Power County Jail Roster Search
The local custody source is the Power County Jail Roster, a public current-bookings list maintained for the detention division. The roster has a name search box, a current-bookings timestamp, linked inmate names, and pagination when the active list is longer than one page. It is built for present custody, not for a complete criminal history. A person who was released, transferred, sentenced to state prison, or supervised outside the jail may not remain on the roster.
The Sheriff's Office and Detention Division are separate from the courthouse. The sheriff source is important for custody status, bond handling, jail rules, visits, deposits, and property. Court files are still held by the Clerk of the District Court, Ex-Officio Auditor and Recorder, and public case status is searched through iCourt. A booking can connect to charges or warrants, but the full court file and disposition belong with the court record. For charge detail after booking, the court charge record may be more useful than the jail roster alone.
The official roster source is the Power County current bookings page.
The roster image supports the current-booking workflow because it shows where a name search begins before any court or bond follow-up.
Use Power County Inmate Roster
The roster works best when treated as a current-custody index. Search first by last name if the spelling is known. If a name is common, compare the linked entry with court or sheriff information before assuming the entry is the right person. The roster is not a statewide offender index and does not replace IDOC, iCourt, or a records request.
- Open the Power County Jail Roster and check the current-bookings timestamp so the search is tied to the latest visible roster update.
- Use the Search Name box for a last name or a full name. Shorter names may return more possible matches.
- Review the inmate-name links in the result list and use pagination if more than one page of current bookings appears.
- Open the roster entry when available, then compare any public case, warrant, charge, or bond clues with iCourt or the Sheriff's Office.
- For a person no longer in local custody, search IDOC if state prison, parole, or probation status may be involved.
Note: The roster is a custody source, so it should not be read as proof that every listed charge ended in a conviction.
Power County Roster Fields
The Power County jail roster has a small public search surface. That makes it easy to use, but it also means a failed search may only show that a person is not in the current public booking list. Older bookings, restricted details, and court documents require a different channel.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search Name | Text | No | Name box on the public roster page for narrowing current bookings. |
| Current Bookings as of timestamp | Result header | Not applicable | Shows the visible roster time marker for the current list. |
| Inmate name links | Result list | Not applicable | Names appear as public links, commonly in last-name-first format. |
| Pagination | Navigation | Not applicable | Page numbers appear when the current booking list spans more than one page. |
Power County Inmate Profile
A Power County inmate profile or linked roster entry can help separate custody facts from court facts. Public roster access confirms the timestamp, linked names, current-booking purpose, access without login, and name-list layout. Some detail fields may depend on the live entry shown at the time of search. Treat any detail view as a snapshot and verify bond or court obligations before sending money or appearing in court.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Current booking timestamp | The time marker tied to the public current-bookings list. |
| Inmate name | The listed person, often displayed in uppercase in last-name-first order. |
| Booking or custody detail | Entry-level jail information when available through the public roster link. |
| Case or warrant reference | Possible case numbers, warrant links, or hold clues that need court or sheriff verification. |
| Bond amount or status | Public bond information if shown, subject to change by court order or jail processing. |
| Holding or arresting agency | Possible agency information for local or out-of-county holds when visible. |
The county jail rules page is the official source for custody procedures, bond fees, visitation, money, and mail.
The Power County Jail rules page describes the detention process after booking.
The jail rules image matters because it connects roster results to bond, visit, deposit, call, mail, and property procedures.
Power County Jail Contact
The Power County Sheriff's Office and Detention Division are the local jail contact for current custody and jail operations. The jail page says that after booking is complete, an inmate may make a phone call to notify family or friends of custody and charges. Bond information may also be discussed. An officer may advise whether someone is in custody, but the jail page states that further details are confidential.
Power County Sheriff's Office and Detention Division
550 Gifford Street
American Falls, ID 83211
208-226-2311
Fax: 208-226-7783
Use Dispatch registration for personal visitation.
Sheriff Josh Campbell is named in the research as the Power County sheriff. The courthouse for court records is nearby at 543 Bannock Avenue, but jail custody, personal visits, commissary, property, and bond payment are handled through the sheriff and detention division.
Power County Bond Details
Bond rules are one of the most local parts of the Power County inmate record process. The jail page says there is a $10 bond fee for every bond posted. It also says the $10 fee applies for each charge unless charges are grouped under one bond by judge order, or for each warrant filed against an inmate. The bond fee must be paid separately from the bond amount. A bond without the separate fee will not be processed.
Accepted bond and bond-fee payment methods are U.S. currency, cashier checks, money orders, and surety bonds. Cashier checks and money orders are payable to POWER COUNTY. Exact payment is required because the Sheriff's Office and Detention Division cannot provide change. Cash bonds may be paid with cash or credit card, but no checks. If a case is dismissed, the bond amount is returned and the $10 fee is not. If the defendant pleads guilty or is found guilty, bond may be used for fines, fees, costs, or restitution.
| Bond Item | Power County Detail |
|---|---|
| Bond fee | $10 for every bond posted, separate from the bond amount. |
| Charge or warrant grouping | $10 per charge or warrant unless grouped under one bond by judge order. |
| Cash bond | Cash or credit card accepted; checks are not accepted. |
| Surety bond | 10% of bond amount plus $35 surety fee and $10 Sheriff's fee. |
| Property bond | Described by the jail page as complicated and requiring attorney contact. |
Power County IDOC Search
The jail roster covers current Power County custody. The IDOC Resident/Client Search is the statewide source for people in Idaho Department of Correction custody or supervision, including incarcerated residents, probationers, and parolees. IDOC says names of people who served time and satisfied sentence may appear, but their convictions will not. The database is updated daily, but location, status, scheduled termination date, mailing address, and other details may change quickly.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last Name | Text | Required unless IDOC number used | Partial search accepted with at least the first two characters. |
| First Name | Text | No | Narrows the statewide result set. |
| IDOC Number | Text or number | Required unless last name used | Partial search accepted with at least the first three digits. |
| Search | Button | Not applicable | Runs the resident or client lookup. |
| Reset | Button | Not applicable | Clears the search fields. |
The IDOC search page shows the statewide fields used for Power County inmate records outside the local jail roster.
The IDOC image helps distinguish a local jail booking from a state prison, probation, or parole record.
Power County Visitation Schedule
Power County Jail allows personal visits two days each week. Visits are 20 minutes and first-come, first-served. No more than two people may be in a visiting party, and no more than three parties of two may be in the room at a time. Visitors may see more than one inmate, but may not visit the same inmate more than once per day. Visits may be electronically monitored.
| Population | Days | Hours | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male inmates | Wednesday | 6 p.m.-9 p.m. | Personal visits; first-come, first-served. |
| Male inmates | Saturday | 8 a.m.-noon | 20-minute visits. |
| Female inmates | Thursday | 6 p.m.-9 p.m. | Personal visits; first-come, first-served. |
| Female inmates | Sunday | 8 a.m.-noon | The official jail text is read as Sunday 8 a.m.-noon. |
Visitors must register with Dispatch before entering the visitation room and must provide legal identification, such as a driver's license, military ID, tribal ID, passport, or green card with I-9 form. Handbags, cameras, cell phones, food, smoking materials, and writing materials are not allowed in the visitation room. Children under 18 must be with a parent or legal guardian and cannot be left unattended. Extended visits may be approved by the Detention Lieutenant or Sergeant for visitors traveling from distant areas when contact is made at least 24 hours ahead.
Power County Commissary Money
Money and commissary use Telmate channels. Deposits can be made through a Telmate kiosk, online at pay.telmate.com, or by phone at 866-516-0115. Prepaid phone deposits cannot be transferred to commissary. If an inmate account has a negative balance, deposited funds satisfy that balance first. Commissary items are provided by an outside contractor and include hygiene, food, office products, and over-the-counter medication.
Commissary order forms are issued Sunday evenings, and items are delivered Tuesday afternoons except for holiday interruptions. Once order forms are printed, money deposited afterward is not available for commissary until the following week. The jail does not relay personal calls or messages to or from an inmate. New inmates may make a phone call after booking, but family contact after that must follow the jail"s phone and account rules.
Power County Jail Limits
Power County inmate records also have privacy limits. The jail may confirm custody, but further details can be confidential. Court documents, juvenile matters, sealed cases, and protected personal identifiers are governed by court access rules and public-record exemptions. For booking records that are not part of the roster, use the proper sheriff or court records channel rather than assuming the public roster is complete.
Property rules are specific. Accepted health items include prescription eyeglasses, dentures, crutches, prescription medication in original packaging pending medical approval, prostheses, hearing aids, and approved medical alert bracelets or necklaces. Inmates may possess up to ten non-Polaroid family photos no larger than 5 by 8 inches, but sexual photographs are not allowed. Nonemergency medical provider visits are scheduled weekly. The jail cites Idaho Code 20-619 for medical-visit fees and says inmates may be charged $20 per visit, plus full fees such as prescriptions deducted from trust funds.
The Idaho inmate medical fee statute supports the Power County jail rule on medical charges.
The statute image supports the local jail rule that medical costs may be charged against inmate trust funds.