Library Collection, Wikimedia Commons · Public Domain
Lincoln County has a population of approximately 34,219, with Chandler serving as the county seat. This largely rural county is located east of Oklahoma City and is bisected by historic Route 66.
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office operates the county jail in Chandler, processing bookings from sheriff's deputies, the Chandler Police Department, the Stroud Police Department, and other local agencies. Booking records are publicly accessible under the Oklahoma Open Records Act (51 O.S. § 24A). As a smaller rural county, Lincoln County's jail handles a more modest volume of bookings compared to the urban counties in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas, but the facility remains an essential part of the region's criminal justice infrastructure.
Chandler, the county seat, is a small town of roughly 3,100 residents situated along Route 66, which runs diagonally through the county from southwest to northeast. The town's Route 66 heritage is a point of local pride, and the Lincoln County Museum of Pioneer History in Chandler documents the area's settlement-era past. Stroud, the county's second-largest community, also sits along Route 66 and serves as a commercial center for the eastern portion of the county.
About Lincoln County
Lincoln County is a predominantly rural county defined by agriculture and small-town communities. The county's landscape is characterized by rolling prairie, cattle ranches, and cropland. Prague, located in the southern part of the county, is known for its Czech heritage and hosts an annual Kolache Festival. The county's proximity to Oklahoma City (Chandler is about 45 miles northeast) means some western-edge residents commute to the metro area, but the county has not experienced the suburban development seen in adjacent counties like Logan and Cleveland. Lincoln County's population has remained relatively stable over the past two decades.
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