Noble County Jail Roster: Inmate Search, Bookings & Mugshots

Noble County Jail Roster: Quick Facts

How to Search the Noble County Jail Roster in Ohio

The official Noble County Sheriff’s Office website provides a public jail roster without requiring a paid third-party search.

Step-by-step inmate lookup

1. Open the official website. Visit noblesheriff.org/jail-roster/.
2. Review the inmate list. The roster displays individuals identified by the Sheriff’s Office with their booking dates and listed offenses.
3. Find the name. Scroll through the roster or use Ctrl+F on a computer, or Find in Page on a smartphone.
4. Check the booking date. Compare the date with the approximate arrest date you know.
5. Review reported offenses. Read the charges shown beside the inmate’s name. They are allegations or custody-related entries, not findings of guilt.
6. Examine the photograph. Use the associated booking image, where provided, to help distinguish people with similar names.
7. Verify custody. For current detention, release or transfer information, call Noble County Jail at 740-732-5837.

Noble County Jail Bookings and Arrest Records

The Noble County Ohio roster provides a public list of individuals and reported offenses. Its standard format includes three useful elements: inmate name, booking date and offense.

How to check recent Noble County bookings

1. Visit the official roster page.
2. Examine the booking dates shown next to individual entries.
3. Look for the most recent dates rather than assuming the list is sorted chronologically.
4. Contact the Sheriff’s Office when you need an arrest record that is not displayed.

A person may be booked into a jail for a new criminal accusation, an outstanding warrant, a probation violation, a court order or another lawful custody reason. A booking does not establish a conviction.

Can you search older bookings?

The public Ohio roster should not be treated as a complete historical booking database. For older records, request the relevant record from the Sheriff’s Office and provide the person’s name, approximate booking date and other available identifying details.

Visit the Sheriff’s Office website for public records information ↗

Noble County Jail Mugshots: How to View Booking Photos

Unlike jail rosters that publish only text entries, the Noble County, Ohio jail roster includes images associated with its listed inmates.

Steps to find a mugshot

1. Open the official Noble County Ohio jail roster.
2. Find the person’s name in the listing.
3. Locate the booking photograph shown with that entry.
4. Confirm the name and booking date before relying on the image.
5. If a photograph is missing, contact the Sheriff’s Office about its records request process.

Not every photo or historical booking record is necessarily available publicly. Some records may be withheld or restricted under applicable law.

What If Someone Is Not on the Noble County Jail Roster?

If a name does not appear on the Ohio inmate list, there are several possible explanations:

• The individual was recently arrested and the roster has not been updated.
• The person has already been released.
• The inmate has been transferred to another correctional facility.
• The arrest occurred in another county.
• The person is being held under a different recorded name.
• Some information is not publicly displayed.

Where to search next

1. Check the spelling and any known alternative names.
2. Call Noble County Jail at 740-732-5837.
3. Ask whether the individual is still detained, has been released or was transferred.
4. For Ohio state prison custody, check the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Offender Search.
5. Check VINELink for available custody-status information and notifications.
6. For possible federal custody, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator.

A missing online listing is not definitive proof that a person is free or that no arrest occurred.

Noble County Jail Bail and Bond Information

The public Ohio roster does not provide a complete, consistently updated list of inmate bail amounts. Bail eligibility and payment instructions should be verified directly with the jail or court.

How to find an inmate’s bond amount

1. Locate the inmate on the official roster and record the name and booking date.
2. Call Noble County Jail at 740-732-5837.
3. Ask which court is responsible for the person’s charges and whether bond has been set.
4. Verify the current amount, any additional holds and accepted payment methods.
5. Follow the instructions from the jail or relevant court before paying.

Common bond terms

• Cash bond: A monetary deposit made according to court requirements.
• Surety bond: A bond posted through an approved or licensed surety or bond provider, where permitted.
• Recognizance release: Release without an upfront monetary bond, subject to court-imposed conditions.
• No-bond detention: The person may not be eligible for release on a monetary bond at that time.

Exact procedures depend on the court order. Do not assume that depositing money into a commissary account constitutes payment of bail.

Noble County Jail Visitation Rules and Scheduling

Noble County Jail provides video communication services through CIDNET. In-person access, video-visit scheduling and visitor eligibility are controlled by the correctional facility.

How to arrange a video visit

1. Open CIDNET’s customer website.
2. Create an account with your contact information.
3. Follow the provider’s identity verification process, which may require photo identification.
4. Find and link the appropriate Noble County Jail inmate.
5. Wait for account or inmate-linking approval when required.
6. Review available video communication features, scheduling and charges.
7. Purchase any required data only after confirming the inmate and service details.

Before visiting the jail

Call the jail to confirm current onsite visitation availability, permitted hours, valid identification requirements, dress restrictions, visitor limits and arrangements for minors.

Do not travel to the jail assuming that walk-in personal visits are available. The Sheriff’s Office’s public communications page does not establish a universally available walk-in visitation schedule.

Official inmate communications instructions ↗

How to Send Commissary Money to a Noble County Jail Inmate

The Noble County Sheriff’s Office identifies JailATM as a service for adding money to inmate trust accounts. Eligible funds can be used for commissary items and telephone debit time.

Online inmate deposit instructions

1. Go to JailATM.com.
2. Create an account or sign in.
3. Choose Send Money Now.
4. Select Ohio as the state.
5. Select Noble County Jail as the facility.
6. Enter or select the inmate’s last name.
7. Confirm the recipient and enter your payment information.
8. Review all fees and confirm the transaction.

JailATM accepts eligible Visa and Mastercard credit or debit cards. The provider’s support telephone number listed by the Sheriff’s Office is 1-866-933-6386.

Commissary deductions and charges

The Sheriff’s Office states that applicable costs of confinement may be deducted from an inmate’s account. Its published policy describes:

• A one-time $25 booking fee.
• Certain medical visit charges of $2–$5.
• Applicable dental and property-damage charges.
• A policy applying 50% of each commissary deposit toward outstanding confinement costs until those costs are satisfied.

Because these charges affect how much spending money an inmate receives, verify the current policy before depositing funds.

The Sheriff’s Office identifies Stellar Services as its commissary supplier. Its published instructions describe weekly commissary deliveries on Thursdays, excluding holidays, alongside daily-order arrangements.

Inmate Phone Calls, Video Calls and Messages

The Noble County Sheriff’s Office identifies CIDNET as its telephone, video and electronic messaging provider.

How to receive inmate communications

1. Register at customer.cidnet.net.
2. Provide the required account and identity information.
3. Link your account to the correct inmate.
4. Complete the approval process, if required.
5. Purchase communication data or eligible services.
6. Use the available approved communication options.

The Sheriff’s Office states that new inmates are provided a free telephone call during the booking process and that inmates may make free calls to the Noble County Public Defender’s Office.

Ordinary inmate calls may be recorded and monitored. The Sheriff’s Office states that attorney calls are excepted from routine recording.

Contact the provider at 1-888-984-1903 for technical assistance.

How to Send Mail to an Inmate at Noble County Jail

Incoming correspondence is subject to facility screening and mail restrictions. Before sending a letter, photograph, legal document or other material, confirm the current inmate mailing address and allowed contents with jail staff.

Steps before mailing a letter

1. Call 740-732-5837 to obtain the current approved mailing address.
2. Confirm the inmate’s full name and any required identification number.
3. Ask whether personal correspondence is accepted by postal mail or processed through a separate mail service.
4. Include your full return address and the recipient information required by the facility.
5. Follow restrictions on envelopes, paper, photos, publications and enclosures.

The Sheriff’s Office lists its administrative address as 420 Olive Street, Caldwell, OH 43724. Do not assume this is the current inmate mail-processing address without confirming with the jail.

Noble County Court Records and Inmate Case Information

An inmate’s booking record and their court case are not the same thing. Jail entries document detention and reported offenses; court records provide information about formal proceedings, hearings and case dispositions.

How to find an inmate’s court date

1. Find the person and associated offense on the jail roster.
2. Call the jail to identify the court handling the matter if this is unclear.
3. Visit the official Noble County, Ohio government website.
4. Navigate to the Clerk of Courts or other relevant court office.
5. Use the available case lookup resources or contact the clerk with the person’s name and known case information.
6. Confirm the next scheduled hearing directly with the appropriate court.

The Ohio Supreme Court’s official website also provides statewide court information and resources.

Not every case file or hearing detail is publicly accessible online. Juvenile, sealed and other protected records may be restricted.

Noble County Jail Roster in Oklahoma: Perry Inmate Search

If you are searching for Noble County Jail in Perry, Oklahoma, use the Oklahoma Sheriff’s Office website instead of the Ohio roster.

The Oklahoma Sheriff’s Office maintains a searchable inmate database showing in-custody inmates, booking dates, charges and other available booking details. It also provides a separate recently released inmate list.

How to search the Oklahoma roster

1. Open the Noble County Oklahoma Inmate Search.
2. Use the name-search function to locate an individual.
3. Review the booking date, reported charges and additional available records.
4. Check the recently released section if the individual is not currently in custody.
5. For custody notifications, follow the site’s Oklahoma VINE information.

The Oklahoma Sheriff’s Office lists the Oklahoma VINE notification telephone number as 877-654-8463.

For Oklahoma inmate visitation, the Sheriff’s Office identifies Prodigy Solutions as its video service provider. Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance, and the Sheriff’s Office publishes additional visitor identification and conduct requirements.

Read Oklahoma’s official visitation requirements ↗

Noble County Sheriff’s Office Address and Contact Information

Map shows the published Ohio Sheriff’s Office address. Confirm visitation arrangements before traveling.

Noble County Jail Roster: 10 Frequently Asked Questions

Official Sources and Helpful Resources

• Noble County Ohio Sheriff’s Office — Jail Roster
• Ohio Sheriff’s Office — Commissary and Telephone Access
• Ohio Sheriff’s Office — Official Contact Information
• Noble County Ohio Government — Sheriff’s Office
• Noble County Oklahoma Sheriff’s Office — Inmate Search
• Noble County Oklahoma — Recently Released Inmates
• Noble County Oklahoma — Inmate Visitation
• VINELink — Custody Information and Notifications
• Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction — Offender Search