Find Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center Residents

Treasure Valley Reentry Resident Records

Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center is operated by the Idaho Department of Correction at 14195 S. Pleasant Valley Road in Kuna. IDOC says TVCRC opened in July 2004 and houses up to 108 male minimum-custody residents nearing release. A 2009 addition added visiting and administrative office space, which fits the center's community reentry mission.

TVCRC is not the same as Ada County's Community Transition Center. The Ada County CTC is a sheriff's office jail-related release program searched through county channels. TVCRC is an IDOC community reentry center for state residents. IDOC says residents may access treatment programs, support groups, community service, community-based employment, and other reentry options before final release. The proper lookup is the state resident search.

Treasure Valley Reentry Lookup

Use IDOC Resident/Client Search to check whether a person is at TVCRC. IDOC says the search covers people under department jurisdiction, including those incarcerated, on probation, or on parole. A result may show IDOC number, name, birth year, status, location or mailing address, and felony listings for active sentences.

Reentry status can change as a person moves toward release, parole, community employment, or another IDOC placement. IDOC updates the search daily but warns that status and location can change quickly. Confirm the current TVCRC location before sending mail, planning a visit, or relying on older prison records.

1. Open IDOC Resident/Client Search.
2. Search by last name or IDOC number.
3. Confirm location as Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center.
4. Use IDOC service pages for mail, money, phone, and visiting details.

Treasure Valley Reentry Contact

Use TVCRC contact details for IDOC reentry-center questions after confirming location through the state search. County jail staff cannot approve TVCRC visits, correct IDOC status, verify reentry schedules, or manage state resident accounts. The mailing address follows the IDOC record for this reentry center.

Treasure Valley Reentry Source

The official TVCRC page provides the capacity, opening history, address, phone, minimum-custody population, reentry programs, and 2009 addition detail.

The screenshot supports the center's IDOC reentry role and separates TVCRC from the Ada County Jail and Ada County Community Transition Center.

Treasure Valley Reentry Visiting

TVCRC visiting follows IDOC visiting rules and the reentry center's current schedule. Although TVCRC is minimum custody, it remains a correctional placement. Residents may have work, treatment, community service, or reentry obligations that affect availability. Confirm approval and schedule before travel.

Ada County Jail public video visiting does not apply. The county GettingOut system, sheriff's professional VVS process, and county jail free-visit allowance are for Ada County Jail custody. TVCRC contact with residents is managed through IDOC and facility rules.

Treasure Valley Mail and Accounts

Use IDOC mail guidelines, resident accounts, and phone services. TVCRC mail should follow the IDOC mailing address and current resident identity information.

Do not use Ada County Jail's scanned-mail address, jail commissary rules, iCare package process, or bond-payment instructions. Those systems do not govern IDOC reentry residents. If a person is nearing release, confirm current status before sending money or mail because movement can occur.

Treasure Valley and Ada County Custody

TVCRC is part of Ada County's correctional footprint, but it is a state reentry facility. Use the Ada County roster for sheriff custody and IDOC Resident/Client Search for TVCRC. The similar names of Ada County Community Transition Center and Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center can cause mistakes, but they are run by different agencies with separate resident records.

The agency split is more than a naming issue. Ada County's Community Transition Center is tied to local jail sentences, work search, and sheriff's office programs. Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center is tied to IDOC residents nearing release from state custody. A resident may have community employment or treatment activity while still being under IDOC rules. That means state search, state visiting, state mail, and state account instructions remain the correct route.

When records conflict, start with the current IDOC location result and then compare the address. TVCRC uses the Pleasant Valley Road Kuna location and IDOC facility page. County jail records use the Barrister Drive sheriff's office and jail campus. Matching the operator and address helps avoid sending mail, funds, visit requests, or account questions to the wrong system.

TVCRC's reentry status can also create a false impression that a person has fully left custody. IDOC describes the center as minimum custody for male residents nearing release, with access to treatment programs, support groups, community service, community-based employment, and other reentry options. Those activities are part of a supervised transition. Until IDOC shows discharge or another community status, the resident remains in the state corrections system. For families and record users, that means the state locator and IDOC resident-service pages remain more reliable than an old Ada County booking or court docket note.

For users comparing TVCRC with the county CTC, the fastest check is the operator. ACSO runs the Ada County Community Transition Center. IDOC runs TVCRC. The correct roster, account system, and visit rules follow that operator.

Use Ada County jail inmate records for county jail custody and the Ada County inmate population overview for the full facility map. Idaho VINE may be relevant for some notices, but IDOC VINE service is not active during restoration, so the direct state locator is the key source.