Find Blaine County Inmates

Blaine County inmate search starts with the county jail roster for current custody and the recent arrests list for new booking information. The Blaine County jail roster search is not the same as a criminal court case search, a state prison lookup, or a driver record. Inmate records may show custody clues, but filed charges, pleas, dispositions, and sentences are checked through court records. Use county detention sources first, then move to state custody or court systems when the person is no longer in the local jail.

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Blaine County Jail Roster Overview

The Blaine County Detention Roster is the official current custody page for people held at the Blaine County Detention Center. The research found it as a dynamic roster page rather than a search form with visible name boxes. Public snippets showed result fields such as name, age, and hometown. Recent arrest snippets also showed charge text and arresting agency. Those entries are useful, but they are not the final court case file.

The jail is operated through the Blaine County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Morgan Ballis, who took office in January 2025. The detention center houses people arrested by law-enforcement agencies in Blaine County, people awaiting trial, people serving sentences, juveniles up to 48 hours, out-of-jurisdiction inmates requiring housing, and inmates awaiting Idaho Department of Correction transfer. A roster entry may change quickly after release, bond, transfer, or court action.

The facility description also explains why a Blaine County inmate record can change during the day. Deputies process releases, work-release movements, legal documents, financial documents, and transfers to other facilities. They also supervise video arraignments in both the facility and courtroom. A person may appear in custody, leave for court activity, post bond, move to another agency hold, or transfer to state custody before a public search result looks the same again.

The Blaine County Detention Center source gives the core local jail facts used for inmate records and custody checks.

Blaine County inmate search detention center source

Use the detention center details to confirm the facility, then use the roster, recent arrests, phone line, or court portal based on the type of inmate record needed.


Use the Blaine County Inmate Roster

Start with the official roster if the goal is current county custody. Then check recent arrests if the arrest is very new. If the person has been sentenced or transferred, move to the Idaho Department of Correction resident/client search. If the question is the filed criminal case rather than custody, use iCourt and the court records office.

  1. Open the county detention roster and review the current public list.
  2. Check spelling, age, and hometown carefully because the static capture did not confirm a visible search form.
  3. Open the Blaine County Recent Arrests page if the booking may have occurred recently.
  4. Call 208-788-5555 or 208-788-5564 when custody, bond, visitation, or account status must be confirmed.
  5. Use iCourt for filed charges, hearings, pleas, dispositions, and sentencing after a court case exists.

The official detention roster source is the primary online custody source for Blaine County inmate records.

Blaine County inmate roster official detention roster

A roster match should be treated as custody information. It does not prove the final filed charge, conviction, or sentence.


Blaine County Roster Fields

The county roster was captured as a dynamic public list, not as a confirmed form with typed search fields. The most accurate inmate search-field inventory is therefore a list of visible or snippet-confirmed result fields and official fallback fields. Do not assume mugshots, booking numbers, bond fields, or court dates are available unless they appear in the live roster at the time of search.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Detention RosterPublic list pageN/ANo search form was visible in static capture; official dynamic roster.
NameResult fieldN/APublic snippets show a name field for roster or arrest entries.
AgeResult fieldN/APublic snippets show age.
HometownResult fieldN/ASnippets show city, state, or ZIP context.
ChargeRecent arrest result fieldN/ARecent arrest snippets show charge text and Idaho Code-style charge data.
Arresting AgencyRecent arrest result fieldN/ASnippets show the arresting agency field.
Booking number/date/bondUnknownN/ANot confirmed from static capture; call detention or check iCourt.

Blaine County Inmate Profile Data

A Blaine County inmate or recent-arrest row is a starting point. It can identify a person in local custody or a recent booking, but it does not replace court documents. Charges at booking can differ from charges later filed by the city prosecutor or county prosecutor, and a roster row may not show plea, disposition, sentence, probation terms, or sealed-event limits.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameThe person listed in the roster or recent arrest result.
AgeThe age shown in public snippets for roster or arrest listings.
HometownThe city or location detail shown in public snippets.
ChargeA suspected or booking-related charge on recent arrests, not always the final prosecutor filing.
Arresting agencyThe agency listed for a recent arrest when shown.
Bond or holdNot confirmed as a visible roster field; call detention or check iCourt for current status.
Court statusNot a roster field; use iCourt for filed case status and hearings.

The Blaine County fees and bonding source gives official account, housing, work-release, medical, and bond notes for inmate records.

Blaine County inmate records jail fees and bonding source

Bond questions should be confirmed with detention staff because a public row may lag behind court or jail processing.


Blaine County Jail Facility

The Blaine County Detention Center is a 36,000-square-foot public safety facility with 90 inmate beds. The research lists 66 general-population beds divided into four pods, 20 work-release beds in segregated dorms, and four segregated juvenile holding beds. The facility uses minimum, medium, and maximum security classifications and handles booking, release, work release, video arraignment, transport, courtroom security, medical screening, dental screening, mental-health screening, property exchange, and safety checks.

Blaine County Detention Center

1650 Aviation Drive

Hailey, ID 83333

208-788-5555

Detention questions: 208-788-5564

90 beds; daily tablet visitation blocks listed by the county.


Blaine County Booking Process

Detention deputies book and release inmates, process legal and financial documents, assess security classification, process people in and out of work release, and supervise video arraignment in the facility and courtroom. The research also notes routine security checks, suicide watch every 15 minutes when needed, meal delivery supervision, inmate worker supervision, clothing and hygiene exchange, and licensed-provider medical screening.

Booking information should be matched with court information before drawing legal conclusions. A recent arrest entry may show a charge or agency, while the court case later shows the formal complaint, arraignment, bail conditions, plea, hearing dates, disposition, and sentence. For the charge-to-case path, the court charge and criminal case pages provide the better court record context.

Note: A person can leave the Blaine County roster by release, bond, transfer, court order, or movement to Idaho Department of Correction custody.


Blaine County Visitation Schedule

Blaine County allows online tablet visitation through GettingOut. Inmates receive 60 minutes of free online tablet visitation per week. Additional tablet visits cost $0.25 per minute. Visits can be handled from home, a mobile phone, or jail lobby visiting consoles. Visitors are limited to two people at one time, visitors over 18 must show photo identification, and visitors under 18 must be with a parent or legal guardian.

DayHoursType
Daily block 17:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.Online tablet or lobby console visitation
Daily block 2Noon to 5:45 p.m.Online tablet or lobby console visitation
Daily block 36:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Online tablet or lobby console visitation
Special visitationBy arrangementFor visitors traveling more than 60 miles, with 24-hour advance notice and proof of residency.

The Blaine County visitation source lists tablet visitation, daily hours, special visitation, and the detention phone number for questions.

Blaine County inmate records jail visitation schedule

Confirm current hours before scheduling because jail rules can change with staffing, security, court transport, or facility needs.


Contact Blaine County Inmates

GettingOut is the confirmed vendor for account payments, messages, photos, and video visit scheduling. Users can create an account through GettingOut, use the GettingOut app, or call 866-516-0115. The captured research did not locate a full mail-format rule page, package policy, or book vendor rule. For current mail format, vendor restrictions, and medication delivery questions, contact the Detention Center at 208-788-5564.

The GettingOut source is tied to Blaine County visitation, inmate accounts, messaging, and paid tablet services.

Blaine County inmate records GettingOut visitation accounts

Use GettingOut for the communication services the county names, but call detention for rules the research did not confirm.


Blaine County Inmate Funds

The fees and bonding page directs users to GettingOut or 866-516-0115 for inmate-account payments. It does not publish a full commissary price list. Confirm deposit limits, payment fees, and current account rules with GettingOut or the Detention Center before sending money. Jail fees listed in the research include $25 per day housing for Blaine County inmates, $35 per day for out-of-county inmates, $175 per week or $25 per day for Blaine work release, and $245 per week or $35 per day for out-of-county work release.

Inmates are responsible for in-custody medical expenses and medical co-payments. Ivy Medical provides licensed health care professionals for medications, screenings, and sick call. Family may bring current medications to the Detention Center for Medical Department approval, verification, and dispensing when approved. These medical and money rules are operational jail records, not court judgments.

For state prison or supervision records, use the Idaho Department of Correction resident/client search. For victim notification, use Idaho VINE/VINELink. For sex-offender registration, use the Idaho State Police registry. Each system answers a different custody or public-safety question. A county jail search should be repeated in the state system when the roster no longer lists the person after sentencing, transport, or transfer.