Check ISCC Release Records

ISCC State Prison Release Routes

Idaho State Correctional Center is an IDOC state prison, not an Ada County jail. A person may move from ISCC to another IDOC institution, a community reentry center, parole supervision, or full-term discharge. IDOC may also transfer a person to another lawful custodian. Only the routes that end physical prison custody should be described as release from ISCC, and a reentry-center placement can remain an IDOC custodial placement.

Read top-level status beside physical location. An In community category can coexist with a jail location after a new arrest. Likewise, a transfer from ISCC to another prison changes location while custody continues.

Confirm an ISCC Release

Open the IDOC Resident/Client Search. Search by IDOC number when known, or use a name with the required minimum characters. Results update daily, so record the access date and do not promise a live prison-gate timestamp.

1. Match the IDOC number, full name, and birth year before opening a detail.
2. Read Status and Current Physical Location together.
3. Review each sentence row for Parole Eligibility Date, Released to Supervision, and Sentence Satisfaction Date when displayed.
4. Check the Commission decision archive if parole supplied the authority.
5. Request the underlying IDOC release transaction when the public fields remain unclear.

The Ada County released inmate search distinguishes county, state, federal, and immigration records when the accepting authority is uncertain.

ISCC Release Records Contact

Call the institution for facility information, not as a substitute for an official public record. IDOC's online records portal is the correct path for an existing release, transfer, or discharge record and for a supported correction request. Describe the specific transaction sought and include the person's IDOC number, full name, and date context.

IDOC headquarters is at 1299 N. Orchard Street, Suite 110, Boise, with main number 208-658-2000. A Commission record is requested from COPP when the issue is a hearing decision or tentative parole action. Keep those records separate: the Commission decides parole, while IDOC records the later movement and current status.

ISCC Custody and Records

IDOC identifies ISCC as IDOC.s large state men.s prison. Its Kuna address places it in Ada County, but county location does not make it part of the sheriff's jail system. People at ISCC are state prisoners under IDOC authority. County Current Arrests and the ACSO roster should be used only if a separate Ada jail booking exists.

Parole

Conditional community release before the sentence ends, under Commission authority and IDOC supervision.

Discharge

The dated end of IDOC jurisdiction.

Sentence satisfaction

The date the sentence is due to be fulfilled, subject to the lawful record.

Detainer

A request from another authority that may change the destination at release.

A parole eligibility date is the point at which consideration may occur. It is not a promised release date. Idaho's fixed judicial term ordinarily must be served before regular parole eligibility, and the Commission retains discretion under Idaho law.

ISCC Parole Evidence Trail

The Commission hearing schedule can show a regular parole or revocation matter by date, name, and IDOC number. After a hearing, the Notice of Action may list the decision, next hearing, and Tentative Parole Date. A grant remains prospective. Programming, an approved parole plan, transportation, paperwork, and a signed contract may still be required.

Recheck IDOC after the tentative date. A changed physical location and a Released to Supervision entry provide stronger evidence that prison departure occurred. If status still says In custody, do not call the Commission grant a completed release. For final completion, a dated Discharged status and formal discharge record are stronger than an old supervision entry.

VINE can provide release or transfer notices for IDOC records, but it is a notification and corroboration tool, not a certified ISCC release record. Delivery and refresh timing should not be assumed.

ISCC Transfers Are Not Releases

A move among the Pleasant Valley institutions may look like departure from ISCC while the person stays in state custody. Reception, treatment, lower security, and pre-release programming can all change physical location. Search the new location before deciding that a person entered the community.

Community reentry centers require the same care. IDOC describes them as structured residential settings for people nearing release or parole. Residence there can remain an IDOC placement. Confirm the later Released to Supervision or discharge event instead of treating the center move as unconditional freedom.

If IDOC shows transfer to a jail, the current physical location answers where the person is held even when the broad status remains community-based. Call the named custodian when systems conflict. Note: Status, location, sentence stage, and custody authority answer different parts of the same release question.

ISCC Release Date Meanings

IDOC publishes distinct date fields. Parole Eligibility Date concerns when ordinary parole consideration may begin. Released to Supervision records the most recent supervision placement. Sentence Satisfaction Date concerns sentence completion. None should be relabeled as a generic projected release date.

Commission notices may add a Tentative Parole Date, but the date remains conditional and cannot support earlier release. Idaho has no ordinary 85 percent formula in the researched law. The fixed portion of a unified sentence ordinarily must be served, and the exceptional meritorious-service award in Idaho Code section 20-101D is not routine good time. Use exact labels from the official record.

For an old discharged record, satisfied conviction rows may no longer appear. A sparse result with identity, IDOC number, age, and discharge date is expected public behavior. It does not establish that the person lacked a qualifying conviction or reveal the earlier prison-gate date.

ISCC History in Ada County

The distinctive facility angle for Ada County is the changing local correction landscape. The county jail expanded from its 1977 design, while the Pleasant Valley complex developed several state institutions, treatment sites, and pre-release settings. ISCC's role is a large men.s state-prison setting. That role helps explain why a later move may be a custody-level transfer rather than release.

Facility history does not supply a release statistic. It should be used to identify the correct operating agency and record. For ISCC, the operator is IDOC, the release authority may involve COPP, and the statewide Resident/Client Search is the public lookup. ACSO has no state-prison release transaction merely because ISCC sits in Ada County.