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Noble County, OK Courts and Public Records

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The Noble County District Court is the county's trial court, and the Noble County Court Clerk keeps its case records. Oklahoma's trial courts are the district courts, and its appellate courts are the Supreme Court, the Court of Civil Appeals, and the Court of Criminal Appeals.

FieldDetails
Court NameNoble County District Court (records kept by the Noble County Court Clerk)
Main AddressBox 14, Perry, OK 73077
Main Phone(580) 336-5187
County Court ClerkHillary Vorndran
Courthouse Locations1 (Perry)
Online Case SearchOSCN docket search

How to Search Noble County Court Records

Have the person's full name, the case number if you know it, and approximate dates ready before you search. Noble County court records are kept by the Noble County Court Clerk in Perry.

Online

Go to the Oklahoma State Courts Network (OSCN) docket search.

Search by name or case number, then open the case summary.

Confirm details with the clerk, since the search is statewide.

Best for: Quick lookups of case status and parties

In Person

Go to Box 14, Perry, OK 73077.

Bring the case number and party names if you have them.

Ask the clerk whether public terminals are available.

Best for: Records and copies not available online

By Phone

Call the Noble County Court Clerk at (580) 336-5187.

Ask which records the clerk can provide and what the clerk needs from you.

Confirm the request steps before you visit.

Best for: Confirming what the clerk needs first

Search by Name on OklahomaCourts.org

Go to OklahomaCourts.org and enter a full name.

Search across record types without a case number.

Confirm results with the court, since they are not official court records.

Best for: Finding leads without a case number

Noble County Court Statistics (FY 2024)

Noble County courts handled an estimated 1,038 new cases in FY 2024 and disposed of an estimated 1,024. The estimate scales Oklahoma statewide totals by the county's share of state population.

~1,038

Total filings in FY 2024

~1,024

Total dispositions in FY 2024

~1,038

Filings per judicial position (1 estimated positions)

~+1.4%

Change in total filings vs FY 2023

MetricFY 2024FY 2023Change
Total Filings~1,038~1,024~+1.4%
Total Dispositions~1,024~1,011~+1.3%
Criminal Filings~467~461~+1.3%
Civil Filings~311~307~+1.3%
Family Law Filings~135~133~+1.5%
Probate Filings~31~31~+0.0%
Mental Health Filings~21~20~+5.0%
Juvenile Filings~42~41~+2.4%
Authorized Judicial Positions~1~1~0.0%

The largest category movement was in criminal filings. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Oklahoma statewide figures scaled by Noble County's 0.27% share of the state population.

How Have Court Filings Changed in Noble County?

Estimated total filings in Noble County moved up over the last five years; dispositions are estimated at a similar level.

Fiscal YearTotal FilingsTotal DispositionsYoY Filing Change
FY 2024~1,038~1,024~+1.4%
FY 2023~1,024~1,011~+2.6%
FY 2022~998~984~+4.2%
FY 2021~958~931~-5.2%
FY 2020~1,011~984~-5.2%

Estimated filings changed +2.7% between FY 2020 and FY 2024, from 1,011 to 1,038. The largest annual change was -5.2% in FY 2021. The latest change of +1.4% reflects statewide Oklahoma trends. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Oklahoma statewide figures scaled by Noble County's 0.27% share of the state population.

What Types of Cases Are Filed in Noble County?

Criminal cases are estimated to be the largest category in Noble County, at about 45.0% of filings in FY 2024.

Case TypeFilings FY 2024Share of TotalYoY Change
Criminal~467~45.0%~+1.3%
Civil~311~30.0%~+1.3%
Family law~135~13.0%~+1.5%
Juvenile~42~4.0%~+2.4%
Probate~31~3.0%~+0.0%
Mental health~21~2.0%~+5.0%

Mental health cases are estimated as the fastest-growing category and probate cases as the fastest-falling. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Oklahoma statewide figures scaled by Noble County's 0.27% share of the state population.

How Does Noble County Compare With Oklahoma Overall?

Noble County is estimated to account for about 0.27% of the 390,000 cases filed in Oklahoma courts in FY 2024.

MetricNoble CountyOklahomaComparison
Total filings~1,038390,000~0.27% of statewide filings
YoY change in filings~+1.4%+1.3%Same as state (estimate)
Filings per judicial position~1,0381,773Estimated at the state level
Dispositions per judicial position equivalent~1,0241,750Estimated at the state level
Criminal share of filings~45.0%45.0%Same as state (estimate)
Civil share of filings~30.0%30.0%Same as state (estimate)
Family law share of filings~13.0%13.0%Same as state (estimate)

These county values are estimates built from statewide Oklahoma figures, so they track the state mix by design. Actual county dockets may differ. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Oklahoma statewide figures scaled by Noble County's 0.27% share of the state population.

Noble County Crime Statistics (2025)

These figures are Oklahoma statewide totals as reported to the FBI, not counts for Noble County. Agency reporting may be incomplete, and county crime counts are not available here. Statewide violent and property crimes combined fell 7.1% from 2024 to 2025. In 2025, reporting agencies covered about 99.9% of Oklahoma's population, so year-over-year changes can partly reflect which agencies reported.

16,982

Violent crimes, Oklahoma statewide, 2025

75,800

Property crimes, Oklahoma statewide, 2025 (includes arson)

411.9

Violent crime rate per 100K, Oklahoma statewide, 2025 (population 4,123,288)

-7.1%

Change in total violent plus property crimes, Oklahoma statewide, 2025 vs 2024 (92,782 vs 99,886)

Offense2025Rate per 100K2024YoY Change
Homicide2085.0260-20.0%
Rape2,53061.42,620-3.4%
Robbery1,32732.21,576-15.8%
Aggravated assault12,917313.313,115-1.5%
Violent crimes total16,982411.917,571-3.4%
Burglary15,155367.516,985-10.8%
Larceny-theft51,9851260.855,433-6.2%
Motor vehicle theft8,081196.09,178-12.0%
Property crimes total75,8001838.382,315-7.9%

Rates use the Oklahoma 2025 population of 4,123,288. County-level rates are not published, so this section does not compare Noble County with the state. The property crimes total includes arson, so it is larger than the sum of the property offenses listed above.

Noble County Courthouse Locations

Noble County has 1 location with a court clerk office. Call ahead to confirm the office that handles your case before you go.

CourthouseAddressPhoneVerified Services
Noble County Court ClerkBox 14, Perry, OK 73077(580) 336-5187Confirm services by phone

Which Court Handles Your Case in Noble County?

Cases in Noble County are heard in the Noble County District Court, with municipal courts handling many city ordinance matters. Federal matters belong in the U.S. District Court, not the state courts.

Your SituationGo ToKey Details
Traffic ticketMunicipal court if issued within a city, otherwise Noble County District CourtThe citation lists the court and the date to appear or pay.
Parking ticketThe city or agency that issued the ticketParking tickets are usually handled by the city, not the district court.
MisdemeanorNoble County District CourtSome city ordinance offenses are handled in municipal court.
FelonyNoble County District CourtFelony cases begin and are tried in district court.
DUINoble County District Court or the municipal court that filed the chargeCheck the citation to see which court filed the case.
Domestic violenceNoble County District CourtCriminal charges and protective order requests are filed through the court clerk.
Civil lawsuitNoble County District CourtCivil claims are filed with the district court clerk.
Small claimsNoble County District Court, small claims docketSmall claims are heard in district court.
EvictionNoble County District CourtEviction cases are filed with the district court clerk.
DivorceNoble County District CourtOklahoma has no separate family court, so divorces are filed in district court.
Child custody or supportNoble County District CourtCustody and support matters are part of the district court family docket.
Probate or estateNoble County District CourtProbate cases are filed with the district court clerk.
Juvenile caseNoble County District Court, juvenile divisionJuvenile matters are handled within district court.
AppealOklahoma Supreme Court or Court of Civil Appeals, or Court of Criminal Appeals for criminal casesAppeals leave the county and go to the state appellate courts.

Are Noble County Court Records Public?

Generally yes, with exceptions for sealed and confidential records. The Noble County Court Clerk can confirm which records are restricted for a specific case.

Public records

Trial-level case files kept by the Noble County Court Clerk are generally open for public inspection. Ask the clerk to confirm whether a specific file is available.

Restricted or confidential records

Sealed records and records made confidential by law or court order are not available to the public. Ask the clerk about any restriction before you request a file.

Online access

Look up Oklahoma court dockets on the OSCN docket search. Online results may not show every document, so confirm document access with the clerk.

In-person access

Visit the Noble County Court Clerk at Box 14, Perry, OK 73077, or call (580) 336-5187 before you go.

Fees

This page does not list court fees for Noble County records. Ask the clerk for the current fee for copies or certified records.

How to Search Noble County Court Records Online

Case information for Noble County is available through statewide online portals run by the Oklahoma court system.

  1. Identify the type of case you are looking for.
  2. Open the official statewide portal listed below.
  3. Search by party name or case number, and select Noble County if asked.
  4. Review the docket and case details.
  5. Contact the Noble County court clerk for documents that are not online.
Case TypeWhere to SearchWhat You'll FindLimits
CriminalOSCN Court DocketsDocket entries, charges, and hearing dates.Document images may require a request to the clerk or a fee.
TrafficOSCN Court DocketsTraffic cases filed in district court.Municipal court cases may not appear; contact the city court.
CivilOSCN Court DocketsDocket entries, parties, and filings.Copies of filings may need to be requested from the clerk.
Small claimsOSCN Court DocketsSmall claims docket entries.Details can be limited; contact the clerk for filings.
Family lawOSCN Court DocketsDivorce and custody case dockets.Some records may be sealed or restricted by law.
ProbateOSCN Court DocketsProbate case dockets and filings listed.Sealed or restricted records are not available online.
JuvenileOSCN Court DocketsLimited or no public information.Most juvenile records are confidential and are not in the general portal.

Use the statewide OSCN docket search to look up Noble County cases, and ask the clerk for documents that are not available online.

  1. Identify the case type, such as criminal, traffic, civil, or family law.
  2. Open the OSCN docket search at https://www.oscn.net/dockets/Search.aspx.
  3. Search by name or case number and note the case number from the results.
  4. Review the docket for case status, parties, and scheduled dates.
  5. Call the Noble County Court Clerk at (580) 336-5187 to request documents that are not online.
Case TypeWhere to SearchWhat You'll FindLimits
All trial-level case typesOSCN docket searchDocket information for Oklahoma court casesDocument access and case details vary; confirm with the clerk

How to Pay Fines & Citations in Noble County

Questions about paying a Noble County fine or citation go to the Noble County Court Clerk, and this page does not list an online payment method for the county.

  1. Phone: Call the Noble County Court Clerk at (580) 336-5187 to ask how to pay a traffic citation or criminal fine.
  2. In person: Visit Box 14, Perry, OK 73077 to ask about payment options at the clerk's office.

Parking tickets are handled by the agency that issued them, not by the district court clerk.

Noble County Court Records FAQ

How do I search Noble County court records?

Use the OSCN docket search to look up cases by name or case number, or call the Noble County Court Clerk at (580) 336-5187 for records not online.

Are Noble County court records public?

Generally yes, but sealed and confidential records are restricted. Ask the Noble County Court Clerk about any restriction for a specific case.

How do I find a criminal case?

Search the OSCN docket by name or case number, or call the Noble County Court Clerk at (580) 336-5187 with the defendant's name.

How do I find a court date?

Check your ticket or notice first, then search the OSCN docket or call the Noble County Court Clerk at (580) 336-5187.

How do I pay a traffic ticket?

This page does not list an online payment method for Noble County. Call the Noble County Court Clerk at (580) 336-5187 to ask how to pay.

How many cases are filed in Noble County each year?

County filing counts are not published here, so no annual figure is available for Noble County.

What is the most common type of case in Noble County?

Case type counts for Noble County are not published here, so the most common type cannot be shown.

Is crime in Noble County rising or falling?

County crime counts are not available here. Statewide, reported violent crimes fell 3.4% to 16,982 in 2025 from 17,571 in 2024, and property crimes fell 7.9% to 75,800 from 82,315, as reported to the FBI. These are Oklahoma statewide figures, and reporting coverage changed between years.

Courts in the County

Noble County CourthouseMore Info

Address:300 Courthouse Drive, #14 Box 14, Perry, OK, 73077
Phone Number:580-336-5187
Website:http://www.oscn.net/courts/Noble

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