The Ada County Sheriff’s Office is the largest local law enforcement agency in Idaho, with 655 employees. That includes 315 commissioned deputies and 323 professional staffers.
The Ada County Sheriff’s Office is committed to giving every citizen the best possible service. Our main goal is to ensure Ada County is a safe place to live, work, and play.
Ada County’s judges have access to a new tool today that will allow them to make better-informed decisions on whether to let someone just arrested to get out of jail. Ada County Sheriff’s Office employees are now using a revised version of the Idaho Pretrial Risk Assessment (IPRAI) report that judges review before people who
Eagle Police have arrested a 65-year-old man who did not report his mother’s death for what could be several months – or even longer. William R. Rhoton is being held in the Ada County Jail on a felony count of Failure to Notify or Delay Notification of Death to Law Enforcement and/or the Coroner on
Six deputies with the Ada County Sheriff’s Office dive team searched five miles of the Boise River Thursday in Star for missing 19-year-old swimmer Ezekiel Vargas but were not able to find any sign of him. Ezekiel Vargas went missing while swimming with some friends in the Boise River June 5 near Star Road and
