Check IFCRC Release Status

IFCRC Placement Is Custody

Idaho Falls Community Reentry Center is an IDOC transition facility. It is not the Fremont County Jail and is not a general community service address. A resident may leave the building for approved work or services while remaining in state custody. Physical activity beyond a prison perimeter does not turn the placement into parole or discharge.

The active IDOC result controls the public description. If it says “In custody” and names IFCRC, custody continues. When the result changes to “In community” and supplies Released to Supervision, it supports placement on parole or probation. A “Discharged” result with a date supports satisfaction of the IDOC sentence. These labels answer different questions and should be quoted accurately.

Confirm an IFCRC Release

Use the official IDOC Resident/Client Search. Search by last name with optional first name, or by IDOC number. Partial searches require the first two letters of the last name or first three IDOC-number digits. Match the IDOC number, full name, and birth year before relying on a row.

1. Read the exact status in the result list.
2. Open the active detail and check its location or supervising district.
3. Look for Released to Supervision when the status says “In community.”
4. Separate that past event from the Sentence Satisfaction Date.
5. For final sentence completion, look for “Discharged” with a date.

IDOC updates the search daily and warns that location, status, and scheduled termination can change rapidly. A move out of IFCRC may not appear at the same moment in every system. Use the later positive status and, when necessary, obtain the state record.

IFCRC Status Evidence Table

The public fields form a sequence, not a single projected-release answer. Reading them in order prevents an eligibility date or facility move from being reported as actual release.

Sentence Satisfaction Date is a scheduled active-sentence endpoint. Parole Eligibility Date is the earliest parole-consideration point. Tentative Parole Date is a conditional Commission target. None of those future-facing fields alone proves that an IFCRC resident left custody.

IFCRC District 7 Context

IFCRC serves eastern Idaho, and IDOC District 7 includes Fremont County along with several neighboring counties. That regional link is why the facility belongs in the Fremont custody map even though it is outside the county. Geography alone does not determine the supervising office or current status.

An active “In community” detail can identify the supervising district and officer contact. Use that displayed assignment rather than guessing based on the person’s home, sentencing county, or nearest office. The District 7 main office is a useful agency contact, but a person should not be told to report there unless the record or officer directs it.

Request IFCRC Release Records

Use the IDOC records portal for a formal state record. Identify the resident by full name and IDOC number, state the narrow date range, and name the event needed. A focused request might seek the record of transfer from IFCRC, placement on community supervision, or sentence discharge.

Sentencing Records can process judgments and sentence-credit material, but it cannot alter the court’s sentence. If a public-search field is inaccurate, direct the correction request to IDOC and identify the precise item. If the issue is in the judgment, obtain the document from the sentencing court and follow that court’s process.

Note: No research source supplied a separate public IFCRC release feed, so do not invent a center-specific roster or archive.

IFCRC Contact and Routing

The research identifies IFCRC as an IDOC facility serving eastern Idaho, but it does not supply a verified facility street address or direct phone for this page. Those details are omitted instead of borrowed from a general web listing. Current residents and formal release records remain IDOC matters.

Use the agency contact to confirm the right program or records unit. For a person on supervision, the active IDOC detail may give a district, officer, and phone. For a person still “In custody,” direct facility questions through IDOC. The absence of a published direct contact in this research does not imply that no internal record exists.

SAWC to IFCRC Transfers

St. Anthony Work Camp is inside Fremont County and is another IDOC custody setting. A move from SAWC to IFCRC can look like a release because the person left a prison work camp and may begin more community activity. Legally and operationally, the public status can still remain “In custody.”

Compare the IDOC location before and after the move. If custody status stays active, describe a transfer to a community reentry center. Do not call it parole. The St. Anthony Work Camp status guide covers the state-prison side of this local transition. Only a later “In community” status and Released to Supervision date support community placement.

Four Idaho Release Dates

Idaho records split release timing into several concepts. Parole Eligibility Date marks when parole consideration can begin. A Tentative Parole Date follows a Commission grant but remains conditional. Released to Supervision records the actual placement on supervision. Sentence Satisfaction Date is the calculated endpoint of the active sentence.

The Commission can require programming, plan approval, and paperwork before a tentative date becomes an actual transition. If the date passes while IDOC still shows “In custody” at IFCRC or another location, do not state that release occurred. Check the updated result and Commission action, then contact the agencies if the records conflict.

Final discharge is retrospective. Once the result displays “Discharged” with a date, IDOC says the sentence has been satisfied. The public discharged row may omit conviction details, so use iCourt or a sentencing-record request for the underlying case, subject to court access limits.

IFCRC Parole Confirmation Chain

A Commission Notice of Action Taken can explain the authority for a planned parole. It may include the IDOC number, decision, next hearing, and Tentative Parole Date. The notice is a decision summary, not a release certificate.

After the target date, return to the IDOC search. “In community” plus Released to Supervision links the prior grant to actual placement. If the person remains “In custody,” a program, plan, paperwork issue, later decision, or another condition may be involved. Contact IDOC or the Commission rather than selecting a cause without a record.

This sequence matters for family coordination and release notification. It gives each source a defined role: the Commission decides parole, IDOC records the custody status, and District 7 supervises the person after placement when assigned.

IFCRC and County Jail Records

A Fremont County Jail release record cannot prove an eventual exit from IFCRC. It can show that county custody ended and may name IDOC as the next custodian. The later IDOC history then explains SAWC, IFCRC, community supervision, or discharge.

Likewise, Released to Supervision does not necessarily give the exact timestamp for a prior Fremont jail departure. The systems cover different events. For a complete timeline, pair the Sheriff’s booking and release entry with the court judgment and the IDOC status. The Fremont County release-record guide explains how those sources fit together.

Limits of IFCRC Search Results

An old result is historical. It does not rule out a later return to custody, new case, warrant, or another jurisdiction. A missing result can reflect spelling, identifiers, a different system, data timing, or a restricted record. Absence is not proof of release.

Use the narrowest supported conclusion. Say the person remained in IDOC custody at IFCRC, entered community supervision on the displayed date, or had the IDOC sentence discharged on the displayed date. Avoid broader claims about every court matter or form of supervision. That exact wording respects the boundaries of the state source.