Find Noble County Jail Releases

To find someone released from Noble County Jail, use the sheriff's released-inmate record rather than treating absence from the live roster as proof. The jail records a local exit time and a reason, but that reason can point to bond, a completed local term, court action, or transfer into another custodian's care. Noble County Jail releases should be matched by booking details and then checked against the relevant court, state, federal, immigration, or notification system. The correct follow-up depends on where custody went next.

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Noble County Jail Release Routes

Noble County Jail is a county facility operated by the Noble County Sheriff's Office. Its official release cards record exits from that building. Bail Bond, Cash Bond, a combined cash and surety bond, Own Recognizance, Time Served, Fine Paid, Case Dismissed, DA Declined to File, and Order by Court to Release ordinarily describe a local exit as coded by the jail. A separate warrant may still affect what happens next.

“Transferred to Another Facility” has a narrower meaning. Noble custody ended, but confinement may continue. A hold for another county points toward that county's jail. A state commitment points toward the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. An immigration handoff points toward ICE, while a federal matter may require the federal docket, the receiving contract facility, USMS records, or later the BOP locator.

Exit categoryFirst confirmationFollow-up
Bond or recognizanceNoble Released timestampMatching court docket
Time served or fineRelease reason and timeJudgment or municipal record
Dismissal or court actionRelease cardODCR or Perry Municipal Court
TransferReason and agency cluesReceiving custodian's system

Confirm Noble County Jail Releases

The sheriff publishes separate pages for current custody and released inmates. That separation matters. The live roster answers whether a person is shown at the jail now. The released page preserves the recorded exit event and sorts cards by release date.

  1. Open the released page first and use browser-find for the displayed name.
  2. Compare the booking number, arresting agency, residence, charges, and booked time. Do not rely on name alone.
  3. Read the Released timestamp and Reason Released exactly. A transfer is not community release.
  4. Check the live roster for a later booking or continued Noble custody.
  5. If the name appears on neither page, call the jail, check OK VINE, and request the jail-register discharge entry.

For a state case, use ODOC only after the record shows a state commitment or supervision link. A county-only release need not appear there. The full Noble County release search also separates court, VINE, BOP, and ICE paths by custody type.

The sheriff's current-custody source visually distinguishes its live list from released records.

Noble County Jail current custody and release search distinction

This separation prevents a missing live-roster name from being mistaken for proof of release.


Noble County Jail Release Records

The Sheriff's Records Division maintains Noble County jail records. Its records page and request form list copies and reports at $0.25 per page. No separate electronic-photo fee, published turnaround, email submission route, or formal retention term was verified. Ask for an estimate before copies are made and let the custodian identify any exemption or redaction.

Noble County Jail and Sheriff's Office
721 Cedar Street
Perry, OK 73077
580-336-3517
Jail: extension 2
Administration: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Dispatch: 24 hours a day

A focused request can seek the jail-register entry and booking/release record for a named person within an approximate date range, including the booking number, date and recorded reason of discharge, any receiving agency kept in the file, and the associated booking photograph in its existing electronic form. Do not ask the office to create a new report.

The official Records Division page is the source for the request path.

Noble County Jail release records contact page

The record owner, not a court portal or alert system, can address a missing local release entry or photo.


Noble County Jail Discharge Register

Oklahoma's Open Records Act gives a precise fallback when an online Noble County release card is missing. Under 51 O.S. §24A.8, a law-enforcement agency that keeps a jail register must disclose listed facts that include the prisoner's name, commitment date and cause, committing authority, description, and date of discharge or escape. Requesting that maintained register entry is narrower and clearer than asking staff to reconstruct a release from unrelated files.

Section 24A.5 generally allows inspection and copying of nonconfidential public records during regular business hours. The sheriff's posted $0.25 page price aligns with the ordinary-page limit described by the law, but a photo or native electronic file is not necessarily priced as a paper page. Confidential, juvenile, sealed, expunged, medical, victim, and active-investigation material may be withheld or redacted. Ask the custodian to cite the basis for any limit and keep the response with the request.


Noble County Jail Booking Role

The jail is the only verified detention facility physically in or officially serving as Noble County's published booking facility. Its feed is county-centered rather than limited to sheriff arrests. Records may identify Noble County deputies, Perry Police Department municipal or district matters, Oklahoma Highway Patrol arrests, and holds placed for other counties.

Perry municipal cases do not establish a second verified jail. The county feed itself labels some bookings as Perry Police Department municipal charges, showing that the Noble facility can hold those arrestees. Perry Municipal Court keeps the municipal legal record, while Noble County District Court handles district cases. The jail's timestamp remains the source for the local custody exit.

No verified capacity, standard release hour, release lobby procedure, public property-pickup rule, transportation service, or weekend processing policy was found. Release timestamps occur at varied hours and on varied days, but observations do not become jail policy. Call extension 2 for a specific event.


Noble County Jail Transfer Release

“Transferred to Another Facility” is an actual Noble Reason Released value. It confirms departure from this jail and nothing more. Read any “hold for” wording, the arresting agency, and the charge line for clues. Then search the receiving county or state system. If the record points to ODOC, compare DOC number, status, Current Facility, and every sentence row rather than assuming an OUTSIDE label means full discharge.

For a federal pretrial transfer, no public USMS person locator matches the BOP tool. Start with the federal docket and named holding facility. BOP becomes useful after federal designation and can later show a release date or “Not in BOP Custody.” Those are BOP-specific results and do not rule out supervision or another agency's custody.


Noble County Jail ICE Releases

A local discharge can become ICE custody. An ICE detainer requests notice and permits a hold of up to 48 hours beyond the point when the person would otherwise be released, giving ICE time to assume custody. The request is not proof of deportation, and it does not turn the Noble release timestamp into an ICE release date.

Use the ICE Online Detainee Locator with a nine-digit A-number and country of birth, or exact name, country, and birth date. ICE says the locator covers current detainees and people released from ICE custody within the prior 60 days. A current result can identify the new custodian after a Noble transfer. A released result documents a later ICE exit within that window.

The official detainer explanation shows why the local and federal custody stages must be stated separately.

Noble County Jail release compared with an ICE transfer

The sequence is Noble exit, possible short detainer hold, and either ICE assumption or release, not a single undifferentiated event.


Noble County Jail Release Fields

Each release card can show an image or placeholder, name, residence, arresting agency, booking number, bond amount, Reason Released, charges, Booking timestamp, and Released timestamp. Compare several fields because common names and repeated bookings can produce a false match. A later card for the same name may describe a new incarceration.

Booked
The start time shown for that Noble County Jail event.
Released
The recorded end of Noble custody for that booking.
Reason Released
The local exit code, which may indicate release or transfer.
Booking number
The key used to connect a request, photo, and event.

Charges are booking allegations, not final outcomes. Use ODCR for Noble district cases or Perry Municipal Court for a municipal case. A bond entry or dismissal may explain the legal authority, yet only the jail record supplies the local physical exit time.


Noble County Jail Bond Releases

The sheriff's bondsmen information states that an improper or non-notarized bond will not be accepted and filed. A defendant remains subject to rearrest, and a bond involving a filed case must include the case number. These requirements show why the start of bond paperwork is not the same event as release from Noble County Jail.

Wait for the Released timestamp and read its paired Reason Released. The feed can distinguish Bail Bond, Cash Bond, Own Recognizance, and a combined cash and surety outcome. A court docket may show that bond was posted before the jail completes identity checks, paperwork, or another hold review. No fixed processing time was verified, so do not estimate an exit from the payment time.

If a bond record exists but the person remains on the current roster, contact jail staff at extension 2. A separate warrant, another county's hold, or a transfer can change the route. The final evidence statement should give the booking number, release time, exact reason, and any receiving-custodian clue instead of saying only that bond was paid.


Noble County Jail Post-Release Visits

The sheriff's visitation rules state that a person incarcerated at the detention center may not visit an inmate there for six months after that person's release date. This local rule makes the exact release timestamp useful after the search is complete.

Use the date associated with the correct booking. A court order date can precede jail processing, and a later booking is a separate event. The jail should answer questions about application of the restriction because no extra exception or alternate calculation was documented.

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