Find Madison Detention Releases

Madison Detention Release Destinations

Madison County Sheriff's Office operates this regional county jail. Its official detention page expressly lists Teton County among the agencies and counties whose people it houses. Deputies perform intake, searches, booking, fingerprinting, photographing, releases, daily jail-record maintenance, and local or out-of-state transports. Those duties make Madison the custodian of the physical booking and exit event when it housed the person.

A completed stay can end with bond, recognizance, dismissal, a court order, time served, or sentence completion and return to the community. It can also end with transport to a Teton court, another jail, IDOC, a federal authority, or immigration custody. The second group is not a community release. Ask for both the release type and destination, plus a transport entry when one exists.

Madison's relationship to Teton is real but date-sensitive. A Teton sheriff declaration says Jefferson, not Madison, supplied jail services in June 2024. Therefore, Madison's present statement cannot establish the facility for every Teton booking. Start with Teton's transport record whenever the jail is uncertain.

Confirm Madison Detention Releases

The official web pages do not publish a verified current roster, recent-release list, photo gallery, or historical release archive. Direct confirmation and a focused request are therefore the correct routes.

1. Match the person to the Teton case and identify Madison as the holding jail.
2. Call Madison's jail line and ask whether the booking ended in community release or transport.
3. Search Idaho VINE for the specific person and participating agency.
4. Read the Teton iCourt orders for bond, dismissal, judgment, or commitment.
5. Use IDOC when the record shows state commitment, and ICE when it shows an immigration handoff.
6. Request the Madison booking and release entry for documentary proof.

The Teton County release search covers the broader cross-system method. For this facility, the best simple proof is Madison's exit timestamp paired with a release type and destination consistent with return to the community.

Madison Detention Records Contact

Use the official Madison County Sheriff's Office contact page to verify current routing. The jail and main office can address different parts of the inquiry, while the formal portal creates a written request trail.

Submit formal requests through the Madison County NextRequest portal. Give the full name, booking number if known, approximate booking date, and Teton case number. Ask for booking and exit timestamps, release authority or type, destination, transport entry, and the booking photograph as a separate item where retained and disclosable.

Madison Detention Booking History

Madison publishes historical whole-facility booking totals. It reports 238 bookings in 2020, including 169 male and 69 female bookings; 644 in 2019, split 470 and 194; 744 in 2018, split 531 and 213; and 786 in 2017, split 548 and 238. These counts describe bookings, not releases. They are not current population numbers and are not limited to people connected with Teton County.

The figures show a regional workload but cannot support a Teton release rate, average stay, or present capacity claim. A booking is an intake event. One person may have more than one booking, and a booking can end in release or transfer.

Madison and Teton Record Split

A Teton-connected Madison stay creates a divided record trail. Teton may retain the arrest report, incident number, transport request, and case identifiers. Madison normally holds the physical intake, property, photograph, housing, exit, and transport entries. The Teton clerk holds the judicial orders and judgment. Seeking all three is not duplication because each custodian answers a different question.

Ask Teton to identify where it sent the person and for the origin-agency transport material. Ask Madison for the actual booking and exit record. Use the court file to learn why the judge changed custody. If the timestamps differ, do not force them into one event: an order authorizing release may precede the jail's completion of release processing.

Note: Idaho law gives access to existing public records subject to exemptions, but does not require an office to create a new explanation.

Madison Immigration Release Handoffs

Madison's detention page says the facility houses immigration detainees. That fact creates a special release distinction. ICE explains that a detainer can request notice before release and a hold of up to 48 hours so federal immigration officers can assume custody. When that occurs, the Madison booking may close while the person remains confined under another authority.

Request the destination and transport entry. Then use the official ICE Online Detainee Locator for current ICE custody and the ICE information line, 1-888-351-4024, when appropriate. The locator is not a complete historical release archive. A missing result does not establish that Madison released the person into the community.

Federal and local systems should not be mixed. IDOC covers Idaho prison custody and active community supervision. ICE covers current immigration detention. VINE provides participating-agency notifications. Madison's own ledger remains the source for when and how the county-jail booking ended.

Madison Release Logistics

The public facility pages do not state a routine release hour, door, property-return process, weekend schedule, waiting time, or pickup location. Call the jail about the specific booking rather than applying a routine from another county. A family member may need to know whether processing is complete and whether the event is a community release or a scheduled transport.

Have the person's full name, booking date, and Teton case number ready. Staff may be limited in what they can provide by phone, so use NextRequest when a formal record is needed. Ask for existing entries rather than asking staff to calculate a release time or explain a code they do not maintain.

A VINE notice or court docket update can arrive on a different schedule from the jail record. Record the time each source was checked. The physical exit entry is the best source for the actual event at Madison, while the receiving agency confirms what happened next.