Heyburn City Jail Inmate Search and Prison Information

• 1800 J Street, Heyburn, Idaho, 83336
• 208-679-4545

Heyburn City Jail offender lookup: Charges, Charge, Booking Date, Release Date, Court Type, Who's in jail, Mugshots, Complaint, Inmate Roster, Custody, Bookings, Arrests, Bond.

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The Heyburn City Jail will give transitory lodging to those captured in Minidoka County District to stay away from law requirement officials heading to Heyburn to book arrestees. 

On the off chance that a friend or family member, relative, or companion has been captured in the City of Heyburn that individual can be bailed from the Heyburn Police Department Jail Office. In the event that the individual stays in guardianship at the Heyburn Police Department Jail Office for a specific measure of the time, The Heyburn City Jail has the choice to ship that person to the Minidoka County District Jail, situated in Minidoka County, ID.

Inmate Search

You will need to call the Heyburn City Jail to find out all information on their inmates. 

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Heyburn, Minidoka County, ID Overview

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Heyburn, Minidoka County, ID Police Office Basic Information

Type: Local Police Department

Type:Local Police Department

Precincts:1

Full Time Sworn Officers:5

Full Time Civilians:1

Sending A Mail/Package to Heyburn City Jail

All detainees in Heyburn City Jail may send and get mail. Supplies are accessible upon demand. Books are accessible upon demand. Prisoners may likewise keep eyeglasses required for perusing with them. 

Address mail to:

Inmate Name, ID Number

 Heyburn City Jail

1800 J Street, Heyburn, Idaho, 83336

Sending Money

If an inmate in the Heyburn City Jail is asking you for money, you can do one of two things. The first thing you can do is send a fully filled out money order to the Heyburn City Jail or you can drop off the fully filled out money order in the lobby. 

Phone Calls

Prisoners at the Heyburn City Jail reserve the option to free calls inside the neighborhood dialing zone at the hour of booking. All phone calls made outside the neighborhood dialing zone will have to be collect calls to the detriment of the individual you are calling. Once fully housed in Heyburn City Jail you will not be moved back to the admission area for no-cost calls. All free calls must be made at the hour of booking and cannot be planned for a later time. 

Prisoners in Heyburn City Jail can make calls to a family member, companion, lawyer of your decision, or bail bondsman. The rundown of bail organizations is accessible upon demand. 

Every phone has one telephone that might be utilized whenever and utilizations the collect call framework charged to the detriment of the individual you are calling.

Visitation

Detainee visiting hours are Monday-Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. Every prisoner at the Heyburn City Jail is permitted one guest beyond 18 a ten years old brief visit. Guest must not have any lawful offense or medication ownership captures over the most recent 10 years, must give substantial Idaho ID, have no warrants, and not be waiting on the post-trial process or parole. 

Lawyer and Strict visits are permitted whenever.

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