Idaho Department of Correction

Idaho Department of Correction manages and operates all the state prison in Idaho.
To search for an inmate in Idaho Department of Correction follow the steps given below:

All the state prisons, jails, and community reentry centers in Idaho are managed by The Idaho Department of Correction.  

The agency has a database with information on the offenders under its jurisdiction, including those on probation, parole, or incarcerated. You also find the details of the crimes committed by the inmate. In addition, you can also get the names of inmates who have been released, but you won’t find their convictions.  

You can search for the inmates using their names and IDOC number. You can also do a partial search using at least three characters of the inmate’s number or three letters of their name.  

Department of Corrections Inmate Search Portal 

The Department of Corrections inmate search portal offers an easy way to perform your search. You can use the free Idaho offender locator tool by providing their IDOC number and name. With the details, you will get the inmate’s IDOC number or the first three letters of the inmate’s name and their status.  

The Idaho inmate search tool also yields details of the offenders who have been released, but they won’t show the crime they committed. For inmates currently incarcerated, you will find their case number, charges, sentencing county, and sentence date.  

To get more details than the one you find on the portal, you can send your request to: 

Records Bureau 

Idaho Department of Correction 

1299 N. Orchard Street, Suite 110 

Boise, ID 83706 

You can also check the portal to find the offender’s release date.  

Idaho Jail Roster  

To get offender information, you should contact the county Sherriff’s Office. The information is available on the specific county’s Sheriff’s online jail roster or webpage. The details provided vary from one county to another. Some counties don’t have the tools or lists to let you search for an offender. In those counties, you can search by visiting or calling the Sherriff’s office.