Find Ada County Jail Releases

To find someone released from Ada County Jail after a Boise County arrest, check the jail's current roster and then confirm the outcome with the physical custodian. Ada is the documented contracted housing jail serving Boise County, though each person's actual destination still requires verification. The roster does not publish a recent-release history, and an absent name cannot show whether the person entered the community or moved to another agency. A reliable Ada County Jail release record identifies the effective time, authority, movements, and receiving destination.

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Releases From Ada County Jail

Official Boise County minutes approve Ada County Sheriff's Office jail-housing agreements. Ada County Jail is therefore the documented contracted housing facility serving Boise County. This does not prove every Boise County arrestee is booked there. BCSO may process someone locally or use another destination. Confirm the individual path first.

When Ada books the person, ACSO is the physical custodian. Its movement entry best establishes when Ada custody ended. Community release is one outcome. Transfer to IDOC, another county, federal authorities, immigration authorities, or another custodian is another. The destination field keeps those events distinct.


Confirm an Ada Jail Release

Use the complete legal name, date of birth, Ada booking number, and Boise County case number when available. Similar names and daily updates can mislead.

  1. Search the official current-inmate roster and record its displayed update time.
  2. Call Ada County Jail at 208-577-3000 because the roster requires phone or in-person confirmation.
  3. Ask whether Ada still holds the person. If not, ask for the effective time and receiving agency.
  4. Call BCSO at 208-392-4411 if it is unclear whether Boise County sent the person to Ada.
  5. Request ACSO's booking, movement, and release entries for durable proof.

The Boise County released-inmate search covers other custody systems when Ada was not the destination.


Ada Jail Records and Contact

The jail information line handles custody confirmation. ACSO Records handles copies of jail-system entries.

Ada County Jail

Address: 7200 Barrister Drive, Boise, ID 83704
Jail: 208-577-3000
Records: 208-577-3012

ACSO accepts online or written requests. It describes an ordinary three-to-ten-business-day response and may charge. Ask for electronic delivery and an estimate. Disclosure depends on record existence and exemptions, so no requested field or photo is guaranteed.


Boise Contract Housing at Ada

Boise County's seat is Idaho City, while Ada County Jail is in Ada County. The City of Boise is also in Ada County. This distinction matters because a search for “Boise jail” often reaches Ada or state prisons near the city.

County minutes approved housing at $89 per inmate day through September 2024 and later an FY2025 ACSO Jail Housing Billing Agreement. Those facts establish the contract, not one person's placement. BCSO transport and Ada booking entries establish that.

$89 documented FY2024 daily rate
24 hours roster update cadence
2 agencies may own parts of one episode

Ada Roster Is Current Only

The official roster covers people currently housed. It updates every 24 hours, warns that recent changes may not appear, and directs phone or in-person confirmation. No released tab, 24-hour or 72-hour release view, release-date field, archive, or released-person retention period was found.

The official Ada roster displays that scope:

Ada County current inmate roster with daily update warning

A name may remain after release until refresh. A new booking may be absent. A no-match can mean release, transfer, another spelling, another holding destination, or no Ada booking. Never copy this current list into a recent-release list.


Ada Jail Release Record Fields

Request fields that separate the end of Ada custody from what followed. Ask for a booking photo separately because it may be indexed apart from the release entry.

Field Meaning
Name, DOB, booking number Identifies the correct episode.
Admission and release time Defines the custody interval.
Authority or type Records the implemented basis.
Movement history Shows custody and transport changes.
Receiving agency Separates community exit from transfer.

A docket may show why release should occur. It does not prove the moment holds cleared, property was returned, or transport began. The jail entry establishes physical custody timing.


Ada Jail Release Types

ACSO policy identifies court order, bond, prosecutor instruction, and release to another law-enforcement agency. Use a type only when the record supports it. A court order authorizes custody to end, subject to processing and other holds. It does not establish the exact exit time.

Bond can precede departure. Ada policy says a person under alcohol or drug influence may remain until no longer considered a risk or until a responsible adult accepts responsibility. A prosecutor instruction should not be rewritten as dismissal without court support.

Release to another agency is transfer. If IDOC receives the person, search state corrections. Another county requires its custodian. A U.S. Marshals or immigration handoff requires the relevant federal system.


Dual Boise and Ada Records

One Boise County arrest can produce complementary records. BCSO may show arrest, local holding, and transport. ACSO shows its booking, housing, movements, and final release or transfer. Neither agency should certify the other's proprietary entry.

If Ada has no record, ask BCSO where the person went. If BCSO has only transport material, request the named receiver's booking record. No responsive record can mean wrong identifiers or custodian, not that nothing happened. The Boise County holding records cover the originating side.


Request Ada Jail Release Records

Ask ACSO for the booking sheet and chronological custody, movement, and release entries. Include full name, DOB, booking date or number, and a narrow range. Request the effective release time, authority, and destination if transferred.

Ask for electronic delivery, a cost estimate, the basis for withheld material, and separable nonexempt parts. Investigations, victim or personal data, and fair-trial interests may affect disclosure. A booking photograph receives its own review.

Use iCourt for Boise County orders and IDOC if felony custody or supervision followed. “In custody,” “In community,” “Released to Supervision,” and “Discharged” are distinct. None should replace the earlier Ada release time.


Older Ada Jail Release Episodes

For an older event, stop treating the live roster as history. Request the written Ada entries and Boise County originating records. Search iCourt for durable legal context. Court shielding or agency exemptions can limit results, but an online no-match does not prove the source record was destroyed.

VINE can provide current events or future alerts where the agency participates. It is not a permanent archive. A VINE release event also means release from its reporting custodian and may describe a transfer. Reconcile it with ACSO and the receiving agency.

Identity reconciliation is especially important in an old case. Compare the complete name, birth date or year, booking number, case number, and court location. IDOC notes that a person can have more than one correction number, so each plausible state result needs review. A common-name result from another county must not be joined to the Ada episode.

When sources disagree, compare timestamps and scope. A court order can precede processing, a daily roster can trail a movement, and IDOC can update after transport. Preserve that sequence. The newest physical custodian best answers present custody, while Ada's written entry remains the strongest evidence of when its own custody ended.


Search Ada Jail Release Records

Use this broader search as a lead. Verify identity, date, authority, and destination with ACSO or the receiving custodian.

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