Noble County Jail Overview
Noble County Sheriff's Office operates Noble County Jail at the sheriff's public office address in Caldwell. The sheriff's site identifies Sheriff Jason Mackie and lists the jail as the local custody point for people held by the office. The jail is a full-service county jail, which means it can hold people beyond a short booking window under Ohio jail standards. Its public role is local, not state-prison custody. New arrests, local holds, misdemeanor jail sentences, probation or community-control violations, and short-term custody before court or transfer belong in this system.
The jail roster gives current custody visibility but not a full booking-card profile. It lists names, booking dates, offense text, and booking-photo image slots. It does not show housing unit, bond, court date, booking number, charge code, release time, or detainer flags in the captured public text. That thin public view makes the jail phone and the sheriff public-records process important. For a person who is missing from the roster, recently booked, newly released, or possibly transferred, the jail information line is the practical next step before relying on the online page alone.
The sheriff roster screenshot in the manifest comes from the official Noble County Jail roster and shows the simple name, booking-date, offense, and image-slot format.
The screenshot matches the research finding that the roster is public and free, but it is not a searchable vendor database with detailed inmate profiles.
Noble County Jail Capacity
The most specific Noble County Jail population source is the 2025 ODRC full-service jail inspection. The inspection material states that the jail had 36 actual general housing beds and 33 inmates present on the inspection date. A later roster snapshot inspected on June 24, 2026 showed 13 visible entries, which shows why one roster count should not be treated as the jail's average daily population. Bookings, releases, court dates, transfers, and holds can shift the public list quickly.
Noble County also has a large state prison, Noble Correctional Institution, but that population is not part of the county jail count. The sheriff roster covers current local jail custody. ODRC population figures cover sentenced state prisoners and should be read through the state prison system.
Look Up Noble County Jail Inmates
A current Noble County Jail inmate lookup starts with the sheriff's jail roster. The page captured in research did not expose an internal search form, filter, current-and-released tabs, or advanced search. Use the browser's find command for a name on the roster page, then read the entry as name, booking date, and offense. The offense text is jail custody information. It is not always the final court charge, and it does not prove conviction.
- Open the official sheriff roster and scan the current list.
- Use browser find for last name, first name, or a partial spelling when the list is long.
- Compare the booking date and offense text with what is known about the arrest.
- Call Noble County Jail at 740-732-5837 if the person is missing, was just arrested, or may have been released or moved.
- Use the sheriff public-records request form for older booking records, incident reports, or copies not shown on the roster.
If the person has been sentenced to prison, search the ODRC offender search instead. If a federal or immigration hold is suspected, the county roster may not be enough. The federal BOP locator, ICE detainee locator, and Ohio VINELink each serve different custody questions.
Noble County Jail Contact
Use the jail phone for custody status, release timing, visitor questions, and information not shown online. The sheriff public-records form gives the same Olive Street office location and a sheriff fax number for records requests. The online roster does not publish a separate records counter schedule, so callers should confirm office access before making a rural trip to Caldwell from Belle Valley, Summerfield, Sarahsville, Dexter City, Ava, or other Noble County communities.
Noble County Jail
420 Olive Street
Caldwell, OH 43724
740-732-5837
Jail information line. Call before visiting or requesting custody details.
Noble County Sheriff's Office
420 Olive Street
Caldwell, OH 43724
740-732-5631
Public records and non-emergency sheriff contact.
Noble County Jail Visits
Official sheriff pages reviewed for Noble County Jail did not publish a fixed in-person visitation schedule, visitor entrance rule, ID rule, locker rule, or dress-code page. The safe local procedure is to call the jail before travel. Remote video communication is documented through CIDNET, but the sheriff material does not give public visit time blocks. Attorney communication is treated differently because non-attorney calls are recorded and monitored.
| Visit or contact type | Published schedule | Local instruction |
|---|---|---|
| In-person public visitation | Not located in official sheriff sources | Call 740-732-5837 before travel. |
| Remote video | CIDNET service documented, schedule not published | Create or use a CIDNET account and confirm availability. |
| Attorney contact | Separate from monitored family calls | Confirm procedure with the jail or counsel. |
| No specific jail mail format located | Use the facility address only after confirming current mail rules. |
Note: Do not bring bags, medication, phones, or other property to the jail lobby without confirming current entry rules.
Noble County Jail Money
Noble County Jail's commissary and phone page is more detailed than its visitation material. Friends and family may use the sheriff's commissary and telephone instructions to set up deposits and communications. The current money path emphasizes JailATM and Stellar Services. The older kiosk post confirms a lobby deposit history through Access Corrections, but the newer commissary page should control day-to-day directions. Dispatchers should not be treated as a cash drop-off point.
The manifest image below comes from the Noble County Jail commissary, telephone, JailATM, and CIDNET page.
Those instructions are central for families because the roster often leads directly to phone, email, video, or trust-account questions.
| Service | Provider or detail |
|---|---|
| Trust deposits | JailATM account, State=OH, Facility Name=Noble County Jail, inmate last name, Visa or Mastercard. |
| Commissary | Stellar Services, with weekly Thursday delivery except holidays and daily order processing. |
| Phone, video, email | CIDNET account at customer.cidnet.net or 1-888-984-1903, with approval and data purchase. |
| Booking call | New inmates receive one free call at booking and free calls to the Noble County Public Defender's Office. |
| Cost of confinement | $25 booking fee, $2-$5 medical visits, dental-cost share, property damage costs, and 50% of deposits applied until costs are satisfied. |
Noble County Jail Booking
No Noble County-specific intake manual was located, so the public roster and Ohio jail rules define the safe facts. A local arrest generally leads to jail processing, identity entry, booking date entry, property handling, safety or medical screening, and placement. The public jail record then appears as a compact roster entry rather than a full profile. Ohio jail rules also require procedures for medical and mental-health complaints and grievance access, but local sick-call hours, medical vendor names, and housing-unit detail were not published in the reviewed sheriff material.
- Booking
- The jail intake event that creates the local custody record.
- Detainer
- A hold or request from another agency that can affect release even after local bond is addressed.
- ODRC
- The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, used for sentenced state-prison custody.
About Noble County Jail
Noble County Jail sits in a rural county-seat workflow with the sheriff and jail on Olive Street and the court offices clustered around Caldwell's courthouse area. The sheriff's homepage describes a wide service area with 404 square miles and 1,185 total miles of state, county, and township roads. That geography matters for jail records and visits. A short phone call can prevent a wasted drive when an inmate was released, moved to court, transferred to ODRC, or not yet entered on the public roster.
No official Noble County Sheriff's Office mobile app was located in App Store, Google Play, or the sheriff-site links checked during research; use the sheriff roster, jail phone, court CaseLook pages, ODRC search, VINELink, BOP, and ICE locators instead.
Note: Confirm custody and visitor rules directly with Noble County Jail before traveling to Caldwell.