How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
To add funds by mail, send a money order payable to the inmate at Noble County Jail, PO Box 22, Albion, IN 46701. Do not send cash or personal checks. Mailed money orders get credited to the inmate's account. The jail runs a commissary program that passes once per week, letting inmates with funds purchase approved items. If your loved one doesn't have money, the facility provides required hygiene items and letter-writing supplies so basic needs and correspondence can continue. For other deposit options (online, phone, mobile app, or a lobby kiosk), check general deposit guidelines or the facility's specific instructions when available.
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Yes. Noble County Jail accepts mailed money orders only. Make the money order payable to the inmate and mail it to Noble County Jail, PO Box 22, Albion, IN 46701. Do not mail cash or personal checks.
Commissary is available and is passed once per week for inmates who have funds.
If an inmate has no funds, the jail provides required hygiene and letter-writing items at no cost.
Kids under 18 can visit Noble County Jail, but only if they're immediate family—a son, daughter, brother, sister, or grandchild of the inmate. They must be accompanied by an approved adult visitor. Minors can't enter on their own, even if you're their parent or guardian.
Staying in touch with someone at Noble County Jail comes down to three options: scheduled visitation, mail, and outbound phone calls from the housing units. Here's what you need to know for each, specific to this facility.
At Noble County Jail, visiting starts with one document the inmate fills out at booking: the Approved Visitors' List. If your name isn't on it, you won't be approved to visit. A little planning up front goes a long way.
