Detention Facility Information

    Kay County Detention Center in Newkirk, Oklahoma

    Kay County Detention Center is a county jail in Newkirk, Oklahoma, run by the Kay County Sheriff's Office. It also holds people for ICE. Learn how to find someone, reach the jail, plan a visit, and check hearing details. If ICE has set a bond, Amistad Bail Bonds can help.

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    Independent guide by Amistad Bail Bonds. We are not affiliated with ICE or Kay County Detention Center.

    Reviewed by Paul Nello Romero · Updated November 2, 2026
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    FIND SOMEONE

    How to Find Someone at Kay County Detention Center

    Use ICE's official detainee locator. Use ICE's official detainee locator. Search with the A-Number and country of birth. If you don't have the A-Number, use the full name, date of birth, and country of birth.

    You can also call (580) 362-3393 The line is open 24 hours a day. Have the person's full name, A-Number if you have it, date of birth, and country of birth ready.

    Can't find them? Because this is a county jail, the person may be held for another reason, or ICE may have moved them. Confirm they are in ICE custody before you travel.

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    CONTACT DETAILS

    Kay County Detention Center Address & Phone Number

    Kay County Detention Center

    Address

    1101 West Dry Road
    Newkirk, OK 74647

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    Facility Phone

    (580) 362-3393

    Use the facility number for questions about the center. For Amistad bond services, call (800) 969-3484.

    Operator

    Kay County Sheriff's Office

    Kay County Sheriff's Office, which has held people for ICE since 2019.

    Before making a trip, confirm that your loved one is still at Kay County Detention Center. ICE may move people between facilities.

    Official Facility Resources

    Official ICE Kay County PageGovernment information about visits, mail, and contact.
    VISITATION & CONTACT

    Visiting, Calling & Sending Money

    Find out how to visit, contact, or send money to someone held at Kay County Detention Center.

    Visiting Kay County

    Visits are Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Central Time. Each person gets one hour per week, which can be split into two 30-minute visits. Call (580) 362-3393 to book at least one business day ahead. Ask about ID and age rules when you call.

    Calling Someone

    People held here cannot receive incoming calls. To leave an urgent message, call (580) 362-3393 and give the person's full name, A-Number, your name, and a number where they can reach you. To add money for their phone calls, call City Tele Coin at (318) 746-1114 or use their website.

    Sending Money and Mail

    Do not mail cash. Add commissary money (store money for snacks and supplies) online through Tiger Commissary, or mail a postal money order with the person's name and the last four digits of their A-Number. Letters need the same details plus your name and return address. This is different from paying an immigration bond.
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    COURT INFORMATION

    Immigration Court and Hearings

    Immigration hearings for people held here take place at the Dallas Immigration Court in Dallas, Texas. The court is not at the detention center.

    Court Information

    Dallas Immigration Court (EOIR)

    • Address1100 Commerce Street, Suite 1060, Dallas, TX 75242
    • Court phone(214) 767-1814
    • Public hoursMonday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed on federal holidays.
    • Getting inThe court is inside a federal building. Everyone goes through a security check, and food and drinks are not allowed.
    Official Dallas Immigration CourtCheck EOIR Case Information

    Checking a Hearing: Look at the person's latest court notice for the date, time, and location. ICE can move someone to another facility, so the notice is always the official source.

    Questions about custody or release? Call Kay County Detention Center at (580) 362-3393.

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    Immigration Bond Help for Someone Held in Newkirk

    Has ICE set a bond for someone at Kay County Detention Center? You don't have to drive to Newkirk. We can help you start by phone or online. We explain the costs, review cash or a house as collateral, and handle the bond paperwork.

    What to Have Ready

    The person's full legal name
    The A-Number, if you have it
    Confirmation they are held by ICE at Kay County
    The bond amount, if set

    Missing something? Call us anyway. We need the A-Number before we can post the bond.

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    FAQ

    Kay County Detention Center FAQs

    Yes. The Sheriff's Office runs it, and it holds people for ICE as well. Someone here may be facing local charges instead. An immigration bond only applies to people ICE is holding.

    Need Bond Help for Someone at Kay County Detention Center?

    If ICE has set a bond, we can help you get started by phone or online. We'll explain your options and the next step.

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    Amistad Bail Bonds provides immigration bond services, not legal advice. The government decides if a bond is available and sets the amount. For legal advice about an immigration case, speak with an immigration attorney.

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