This is a private reference site, not a government office. We cannot confirm custody or release, post bond, or retrieve an official booking record. Contact the public office that holds the record for an official answer.
Official Noble County Record Contacts
For current jail, booking, or sheriff-held record questions, use the Noble County Sheriff's Office contact details published by the sheriff:
Noble County Sheriff's Office
721 Cedar Street
Perry, OK 73077
Main and non-emergency: (580) 336-3517
Noble County Jail: (580) 336-3517, ext. 2
Sheriff administration: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Dispatch: 24/7
The official sheriff contact page controls these details. Use the Records Division page and the sheriff's open-record request form for an identified booking record. Copies and reports are listed at $0.25 per page. No separate mugshot price or turnaround time is published, so ask the Records Division for the current fee and estimate.
Choose the Record Holder
- Current custody or a recent county release: start with the official Noble County Jail Inmate Search, then check Recently Released Inmates. For status notifications, use Oklahoma VINE.
- A Noble County booking record or photograph: contact the sheriff's Records Division. Give the name, booking date, and BookingNum or BookingID if known. The current record custodian can explain whether an electronic photograph is maintained and available.
- A court case, hearing, disposition, or warrant question: check Noble County CaseLook or OSCN, then contact the Court Clerk at Noble County Courthouse, 300 Courthouse Drive #1, Perry, OK 73077, (580) 336-5187. The Court Clerk is distinct from the sheriff's records custodian.
- A state-custody offender profile: use OK Offender Search and ODOC's Offender Info resources. A state profile is not proof of a current Noble County jail booking.
- A federal or immigration custody question: the county roster does not establish federal or immigration status. Confirm the responsible authority with the jail and the relevant federal agency.
Booking charges are allegations. They can change in court, so use the court record for a disposition and avoid treating a roster entry as proof of guilt.