Blaine County Detention Center Inmate Roster Lookup

Blaine County Detention Center Overview

Blaine County Detention Center is operated by the Blaine County Sheriff's Office at 1650 Aviation Drive, Hailey, ID 83333. Camas County planning material says prisoners are transported and housed in Gooding or Hailey, so the Hailey facility is an important receiving channel for Camas County custody questions. Blaine's official detention materials describe a public safety facility that handles jail custody, booking and release work, classification, transport, medical screening, video arraignment, work release, and court-security duties.

The facility has 90 total beds. Blaine breaks that down into 66 general population beds in four pods, 20 work-release beds in segregated dorms, and 4 segregated juvenile holding beds. Its public material identifies minimum, medium, and maximum security classifications. Its population mix includes offenders just arrested, people awaiting trial, people serving jail sentences, juveniles up to 48 hours, inmates from other jurisdictions, and people awaiting transfer to the Idaho Department of Correction.

The official Blaine County Detention Center page documents the facility capacity, bed breakdown, classifications, and custody categories.

Blaine County Detention Center Capacity and Population

Blaine County publishes the strongest current facility numbers among the Camas receiving channels. The official detention page lists 90 beds, including 66 general population beds, 20 work-release beds, and 4 juvenile holding beds. The Blaine County Sheriff annual activity report also provides scale for the receiving facility, reporting 800 jail bookings and 783 releases from January 1 through December 31, 2025. Those figures describe Blaine's detention workload, not a Camas-only population.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Blaine County Detention Center

Blaine publishes an official Detention Roster page and a Recent Arrests page. Those channels are relevant when Camas County Sheriff's Office confirms a person was transported to Hailey. The reviewed public material did not expose a verified sample inmate profile, so do not assume the roster displays every field, mugshot, charge, bond, or housing unit until the live roster is checked.

1. Confirm the Camas arrest and Hailey transport with Camas County Sheriff's Office if the case began in Camas County.
2. Open Blaine County's official Detention Roster or Recent Arrests page and search or review the roster area for the person's name.
3. Compare name, age or date of birth if shown, booking timing, and agency information before treating a result as the right person.
4. Call 208-788-5564 when the roster does not answer bond, visitation, release, medical, or transport questions.

Blaine's recent-arrests page can be useful when an arrest is fresh and a current roster view is incomplete. A roster entry can also lag if a person is being booked, released, moved to court, transported, or transferred to IDOC.

For Camas County cases, the most important detail is the link between the arresting county and the housing county. Ask whether Camas County is listed as the arresting or referring agency, whether another jurisdiction has a hold, and whether the person is awaiting transfer to IDOC. Blaine's public materials say the facility holds inmates from other jurisdictions and inmates awaiting IDOC transfer, so those are realistic reasons a Camas search may show up in Blaine rather than in Fairfield.

Blaine County Detention Center Address and Contact

For Camas County users, Blaine should be contacted after the Camas sheriff confirms Hailey as the housing location or when the roster shows a person whose case began in Camas County. The main sheriff location phone is 208-788-5555, while Blaine routes detention, visitation, and bond questions through 208-788-5564.

Use the detention number for live jail questions, not the court portal. Staff can route questions about roster confirmation, visiting account setup, bond payment, medical-medication drop-off, work-release status, and release timing. For formal charges, case status, or a court date after a Camas arrest, use Idaho iCourt or Camas County Magistrate Court after the case is filed.

Visiting Someone at Blaine County Detention Center

Blaine County visitation uses GettingOut. Inmates receive 60 free minutes of online tablet visitation per week, and additional visits are documented at $0.25 per minute. Visitors can use home, mobile phone, jail-lobby visiting consoles, the GettingOut app, or phone support at 866-516-0115. Adults over 18 must provide photo ID, and minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Special visitation may be available for visitors traveling more than 100 miles. Blaine requires 24-hour advance notification, proof of residency, photo ID, and control-booth check-in for that arrangement. Call 208-788-5564 before traveling because eligibility, timing, and access can change with facility operations.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Blaine County Detention Center

Blaine's handbook materials identify the jail mailing format as the inmate name followed by Blaine County Detention Center, 1650 Aviation Dr., Hailey, ID 83333. Confirm whether a booking number or housing unit is required before mailing. The lobby kiosk accepts cash, credit, and debit for inmate trust accounts, prepaid phone accounts, housing fees, fingerprint fees, medical fees, and civil fees.

Booking and Intake at Blaine County Detention Center

Blaine detention deputies book and release inmates, assess security classifications, process legal and financial documents, supervise video arraignment, perform security checks, monitor suicide watch when needed, supervise meal delivery and inmate workers, exchange clothing, property, and hygiene items, arrange medical, dental, and mental-health screening, and transport inmates. Those tasks matter for Camas County because a person transported from Camas may have the public custody record created or completed at Blaine rather than in Fairfield.

Work release is documented for low-risk offenders who maintain employment while serving sentences and return nightly to the detention center. Juvenile holding is limited by the official bed breakdown, and Blaine's detention page describes juveniles up to 48 hours as part of the held population. People awaiting transfer to IDOC may stop being searchable through county channels once state correctional custody begins.

About Blaine County Detention Center

Blaine County Detention Center is the most fully documented receiving facility among the Camas County custody channels. Its role is broader than a simple current-inmate list because it also publishes custody categories, bed structure, visitation rules, fee and bonding information, and medical-care context. Its "other jurisdictions" category is the reason it belongs in a Camas County facility set.

The official Recent Arrests page is a separate public channel from the roster and may help identify a recent booking. Because the captured text did not verify individual profile fields, the safer practice is to use the roster as a starting point and call the detention center when release, bond, or housing status must be current.

Blaine's operations details also explain why one jail may hold several custody types at once. The same facility can house a person just arrested, a person waiting for trial, a sentenced jail inmate, a work-release participant, a juvenile for a short holding period, an inmate from another county, or someone waiting on an IDOC transfer. Camas County users should identify which category applies before assuming the roster, court, or IDOC locator will have the most current answer.