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How to Perform Idaho Inmate Lookup
ID has an offender search database on their website. You can find someone with just first and last names. You will then see a list of inmates, and you can click on each one to see more detail. Although you can see the name, address and phone number of the facility where they are held, you won’t see much more information about them, only their crimes and the sentence they are serving. In Idaho inmate search records you will see their name, their ID number, gender, and age but that is about it. You can use an Idaho prison inmate search online to search for inmates and get much more information including their entire criminal history and mug shots.
Creating Public Jail Records
ID jail records begin when someone is arrested in the state. Local law enforcement gets the ball rolling by filling out a RAP sheet on the person and holding them in jail. After that, they stay there until a hearing, or they get moved to another facility. With every event that takes place, more paperwork is filled out and recorded. Every detail is kept in their file and an online database so each new agency can find them and update the jail records as the inmate progressed through the system.
What are Idaho Jail Records?
Idaho jail inmate search records are all the forms and documents that are filled out and kept in a database when someone is in the ID prison system. The paperwork trail follows them throughout their stay. From the time they are arrested until they are released from prison, everything that happens to them is documented, and the file is updated. Most states keep all this information online and searchable so each agency can find inmates easily and keep them updated. Every visit from the inmate's lawyer, family or friends is recorded, every move to a new facility, any altercations they encounter or medical issues are all entered their permanent jail record.
Jail and Inmate Search in Idaho
ID currently has 601 inmates in jail and 7,365 in prison. Another 432 of the state criminals are held in private prisons and 17, 648 out of state, interstate or in community lockup. Along with those in prison and jail, the state manages another 32,409 on probation and 5,054 on parole. 77.75% of prisoners in ID are male and the remainder female. Almost 75% of offenders are white with another 12% being Hispanic and the remainder African American, Native American, Pacific Islander or Asian. The average age of those incarcerated is 39.
Criminal Justice Quick Facts
Idaho Parole Population
Idaho parole population as of the beginning of 2016 counted 4,875 people, 402 paroles per 100.000 population. That’s by 179 people more compared to the previous year, which has increased by 3.7%.
Idaho Prisons
ID maintains and operates 36 jails over 44 counties and another ten prisons. With a staff of only 1,960 and a budget of $245 million, they manage more than 11,607 inmates within their penal system. Along with those incarcerated the state community corrections system oversees another 32,409 people on probation and 5,054 on parole. Per one hundred thousand residents, ID has an incarceration rate of 435, a violent crime rate of 230 and a property crime rate of 1,744. It costs ID $19,545 each year to house and care for every inmate.
| Prison Name | Prison Type |
|---|---|
| East Boise Community Reentry Center | State Prison |
| Idaho Correctional Institution - Orofino | State Prison |
| Idaho Falls Community Reentry Center | State Prison |
| Idaho Maximum Security Institution | State Prison |
| Idaho State Correctional Center | State Prison |
| Idaho State Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Nampa Community Reentry Center | State Prison |
| North Idaho Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Pocatello Women's Correctional Cent | State Prison |
| South Boise Women's Correctional Center | State Prison |
| South Idaho Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| St. Anthony Work Camp | State Prison |
| Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center | State Prison |