Lookup Noble County Inmate Records

Noble County inmate records begin with the sheriff's jail roster for current local custody. A Noble County jail roster search is different from an Ohio prison search because the county jail holds new arrestees, pretrial detainees, short local sentences, and holds before court or transfer. The public roster is useful, but it is a simple list rather than a full booking database. To look up Noble County inmates online, use the roster first, then move to the jail phone, sheriff records request, ODRC, VINELink, BOP, or ICE when the custody path points outside the local jail.

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Noble County Jail Roster Records

The official Noble County Sheriff's Office jail roster is the main public source for current Noble County Jail custody. It is operated by the Noble County Sheriff's Office, whose homepage identifies Sheriff Jason Mackie and gives the jail phone as 740-732-5837. The roster page is free to view and does not require a login in the captured public version. It lists current entries with name, booking date, offense text, and booking-photo image slots.

The public roster is narrow by design. It does not show sentenced state prisoners, federal detainees, immigration custody, or older released bookings. It also does not publish bond, housing unit, court date, booking number, charge code, case number, physical description, or a release status field in the captured text. Use the roster as the first current-custody check, not as a complete criminal-history file.

The sheriff roster page at noblesheriff.org/jail-roster shows the Noble County jail record format: names, booking dates, offense text, and image positions.

Noble County inmate records jail roster with booking dates offenses and photo image slots

The screenshot shows why a Noble County inmate record lookup often needs a follow-up call or records request when a user needs more than roster confirmation.


Use Noble County Inmate Roster

The Noble County jail roster captured during research did not expose a search input, filter, reset button, current and released tabs, or advanced search panel. It works as a public page. That means the practical search method is simple: open the roster, use the browser find command, and compare the visible name, booking date, and offense text. Spelling matters, and some entries can have spacing or punctuation differences.

  1. Open the Noble County Sheriff's Office jail roster.
  2. Use browser find to search the last name, first name, or a close spelling.
  3. Read the entry as name, booking date, and offense text.
  4. Call Noble County Jail at 740-732-5837 when the roster does not show a recent arrest, release, transfer, bond, or custody status.
  5. Use the sheriff public-records request form for older booking records, incident reports, or copy requests.
  6. Search ODRC, BOP, or ICE if the person may be in state, federal, or immigration custody.

A newly arrested person may not show immediately. A released person may drop off without a public archive. A sentenced person may leave the jail and later appear in ODRC records. The roster and court docket can also update at different times.


Noble County Roster Search Fields

The roster search-field inventory is unusual because there are no active search fields in the captured public view. That limitation should be treated as part of the record access process. The page still gives current jail roster information, but it does not let a user filter by booking number, charge, date, release status, or facility.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
NameStatic textn/aShown last-name-first in observed entries; use browser find for lookup.
Booking DateStatic date textn/aObserved as M-D-YY or MM-DD-YY.
OffenseStatic textn/aPlain-language charge or hold text, without statute code or case number.
Booking Photo ImageImage slotn/aAppears before entries; no retention rule published.
Search fieldNone visiblen/aNo search input, dropdown, reset button, or advanced filter was captured.

Noble County Inmate Profile Fields

A Noble County inmate record on the public roster is closer to a brief custody list entry than a full profile. The visible fields can confirm that a person appears in current jail custody, but they do not answer every family, bond, or court question. For example, the offense text may be an arrest or hold description and may not match the final charge filed by the prosecutor.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameThe current roster name, usually shown last name first.
Booking dateThe date booked into Noble County Jail; no booking time was shown in the text capture.
OffensePlain-language charge, warrant, probation, or hold text; no statute code or degree was captured.
Mugshot image slotAn image position before roster entries, with no larger public profile documented.
BondNot shown on the roster; confirm with jail or court.
Housing and release statusNot shown publicly in the captured roster text.

Bond and charge details often move through Noble County Court or Common Pleas records rather than the jail roster. For case charges after booking, use Noble County court records after jail arrest as the court-side path.


Noble County Inmate Access Channels

Every custody path has a different source. The county roster covers current Noble County Jail custody. The jail phone is best for recent intake, release, transfer, spelling uncertainty, housing, and bond questions not shown online. The sheriff public-records request form is best for older booking records, incident reports, copies, and booking photographs that are not visible on the roster.

NeedChannelUse It When
Current jail custodyJail rosterThe person may be in Noble County Jail now.
Immediate confirmationJail phone 740-732-5837Roster is delayed, missing, or unclear.
Older jail recordSheriff public-records request formReleased person, incident report, booking copy, or mugshot request.
State prisonODRC Offender SearchSentenced Ohio prison custody, release, supervision, or violator status.
NotificationOhio VINELinkCustody or case notification is needed.
Federal or immigration custodyBOP or ICEThe person may be in federal sentence custody or immigration detention.

No official Noble County Sheriff's Office mobile app was located in the app-store and sheriff-site checks described in the research. There is no app-only roster or warrant tool documented for Noble County.


Noble County Jail Facilities

Noble County has one sheriff-operated county jail and one state prison. They should not be merged. Noble County Jail is the right contact for new local bookings. Noble Correctional Institution is an ODRC prison and uses the statewide prison locator.

Noble County Jail

420 Olive Street

Caldwell, OH 43724

740-732-5837

Full-service local jail with 36 general housing beds in the 2025 ODRC inspection.

Noble Correctional Institution

15708 McConnelsville Road

Caldwell, OH 43724

740-732-5188

State prison with 2,600 maximum capacity in the 2025 Ohio Attorney General inspection.


Noble County Booking Timeline

No Noble County-specific intake manual was located, so the public record should stay close to confirmed facts. After arrest, jail staff process the person into Noble County Jail, create a booking record, record the name and booking date, note the reason for custody, take a booking photo as part of intake, inventory property, screen for safety and medical needs, and classify the person for housing. The roster reflects part of that intake record after the person is listed.

Noble County Court handles misdemeanor criminal and traffic cases, plus arraignments and preliminary hearings for felony criminal and traffic matters. Felony cases may later move to Common Pleas. The court bond schedule says bond is ordinarily set on the next business day after arrest, and probation violations are held until the next business day. Some violent or firearm-related categories require a judge to set bond rather than using the schedule.

Custody flow: Arrest to booking to first appearance to bond or hold to county jail release, transfer, or state-prison placement after sentence.


Noble County Visitation Records

The sheriff's public material is strong for commissary, phones, video, and email, but it does not publish a detailed in-person visitation schedule, visitor lobby hours, ID rule, locker rule, mail format, or prohibited-items list for the county jail. That gap should be stated directly. Call Noble County Jail before traveling or scheduling a visit.

Visit or Contact TypeSchedule / MethodSource Status
In-person public visitationNot published in official sheriff sourcesCall 740-732-5837 before travel.
Remote video visitationCIDNET service is availableSheriff page confirms CIDNET video but not a schedule.
Attorney callsAttorney calls are treated differently from recorded public callsExact attorney visit procedure not located.
MailSpecific county jail mail format not locatedConfirm current rules with the jail.

Noble County Inmate Phone and Money

The sheriff's commissary and telephone page gives detailed post-booking contact information. New inmates receive one free phone call at booking and free calls to the Noble County Public Defender's Office. Ongoing phone, video, and email access uses CIDNET. Friends and family create an account at customer.cidnet.net or call 1-888-984-1903, enter general information and phone numbers, submit photo ID, link to the inmate, wait for approval, and buy data. Non-attorney calls are recorded and monitored.

Money and commissary instructions use JailATM and Stellar Services. Friends and family create a JailATM account, choose Ohio, choose Noble County Jail, and enter the inmate's last name. The sheriff page says Visa and Mastercard credit or debit cards may be used online. It also lists JailATM support at 1-866-933-6386 and Stellar Services support at 1-870-627-5476.

The sheriff commissary page at noblesheriff.org/jail-commissary-telephone-access shows the local JailATM, Stellar Services, CIDNET, and cost-of-confinement instructions.

Noble County inmate records commissary phone video email and JailATM instructions

Those local money rules are part of a complete inmate-record lookup because families often need contact and commissary steps immediately after confirming custody.

ItemAmount or Rule
Booking fee$25 one-time cost-of-confinement fee
Medical visit$2 to $5 per visit
Dental services50% to 100% of related fees
Commissary deposit application50% of each deposit applied to confinement costs until satisfied

Note: Confirm custody with the jail before sending funds, because release, transfer, or another hold can change access fast.

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