Noble County Jail, IN

Visiting times at Noble County Jail depend on housing block. A, B, C, F, and G blocks have visitation Monday–Thursday from 8:30–11:00 a.m., with the last visit scheduled at 10:30 a.m. When someone is booked, they fill out an Approved Visitors' List with space for five people—only those listed can visit. Inmates get three visitors per week maximum, split visits aren't allowed, and list changes happen only once every 180 days. Bring a U.S. government-issued photo ID. Minors under 18 can visit only as immediate family with an approved adult, plus documents proving the relationship; anyone over 15 also needs a U.S. government ID. Leave weapons, smoking materials, electronics, purses, backpacks, food, drinks, and cameras at home—items won't be accepted unless pre-approved. Show up under the influence and you'll be arrested.

Staying in touch with someone at Noble County Jail means using mail and outgoing calls. The jail won't deliver messages directly to inmates; U.S. mail sent through USPS gets distributed during the facility's mail pass. Inmates can place outgoing calls—you can't call in to reach them directly. Commissary runs once per week for inmates with funds on their account. No money? The jail provides basic hygiene items and letter-writing supplies to indigent inmates. For electronic options like video visits or messaging, expect third-party vendors, account setup, monitoring and recording, and facility-specific fees. Check the vendor and facility pages before adding money.

Sending mail to someone at Noble County Jail? Keep it simple and follow the item rules. Paperback books are allowed only when shipped directly from the publisher or a bookstore—hardcovers aren't permitted. The jail doesn't accept other package items through the mail, so stick to what's explicitly allowed. Medication must be in a bottle labeled with the inmate's name, prescribing doctor, and dosage; jail medical staff will verify it. Religious materials and symbols can be left at the jail and given to an inmate if staff determine they're safe. Expect staff to inspect incoming personal mail for contraband. Legal mail is handled differently, and some facilities use mail-scanning systems that deliver letters electronically.

Noble County Jail accepts mailed money orders to fund an inmate's trust/commissary account. Send a money order payable to the inmate to Noble County Jail, PO Box 22, Albion, IN 46701. Don't mail cash or personal checks. The account covers commissary purchases, phone time, and other approved expenses. Some facilities offer additional deposit options like online, phone, or kiosk—availability and posting times vary, so follow Noble County Jail's current instructions before sending money. Include the inmate's full name and any required ID details so funds credit correctly. Commissary runs once per week for inmates with funds, and indigent inmates receive basic hygiene and letter-writing items.