Find Madison County Inmates

Madison County inmate search information is centered on the county jail roster, the Sheriff's Office, and state custody tools. A Madison County jail roster search can show people booked into local custody, new bookings, and recent releases, while state prison, probation, and parole status belongs in a separate Idaho Department of Correction search. Inmate records may also connect to court dates, bond, warrants, and criminal charges. The best lookup path depends on whether the person is in local jail, state custody, or only tied to a court case.

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Madison County Jail Roster Search

The Madison County Sheriff's Office and Detention Center sit at the center of local inmate records. The research found a vendor-hosted roster at madisonjail.org and related roster pages at myr2m.com/madisoncoroster that identify the roster as Madison County Sheriff's Office. Because the roster is vendor-hosted, it should be used as a sheriff roster channel, not as a county.gov case database. The Jail can also be reached by phone for current custody questions.

Local inmate records are not the same as court records. A booking entry may list charges, bail, attorney fields, next court date, and arresting agency, but the court case file lives in iCourt and with the Madison County Clerk / Clerk of the District Court. The jail roster may be the fastest way to confirm local custody. For the full criminal case file, plea, disposition, sentence, or docket history, use the court record path after confirming the booking.

For the successful sheriff homepage image assigned to this page, see the Madison County Sheriff's Office source.

Madison County inmate records Sheriff's Office source

The Sheriff's Office source provides the local address, phone block, email, records request link, and public-safety context used for jail and booking access.


Use Madison County Inmate Roster

The roster search supports name, booking date, release date, custody status, and sex filters. Start broad, then narrow. If the name is common, use a booking date range or status filter. If no local result appears, check whether the person is in state prison, on Idaho probation or parole, released, housed for another agency, or listed under a different name format.

  1. Open the Madison County jail roster search and choose current inmates, new inmates, or recent releases.
  2. Enter a last name, first name, middle name, booking-date range, or release-date range when known.
  3. Use the sex filter only if it helps narrow a large result set.
  4. Review the name, booking date, charge list, bail, status, and next court date fields before relying on a match.
  5. Call the Jail at 208-372-5002 when custody, bond, release, or transport status may have changed.

Note: The roster can change quickly after release, court transport, bond posting, or a transfer to another agency.


Madison County Inmate Search Fields

The roster search fields are more detailed than a simple name box. They allow a user to look for current inmates, new inmates, and recent releases. The date filters are useful when checking a recent arrest, while the status filter helps separate a person still in custody from a person who has already been released.

Field LabelTypeRequiredOptions / Format Notes
Last NametextoptionalSearch by inmate last name.
First NametextoptionalNarrows a name search.
Middle NametextoptionalUseful where roster entries use full name format.
Begin Booking DatedateoptionalStart date for a booking range.
End Booking DatedateoptionalEnd date for a booking range.
Begin Release DatedateoptionalStart date for release searches.
End Release DatedateoptionalEnd date for release searches.
Search Forradio/dropdownoptionalCurrent Inmates, New Inmates, or Recent Releases.
Sexradio/dropdownoptionalMale, Female, or all roster categories depending on the search view.

For the successful new-inmates roster capture, see the Madison County new inmates roster.

Madison County inmate records new inmates roster fields

The new-inmates view supports the distinction between current jail custody and recently booked people who may later move, bond out, or be released.


Madison County Inmate Record Fields

A roster entry is a custody snapshot. It does not prove guilt and does not replace the court file. The research inventory found booking and case-related fields that help a reader connect jail custody to court records, bond, and next appearances. Some fields may be blank, and some may change after court action.

FieldWhat It Shows
Roster headerMadison County Sheriff's Office roster view, such as current inmates, new inmates, or recent releases.
Count displayHow many inmates are shown out of the total on a roster page.
Inmate nameFull name in last, first, middle format.
Booking dateDate the person was booked into local custody.
Photo / mugshotRoster image column or linked booking photo where provided.
ChargesListed charge descriptions tied to the booking or case.
Disposition / statusExamples include pretrial misdemeanor, pretrial felony, charges dismissed, charges not filed, time served, sentenced to county jail, or bond reinstated.
Total bail / bondDollar amount per entry or total bail field where available.
AttorneyAttorney field label, even when blank.
Next court dateUpcoming court date field, even when blank or not yet set.
Arresting agencyAgency tied to the booking, such as Madison County Sheriff's Office or Rexburg Police Department when listed.
Release dateRelease date field, often blank for current inmates.

Madison County Jail Contact

The Madison County Detention Center houses adults accused or convicted of criminal acts and civil violations. It serves Madison County and outside agencies, including Rexburg Police Department, Immigration detainees, Saint Anthony Work Camp, Teton County, and neighboring counties. Detention deputies handle searches, booking, fingerprinting, photographing, releases, court transport, medical transport, visitation movement, mail inspection, commissary money, clothing exchange, feeding, jail checks, incident reports, extradition transportation, and coordination with attorneys, counselors, clergy, and service providers.

Madison County Sheriff's Office and Detention Center

145 E Main St

Rexburg, ID 83440

Main Office: 208-372-5000

Dispatch: 208-372-5001

Jail: 208-372-5002

Email: sheriff@madisonsheriff.com

For the successful detention-page image, see the Madison County Detention page.

Madison County inmate records detention page and jail information

The detention source is the key local page for visitation, custody duties, PREA materials, and jail operations.


IDOC vs Madison County Jail

Local jail and state correction records are different systems. The Madison County roster is for local custody and recent jail activity. The Idaho Department of Correction Resident/Client Search covers people in IDOC custody, on court probation, or on parole. IDOC says its search includes a listing of felonies for which a person is serving time, but it warns that location, status, and termination dates can change quickly.

SearchUse It ForFields
Madison County jail rosterCurrent local inmates, new bookings, recent releasesName, booking range, release range, status, sex.
IDOC resident/client searchState prison, probation, parole, IDOC jurisdictionLast name, first name, IDOC number, search, reset.
iCourt PortalCriminal court case file and hearingsCase number, party name, court location, case type, date range.

An arrest may produce a jail roster entry before the court file is easy to locate. A conviction may later appear in IDOC or DMV records depending on the sentence and case type. Use each system for its own record, then verify uncertain matches with the Jail or Clerk.


Madison County Booking and Bond

Booking begins after arrest or transfer into local custody. Detention deputies search the person, complete booking, fingerprint and photograph the inmate, maintain jail records, and handle releases. A roster entry may show pretrial status, total bail, charges, next court date, and attorney fields. Those fields help connect the jail record to a court case, but they may lag behind the court's latest order.

Bond should be confirmed before payment. A court may set bond, reinstate bond, change conditions, or hold a person without bond depending on the case. If the issue involves a missed hearing or warrant, check both the jail and court. The Madison County warrant search path explains how active warrants, bench warrants, and jail custody checks fit together.


Madison County Jail Visitation

Madison County detention visitation is through the Telmate video visitation system. Visitors set up an account through GettingOut. A visit can be scheduled by the inmate or by a friend or family member. The facility has two video stations available during visiting hours, while other visits can be completed from a personal computer, tablet, or cell phone.

DayVisiting TimeType
Monday9:00 AM-11:00 AM and 1:00 PM-5:00 PMTelmate video visitation
Tuesday9:00 AM-11:00 AM and 1:00 PM-5:00 PMTelmate video visitation
Wednesday9:00 AM-11:00 AM, 1:00 PM-5:00 PM, and 7:00 PM-9:00 PMTelmate video visitation
Thursday9:00 AM-11:00 AM and 1:00 PM-5:00 PMTelmate video visitation
Friday9:00 AM-11:00 AM and 1:00 PM-5:00 PMTelmate video visitation
Saturday9:00 AM-11:00 AM and 1:00 PM-3:00 PMTelmate video visitation
SundayNot listed in the official sourceCall the Jail before planning a visit

For the successful visitation provider capture, see GettingOut.

Madison County inmate records GettingOut video visitation provider

The provider source supports the account-based video visitation process described by the Madison County detention page.


Inmate Calls and Commissary

The Madison County Sheriff's Office contracts with Telmate for inmate telephone services. Calling options include collect calls, prepaid calls, and debit calls. Collect calls are paid by the recipient, but they cannot be made to cell phones, business phones, or blocked numbers. Prepaid accounts are funded by the called party, and debit calls are paid by the inmate from commissary-purchased phone time.

ServiceProvider / MethodNotes
Video visitationTelmate / GettingOutAccount required; inmate or visitor can schedule.
On-site videoTwo facility video stationsAvailable during posted visiting hours.
Remote videoComputer, tablet, or cell phoneCompleted outside the facility through provider account.
Collect callsTelmateNot available to cell phones, business phones, or blocked numbers.
Prepaid callsTelmate website or 1-866-516-0115Called party funds the account.
Debit callsInmate commissary/debit timeInmate pays; no charge appears on the called party bill.
Trust / commissary moneyTelmate online, phone, or jail kioskFunds allow the inmate to buy debit phone time.
VoicemailTelmate phone systemUp to 3 minutes for $1.25.

For the successful phone-service capture, see the Madison County inmate telephone services page.

Madison County inmate records telephone services and commissary money

The phone source confirms Telmate options, prepaid and debit call types, kiosk funding, and the customer service number used for inmate trust deposits.


Booking Records and Apps

Booking records, incident reports, and sheriff-held records can be requested through the Madison County Sheriff's records request path or NextRequest. The Sheriff's Office lists sheriff@madisonsheriff.com as an email contact, and the county NextRequest form accepts incident date, case number, and request format fields. Court documents, however, should be requested from the Clerk or through courthouse kiosk access because they are court files.

Research did not confirm a sheriff-specific app-only inmate lookup for Madison County. Idaho Sheriff Connect exists in app stores and advertises sheriff-office news, jail information, and crime prevention, but Madison County participation was not verified. Rexburg Police app sources are confirmed for documents, events, news, push notifications, anonymous tips, crime alerts, and a crime map. Those police app tools are useful for public-safety updates, not jail roster replacement.

When a booking record is needed for a court deadline, bond question, or attorney meeting, use the jail phone for current custody facts and the court record for case status. The roster can show charges and next court date fields, but the Clerk and iCourt remain the better sources for pleadings, orders, disposition, and hearing changes after the first appearance.

For the successful jail roster search image assigned to this page, see the Madison County jail roster search.

Madison County inmate records jail roster search portal

The roster search image anchors the practical lookup fields used to find current inmates, new inmates, and recent releases.

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