Find Valley County Inmates

Valley County inmate search work starts with the local jail when the question is current county custody. The official source review did not locate a public Valley County jail roster, so a Valley County inmate lookup often depends on phone contact, sheriff records, victim notification, and statewide custody tools. County jail records, state prison records, probation or parole records, and sex-offender registration records are separate systems. A clear search starts by deciding whether the person may be in local jail, under Idaho Department of Correction control, registered as a sex offender, or already released from local custody.

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Valley County Jail Roster

The official sources reviewed did not publish a public online Valley County jail roster, inmate-housing unit list, capacity figure, or inspectable local inmate profile page. The confirmed local source is the Valley County Detention Facility at 107 W. Spring Street in Cascade. The jail phone is (208) 382-7168, and the sheriff records line is (208) 382-7173. For current custody questions, call the jail. For reports or records, use the sheriff records channel or official records-request route.

The Sheriff's Office page lists Sheriff Kevin Copperi, dispatch, records, civil process, driver's license services, and jail contacts. It also notes that Administrative Services handles records request needs, civil process, sex offender registrations, fingerprinting, concealed weapons permits, and found property. Those facts matter because inmate records often connect to arrest reports, warrants, court charges, sex-offender registration, or later state supervision.

County police coverage also affects where a caller starts. The county phone list identifies McCall Police at (208) 634-7144 and notes that Cascade police service is handled by the Valley County Sheriff's Office. A person arrested by a city officer may still move through the county jail or the Idaho court system, while sheriff records remain the better starting point for county law-enforcement reports and detention questions.

The official Idaho State Police sex offender registry landing page is a separate public search channel connected to sheriff registration duties, not a Valley County jail roster.

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That registry is useful when the question is registration status, while local custody questions still start with Valley County Jail.


How to Use Valley County Inmate Lookup

Because a public Valley County roster was not found, the lookup process is a channel check instead of a single online form. Start with county jail custody, then move to sheriff records, VINE, IDOC, or sex-offender search as the facts require. Do not assume a person is in Valley County custody just because a criminal case, warrant, or prior booking exists.

  1. Call Valley County Jail at (208) 382-7168 for current local custody or detention-facility questions.
  2. Call sheriff records at (208) 382-7173 or use the official sheriff records request channel for report or booking-record questions.
  3. Use VINE or VINELink from sheriff resources for custody notifications after arrest or release when available.
  4. Search the Idaho Department of Correction Resident/Client Search for prison, probation, parole, and state-supervision status.
  5. Use the Idaho State Police sex offender registry for registration records, name searches, city searches, county searches, ZIP searches, and map searches.

The official Idaho sex offender registry name-search page includes name, city, county, adult or juvenile database, and paging details for registry results.

Valley County inmate records Idaho offender name search fields

The registry search can support a public-safety check, but it should not be treated as a current jail custody search.


Valley County Inmate Search Fields

No official Valley County online jail roster field set was located in the county sources reviewed. Statewide IDOC resident/client search fields and registry search fields are separate and serve different purposes. These fields help separate local custody, state custody, and registration searches before a requester calls the wrong office or treats an older state record as proof of current jail custody.

Search channelField labelRequiredOptions or notes
Valley County local jailNo official online roster field foundn/aUse jail phone, sheriff records, sheriff records request, VINE, or IDOC for state custody.
IDOC Resident/Client SearchName or resident-client search criteriaUnspecifiedUsed for people incarcerated, on probation, or on parole under IDOC jurisdiction.
IDOC Resident/Client SearchIDOC numberUnspecifiedUse when the state number is known.
IDOC resultsCustody or supervision statusn/aShows prison, probation, or parole status where available.
IDOC resultsFelonies serving time forn/aIDOC says the database includes felonies for which a person is serving time.
Sex offender registryName, city, county, ZIP, or map searchSearch criterion neededRegistry searches are separate from jail custody and court case searches.

What Valley County Inmate Records Show

A Valley County inmate profile could not be inspected online because no official public roster was located. If information is released by phone or records request, it may identify the person, booking date, charge, court case, bond, release status, and holding status, subject to Idaho law and sheriff policy. State records work differently. IDOC says its database provides information about people under IDOC jurisdiction, including those incarcerated, on probation, or on parole, and lists felonies for which a person is serving time.

FieldWhat it shows
NamePerson identified in the jail, sheriff, court, IDOC, or registry record.
Booking dateWhen a person entered local jail custody, if released by the jail or records office.
ChargeAlleged offense or filed court charge connected to the custody event.
Court case numberLink to the Idaho court case, hearing, payment, or charging document when available.
Bond or release statusWhether the person may be held, released, bonded, or awaiting court action.
IDOC statusPrison, probation, parole, or satisfied-sentence status under state jurisdiction.
Registry statusSex-offender registration data, when searched through the Idaho State Police registry.

Valley County Jail Facility

Valley County has one detention facility identified in the official county material. The official page does not publish a jail capacity, housing unit list, medical unit, mental-health unit, or public roster URL. It does publish the local detention address, phone, fax, and a Judgment Sentencing Sign-up notice. People ordered to serve jail time must sign up before reporting, including court commit and work release time. For legal visits, urgent custody questions, deposit rules, and special visit limits not posted online, call the jail directly rather than relying on vendor or third-party pages.

Valley County Detention Facility

107 W. Spring Street

Cascade, ID 83611

(208) 382-7168

Fax: (208) 382-7175

Valley County Sheriff's Office Records

107 W. Spring Street

Cascade, ID 83611

(208) 382-7173

Sheriff main line: (208) 382-7150


Booking and Court Status

Booking is the jail side of an arrest. Court charges are the case side. A person may be booked before formal charges are filed, held on a warrant from another jurisdiction, released before a court case appears, or transferred into a state supervision record later. That is why a Valley County inmate search should be checked against iCourt when the question involves charges, court dates, bond, payment, or disposition.

For sentenced or supervised people, IDOC is the statewide source. The official IDOC Resident/Client Search describes records for people incarcerated, on probation, or on parole under IDOC jurisdiction. It also notes that names of people who served time and satisfied their sentence appear, but convictions do not. Court convictions and sentencing records remain court records, not IDOC-only records.


Valley County Jail Visitation

Valley County jail visitation is video-based through InmateSales. All video visits are at least 20 minutes and must be scheduled in advance. Visitors must dress appropriately, minors must be with a legal guardian, and visitors must have a state-issued picture ID. Free lobby kiosk visits are limited to four visits per inmate per week. Remote visits through InmateSales are limited to ten visits per inmate per week and cost $0.20 per minute.

Visit typeDaysTimesCost or limitNotes
Lobby kiosk video visitationSunday through Saturday7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.Free, 4 visits per inmate per weekSchedule in advance, ID required, minors with legal guardian.
Remote InmateSales visitsSunday through SaturdaySame general window unless vendor scheduling says otherwise$0.20 per minute, 10 visits per inmate per weekUse InmateSales website or Android and Apple apps.

Note: InmateSales mobile apps support visitation and contact, but no official Valley County sheriff inmate-roster app was identified.


Contact Valley County Inmates

Mail and phone rules are posted by the Valley County jail. Inmates can make collect calls only. InmateSales.com is used for phone and visitation service, and the vendor customer-service number listed in the research is (702) 829-3001. The jail page links to Android and Apple apps for InmateSales contact and remote visits, but those apps are vendor communication tools, not an official public custody roster.

Mail item or ruleOfficial rule
Mailing address formatInmate's Name, C/O Valley County Jail, PO Box 1350, Cascade ID 83611.
BibleInmates may have a Bible, but it must have a soft-bound cover.
BooksBooks may be sent directly from a bookstore or publisher, including Amazon.com or Barnes & Noble.
Envelopes and writing paperDo not send them to inmates because these are available through jail commissary.
Return addressAll incoming mail must have a complete return address.

Commissary and Other Records

The official Valley County jail information confirms that writing paper and envelopes are available through commissary, but it does not publish a money-deposit kiosk, online deposit vendor, commissary ordering URL, or commissary fee schedule in the reviewed sources. Confirm deposit and commissary rules with Valley County Jail before sending funds or relying on a third-party vendor.

The Idaho Transportation Department driver records page is another separate statewide record system that may matter after traffic, DUI, license, or suspension issues, but it is not an inmate record source.

Valley County inmate records Idaho driver record source

That distinction helps prevent mixing custody records with driver-history, court, and administrative records held by other Idaho agencies.

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