The Noble County Inmate Population
The Noble County inmate population is centered on one local detention facility, the Noble County Jail in Perry. Research found no separate county annex, work-release center, regional jail, state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center physically located in Noble County. That makes the local map simpler than many Oklahoma counties, but it does not mean every Noble County arrest stays in the same system. The jail holds pretrial detainees, short local sentences, municipal arrests, weekend commitments, and accepted holds or transfers for other agencies when the sheriff's office can take them.
The count rises and falls with new arrests, releases on bond, court orders, transfers, and sentenced weekend time. A person booked by Perry Police Department, the Noble County Sheriff's Office, or Oklahoma Highway Patrol may appear first on the county jail roster. If a felony sentence later moves that person to state custody, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections becomes the right lookup channel. Federal and immigration custody use still different systems, even when a local jail hold appears in a Noble County booking record.
Noble County Inmate Population Statistics
The available Noble County inmate population figures are point-in-time or capacity measures, not a full official annual jail census. The older official sheriff jail page says the Noble County Jail opened in February 2009 and houses 48 inmates. The sheriff current-booking API inspected on June 25, 2026 returned 18 current booking IDs. The vendor Kinetic Console table returned 19 Noble County rows on the same research date, which likely reflects a linked vendor list rather than the exact same count as the sheriff API.
| Measure | Figure | Source / Date |
|---|---|---|
| Noble County Jail rated capacity | 48 inmates | Older official sheriff jail page, inspected June 25, 2026 |
| Current Noble County Jail bookings | 18 booking IDs | Official sheriff API count, inspected June 25, 2026 |
| Kinetic Console Noble County rows | 19 rows | Kinetic Console Noble County list, inspected June 25, 2026 |
| Historical local jail population | 31 | Prison Policy Initiative Oklahoma table, dated December 31, 2013 |
Noble County Jail Population Trends
Noble County does not publish a local average daily population dashboard in the sheriff or county sources reviewed. The best trend view is therefore a small set of dated markers. The jail capacity is a fixed posted number from the older official jail page. The 2013 local population is a historical correctional population measure. The 2026 current booking count is a live roster count from a single inspection date. Those figures should not be treated as a smooth annual trend line.
| Year / Date | Count | How to Read It |
|---|---|---|
| February 2009 onward | 48 capacity | Posted bed capacity from the official jail page, not an average daily population. |
| December 31, 2013 | 31 local jail population | Historical local population entry for Noble County Jail in a statewide table. |
| June 25, 2026 | 18 current bookings | Point-in-time sheriff current booking API count. |
| 2024 to 2025 | Not located | No county ADP or annual jail-population report was found in the reviewed official sources. |
Small jails can swing sharply after a few arrests, weekend commitments, bond releases, or transfers. Noble County records should date each population number because a count from the roster is not the same thing as annual admissions or average daily population. Released booking numbers inspected in the research reached at least a 2026 sequence number, but the research file correctly treats that as a clue, not an official annual booking total.
Who Is Counted in Noble County Jail
The sheriff roster gives person-level fields, but no official aggregate demographic report was found for the Noble County inmate population. Current booking records can show sex, race, age, residing city and state, arresting agency, charge text, bond, and a booking photo when one is available. The public profile converts race codes into readable labels such as White, Black or African American, Asian, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and Unknown. It does not publish a full public breakdown by race, sex, age, felony status, misdemeanor status, or pretrial status.
- Current custody: people still held at the Noble County Jail under an active booking.
- Recent release: people shown on the sheriff released-inmate page with release reason and release date.
- Weekend sentences: local sentenced time can appear as "Weekend served" in release records.
- Agency holds: some records note transfers, warrants, DOC holds, or other agency interests.
- Arresting agencies: examples in the research include Perry PD, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and the Noble County Sheriff's Office.
Noble County Jail Capacity
Using the sourced research dates, the Noble County Jail was below its posted 48-inmate capacity when the sheriff API returned 18 current bookings on June 25, 2026. That is only a point-in-time comparison. It should not be used to claim that the jail is usually under capacity or never crowded. The research did not locate recent official Noble County jail overcrowding litigation, a consent decree, a major new-jail construction plan, or a local death-in-custody dashboard.
State oversight still matters. The Oklahoma State Department of Health states that Oklahoma law requires detention standards and at least annual inspections of city and county detention facilities. Those standards address areas such as food service, health services, sanitation, prisoner rights, safety, and operations. No Noble-specific inspection report was included in the research set, so the safest public explanation is that the jail is subject to state jail standards while local inspection findings must be verified with the proper agency.
Laws on Noble County Jail Data
Oklahoma records law is the main access basis for Noble County jail data. The public sheriff roster gives fast access to current and recently released records, but older booking files, booking photos not shown online, and incident or report copies may require a Records Division request. The sheriff records page says the Records Division handles open records requests, keeps sheriff office records, and processes requests through a one-page form.
Key Oklahoma rules:
51 O.S. Section 24A.1 et seq. is Oklahoma's Open Records Act, the broad public-records law for state and local public bodies.
51 O.S. Section 24A.8 is the law-enforcement records section used for many arrest and jail-record access questions.
74 O.S. Section 192 is cited by OSDH as the basis for jail standards and annual detention facility inspections.
19 O.S. Section 513.1 and 63 O.S. Section 938(A)(6) appear in Oklahoma death-in-custody reporting materials tied to jail supervision and medical examiner reporting.
Noble County and State Prison
No Oklahoma Department of Corrections state prison was found inside Noble County. A person sentenced from Noble County District Court may leave the county jail after sentencing or transfer and later appear in the Oklahoma Department of Corrections offender lookup. ODOC warns that its public data is abbreviated and does not provide a full legal explanation of sentence details or time to serve. That warning is important because a Noble County court case, jail booking record, and state prison record can all describe different stages of the same criminal matter.
State context also helps frame the local jail count. The Vera Institute Oklahoma trends page reports statewide jail admissions and notes a large pretrial share in Oklahoma jail custody. Those statewide figures should not be copied as Noble County-specific counts, but they explain why the local jail roster includes many people whose cases are pending and who may never enter state prison.
Search the Noble County Inmate Population
The official current-inmate route is the sheriff's Noble County Jail inmate search. It shows in-custody inmates, booking dates, charges, and additional information, with results sorted by booking date. A blank search can load the current list, while the search-by-name box helps narrow the roster. If a person is no longer in custody, the same sheriff page points users toward VINE for release or transfer status.
- Open the Noble County Jail inmate search and start with a first or last name.
- Leave the search field blank if a full current roster review is needed.
- Open the inmate card to reach the profile with booking date, charges, bond, arresting agency, and any photo.
- Check the sheriff released-inmate page if the current roster has no match.
- Move to VINE, ODOC, BOP, or ICE only after deciding which custody system applies.
The Noble County Sheriff's Office home page provides the local navigation path to jail, inmate search, commissary, visitation, records, most wanted, sheriff, and contact pages.
The sheriff navigation matters because Noble County spreads custody tasks across different official pages rather than one all-purpose jail portal.
Noble County Roster Search Fields
The Noble County inmate population can be searched from the current roster by name, then reviewed through individual cards and profiles. The public page warns that if a person cannot be found, the jail may be updating the inmate search or the person may have been released or transferred. The Kinetic Console table provides another public list view with first, middle, last, and booking date columns, but the sheriff site remains the official county route.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by Name... | Text input | Optional | Filters current Noble County booking cards by name; no wildcard instructions are posted. |
| Pagination controls | Clickable links | Optional | First, previous, current page, next, and last controls appear on the sheriff page. |
| Inmate cards | Result cards | Not applicable | Cards show a photo or no-image placeholder, name, booked date, and profile link. |
| VINE Link | External link | Optional | Used when a person may have been released or transferred. |
The official Noble County inmate search page includes the search box and the VINE fallback notice.
The screenshot shows why name spelling and booking timing matter: the roster is built around current cards, not a statewide criminal-history search.
Noble County Released Inmate Records
Released records have their own sheriff page. The recently released inmates page is sorted by release date and can show booking number, booking date, release date, release reason, charges, bond, arresting agency, and photo when available. Release reasons observed in research included Own Recognizance, Bail Bond, Fine Paid, Cash Bond, Weekend served, Order by Court to Release, and Transferred to Another Facility.
Older records or missing booking items should be requested through the sheriff Records Division. The open-records form asks for requester details, record title, record description, record date, copy count, signature, and agency fee fields. The sheriff records page posts copy and report fees, fingerprint fees, and handgun-processing fees. A request for a past Noble County jail record should include the person's name, booking date, booking number if known, and the specific record or photo sought.
Noble County Inmate Record Fields
A Noble County inmate profile is a booking record, not a final court judgment. It can show the arresting agency, booked date, charges, total bail amount, demographics, booking photo, inmate ID, and buttons for commissary, phones and visitation, and VINE notification. It does not reliably show court dates, judge, housing pod, projected release date, warrant number, or complete sentence details. The public current booking API also had a Classification field, but it was blank in the sample.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| BookingID | Internal profile URL identifier used in inmate.php?BookingID= links. |
| InmateID | Public inmate identifier shown on the profile and used in VINE notification links. |
| Booking Date | Date and time of jail booking, displayed on cards and profiles. |
| Mugshot / Pic | Booking image when a photo filename exists, or a no-image placeholder. |
| Arresting Agency | Agency that brought the person to jail, such as Perry PD, OHP, or the sheriff's office. |
| Charges and Bond | Charge text plus total bail amount when available. |
Noble County Jail vs State Prison
County jail and state prison are often mixed up in inmate searches. Noble County Jail is the local detention point for arrests, pretrial custody, local sentences, weekend commitments, and accepted holds. ODOC is the statewide system for sentenced prisoners and supervision records. Federal BOP and ICE are separate again. A missing Noble County roster match may mean the person has been released, transferred, never booked locally, or is under another agency's custody.
| Custody Type | Where to Look | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| Current local jail custody | Noble County sheriff inmate search | New arrests, pretrial holds, short local custody, county booking records. |
| Recent release | Noble County released-inmate page | Release reason, booking number, release date, and recent booking history. |
| Sentenced Oklahoma custody | Oklahoma DOC offender lookup | State prison or DOC supervision after sentencing or transfer. |
| Federal custody | Federal BOP inmate locator or U.S. Marshals channels | Federal sentenced inmates and federal pretrial questions. |
| Immigration custody | ICE Online Detainee Locator | Immigration detainee location by A-number or biographical information. |
State Federal and VINE Search
Oklahoma VINE is the custody-notification channel linked by the sheriff inmate-search page. The sheriff research notes a VINE toll-free number, 877-654-8463, and the state landing page for internet status checks and alerts. VINE is useful when a person was released or transferred and the local roster no longer shows a current booking card. It is not a court docket and does not replace the sheriff's records process.
Federal custody is different. BOP searches by register number, DCDC number, FBI number, INS number, or by name with optional race, sex, and age filters. ICE ODLS searches by A-number or by name, country of birth, and birth date. U.S. Marshals may handle federal pretrial custody before BOP records are the right fit. The older sheriff jail page says Noble County Jail serves other federal agencies, so a local booking can still end with a federal transfer or hold.
- Booking
- Jail intake after arrest or surrender, with identity, charge, bond, and custody fields entered.
- Detainer
- A notice or hold from another agency that can block release even when a local bond exists.
- PR or own recognizance
- Release without cash payment, based on a promise to appear and court conditions.
- DOC
- Oklahoma Department of Corrections, the state prison and supervision system.
Noble County Detention Facilities
The facility map contains one local detention facility. The Noble County Jail is the primary jail for the Noble County inmate population and the only facility page built for this project. No separate Noble County state prison, BOP prison, ICE detention center, sheriff annex, or work-release center was located in the official sources reviewed.
- Noble County Jail - county detention for pretrial detainees, local and municipal arrests, short sentences, weekend inmates, and accepted agency holds.
The Noble County jail inmate records page gives the roster workflow in more detail, while the facility page covers visitation, phones, commissary, books, property, and the local jail contact path.
Noble County Inmate Population FAQ
How large is the Noble County inmate population? The best local point-in-time count in the research was 18 current bookings from the sheriff API on June 25, 2026. The posted capacity from the older official jail page is 48 inmates.
Where is the current Noble County jail roster? Current local custody is searched through the sheriff inmate-search page. Released records use the sheriff released-inmate page, and transfer or notification questions can use Oklahoma VINE.
Are Noble County jail mugshots public? The sheriff site publishes booking photos on current profiles and released cards when a photo is available. It also uses a no-image placeholder when no photo file is shown.
What if the person was sentenced? Search ODOC after a state sentence or transfer. The Noble County jail roster is for local jail custody, not the full state prison population.
Does Noble County have a sheriff app for inmate lookup? No official Noble County Sheriff's Office mobile app was located in the research. The City of Perry app links are not documented as jail roster tools.