How to Send Money to Noble County Jail, IN (IN)

Noble County Jail accepts money orders by mail. Make the money order payable to the inmate, and the funds will be credited to their account. Don't send cash or personal checks. Mail it to: Noble County Jail, PO Box 22, Albion, IN 46701.

Money in an inmate's account is what lets them shop commissary at Noble County Jail. Commissary is passed once per week, so don't expect a deposit to turn into a purchase the same day you mail it. If your loved one has no money on their account, the jail states they'll still receive hygiene items and letter-writing supplies as required by law.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Get a money order and make it payable to the inmate
• ✓ Do not send cash or personal checks
• ✓ Address the envelope to the inmate at: Noble County Jail, PO Box 22, Albion, IN 46701
• ✓ Mail the money order so it can be credited to the inmate’s account

Once the money order is credited, your loved one can use those funds for commissary purchases. Noble County Jail passes commissary once per week, so plan ahead.

What to Verify

• ✓ Confirm the jail still accepts mailed money orders for inmate accounts
• ✓ Confirm the current mailing address for money orders (PO Box 22, Albion, IN 46701)
• ✓ Ask how they want the recipient written on the money order and envelope (for example, inmate name and booking number, if required)

• ✓ Verify that cash and personal checks are not accepted by mail, and ask if any other deposit methods are available
• ✓ Ask whether there are any fees, limits, or restrictions on how commissary funds can be used