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Where to Ask for an Elmore Record

Choose the office that actually holds the record. The county jail and sheriff handle booking and custody questions. Mountain Home Police handles its own incident records. Glenns Ferry's clerk handles city-held material when the city confirms it has the document. The court, IDOC, BOP, and ICE each answer separate post-booking or custody questions.

The sheriff's current records request form accepts document/report and photograph requests. It says photographs are supplied on a CD, cannot be emailed, and cost $2.00 plus mailing cost. Describe the person, date, incident, and case number as fully as possible. The form explains an initial three-business-day review and the longer response framework when more time is needed.

Choose the Right Lookup

The following routes keep county custody, a city report, a court case, and later state or federal custody from being mixed together:

• For a current county booking, open the county booking and roster path, follow the official Sheriff Connect doorway, and call the jail if the app has no result.
• For a booking report or photograph, submit the current ECSO form. A released person may no longer be visible in the app.
• For a Mountain Home incident report, use the Mountain Home Police public-records form and ask whether MHPD or ECSO is the photo custodian.
• For a Glenns Ferry city-held document, use the city public-records form. Start with ECSO for a county booking or photograph.
• For a court hearing, filing, or disposition, search the Idaho iCourt portal or ask the proper clerk.
• For a sentenced or supervised state prisoner, use the IDOC Resident/Client Search. It is not a county photo roster.
• For federal custody, use the BOP inmate locator. For current immigration custody, use the ICE Online Detainee Locator.

Before Calling an Agency

Have the full name, date of birth when appropriate, arrest or booking date, city, incident type, and case number ready. Say whether the request concerns current custody, a released booking, an incident report, a photograph, or a court disposition. This helps staff route the question and reduces the chance of confusing two people with similar names.

For a routine custody notification, the county jail page links VINE and lists 1-866-984-6343. VINE is a notification channel, not a booking-photo service. For an immediate danger, call 911. For a routine public-safety question, use the sheriff's non-emergency or dispatch number, (208) 587-2100.