Five County Juvenile & Youth Rehabilitation Center in Fremont County, Idaho is a county juvenile detention center, used primarily for pretrial holding of minors in juvenile court proceedings and short-term post-adjudication placements. Youth here are typically waiting for adjudication hearings, awaiting transfer to a state facility, or serving short county-level dispositions. Visitation is structured around these realities: scheduled visits for parents and approved family, court and attorney access, and case management contact. Before traveling, call 208-624-1345 ext 104 to confirm the current schedule and your status on the approved visitor list.
Approved visitors typically include parents, legal guardians, custodial grandparents, and siblings. Stepparents and extended family may be approved case-by-case through the juvenile court or facility case management. Foster parents, child welfare caseworkers, and probation officers are generally pre-approved through their professional role. Attorneys, court-appointed advocates, and clergy have separate access. Minor siblings usually require a parent or guardian to accompany them. To add someone to the approved visitor list, the parent or legal guardian typically submits a written request, sometimes with court or case manager input.
County juvenile detention centers commonly schedule visits on weekends and selected weekday evenings, with shorter and more frequent visits than adult facilities. Visits at Five County Juvenile & Youth Rehabilitation Center may be contact visits in a structured family area, non-contact visits through glass, or video visits depending on facility setup and the youth's current status. Call 208-624-1345 ext 104 for the current schedule and whether the youth is eligible for visits.
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Custodial parents and guardians may also need legal documentation establishing custody. Dress code is enforced: no revealing attire, no clothing that resembles staff or resident uniforms, no items that could be passed to the youth. Leave phones, bags, and personal items in your vehicle or lobby lockers. Visitor behavior is monitored; violations can result in the youth losing visiting privileges.
Most youth at Five County Juvenile & Youth Rehabilitation Center are involved with the juvenile court and assigned to a probation officer or case manager who coordinates the case. The probation officer is often the family's primary point of contact for case status, court hearings, release planning, and visitor approvals beyond immediate family. Building a working relationship with the probation officer helps families stay informed and advocate effectively. Ask for the probation officer's name when you call 208-624-1345 ext 104.
Youth at Five County Juvenile & Youth Rehabilitation Center are typically scheduled for an initial detention hearing within a few days of being detained, followed by adjudication and disposition hearings as the case proceeds. Release outcomes vary: release to a parent or guardian, community supervision, transfer to a state juvenile facility, or transfer to adult court in serious cases. Family attendance at court hearings is important and can affect the judge's decisions on release conditions.
For information on phone discount plans and mail support for juvenile facilities, see InmateAid's services and call 208-624-1345 ext 104.
VISITATION HOURS
Generally visits occur Monday through Friday 6-8 p.m. , Saturday 9:00a.m.-11:45 a.m. and 1:00 to 4:45 p.m, and on Sunday from 9:00a.m.-11:45, 3:00p.m.-5:00p.m. Parents and legal guardians are allowed to visit. Juveniles may have visitation with Legal Attorneys' and Clergy. All other visitors must be approved by the Facility Director or Designee, and the juveniles' Juvenile Probation Officer prior to being allowed visitation.
Visitors are required to phone 5-C to schedule a visitation appointment in advance. Authorized visitors must present valid photo identification. Authorized visitors must be 18 years of age or older.
Any resident has the right to refuse visitation.
Authorized visitors are not permitted to give the residents any items.
Purses, backpacks, satchels, keys and such should be left in the car or secured in a locker in the waiting area before visitation.
Visitors are not allowed to bring any type of contraband into the facility. Examples include pocket knives, tobacco, lighters or matches into the facility. Five County Detention is a smoke free, drug free workplace.
Authorized visitors are subject to search.
Authorized visitors must be properly attired. Any person in indecent or inappropriate clothing will be asked to leave.
Authorized visitors that appear to the staff to be intoxicated or otherwise not in control of his or her behavior will not be allowed to visit.