How to send messages, photos, and packages
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.
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No. Noble County Jail does not deliver messages to inmates; mail sent through the U.S. Postal Service is distributed during the facility’s mail pass.
Commissary is passed once per week for inmates who have funds. If an inmate lacks funds, the jail provides required hygiene items and letter-writing supplies to indigent inmates.
Yes. Inmates can place outgoing calls, but you can't call in to reach them directly. Phone service runs through a vendor, may require approved contacts, and calls are often monitored. Set up any needed vendor account and confirm costs before adding funds.
Yes, but only paperback books shipped directly from the publisher or a bookstore. Hardcover books aren’t allowed, and other package items are not accepted for inmates through the mail.
Medication must be in a bottle labeled with the inmate’s name, prescribing doctor, and dosage. Jail medical staff will verify any medications brought for an inmate.
Religious materials and symbols may be left at the jail and provided to the inmate if staff determine they are safe.
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.
Getting approved to visit at Noble County Jail starts with one key document: the inmate's Approved Visitors' List. If your name isn't on it, you won't get in—so it's worth getting this right from the start.
Visiting someone at Noble County Jail depends on where they're housed, and the jail caps visits at three per inmate per week. Check the schedule below to find the right day and time for your loved one's housing block, then coordinate with other visitors so no one gets turned away.
