Kane County ICE Release Routes
ICE custody is federal civil immigration custody. It is separate from the county criminal case and from UDC or BOP imprisonment. An ICE detainer can request notice and a custody handoff when a criminal jail would otherwise release a person. In that setting, Kane County records may say the person left the jail, while ICE records show that custody continued.
No official evidence reviewed identifies Kane County Jail as an ICE detention center or confirms a current Kane County ICE detention agreement. No separate ICE facility was identified in the county. A Kane County connection can therefore begin with a local arrest and lead to a federal placement elsewhere. The correct record follows the person rather than assuming a local ICE building exists.
Search Kane County ICE Custody
The ICE Online Detainee Locator System, or ODLS, provides two search methods. Use the nine-digit A-number and country of birth when available. Otherwise, enter the exact name, date of birth, and country of birth. Exact spelling and complete biographical details matter.
Use these steps:
- Choose the identifier path. Prefer the nine-digit A-number plus country of birth.
- Use exact biographical data if needed. Enter the full name, date of birth, and country exactly.
- Review the returned status or location. Note the date of the check and the information ODLS supplies.
- Compare the Kane movement record. Match the name, departure date, and receiving authority where maintained.
- Contact ICE ERO when the search fails. A field-office inquiry can address records omitted from the public system.
- Keep the conclusion narrow. State current ICE custody, a recent ICE release, or no result at that time.
The Kane County released inmate search shows when to use the jail, Utah VINE, UDC, BOP, or ICE path. ODLS does not replace a county jail record or a criminal court order.
Kane ICE Locator Search Fields
ODLS requires more than a loose name query. Its inputs are designed to identify a person within ICE’s public coverage, while output may be limited. A missing field or minor spelling difference can prevent a match.
| ODLS item | Use and limit |
|---|---|
| Nine-digit A-number | Primary identifier search; must be paired with country of birth. |
| Exact name | Biographical search field that should match the ICE record spelling. |
| Date of birth | Helps distinguish people who share a name. |
| Country of birth | Required for both locator search paths described by ICE. |
| Detention location or status | Returned when available within public coverage and disclosure rules. |
| Recent-release result | May appear within ICE’s stated prior-60-day coverage, subject to exclusions and lag. |
Minors do not appear in ODLS. ICE can also omit records for safety, security, discretion, or processing reasons. Uploads may lag. Therefore a no-result should always be reported as “not found in ODLS at this time.” It is not proof that ICE released the person.
Kane ICE Recent Release Window
ICE states that ODLS covers current detainees and people released from ICE custody within the prior 60 days. That recent-release window is federal and specific to ODLS. It is not Kane County’s jail release-retention period, and it does not create a public Kane County release feed.
After 60 days, a missing result is especially inconclusive. Even inside the window, exclusions, safety concerns, spelling, incomplete data, or delayed uploads may block a match. Retain the A-number and event details, then contact the appropriate ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations field office when the public locator does not resolve the inquiry.
A result showing release from ICE custody still answers only the ICE part. It does not prove that another criminal, state, or federal authority lacks custody. Check any known receiving agency and the relevant court record.
Note: The 60-day ODLS scope concerns ICE releases, not a deadline for Kane County to retain its own booking or movement record.
Kane Jail to ICE Transfer
When Kane County Jail would otherwise release a person, an ICE detainer can support notice and a transfer request. The county departure entry should identify the receiving authority or destination where maintained. Ask for the exact departure time, release or transfer type, booking number, and receiving agency.
Call Kane County Jail at 435-644-4914 for immediate county custody routing. For written proof, use the Sheriff GRAMA process. Include the person’s full name, date of birth if known, booking period, and case or booking number. The sheriff states that a response may take up to 10 business days.
Then check ODLS and contact ICE if needed. The two records should be read in sequence: Kane County ended its physical custody, and ICE either accepted custody or later reported another status. Do not collapse that sequence into one generic “release.”
No Kane ICE Facility Verified
No official source reviewed established a dedicated ICE detention facility in Kane County. The research also did not verify that Kane County Jail currently holds people under an ICE detention contract. Statewide or national ICE activity cannot be used to infer a local agreement.
This distinction protects against false location claims. A person with Kane County ties could be detained at a facility outside the county, and ODLS may identify that location when disclosure is available. Use the returned facility, the field office, and the county movement record. Do not tell a family to travel to the Kane County Public Safety Complex as though it were an ICE visiting site.
Kane County’s official web posture is contact-and-request based. Its jail page provides booking and bail context but no public name roster. An unrelated commercial detainee page cannot fill that gap.
Kane ICE Records and Contact
No local ICE facility address or person-specific ICE telephone number was established for Kane County. The national public search is ODLS. When it does not return a result, use the appropriate ICE ERO field office identified through official ICE channels. The Kane County Jail handles only the county side of a departure.
Kane County ICE facility: none verified
Online Detainee Locator System
Coverage: current custody and certain releases within 60 days
County jail information: 435-644-4914
Do not list Kane County Jail as an ICE detention facility. Its address is relevant only when seeking the county booking or movement record. No public ICE counter hours should be invented.
Separate Kane ICE Custody Systems
ODLS, BOP, USMS, UDC, and Utah VINE are not interchangeable. ODLS concerns ICE civil custody. BOP concerns sentenced federal prison custody. USMS manages federal criminal pretrial custody and has no public name locator. UDC covers current Utah corrections supervision, while VINE supplies custody alerts from participating source feeds.
- ICE detainer
- A federal request tied to notice and possible custody transfer when another agency would otherwise release a person.
- ODLS
- The federal public locator for current ICE detention and some recent ICE releases.
- A-number
- An immigration identifier used with country of birth for an ODLS search.
- Transfer
- Movement between custodians while confinement or detention continues.
Choose the system based on legal authority, not geography alone. A person may leave a Kanab building and enter a federal system whose facility is elsewhere.
Build Kane ICE Release Proof
The strongest proof uses a pair of records. First, obtain Kane County’s dated movement entry showing that county custody ended and naming ICE or another destination where maintained. Second, retain the ODLS result or ICE field-office response that describes the federal status. Add the criminal court record when it explains why the local jail would otherwise release the person.
If ODLS shows a recent release, record the date of the check, A-number where lawfully available, exact status wording, and any location. Ask ICE for clarification when destination or timing remains unclear. If ODLS is blank, do not infer release. Use the field office, counsel where involved, and the underlying records.
This method respects the locator’s limits. It also keeps Kane County’s criminal custody record distinct from ICE’s civil custody record, which is necessary to state accurately whether the person transferred, remained detained, or left ICE custody.