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Detention center reports 196 inmates; five transferred to DOC this week
Summary
Jail Administrator David Weber reported the Comanche County Detention Center counted 196 inmates on Aug. 21, 2026 (159 males, 37 females); five inmates were transferred to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections this week and five are ready for DOC placement, for a combined total of 326 across CCDC and other counties.
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Jail Administrator David Weber told the Comanche County Facilities Authority on Aug. 24 that as of Aug. 21, 2026 the Comanche County Detention Center (CCDC) had 196 inmates: 159 males and 37 females.
Weber said five inmates were ready to go to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections and that five inmates were transferred to DOC during the week. He reported 219 inmates at CCDC and 107 inmates housed in other counties, for a combined total of 326 inmates under the county’s custody or placed elsewhere.
The report was presented as an informational update; the board did not propose any immediate policy changes or votes tied to the population numbers during the meeting.
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