Locate Madison County Detention Center Inmates

Madison County Detention Center Overview

Madison County Detention Center is the county-operated adult detention facility run by the Madison County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff detention page uses Madison County Detention Center, while the Idaho Sheriffs' Association directory lists Madison County Jail. Both refer to the same local custody facility in Rexburg. Official facility-map research did not locate a separate Rexburg city jail, state prison, BOP prison, ICE detention center, or U.S. Marshals-only detention facility inside Madison County.

The facility holds adults accused of or convicted of criminal acts and civil violations. It also serves agencies in and out of Madison County. The sheriff detention page specifically names Rexburg Police Department, immigration detainees, Saint Anthony Work Camp, Teton County, and neighboring counties. That multi-agency role means a person can be physically held at Madison County Detention Center even when another agency is the reason the person cannot be released.

Rexburg Police Department operates nearby at 25 East Main Street, but no official separate long-term city jail was located. That means a Rexburg arrest can still route to the county detention center for booking and custody. The facility page should therefore be read as the local jail page for Madison County and Rexburg custody, not as a state prison page or federal detention page.

Madison County Detention Center Population

The Idaho Sheriffs' Association jail directory lists Madison County Jail with a rated capacity of 96 and average daily population of 90 in the research crawl. The sheriff detention page also publishes older PREA summaries showing 786 total bookings in 2017 and 744 total bookings in 2018. No official local daily population dashboard, age breakdown, race breakdown, offense breakdown, or length-of-stay series was located.

Look Up Madison County Detention Center Inmates

No official public online jail roster was located for Madison County Detention Center. Current custody should start with the jail phone line, then shift to the sheriff public-records request process if a written booking record, booking photo, incident report, or historical jail record is needed. Idaho iCourt is used for formal criminal charges after a case is filed. IDOC, BOP, and ICE cover state, federal, and immigration custody systems.

1. Call Madison County Jail at (208) 372-5002 for current custody, release, transfer, and hold questions.
2. Use the Madison County NextRequest portal or sheriff PDF for releasable jail records.
3. Search Idaho iCourt for charges, hearings, warrants, bond orders, and disposition.
4. Search IDOC Resident/Client Search after state sentencing, probation, parole, or transfer.
5. Use BOP or ICE ODLS only when federal or immigration custody is possible.

The Madison County detention page screenshot shows the local detention source for visitation, jail mission, and facility operations.

The detention page is operational context, not a live inmate search table, so custody checks still begin by phone or records request.

Madison County Detention Center Contact

The sheriff home page lists the Sheriff's Office and Detention Center at the same Main Street address. It also lists separate numbers for the main office, non-emergency dispatch, jail, driver licenses, and civil deputy. The driver-license office is at a different address and should not be confused with detention visiting, custody, or jail records.

Call before visiting because the official sheriff materials did not publish lobby hours, visitor parking rules, accessible entrance instructions, or a public-entry diagram for detention visitors.

Visit Madison County Detention Center

Madison County uses Telmate video visitation through GettingOut. A visit can be scheduled by an inmate or by a friend or family member. The facility has two video stations for on-site video visits during posted visiting hours. Remote visits can be completed on a computer, tablet, or cell phone. The sheriff page does not publish a full visitor ID list, dress code, visit length, child rule, holiday rule, or lockdown rule, so visitors should confirm those details before scheduling.

Mail Phone and Money

Madison County detention deputies inspect all incoming and outgoing mail. The official page does not publish a detailed inmate mailing address format, banned item list, book-in number format, postcard-only rule, scanned-mail policy, publication rule, or legal-mail handling rule. Use the facility address as a starting point and confirm mailing instructions before sending anything to the jail.

The Madison County inmate telephone services screenshot documents Telmate calls, voicemail, trust-account funding, and kiosk options.

Phone and deposit details should be checked before payment because vendor rules and fees can change faster than jail overview pages.

Booking at Madison County Detention Center

Detention deputies handle intake of new inmates, including searching, booking, fingerprinting, and photographing. They also process releases, supervise and escort prisoners to court and medical care, manage visitation and exercise movement, inspect mail, enter and respond to inmate correspondence, receive commissary money, route jail checks and inspections, report incidents, and handle transportation locally and for out-of-state extraditions.

Those duties explain why one Madison County arrest can touch several record systems. The jail may have the booking and release facts. The court may have the filed charge, bond order, and hearing date. IDOC may have the state custody record after felony sentencing. ICE or BOP may have separate federal records. A person should not be assumed missing from custody just because one system does not return a result.

The facility also works with defense attorneys, mental-health counselors, AA counselors, local clergy, and other community members who offer services. The research did not locate a full program schedule or eligibility list, so program access should be confirmed through the jail. Court transport is handled by detention staff, which is why a hearing can affect a custody answer quickly even when a public court entry has not yet updated.

Programs and PREA Reporting

The Madison County detention page says staff work with defense attorneys, mental-health counselors, AA counselors, local clergy, and community members who provide services to the facility. Deputies escort prisoners to medical care and court and supervise visits and exercise. No healthcare contractor, GED program, vocational program, work-release program, tablet program, commissary list, or formal grievance procedure was located in the research.

The facility publishes PREA summaries and states a zero-tolerance policy for rape and sexual activity. Reporting instructions say a victim of sexual assault in custody, or a person aware of an incident, should call (208) 372-5002 and ask for a jail supervisor. The page says anonymity will be protected, while false reports can lead to criminal charges.

Older PREA summaries give a limited view into facility reporting. The research captured 2017 and 2018 booking totals and incident summaries, plus a visible 2020 sexual-harassment incident reference. Those summaries are useful for context, but they are not a current daily population report or a complete conditions dashboard.