Oneida County keeps no jail of its own. Oneida keeps no jail or holding cell; Oneida deputies drive each Malad City arrestee to the Caribou County Jail, 475 East 2nd South, Soda Springs (208-547-3094). Call the Oneida sheriff at 208-766-2251.

A neighbor may hold an Oneida arrestee if its deputies made the Malad City arrest or its warrant started the Oneida case. Jails near Malad City:

• Bannock County Detention Center, 208-236-7125
• Franklin County Jail listing, 208-852-1234
• Power County Jail, 208-226-2311

On VINELink, enter the name and confirm the Oneida County holding jail in the Oneida custody line. Or call 208-766-2251.

VINE on a phone: VINELink on the App Store or VINELink on Google Play.

Phone 208-766-2251 to ask Oneida deputies about a Malad City warrant. The Idaho iCourt case search shows any Oneida case and its dates.

JE's Oneida County bail guide lists Oneida amounts, Malad City payment steps and Oneida refunds. An Oneida judge sets felony bail, while Malad City misdemeanors use the state's Oneida schedule list.

At release, Oneida County returns Malad City booking property; phone 208-766-2251 before you drive to Malad City.

• Visits: see our Oneida County visitation page; Malad City visits may be Oneida video from home or the Malad City lobby; confirm Oneida times.
• Oneida calls and texts: Malad City prisoners dial out, and Oneida relatives fund a prepaid Malad City phone or message account.
• Oneida deposits: sending money to an Oneida inmate.
• Mail: address Oneida letters with the prisoner's full name and Malad City booking number; confirm Oneida rules with 208-766-2251

The Office of the State Public Defender assigns Oneida counsel when an Oneida County defendant can't pay; ask the Malad City magistrate at the first appearance (208-605-4575).

The Oneida County Courthouse is at 10 Court Street, Malad City, ID 83252; call 208-766-4116. Magistrates take misdemeanors and first appearances; Oneida felonies go to a Malad City district judge. Find Oneida dates on the Idaho iCourt case search.

Phone 208-766-2251 and tell the Malad City shift supervisor about the concern. Oneida staff can't share Malad City medical details, yet they log the Oneida report. In a Malad City emergency, call 911.

People under 18 go to juvenile detention, not the Oneida adult holding jail. District VI Juvenile Detention Center in Pocatello (208-234-1080).

Federal charges from Oneida County go to the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho, Eastern Division, 801 E. Sherman St., Pocatello (208-478-4123). At the first federal appearance, the Oneida defendant may get a detention hearing under 18 U.S.C. 3142. While the case is pending, the Oneida defendant may sit in a contract county jail; 208-766-2251 can tell you if Malad City has them. Once sentenced, the Oneida County defendant appears on the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator.

1. Oneida County screens new bookings under Idaho Code 18-9008 and notifies Homeland Security within 48 hours when an Oneida prisoner may be foreign-born.
2. A Form I-247A detainer asks the Oneida holding jail to hold the person.
3. Idaho Code 18-9005(4) has Oneida County honor a reasonable detainer.
4. The Oneida County hold runs at most 48 hours, counted straight through weekends and holidays.
5. The ICE Idaho Falls office (2075 N Boulevard, Idaho Falls, ID 83402, 208-535-5100) takes Oneida County detainees, many to the Elmore County Detention Center in Mountain Home.
6. Find the Oneida detainee on the ICE Online Detainee Locator System.

After an Oneida felony sentence, IDOC intake classifies the Malad City prisoner, then picks an Oneida placement. Search the Idaho Department of Correction Resident/Client Search and read our Idaho state prisons guide.

Reporters may ask the Oneida sheriff for Malad City mugshots as public records. Oneida ICE photos: file an ICE FOIA request. Oneida federal booking photos stay private; the U.S. Marshals Service may release one for a Malad City fugitive.

Main Oneida County towns include Malad City. The arresting agency in Oneida can say where it took the person.

• Oneida sheriff, non-emergency: 208-766-2251