Submit a Tip

Help us catch a criminal.

If you are witness to a crime you can submit a tip and one of our deputies will read it.
 
Victims Notifications

VINELink is the online version of VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday), the National Victim Notification Network. This service allows crime victims to obtain timely and reliable information about criminal cases and the custody status of offenders 24 hours a day. Victims and other concerned citizens can also register to be notified by phone, email or TTY device when an offender's custody status changes. Users can also register through their participating state or county toll-free number.  Click here and view the online demo for more information
 


 
How to buy a house.
  The sale date of each property is listed in the sale date column. You need to show up on that date in the lobby of the Grady County Law Enforcement Center at 10:00 a.m. on that date.
  These are drive by appraisals only. These houses can not be looked at from the inside. People still live in most of them.
  If there are taxes owed on a property, you will have to take care of those taxes if you win the bid.
  On the sale date, an officer will read off the properties that have been removed from the sales.
  An officer will read off the mortgage company and the defendant, then the address, the appraised amount, the 2/3 amount and the amount of taxes owed.
  The attorney is up next and starts the bidding at some amount. At this time, you will get to bid on that property.
  If you win the bid for that property, you will then be introduced to the attorney representing that property.
  You need to have all financing in order.
  These properties are as is, just like buying a used car. You need 10% down by 4pm the following business day.
  The balance will be due @ the confirmation hearing which is set up by the Judge.
  You will get this date from the attorney that represents the mortgage company the day of the sale.
  No personal or business checks accepted. All cashier checks or money orders are to be made out to "Grady County Court Clerk" ONLY!
You just need to attend to buy your dream home.

Click to view all current sale items.

 
Sheriff Art Kell
A word from Sheriff Kell

Grady County Sheriff's Department has been proudly serving the state of Oklahoma for over 100 years. The Sheriff's Department is willing to aid, educate, and serve all communities with professional demeanor.  The county is made up of several cities and communities. Our department will continue to work in conjunction with these cities to offer the best service possible to its citizens.  As Sheriff, I am working to make Grady County a cleaner and safer place for its residents.  The local businesses, schools, and variety of churches play an active role in making our communities great.  As a citizen, I have lived in Grady County my entire life.  I have found it to be a great place to raise a family.

I invite you to explore our website and see for yourself some of the things our department has to offer.  You will find several interesting topics as well as information regarding the Sheriff’s Department, Grady County Criminal Justice Authority, and the Grady County Treasurer.  I hope you enjoy our new website.  If you have any questions or concerns don’t hesitate to call.  Our department is grateful for feedback from its citizens.  Your support is greatly appreciated. Thank you and God Bless.

Art Kell
Grady County Sheriff


 
Sex Offender Map
Sex offender mapping.

Sex offender information is available by clicking the following link and viewing a map. The current sex offenders are mapped by their last known address.
MAP


 
 
   
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