Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center

The Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center is a minimum-security facility located in Kuna, Idaho. This facility houses 108 adult male inmates who are nearing the end of their sentence and who are preparing for release from the custody of the Idaho Department of Corrections. 

Community re-entry centers, in the state of Idaho, are residential facilities that serve two main purposes. They allow residents to work while becoming reunited with their families and community, giving the residents a chance to prepare themselves for release. The re-entry centers also provide protection to the community through security and high accountability measures.

Prison Insights

Visiting Hours and Rules

Visiting hours at Treasure Valley are as follows:

The Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center has a set visiting schedule and check-in times, but the visiting schedule is subject to change based on emergency situations. Visitors who are not on time will be turned away. Special visits must be approved in advance.

Visitor Applications

All visitors must complete the Visiting Application Adult or Visiting Application Minor Child (if applicable) and have their application approved by the Idaho DOC before they can visit a resident at the Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center. 

Send visiting applications to:

Attn: Visiting Supervisor, TV-CRC
P.O. Box 8509
Boise, ID 83707
General Visiting Rules

Attempting to bring contraband into the Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center is a crime in the state of Idaho. Contraband includes (but is not limited to) tobacco, cell phones or telecommunication equipment, controlled/illegal substances, firearms or dangerous weapons, ammunition/explosives, and escape tools or devices. 

Any visitor who is caught trying to bring contraband into the Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center will be arrested and charged with a crime that is punishable by five years in prison and/or a fine of up to $10,000.

A visitor suspected of being under the influence of intoxicating beverages or drugs will be denied visitation. The use of tobacco products on IDOC property (including parking areas) is not allowed. No tobacco can be brought into any facility, and all tobacco products must be stored in a locked vehicle.

Visitors over the age of 16 must have valid and current photo identification (a driver’s license, state-issued ID, military ID, or valid/current United States passport). Visitors between the age of 16 and 18 years can also use student ID cards issued by their schools. 

Allowed Items

The following items are allowed in the visiting room: Photo ID, money for vending machines, vehicle keys, and if small children are visiting, a diaper bag. The diaper bag may contain diapers; wipes; a pacifier; two bottles of formula, milk, water, or juice; a container of baby food or cereal.

No cell phones, beepers, laptop/palm computers, cameras, or other electronic equipment is allowed in the visiting room.

Visitors are not allowed to give or receive any items from residents. 

No food or drink from outside the facility can be brought into the visiting room. Visitors may purchase food and drink items from the vending machines to share with a resident but must provide their own change or vending card.

Dress Code

Visitors must wear clothing that is conservative and modest, and proper undergarments must be worn. All visitors, including children, must wear shoes -- no bare feet. 

The following clothing items are not allowed in the visiting room: sleeveless garments, bare midriffs, scrubs, shorts, cutoffs, miniskirts, hats, caps, bandanas, doo-rags, spandex, and low-cut or see-through clothing. Multi-layered clothing that could be used to conceal contraband, such as coats and sweatshirts, are also not allowed.

Residents at Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center are allowed to receive letters (no packages) and photos (no Polaroids or nudity) from family and friends. Personal letters will be opened by staff and searched for contraband.

How to Call an Inmate

You can't call a resident at the Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center, but they do have access to phones during certain hours and are allowed to make outgoing calls.

How to Send Money

You can send money to a resident at Treasure Valley Community Re-entry Center through Access Corrections. They accept money orders, cashier’s checks and personal checks, as well as debit and credit cards (Visa and MasterCard). Walk-in cash services available at participating retailers. You can choose the most convenient method below:  

Online:   www.accesscorrections.com 

Phone:   1-866-345-1884 

Walk-in Sites: 

• CashPayToday.com (call 1-844-340-2274 to enroll and find a location)
• AceCashExpress.com (call 1-877-223-2274 to find a location)

Mail:                          
Secure Deposits-Idaho DOC                                                        
PO Box 12486                                                                            
St. Louis, MO 63132

Programs For Inmates

TVCRC residents have access to treatment programs, support groups, community service, community-based employment, and other options to promote a positive and successful reentry into the community.

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Careers at Treasure Valley Community Reentry Center

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