Noble County Inmate Records and Jail Roster Search

Noble County Jail Roster Overview

The official current-inmate route is the Noble County Sheriff's Office Inmate Search - Noble County Jail page. It is the best first stop for current Noble County Jail custody because it is built around people who are in custody, their booking dates, listed charges, and related profile information. Sheriff Matt McGuire's office publishes the roster route as part of the county jail information system. The sheriff page states that inmates are sorted by the date they were booked. Its metadata describes the inmate search as updated hourly, while the visible page warns that the office may be in the process of updating the search if a person cannot be found.

The same sheriff system also provides a recently released inmates page. That released page is important when a person no longer appears in current custody, since release cards can show a booking number, release date, reason released, charges, and bond amount. Research for Noble County also found a Kinetic Console table that presents first, middle, and last name columns with booking date and pagination controls, but the sheriff page is the official public route for local jail custody.

The county roster does not replace every other custody system. It is for local jail custody at Noble County Jail, including pretrial detainees, county or municipal arrests, sentenced local or weekend inmates, and accepted holds. Sentenced state prisoners belong in the Oklahoma Department of Corrections offender lookup. Federal prisoners belong in the BOP locator or, for some federal pretrial matters, U.S. Marshals channels. Immigration custody belongs in ICE ODLS. The Noble County research did not locate an official sheriff mobile app with a jail roster feature, so do not expect an app-only inmate search.

A matching source screenshot comes from the official Noble County inmate search page.

The page layout reinforces the basic search chain: start with the current roster, open the inmate card if a record appears, and use the VINE or released-inmate route when the current list does not answer the custody question.

How to Use the Noble County Inmate Roster

For a direct roster lookup, start with the sheriff current-inmate page and search by name. Leaving the search field blank loads the current booking list, and typing a name filters the cards. Each card can show a booking photo or a no-image placeholder, the person's name, and the booked date. The individual profile URL uses the pattern inmate.php?BookingID=, which is why saving the booking ID from the page can help when comparing a roster record with a later records request or release card.

1. Open the Noble County Sheriff's Office current inmate search page.
2. Review the current-inmate area and the VINE notice before searching.
3. Enter a first or last name in the "Search by Name..." field, or leave the field blank to scan the current list.
4. Use the booking-date order and pagination controls if the person does not appear on the first screen.
5. Click the inmate card or photo to open the public profile.
6. Read the profile fields for inmate ID, arresting agency, bond amount, booked date, charges, and action buttons for commissary, phones or visitation, and VINE notification.
7. If no current record appears, check the released-inmates page and Oklahoma VINE for release or transfer status.
8. If the public pages do not answer the question, call the jail line or submit a sheriff records request.

The sheriff's current roster is a public-facing tool, not a final legal record of a criminal case. Booking charges can later differ from prosecutor-filed court charges. For filed court cases, use Noble County District Court records through OSCN and the local court clerk rather than treating the jail profile as the final court history.

Noble County Roster Search Fields

The sheriff page uses a simple name filter and card layout, while the Kinetic vendor table exposes a table-style view with parsed name columns and per-page controls. Neither source documented wildcard rules. The practical approach is to search a last name first, then try a first name, spelling variant, or blank list scan if the person is newly booked or the search is being updated.

A matching Kinetic table screenshot comes from the Kinetic Console Noble County inmate list.

This table view is useful for seeing how the same local jail data can be organized into first, middle, last, and booking-date columns, but the sheriff page remains the official county route cited in Noble County research.

What a Noble County Inmate Profile Shows

A Noble County profile can show more detail than the search card. The inspected sample profile displayed a booking image when a photo file existed, then public body fields for name, sex, race, calculated age, residing city and state, inmate ID, arresting agency, bond amount, booked date and time, and charges. It also included buttons for commissary, phones or visitation, and inmate notifications. The research notes that street address and ZIP were not publicly filled in the sample, and court dates, warrant numbers, judge, housing pod, and projected release date were not shown on the current profile sample.

A sample profile image comes from an individual Noble County inmate profile layout.

The screenshot is useful because it shows the distinction between the public card and the fuller profile: the card gets a user to the record, while the profile carries the record fields that usually matter for custody, bond, contact, and notification decisions.

Finding County, State, Federal, and ICE Inmates

The full access chain for Noble County starts local and then moves outward. For current pretrial or short local custody, use the Noble County sheriff current inmate search. For a recent release, use the sheriff released-inmates page. For direct confirmation, call Noble County Jail at (580) 336-3517 ext. 2. For a booking record, report, or older material not shown online, use the sheriff Records Division at 721 Cedar Street, Perry, OK 73077, phone 580-336-3517, fax 580-336-3510, and the Request for Open Record process. The records page posts copies and reports at $0.25 per page, fingerprints at $30 for two cards, and handgun processing at $25.

For custody notification, the sheriff page points to Oklahoma VINE at VINELink and gives the toll-free number 877-654-8463. For sentenced Oklahoma prison custody, use the ODOC offender lookup at okoffender.doc.ok.gov. For federal custody, use the BOP inmate locator for federal inmates from 1982 to present, and remember that U.S. Marshals may handle federal pretrial custody. For immigration custody, use ICE ODLS at locator.ice.gov, which is separate from the county roster and requires its own search details.

The statewide prison channel is different from the county roster. A matching screenshot comes from the ODOC offender lookup.

ODOC warns that its locator data is abbreviated and is not an exact explanation of sentence details or time to be served, so use DOC documentation for formal prison-record questions.

Noble County Jail Contact Card

Noble County research resolved one facility for this site: Noble County Jail. It is operated by the Noble County Sheriff's Office and is the county detention facility for local pretrial detainees, county and municipal arrests, sentenced weekend inmates, and some accepted city, state, or federal-agency holds. Older official jail material listed a 48-inmate capacity and stated that the jail opened in February 2009.

Booking Process in Noble County

Noble County public sources show the public outputs of booking more clearly than the internal intake workflow. The localized sequence supported by the public fields is arrest or surrender, transport to Noble County Jail, identity booking, booking photo, entry of name and date-of-birth data, sex, race, residing city, arresting agency, charges, bond amount if known, custody status, and publication to the inmate search when the record is entered. The API fields observed in research match that pathway through BookingID, InmateID, BookingDate, name fields, demographics, photo filename, city and state, charges, total bail, and arresting agency.

A booking can lag behind arrest because the sheriff page may be updating. A booking charge also is not the final court charge. After a Noble County jail arrest, prosecutors in District 8 decide what charges to file in Noble County District Court. Once a case is filed, court events, amendments, dismissal, plea, conviction, and other formal case status belong in OSCN and court clerk records rather than the jail roster.

Released-list values add another custody clue. Research observed release reasons such as Own Recognizance, Bail Bond, Fine Paid, Cash Bond, Weekend served, Order by Court to Release, and Transferred to Another Facility. "Transferred to Another Facility" should not be treated as street release. It means the person moved out of Noble County Jail custody and may require ODOC, another county, federal, or immigration lookup.

Visitation Hours and Rules

Noble County's current visitation page says visitation and phone services are provided through Prodigy Solutions. Visits are video only and recorded. Visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance, visitors need valid ID and a headshot photo with no effects, clothing must be conventional and not provocative, suggestive, or revealing, and the inmate must be in good standing to receive visitation time. Special visits require approval of the sheriff, undersheriff, or jail major. Anyone incarcerated in the detention center cannot visit an inmate for six months after release.

The visitation and phone screenshot comes from the official Noble County visitation page.

Because the current page emphasizes video scheduling and visitor eligibility, confirm custody status and restrictions with the jail before scheduling a visit or arranging account access.

How to Contact a Noble County Inmate

Phone, tablet time, and video services are handled through Prodigy Solutions, and the inmate profile includes a Phones/Visitation button. The research did not locate an attorney-specific Noble County jail visit rule, so use the jail line for current attorney visit procedures instead of assuming a schedule. For mail and books, the current commissary page gives book-shipping rules rather than a full scanned-mail policy or envelope format. Books, including bibles and reading books, must be paperback, ordered new from Amazon or an online publisher, and shipped directly to the offender in jail. Hardback books are rejected.

Older official jail material listed property drop-off between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. seven days a week and allowed stamps, envelopes, writing paper, word search books, and paperback reading books. The newer page is more specific and stricter for books, so verify current mail, book, and property handling with Noble County Jail before sending items. For inmate funds, the sheriff commissary page says Prodigy Solutions provides commissary services, commissary may be purchased through the linked order or deposit page, and money orders may be brought made out to the inmate's name.

Records Requests, Commissary, and Verification

If the public roster, released page, VINE, ODOC, BOP, or ICE locator does not provide the needed record, use the Noble County Sheriff's Office Records Division. The records-request route is the fallback for booking records, photographs, reports, and older materials not posted online. Include the person's name, booking date, booking number or inmate ID if known, the exact record requested, and contact information for the requester. The sheriff records page lists copies and reports at $0.25 per page, fingerprints at $30 for two cards, and handgun processing at $25.

The records-request screenshot comes from the Noble County Sheriff's Office records page.

This records channel is the most direct local fallback when a public web roster is incomplete, outdated, or too limited for a specific booking-record question.