Idaho Sex Offender Registry

Operated by Idaho State Police

Idaho maintains a public, searchable registry where you can look up registered sex offenders by name, address, ZIP code, county, or city. Information is provided by the responsible state agency and is the most authoritative source available.

The Idaho registry typically lets the public search by:

• Offender name: First, last, or partial name match.
• Address or ZIP code: View registered offenders within a specified radius of an address.
• City or county: Browse the list of registered offenders in a specific area.
• Map view: Many states offer interactive maps showing offender locations.
• Email or text alerts: Subscribe to notifications when an offender registers near you.

Display rules vary by tier and jurisdiction. Some offenders may not appear publicly under state law. Always verify current status directly with the official registry or local law enforcement.

Each county sheriff below links to the office's own website or to the sheriff's page on the county website, opened and checked on October 16, 2026. Search the statewide registry above for registered offenders.

1 of 44 Idaho counties have no sheriff web page we could confirm, so they are not listed.

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Sex offender registry information is provided to help the public protect themselves and their families. It must not be used to harass, threaten, intimidate, or discriminate against any individual. Misuse may be a criminal offense under state and federal law.

If you have specific safety concerns or believe a registered offender is in violation, contact your local law enforcement agency or the Idaho State Police directly.