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Noble County Jail Overview

Noble County Jail is operated by the Noble County Sheriff's Office. The research found no separate sheriff annex, county medical unit, regional jail, state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention facility inside Noble County. That makes this jail the primary local custody point for Noble County arrests, Perry Police Department arrests, Oklahoma Highway Patrol arrests made in the county, municipal charges that lead to booking, sentenced weekend inmates, and holds or transfers when the jail accepts them.

The older official sheriff jail page states that the Noble County Jail opened in February 2009 and houses 48 inmates. It also says the jail serves county, city, state, and federal agencies. The current sheriff site sends jail lookup, released-inmate, commissary, phone, visitation, records, and contact traffic back to the same sheriff-operated facility. For the broader county population context, the Noble County inmate population page separates point-in-time jail counts from state prison custody.

The sheriff contact page shows the office and jail contact route used for Noble County Jail questions.

The contact screenshot is useful because the same sheriff office handles the main line, jail extension, dispatch routing, and Records Division path for Noble County Jail users.

Noble County Jail Capacity

Noble County Jail is a small county jail, so the count can change fast after a few arrests, releases, transfers, or weekend commitments. The research gives three separate population facts that should not be merged into one trend: posted capacity, a current booking count on the research date, and an older historical local jail population. The current booking count is a point-in-time roster count, not an annual average.

The older official jail page is the source for the capacity, opening date, older staffing detail, weekend-inmate rules, and property information used here.

The older page should be read as a facility-detail source, while current roster, release, visitation, and commissary details should be checked against the newer sheriff site.

Look Up Noble County Jail Inmates

The official current-inmate route is the Noble County Jail inmate search. The sheriff page states that the search shows in-custody inmates, when they were booked, charges, and additional information, with results sorted by booking date. For a person who no longer appears in current custody, the sheriff maintains a separate released-inmates page. The released page can show the booking number, release reason, bond, and charges.

1. Open the Noble County Jail current inmate search and search by name, using the most exact spelling available.
2. If the person is not listed, check the released-inmates page for a recent release, transfer, or weekend-served entry.
3. Use the profile details to confirm the booking date, charge text, arresting agency, bond, and status.
4. Use Oklahoma VINE for custody notification when release or transfer alerts matter.
5. Use ODOC only when the person has moved into Oklahoma state corrections custody or supervision.

Noble County Jail records and ODOC records answer different questions. The jail roster is for local pretrial custody, short local sentences, municipal and district bookings, weekend cases, and accepted holds. The ODOC offender lookup is for sentenced Oklahoma prisoners or people under ODOC supervision. ODOC warns that locator data is abbreviated and is not a complete sentence explanation. For a fuller roster field breakdown, use the Noble County jail inmate records page.

Noble County Jail Contact

The Noble County Sheriff's Office contact page lists the sheriff's office and jail at the same Perry address. The main sheriff line, jail extension, and records path should be used for different tasks. Jail staff can confirm custody status and current facility rules. The Records Division handles open-record requests for sheriff's office records. Dispatch is available around the clock for public safety routing, while administrative office hours are weekday business hours.

Sheriff Matt McGuire is identified on the official sheriff site. The research did not locate a sheriff mobile app, so Noble County Jail lookup copy should not tell users to download an app for roster access.

Noble County Jail Visitation

Current Noble County Jail visitation is video based and handled through Prodigy Solutions. The sheriff visitation page says visits are video only, recorded, and must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Visitors must have valid ID and submit a headshot photo with no effects. Clothing must be conventional and not unduly provocative, suggestive, or revealing. Inmates must be in good standing, and special visits require approval of the sheriff, undersheriff, or jail major.

The official Noble County visitation page shows the current video-visit and phone rules.

The screenshot supports the key local rule: visitors should schedule through the current video system and confirm whether they need to travel to the jail at all.

The older jail page listed Wednesday 9:00-11:00 a.m. as a local video/non-contact schedule with immediate-family limits, two ten-minute visits weekly, and separate family members. Because the newer page gives the current Prodigy scheduling rule, use the older schedule only as historical context unless jail staff confirms it remains active.

Noble County Jail Commissary

Noble County Jail commissary is documented through the sheriff commissary page and the inmate profile action buttons. Prodigy Solutions is listed for commissary services, and the order/deposit route points to a JailATM-style deposit page. The sheriff page also allows commissary items to be purchased by bringing a money order made out to the inmate's name. The page gives the jail extension for commissary questions during weekday jail contact hours.

The Noble County commissary page is the approved source for money-order and book rules.

The commissary screenshot is important because it gives the local book rule, not just a vendor name or generic money-deposit instruction.

Noble County Jail Records

The Noble County Sheriff's Office Records Division maintains sheriff's office records, handles open records requests, and processes SDA applications. The records page instructs users to submit open-record requests to the Records Division. The linked request form asks for requester information and a specific description of the records requested. For jail records, that description should be as precise as possible, such as booking record, release record, report, booking photo, or date range.

Oklahoma's Open Records Act is the general public-records framework. Law-enforcement records can still have exemptions or limits, so a request should not assume every jail, medical, investigative, juvenile, or sealed item will be released. Certified court records after charges are filed should be requested from the Noble County Court Clerk rather than the sheriff records unit.

Noble County Weekend Rules

The older official jail page gives local details for sentenced weekend inmates and property drop-off. Weekend inmates were instructed to report to the lobby between 5:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m., with weekend time running from 6:00 p.m. Friday to 6:00 p.m. Sunday. The page warned that late arrival may result in termination, and that extended stay requires approval from the sheriff, undersheriff, or jail administrator.

Property information from the older page listed drop-off between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. seven days a week and mentioned stamps, envelopes, writing paper, word search books, and paperbacks. The current commissary page has the newer book rule, so property and weekend details should be confirmed with the jail before arrival. No current public page in the research set published a named visitor parking lot, fee, public-transit route, or ADA entrance instruction.

Noble County Jail Standards

The older jail page reported annual 16-hour jail certification training through the Oklahoma Department of Health and identified Advanced Correctional Healthcare for medical needs, including a nurse eight hours per week and a doctor on call 24 hours. Current public pages did not provide a full jail medical policy, grievance policy, or local inspection report. For medical or grievance concerns, the research supports using the jail line and sheriff records process rather than inventing a separate local channel.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health jail page states that the state develops detention-facility standards and inspects city and county detention facilities at least once each year under Oklahoma law. Those standards address food service, health services, safety, sanitation, prisoner rights, and facility operations. No Noble-specific recent consent decree, major jail lawsuit, death-in-custody dashboard, overcrowding finding, or new jail construction notice was located in the official source set.

The Noble County Jail and Sheriff's Office are in Perry, near the county courthouse area. Visitors coming from Interstate 35 or U.S. 64/77 should use current map directions and confirm entry, parking, and whether an in-person trip is needed before traveling, especially for video visits, property drop-off, records pickup, or weekend reporting.