Find Franklin County Inmates

Franklin County Inmate Lookup

Start a Franklin County inmate lookup with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff page lists Sheriff Cuyler Stoker, 39 West Oneida, Preston, ID 83263, phone 208-852-1234, fax 208-852-2580, and email cuylerstoker@franklincountyidaho.org. The local sources reviewed did not identify a Franklin County-only public roster. Instead, the Franklin County District and Magistrate Court page links detention and visitor information for Bannock County Detention Center, Cache County Jail, and Caribou County Jail.

That local custody pattern is important. Families should not assume one online roster covers every Franklin County arrest. A person arrested in or for Franklin County may be routed through the Franklin sheriff, held at a partner facility, later appear in iCourt for hearings or bond, or move into Idaho Department of Correction custody after sentencing. Inmate records should be checked in layers: sheriff direction, holding facility roster or phone, court case status, IDOC status, and VINE notification options where available.

Use the Franklin County Jail Roster Channels

Because Franklin County did not publish a standalone roster in the reviewed sources, the roster process is best treated as a facility-confirmation workflow. The sheriff can direct current local arrest and custody questions. If the person is held through Bannock County, the official Bannock jail-roster page states that the inmate list is now part of the Sheriff's App and that the app provides faster, easier, and more current information. If the person is held by Cache or Caribou, use those official facility pages and phone channels.

1. Call Franklin County Sheriff at 208-852-1234 for the local arrest or custody direction.
2. Ask which facility is holding the person, or whether the person has already been released, transferred, or taken to court.
3. If Bannock County is the holding facility, use the Bannock County Sheriff's App jail roster source listed by Bannock County.
4. If Cache or Caribou is the holding facility, use the official jail page and phone number for that facility.
5. Search IDOC Resident/Client Search only when the person may be in state custody, on probation, on parole, or in IDOC history.

The IDOC resident/client search screenshot in the manifest comes from the official Idaho Department of Correction resident/client search.

IDOC is useful after state sentencing or supervision, but it is not a replacement for checking the current county holding facility.

Franklin County Inmate Search Fields

The documented inmate-search fields come from two official sources. IDOC provides a public resident/client search with name and IDOC number fields. Bannock County states that its inmate list is in the Sheriff's App, and its app feature inventory includes Jail Roster, Warrant Search, Interactive Sex Offender Search, Submit a Tip, Breaking News Alerts, Daily Activity Reports, and Emergency Preparedness Resources. Since the app roster field screen was not captured in the research, the table separates confirmed IDOC fields from confirmed Bannock app feature access.

The Bannock app roster screenshot in the manifest comes from the official Bannock County jail roster and Sheriff's App page.

That app-only or app-preferred roster finding is one of the main reasons Franklin County custody checks need more than a county website search.

Franklin County Inmate Profile Fields

Public inmate-profile details vary by system. IDOC results show state custody and supervision data. County jail roster tools usually focus on current detention status, booking, charges, bond, and release status, but the research did not open a live Bannock inmate profile. The table below uses the exact IDOC result fields documented in the research and distinguishes likely county-jail items that must be confirmed with the holding facility before use.

Franklin County Jail Facilities

Franklin County's court page links detention and visitor information for three outside facilities, so inmate contact and visitation depend on the actual holding facility. The Franklin County Sheriff remains the local starting point, but facility rules, rosters, visits, mail, money, and bond details may come from Bannock, Cache, or Caribou. Confirm the facility first, then use that facility's official rules.

The Bannock Detention Center image was captured from the official Bannock County Detention Center page.

Bannock is especially important because Franklin County's court page links it for detention-center and visitor information.

Franklin County Booking and Bond

Bannock's orientation handbook explains a practical rule that also matters for Franklin County custody questions: counties without a detention facility may contract with other counties to house arrested people. Once a person is incarcerated, only bond if applicable or a judge can release the person. Sheriffs, detention administrators, and staff cannot authorize release on their own. Arraignment generally occurs within 24 hours of arrest excluding weekends and holidays, where rights are advised, bond is often set, and an appointed-counsel application may be prepared when needed.

Bannock uses video arraignment for many appearances. Reclassification may be triggered by new charges, reduced charges, sentencing, and serious disciplinary action. The handbook also notes that inmates with disabilities may generally retain glasses, dentures, and prosthetic devices while in custody. Families should keep jail custody questions separate from court-date questions, because a person may be held in one county while the related court case appears through Franklin County iCourt records.

Appointed-counsel questions usually arise at the first appearance or arraignment. The research notes that the Bannock handbook describes rights advisement, bond review, and preparation of an appointed-counsel application when needed. Franklin County's court page does not list a separate local public defender office, so indigent-defense eligibility should be raised with the court at the first appearance or through the local clerk process. Jail staff can give custody procedures, but they do not decide court representation or case outcomes.

Note: Bond details should be verified with the holding jail and the court because public roster and case systems may update at different times.

Franklin County Inmate Visitation

Franklin County does not publish a standalone jail-visitation page in the reviewed sources. The correct visitation schedule depends on the facility. Bannock uses Securus visitation account setup and allows two free 30-minute local visits per week according to the handbook details in the research. Cache County uses NCIC scheduling with on-site and remote visit options. Caribou County publishes onsite kiosk windows and remote video windows. Rules can change, so confirm with the facility before travel or payment.

The Cache County Jail image was captured from the official Cache County Jail visitor information page.

Cache's schedule is relevant only if Franklin County custody has actually routed the person to that Utah facility.

Mail Money and Commissary

Bannock County Detention Center links Access Corrections for depositing money into accounts and for probation or parole payments. The handbook details in the research include mail, commissary, phones, property, medical care, grievances, release, and housing fees. The listed mail format is inmate mail care of Bannock County Detention Center, P.O. Box 4666, Pocatello, ID 83205. Books and magazines generally must come directly from a publisher or bookstore, soft cover in most cases, and obscene, sexually explicit, or security-risk material is not accepted.

Medical information is limited. Inmates submit medical requests to medical staff, and medical confidentiality limits what staff can release to family or friends. Grievance forms are available to inmates for conditions, treatment, health and safety hazards, and other confinement issues. Food service includes three meals daily, two hot, and Idaho jail standards require a minimum of 2,500 calories daily. Verified medical or religious diets may be provided. Housing fees may apply at Bannock under Idaho law, with $25 per day up to $500 per incarceration stated in the research.

Programs may include educational, religious, substance-abuse, life-skills, and similar services, with participation generally voluntary unless ordered by a judge. The handbook details also note that registered voters in custody may request absentee ballots through detention administration up to 60 days before an election. These facility rules do not prove that a person is housed there, so they should be used only after the Franklin County Sheriff or the facility confirms the custody location.

Franklin County Custody Updates

VINE is linked by Bannock County as a custody status and criminal case information notification resource. It can be useful when a family member needs updates rather than repeated calls, but it should be paired with the holding facility and court record for current legal obligations. Court dates and bond obligations may appear in iCourt even if the jail custody information is held by Bannock, Cache, or Caribou.

The Caribou County Jail image was captured from the official Caribou County detention and jail page.

Caribou's 49-bed facility houses male and female inmates at minimum, medium, and maximum security levels, including contract inmates from other Idaho counties and IDOC.