Access Noble County Released Inmates
Noble County released inmates records are managed by the sheriff's office in Caldwell. This is one of Ohio's smallest counties, located in the southeast part of the state. The local jail handles bookings and releases for the area. If someone was arrested in Noble County and later released, the sheriff's office has that data on file. State tools also track released inmates from Noble County who went to prison. Here is how to search all available resources.
Noble County Overview
Noble County Jail Released Inmates
The Noble County Sheriff's Office runs the jail in Caldwell. People arrested in Noble County get booked at this facility. The jail is small, matching the county's low population. It holds inmates on misdemeanor and felony charges while they wait for trial or serve short sentences. When someone bonds out or finishes their time, the sheriff's office processes and records the release.
Call the sheriff at (740) 732-5631 for inmate information. The office is at 420 2nd Street in Caldwell. Staff can check whether someone is currently in custody or has been released. In a county this size, the phone call is usually the fastest way to get answers about released inmates in Noble County.
| Office | Noble County Sheriff's Office |
|---|---|
| Address | 420 2nd Street, Caldwell, OH 43724 |
| Phone | (740) 732-5631 |
| Website | noblesheriff.com |
The jail does not have a large online presence. Most records requests go through phone or in-person visits. For released inmates who ended up in state prison, the statewide ODRC system is the better tool.
You can also send a written request by mail to the sheriff's office at 420 2nd Street in Caldwell. Include the full name of the person you want to look up. The staff will search the booking records and send back what they find. Under Ohio's public records law, the office must respond promptly. There is no charge to make the request, though copies may cost a small fee for paper and printing.
Search Noble County Released Inmates
The ODRC Offender Search covers state prison inmates from Noble County. It is free. Search by name, offender number, or county of commitment. Select Noble County from the drop-down. The system shows current and past inmates, including those who have been released, paroled, or put on post-release control. Mugshots and sentence details show up in the results.
For county jail data, the sheriff at (740) 732-5631 is the source. Ask about a specific person by name. The staff can tell you the booking date, charges, and when someone was discharged. You can also go to the office at 420 2nd Street in Caldwell during business hours.
The Noble County government website links to county departments and services. It can help you find the right office for a records request.
The county government site provides contact information for all Noble County offices. Use it to reach the clerk of courts or other departments that may hold records related to released inmates.
Noble County Court Records
The Noble County Clerk of Courts keeps criminal case files. The office is at 300 Courthouse in Caldwell. Phone is (740) 732-5688. Court records show the charges filed, hearing dates, plea deals, and sentencing outcomes. For released inmates, the court file confirms what happened at the end of the case and any terms tied to the release.
Common Pleas Court handles felonies. Municipal court handles misdemeanors. Both can lead to time in jail. Under Ohio Revised Code Section 149.43, these records are public. You do not need to explain why you want them. The clerk charges a small fee for copies.
Note: Noble County has a small court system, so most requests can be handled with a single phone call to the clerk at (740) 732-5688.
Ohio Laws on Noble County Inmates
Under ORC Section 5120.21, the ODRC must keep records for every state prison inmate. That includes name, age, sex, entry date, and discharge terms. Noble County follows these state rules for anyone sent to prison from the county. The ODRC shares conviction details, mugshots, and supervision status publicly.
The Ohio Public Records Act in ORC Section 149.43 gives anyone the right to request government records. No ID or reason needed. Public offices must respond promptly. Medical records and victim impact statements stay confidential. Basic booking and release data for Noble County inmates is public.
Parole falls under ORC Section 2967.01. Released inmates from Noble County on parole stay under supervision by the Adult Parole Authority until final release. Community control under ORC Section 2929.15 lets judges sentence felony offenders to local probation for up to five years instead of prison.
Noble County Inmate Tracking
VINE is a free tool for tracking inmates in Noble County. Sign up for alerts by phone, text, or email. When an inmate gets released or moved, you receive a notification. VINE covers county jails and state prisons in Ohio. Anyone can use it.
The Ohio Attorney General's BCI provides criminal background checks for $22. You need the full name, fingerprints, and a signed consent form. This covers Noble County arrests and convictions through the statewide system. BCI has offices in London, Bowling Green, Richfield, and Youngstown. The results show any criminal history on file in Ohio for that person, not just Noble County records. This is helpful when you need a broader view than what the local jail or clerk can give you.
Nearby Counties
These counties border Noble County. Try a neighbor if you are not sure where someone was arrested or held.