Oneida County Jail Roster Overview
No official Oneida County online jail roster was found in the research. That is not just a missing web feature. The official Oneida County Sheriff detention page says the county has no jail or holding facility and sends incarcerated persons to Caribou County Jail in Soda Springs. A reader who searches only for an Oneida County jail roster may miss a current detainee because the local custody system is split between Malad City records and Soda Springs jail housing.
Oneida County Sheriff is the local law-enforcement and records contact for arrests in the county. Caribou County Jail is the physical jail to call when a person has been booked and held. Court charges later appear through Idaho iCourt, while sentenced state custody appears through the Idaho Department of Correction. The jail roster page must keep those systems separate because each answers a different question.
The Oneida Sheriff contact page lists the records email, phone, fax, and office contact block used for arrest-record requests.
The screenshot supports the records fallback when no Oneida jail roster or booking report is published online.
Find Someone Arrested in Oneida County
The fastest route depends on the stage of the case. For a new arrest, call Oneida County Sheriff first if the question is about the arrest, incident, or booking paperwork. Then call Caribou County Jail for current custody, housing, visit, money, or bond questions. If the case has already been filed, use iCourt for charges and hearings. If a sentence has moved the person into state custody, use IDOC instead of the jail.
- Call Oneida County Sheriff at 208-766-2251 for arresting-agency records and local custody questions.
- Call Caribou County Jail booking desk at 208-547-3094 to ask whether the person is currently housed there.
- Provide full name, date of birth if known, arresting county or agency, and approximate arrest or booking date.
- Search Idaho iCourt when the goal is filed charges, hearings, payments, or case status.
- Use IDOC Resident/Client Search for state prison, probation, parole, rider, or discharged status.
Oneida County Roster Search Fields
Oneida County does not publish roster search fields because no official Oneida roster was located. Caribou County Jail also did not publish an official online custody table in the captured sources. The documented county-jail lookup channel is the Caribou booking desk. For state custody, IDOC has a public form with specific fields and daily updates.
| System | Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oneida jail roster | No official roster located | N/A | N/A | Oneida says it has no jail or holding facility. |
| Caribou booking desk | Phone inquiry | Phone | N/A | Use full name, birth date if known, arresting county, and booking date. |
| IDOC search | Last Name | Text | Required unless IDOC number is used | Partial searches accepted with at least the first two characters. |
| IDOC search | First Name | Text | Optional | Narrows a name search. |
| IDOC search | IDOC Number | Text | Required unless last name is used | Partial number searches accepted with at least three digits. |
Oneida County Inmate Record Fields
A public Oneida booking profile was not located, so the county-level field inventory is based on what a records request or phone inquiry should reasonably identify. Some fields may be confirmed by jail staff, while others may need a public-records request or court search. IDOC, BOP, and iCourt each have their own field sets, and those records should not be treated as a county roster substitute.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Inmate name | Full name used by sheriff or jail records. |
| Date of birth or age | Helps distinguish people with similar names, though release may be limited. |
| Arresting agency | For Oneida arrests, often Oneida County Sheriff or another authorized agency. |
| Booking date/time | When the person was received into jail custody, if released. |
| Charges | Booking allegations that may differ from prosecutor-filed court charges. |
| Bond | Amount or type if set by court, subject to holds and confirmation. |
| Custody location | Caribou County Jail for local custody unless released or transferred. |
| Mugshot | Not published through an official Oneida online roster located during research. |
Caribou County Jail Booking Desk
Caribou County Jail is the main custody contact for a person held after an Oneida County arrest. The official Caribou jail page lists the booking desk at 208-547-3094 and the front office at 208-547-2561. It describes a 49-bed jail that houses male and female inmates in minimum, medium, and maximum security settings. It also holds contract inmates from other Idaho counties and IDOC contract inmates.
Caribou County Jail
475 East 2nd South
Soda Springs, ID 83276
208-547-3094
Booking desk for current custody questions
Oneida County Sheriff's Office
10 Court Street
Malad City, ID 83252
208-766-2251
records@oneidasheriff.net
Oneida County Booking Process
An Oneida County arrest can begin with the sheriff, Idaho State Police, Malad-area law enforcement, or another authorized agency. If incarceration is required, the person is transported to Caribou County Jail because Oneida has no holding facility. Jail intake typically includes identity confirmation, authority for detention, property inventory, safety screening, and classification. Caribou's official page says the jail maintains supervision, housing, medical care, food service, classification, and programs, but it does not publish a detailed intake form or public booking-photo policy.
There is no posted online refresh rate for a new Oneida booking. Call the booking desk for current housing and call Oneida Sheriff records for the arrest report or booking record. Court dates and filed charges should be checked through iCourt or the Oneida court clerk after the prosecutor files the case.
Oneida County Detainee Visits
Visits for Oneida detainees follow the rules of the facility where the person is held. For local jail custody, that means Caribou County Jail. The official Caribou detention page publishes onsite kiosk and remote video visitation windows. It does not publish a full captured dress code, child rule, visitor-list rule, or visit-length rule, so visitors should call before traveling.
| Visit Type | Day | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Onsite kiosk | Sunday | 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. | Confirm eligibility with the jail. |
| Onsite kiosk | Monday | 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. | Bring government photo identification unless told otherwise. |
| Onsite kiosk | Wednesday | 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. | Schedules may change for security or operations. |
| Remote video | Every day | 7:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m. | Must be scheduled at least 12 hours in advance. |
Mail Phone and Commissary
Caribou's jail page separates inmate communication deposits from commissary and trust deposits. It says the inmate communication link is not for commissary, while CorrectPay is used for inmate commissary accounts and is not for communication. It also states a maximum total trust balance of $500. The exact inmate mail format, phone pricing, tablet rules, publication rules, and attorney-visit process were not fully located in official text.
| Service | Official Detail | Practical Step |
|---|---|---|
| Inmate communication | Separate deposit link on Caribou jail page | Do not use it for commissary. |
| Commissary/trust | CorrectPay listed for commissary account | Confirm custody before depositing funds. |
| Trust balance | $500 maximum total balance | Ask jail staff about current account status. |
| Exact format not captured | Call before mailing personal mail, books, money orders, or photos. |
Note: Confirm custody at Caribou County Jail before sending money, scheduling a visit, or mailing property-sensitive items.
State Federal and ICE Searches
IDOC Resident/Client Search covers people incarcerated, on probation, or on parole under Idaho Department of Correction jurisdiction. It is updated daily but warns that data can change quickly and may not reflect current location or status. BOP covers federal inmates from 1982 to present. ICE ODLS covers immigration detention searches, but it cannot be used for minors under 18 and requires an A-Number plus country of birth or exact biographical details.
| Custody Type | Lookup Channel | Use When |
|---|---|---|
| County jail | Oneida Sheriff and Caribou booking desk | New arrest, pretrial hold, local jail custody. |
| State custody | IDOC Resident/Client Search | Sentenced prison, probation, parole, rider, discharged status. |
| Federal custody | BOP Inmate Locator | Federal sentence or BOP custody. |
| Immigration custody | ICE ODLS | Current immigration detention or ICE-related custody search. |
Request Oneida County Inmate Records
For arrest reports, incident reports, booking records, or mugshots not online, use Oneida Sheriff records at records@oneidasheriff.net or the Oneida County public-records routing page. If the record is held by Caribou County Jail, use Caribou's public-records process. A request should include the person's full name, date of arrest or approximate date, arresting agency, case or citation number if known, and a clear description of the record sought.
Idaho public-records law allows access to public records, but investigatory, juvenile, medical, sealed, and protected personal information can be withheld or redacted. Court-filed records should be requested from the court where the case resides. VINELink Idaho can help with notifications, but it is not a full case file or jail roster.
The county public-records form asks for requestor contact details and a description of the records wanted. Its statutory notes matter for jail records because a sheriff office may need to verify identity before releasing protected personal information, and Idaho law restricts some mailing-list and discovery-related uses of public records. A narrow request usually works better than a broad demand for every jail file. Ask for the booking sheet, arrest report, custody status, or booking photograph by name instead of asking for all records.
For court copies, use the Oneida court clerk or iCourt case tools. For state-prison records, IDOC Records Information is the better route after transfer. For federal or immigration custody, county staff may not have the current record once another agency takes control.