Locate Cimarron Facility Detainees

Cimarron Facility Overview

Cimarron Facility is a CoreCivic facility at 3200 South Kings Highway, Cushing, OK 74023. CoreCivic identifies the customer base as U.S. Marshals Service and the facility type as medium-security. ICE also lists Cimarron Correctional Facility as an ICE detention facility. That means the Payne County Sheriff's Office roster is the wrong tool for this facility unless the person is separately booked into the county jail.

The current CoreCivic page says the facility has been owned since 1997 and lists programming opportunities such as education, faith, vocational, and trades. It also names Chris Gantt as warden in May 2026. The research did not locate an official current CoreCivic capacity figure on the page, so older secondary capacity numbers should not be used as current official data.

CoreCivic's Cimarron Facility page lists address, phone, federal customer base, medium-security type, and warden information.

The facility is local to Payne County, but the custody search is federal or immigration oriented.

Search Cimarron Facility Custody

Start by separating federal sentenced custody from federal pretrial custody and ICE detention. BOP locates federal inmates from 1982 to present and may include some people who were in BOP custody without serving a federal sentence. It does not always answer where a U.S. Marshals pretrial detainee is housed. ICE Online Detainee Locator uses A-number or biographical search paths for immigration detention.

1. Use BOP Inmate Locator if the person may be in federal inmate records or BOP custody.
2. Use ICE Online Detainee Locator if immigration detention is suspected.
3. Call Cimarron Facility at (918) 225-3336 when the person may be housed there under USMS or ICE authority.
4. Contact the U.S. Marshals Western District of Oklahoma for federal pretrial custody questions not answered by BOP.
5. Do not rely on the Payne County jail roster unless the person is in the county detention center.

The BOP inmate locator provides federal name and number search paths.

BOP is useful for federal inmate records, while ICE and facility contact are better for immigration detention questions.

Cimarron Facility Contact

The facility phone is the key local contact because federal and ICE custody may not appear in local county systems. ICE search results from the official facility listing said detainee information may be requested by calling the facility between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. The current CoreCivic page lists the official phone and fax.

Cimarron Facility Visitation

Cimarron is not governed by Payne County jail's Wednesday lobby-kiosk visitation schedule. CoreCivic's page has visitation and contact instruction downloads for the facility. Those facility-specific instructions should be checked before travel because federal customer rules, security status, approval requirements, and detainee classification can affect visits.

Cimarron Facility Mail and Money

CoreCivic's Cimarron page links money-transfer instructions through ViaPath, Western Union, and Lockbox. Those are facility-specific money channels and should not be mixed with Payne County commissary options. County jail deposits through CTC, lobby kiosk, money order, and commissaryorder.com are for the Payne County Detention Center, not Cimarron federal or ICE custody.

Cimarron Facility PREA and Programs

CoreCivic publishes PREA information for Cimarron. Third-party PREA reporting can be made by calling the facility at (918) 225-3336. The page also gives U.S. Marshals Office of Inspector General reporting at 1-800-869-4499 or by writing to the U.S. Department of Justice OIG in Washington, DC. The next scheduled PREA audit date listed in research is September 2027, with prior audit dates in 2024, 2021, and 2018.

CoreCivic lists programming opportunities in education, faith, vocational, and trades. Facility awards listed include Facility of the Month from Correctional News in February 1998, Best Performance in Safety from CCA in 1998, and ACA Accreditation in January 1999. These are facility background facts, not a custody-status source.

Cimarron Federal Mugshot Limits

Federal and ICE lookup tools generally do not publish public mugshot galleries like the Payne County jail roster. BOP and ICE tools are built around identity, location, and status. If a person at Cimarron has no public booking photo, use official federal, ICE, facility, or court channels to verify identity and custody.

USMS pretrial custody also creates search confusion. A federal detainee can be housed under a contract before trial and still not have the same public profile that a sentenced BOP inmate has. The U.S. Marshals Western District of Oklahoma covers the federal district that includes central and western Oklahoma, and the district headquarters contact is listed in the research. When a federal case is pending, federal court records and USMS contact may be more useful than the BOP public locator.

ICE custody has its own identity rules. The ICE Online Detainee Locator searches by A-number or by biographical information. The research notes that the official ICE facility page was blocked during inspection, so the page should preserve the official ICE URL but avoid overquoting inaccessible text. The facility phone remains the most local confirmation path for a detainee believed to be housed at Cimarron.

Cimarron Facility Local Context

Cimarron requires careful wording because older references can describe it differently. ODOC announced in 2020 that it would vacate the privately operated Cimarron Correctional Facility in Cushing as part of FY 2021 budget actions. Current research did not identify Cimarron as an active ODOC state prison. Current official CoreCivic material identifies a federal customer base, and ICE lists the facility as an ICE detention facility.

That history matters for Payne County inmate lookup. A person sentenced to an Oklahoma state prison should be searched through ODOC, not through the county roster and not through Cimarron unless an official current source places the person there. A federal detainee at Cimarron should be searched through federal, ICE, facility, or court channels. Mixing those paths can cause a false no-result search.

For families, the first practical step is to ask which agency controls custody before choosing a locator.

Agency control determines the record source, the visit rule, and the money path.