Bingham County Jail

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At a Glance

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  • For GettingOut service questions or information about setting up purchased call credits by phone, call 866-516-0115.
  • For inmate information, call the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office Detention information line at (208) 782-3057.

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  • The GettingOut workflow described by Jail Exchange allows messages of up to 500 characters, including punctuation. You can use the character countdown to track the limit.
  • You can attach credits so your loved one can reply to your message, but adding reply credits is optional.

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Topic Overviews

Visitation

To ask about visiting someone at Bingham County Jail, contact Detention Command at (208) 782-3076 or Inmate Information at (208) 782-3057. Ask how to arrange your visit, whether you need to be on an approved visitor list and what identification you must provide. For video visits, call Detention Command to ask about availability and arrangements.

Mail & Letters

To prepare an ordinary personal letter, follow Prison Handbook’s instructions: print the recipient’s full name, inmate ID and jail address on the letter, and send it through the U.S. Postal Service rather than another delivery method. Its mailing address is Bingham County Jail, 501 N Maple #405, Blackfoot, ID 83221. Those instructions prohibit packages, padded envelopes, plastic bags and envelopes containing metal. Staff open, read and examine ordinary personal correspondence and return mail deemed inappropriate. Prison Handbook recommends reviewing the official jail site before mailing because the mail policy changes. You can use the Bingham County Sheriff Departments page as the official contact route.

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Communication

You receive calls from Bingham County Jail rather than calling the person in custody directly. The facility must approve the contacts they supply during booking. Jail Exchange identifies GettingOut as the jail’s phone service. For prepaid communication, Jail Exchange describes two choices. The INMATE ACCOUNT lets the person in custody spend the balance on calls to approved numbers or other available communication services. The FRIENDS & FAMILY ACCOUNT gives you control over communication spending and the number they can call. Neither is a commissary deposit. You can also accept collect calls if your landline service supports them, with charges appearing on your next phone bill. Carrier fees or restrictions may apply, and mobile phones usually do not accept collect calls. Quick Connect instead bills an incoming call immediately to a debit or credit card on file; follow the automated instructions when the call arrives. If you have trouble receiving collect calls, contact your own phone-service provider.

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Sending Commissary

If you want to send commissary money to someone at Bingham County Jail, contact Inmate Information at (208) 782-3057 or Detention Command at (208) 782-3076 and ask for the funding destination and deposit instructions. Keep the purpose of the account clear when you ask. An independent listing describes GettingOut’s Inmate Account and Friends & Family Account as ways to pay for calls and other communication services.

Common Questions

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Who can I contact about video visits?

You can call Detention Command at (208) 782-3076 to ask about video-visit availability and how to arrange a video visit.

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How should I address a personal letter to someone at Bingham County Jail?

Prison Handbook’s address format places the recipient’s full name and inmate ID above Bingham County Jail, 501 N Maple #405, Blackfoot, ID 83221. Include #405 in the address.

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Can I send a personal letter in a padded envelope?

Prison Handbook’s instructions prohibit padded envelopes, packages, plastic bags and envelopes containing metal. For ordinary personal mail, staff open, read and examine the correspondence and return mail deemed inappropriate.

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Can I call someone at Bingham County Jail directly?

You cannot call someone in custody directly. They must call you, and the facility must first approve the contacts they supply during booking.

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Which prepaid account gives me control over calls to my number?

Jail Exchange describes the FRIENDS & FAMILY ACCOUNT as the option that lets you control communication spending and the phone number the person in custody can call. With the INMATE ACCOUNT, the person in custody controls spending on calls to approved numbers and other available communication services. These are communication accounts, not commissary deposits.

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How do I pay for a call with Quick Connect?

Quick Connect uses a debit or credit card on file to pay for an incoming call. When the call arrives, follow the automated voice system’s instructions to pay for that call. The charge is billed immediately to your card.

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