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The Ada County Sheriff's Office (ACSO) is the largest local law enforcement agency in Idaho, founded in 1864 and headquartered in Boise, Idaho, with nearly 900 employees comprising approximately 450 sworn personnel and over 400 professional staff. It serves the residents of Ada County, including the cities of Boise, Eagle, Kuna, and Star, providing a comprehensive suite of public safety and civic services: 24/7 patrol and 911 dispatch, jail operations and detention, forensic services, civil division (including concealed weapons permits and code enforcement), alternative sentencing, pretrial and misdemeanor probation, victim witness services, and community programs such as Neighborhood Watch, National Night Out, and the Sheriff's Youth Foundation. Specialized units include SWAT, K9, Marine Patrol, Crisis Intervention Team, and Crisis Negotiations Team.

On the technology side, ACSO operates a public-facing digital platform spanning an Ada Alert emergency notification system (built on CodeRED/Crisis24), an interactive crime mapping tool, a Tableau-based Jail Population Dashboard, online inmate roster and warrant lookup, a public records request portal, a sheriff payments portal, and video visitation and inmate deposits via GettingOut. The agency also publishes a Strategic Plan 2025 and maintains a careers portal through GovernmentJobs.

Revenue is not commercially generated. ACSO is funded primarily through county general fund appropriations and property taxes, supplemented by transaction fees for permits, citations, driver's licenses, and inmate deposits. Pricing is not publicly disclosed. The agency is governed as a county government entity under an elected Sheriff (currently Sheriff Matt Clifford) and operates two main physical locations within Boise.

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The Ada County Sheriff's Office is Idaho's largest local law enforcement agency, employing nearly 900 personnel to provide patrol, jail, dispatch, forensic, civil, and community services to Ada County residents across Boise, Eagle, Kuna, and Star.

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law enforcement services, emergency dispatch services, jail detention operations, civil process serving, public safety programs
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1State/Provincial Corrections, Probation & Parole Administration
CodeBPAIABAFPrimaryYes
2Victim Services & Witness Assistance (Justice System)
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  • Police Protection922120
  • Correctional Institutions922140
  • Parole Offices and Probation Offices922150
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Public Safety and Law Enforcement Services
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Primary funding from local taxpayer dollars allocated through county budget process

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Fees collected for services including concealed weapons permits, driver's licenses, inmate deposits, citation payments, and various administrative services

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The Ada County Sheriff's Office is a county government law enforcement agency that delivers patrol, 911 dispatch, jail detention, forensic analysis, civil process serving, concealed weapons permitting, alternative sentencing, victim witness services, and community safety programs to residents of Ada County, Idaho. It also operates specialized units (SWAT, K9, Marine Patrol, Crisis Intervention Team) and provides public-facing digital tools for crime mapping, emergency notifications (Ada Alert), inmate lookup, warrant searches, and online fee payments.

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The Ada County Sheriff's Office is Idaho's largest local law enforcement agency with nearly 900 employees. The organization operates a unified platform of public-facing digital services organized across several core operational areas: public safety (Ada Alert emergency notifications, Crime Mapping, Sex Offender Registry, 911 Dispatch), jail operations (Inmate Roster, Jail Population Dashboard, Video Visitation via GettingOut, Inmate Deposits), civil services (Civil Division, Concealed Weapons Permits, Code Enforcement, Alternative Sentencing), and community services (Victim Witness Services, Forensic Services, Pretrial/Misdemeanor Probation). Key digital products include Ada Alert for emergency communications, the Ada County Crime Map for public awareness, Sheriff Payments for online fee processing, and the GettingOut-integrated visitation and deposit system. The agency also maintains operational units including K9, Marine Patrol, SWAT, and Crisis Intervention Team.

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Regional law enforcement agency serving King County, Washington, including contract policing for smaller cities. Comparable hybrid model providing both county-wide services and contracted municipal policing.

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County sheriff's office serving the Chicago metropolitan area, providing patrol, corrections, court security, and civil services. Comparable in scope of integrated law enforcement and correctional services.

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County sheriff's office serving the Phoenix metro area with full-service law enforcement, jail, and civil operations. Comparable in scale and demographic context to Ada County's fast-growing Boise jurisdiction.

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County sheriff's office serving Austin, Texas, providing patrol, corrections, and civil services. Comparable rapidly-growing metro county with similar service scope and operational scale.

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County sheriff's office serving Portland, Oregon, providing corrections, civil services, and law enforcement. Comparable Pacific Northwest county agency with similar service mix including jail operations and patrol.

TypeDirect peer
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County sheriff's office serving the Houston metropolitan area with similar integrated functions including patrol, jail operations, civil process, and court security. Operates at a comparable scale to a major metro county.

TypeRegional player
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County sheriff's office serving the Salt Lake City metropolitan area with similar integrated services. Operates in an adjacent Mountain West region with comparable demographic and growth profile.

TypeRegional player
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County sheriff's office serving neighboring Canyon County, Idaho. Operates in the same state with similar service mix including patrol, jail, and civil services, though at a smaller scale.

TypeDirect peer
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The largest sheriff's department in the U.S. with comparable mission scope including patrol, jail, civil services, and specialized units. Directly comparable county-level law enforcement agency operating in a major metropolitan area.

TypeRegional player
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Law enforcement agency serving Clark County, Nevada (Las Vegas metro), providing patrol, corrections, and civil services. Operates in a comparable large-metro county jurisdiction in the Mountain/Pacific region.

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Ada County Sheriff's Office

Public Safety and Law Enforcement Servicesadasheriff.org

The Ada County Sheriff's Office is Idaho's largest local law enforcement agency, employing nearly 900 personnel to provide patrol, jail, dispatch, forensic, civil, and community services to Ada County residents across Boise, Eagle, Kuna, and Star.

What Ada County Sheriff's Office does

The Ada County Sheriff's Office (ACSO) is the largest local law enforcement agency in Idaho, founded in 1864 and headquartered in Boise, Idaho, with nearly 900 employees comprising approximately 450 sworn personnel and over 400 professional staff. It serves the residents of Ada County, including the cities of Boise, Eagle, Kuna, and Star, providing a comprehensive suite of public safety and civic services: 24/7 patrol and 911 dispatch, jail operations and detention, forensic services, civil division (including concealed weapons permits and code enforcement), alternative sentencing, pretrial and misdemeanor probation, victim witness services, and community programs such as Neighborhood Watch, National Night Out, and the Sheriff's Youth Foundation. Specialized units include SWAT, K9, Marine Patrol, Crisis Intervention Team, and Crisis Negotiations Team.

On the technology side, ACSO operates a public-facing digital platform spanning an Ada Alert emergency notification system (built on CodeRED/Crisis24), an interactive crime mapping tool, a Tableau-based Jail Population Dashboard, online inmate roster and warrant lookup, a public records request portal, a sheriff payments portal, and video visitation and inmate deposits via GettingOut. The agency also publishes a Strategic Plan 2025 and maintains a careers portal through GovernmentJobs.

Revenue is not commercially generated. ACSO is funded primarily through county general fund appropriations and property taxes, supplemented by transaction fees for permits, citations, driver's licenses, and inmate deposits. Pricing is not publicly disclosed. The agency is governed as a county government entity under an elected Sheriff (currently Sheriff Matt Clifford) and operates two main physical locations within Boise.

Ada County Sheriff's Office firmographics

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Name
Ada County Sheriff's Office
Legal name
Ada County Sheriff's Office
Website
https://adasheriff.org
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
The Ada County Sheriff's Office is Idaho's largest local law enforcement agency, employing nearly 900 personnel to provide patrol, jail, dispatch, forensic, civil, and community services to Ada County residents across Boise, Eagle, Kuna, and Star.
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Ada County Sheriff's Office industry classification

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Product category
Public Safety and Law Enforcement Services
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Police Protection (922120), Correctional Institutions (922140), Parole Offices and Probation Offices (922150)
akta.pro primary industry
State/Provincial Corrections, Probation & Parole Administration (BPAIABAF)
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Victim Services & Witness Assistance (Justice System) (BPAIAFAJ)

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  • Law enforcement services
  • Emergency dispatch services
  • Jail detention operations
  • Civil process serving
  • Public safety programs

Where Ada County Sheriff's Office is headquartered

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Boise
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United States
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North America

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Ada County Sheriff's Office business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. General Fund (Tax Revenue): Primary funding from local taxpayer dollars allocated through county budget process
  2. Fee-based Services: Fees collected for services including concealed weapons permits, driver's licenses, inmate deposits, citation payments, and various administrative services

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Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Ada County Sheriff's Office product offering

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Core offering

The Ada County Sheriff's Office is a county government law enforcement agency that delivers patrol, 911 dispatch, jail detention, forensic analysis, civil process serving, concealed weapons permitting, alternative sentencing, victim witness services, and community safety programs to residents of Ada County, Idaho. It also operates specialized units (SWAT, K9, Marine Patrol, Crisis Intervention Team) and provides public-facing digital tools for crime mapping, emergency notifications (Ada Alert), inmate lookup, warrant searches, and online fee payments.

Product overview

The Ada County Sheriff's Office is Idaho's largest local law enforcement agency with nearly 900 employees. The organization operates a unified platform of public-facing digital services organized across several core operational areas: public safety (Ada Alert emergency notifications, Crime Mapping, Sex Offender Registry, 911 Dispatch), jail operations (Inmate Roster, Jail Population Dashboard, Video Visitation via GettingOut, Inmate Deposits), civil services (Civil Division, Concealed Weapons Permits, Code Enforcement, Alternative Sentencing), and community services (Victim Witness Services, Forensic Services, Pretrial/Misdemeanor Probation). Key digital products include Ada Alert for emergency communications, the Ada County Crime Map for public awareness, Sheriff Payments for online fee processing, and the GettingOut-integrated visitation and deposit system. The agency also maintains operational units including K9, Marine Patrol, SWAT, and Crisis Intervention Team.

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  • Dispatch Services

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Ada County Sheriff's Office technology and API

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Recent moves5 records

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Ada County Sheriff's Office competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • King County Sheriff's Office: Regional law enforcement agency serving King County, Washington, including contract policing for smaller cities. Comparable hybrid model providing both county-wide services and contracted municipal policing.
  • Cook County Sheriff's Office: County sheriff's office serving the Chicago metropolitan area, providing patrol, corrections, court security, and civil services. Comparable in scope of integrated law enforcement and correctional services.
  • Maricopa County Sheriff's Office: County sheriff's office serving the Phoenix metro area with full-service law enforcement, jail, and civil operations. Comparable in scale and demographic context to Ada County's fast-growing Boise jurisdiction.
  • Travis County Sheriff's Office: County sheriff's office serving Austin, Texas, providing patrol, corrections, and civil services. Comparable rapidly-growing metro county with similar service scope and operational scale.
  • Multnomah County Sheriff's Office: County sheriff's office serving Portland, Oregon, providing corrections, civil services, and law enforcement. Comparable Pacific Northwest county agency with similar service mix including jail operations and patrol.
  • Harris County Sheriff's Office: County sheriff's office serving the Houston metropolitan area with similar integrated functions including patrol, jail operations, civil process, and court security. Operates at a comparable scale to a major metro county.
  • Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department: The largest sheriff's department in the U.S. with comparable mission scope including patrol, jail, civil services, and specialized units. Directly comparable county-level law enforcement agency operating in a major metropolitan area.

Regional players

  • Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office: County sheriff's office serving the Salt Lake City metropolitan area with similar integrated services. Operates in an adjacent Mountain West region with comparable demographic and growth profile.
  • Canyon County Sheriff's Office: County sheriff's office serving neighboring Canyon County, Idaho. Operates in the same state with similar service mix including patrol, jail, and civil services, though at a smaller scale.
  • Clark County Sheriff's Office: Law enforcement agency serving Clark County, Nevada (Las Vegas metro), providing patrol, corrections, and civil services. Operates in a comparable large-metro county jurisdiction in the Mountain/Pacific region.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles1 record

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Ada County Sheriff's Office M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Ada County Sheriff's Office

What does Ada County Sheriff's Office do?

The Ada County Sheriff's Office is a county government law enforcement agency that delivers patrol, 911 dispatch, jail detention, forensic analysis, civil process serving, concealed weapons permitting, alternative sentencing, victim witness services, and community safety programs to residents of Ada County, Idaho. It also operates specialized units (SWAT, K9, Marine Patrol, Crisis Intervention Team) and provides public-facing digital tools for crime mapping, emergency notifications (Ada Alert), inmate lookup, warrant searches, and online fee payments.

Is Ada County Sheriff's Office a public or private company?

Ada County Sheriff's Office is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Ada County Sheriff's Office founded?

Ada County Sheriff's Office was founded in -1. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Ada County Sheriff's Office based?

Ada County Sheriff's Office is headquartered in Boise, United States, in the North America region.

How does Ada County Sheriff's Office make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. General Fund (Tax Revenue) is the primary driver. The others are fee-based Services.

Who are Ada County Sheriff's Office's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are King County Sheriff's Office, Cook County Sheriff's Office, Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Travis County Sheriff's Office, Multnomah County Sheriff's Office, Harris County Sheriff's Office and Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Regional players are Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office, Canyon County Sheriff's Office and Clark County Sheriff's Office.

Does Ada County Sheriff's Office have an API?

No public API is recorded for Ada County Sheriff's Office.

What industry is Ada County Sheriff's Office in?

Ada County Sheriff's Office's product category is Public Safety and Law Enforcement Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIABAF, State/Provincial Corrections, Probation & Parole Administration, with a secondary code of BPAIAFAJ, Victim Services & Witness Assistance (Justice System). Its NAICS code is 922120.

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YahooFirst, door key unlocks local man’s tie to 1982 Tylenol poisonings; Now, tamperings in Jacksonville?Ada County Sheriff's Office detective Tim Cooper linked chemist Matthew Betkouski to the 1982 Tylenol poisonings after a key from his home opened a door in Jacksonville. Cooper found newspaper clippings showing tampering with eye drops and nasal sprays in Florida, and photographic evidence of Betkouski's residence in Waycross. Betkouski has not been named a suspect, but Cooper hopes the findings will advance the cold case.YahooCold Case Update: Ada County Sheriff's Office Identifies 'The Unknown Wanderer'The Ada County Sheriff's Office identified the man who died of cyanide poisoning in an Idaho church in 1982 as Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski, an organic chemist. Investigators found a map of Chicago and a bottle of sodium cyanide among his belongings, raising questions about a link to the unsolved 1982 Chicago Tylenol murders, though he could not be placed in Chicago during the final week of September 1982.PRESSBEEThis 1980s Cult-Classic Series Is Returning With Its First-Ever Documentary Film ...Saudi ArabiaThe revived Unsolved Mysteries series will release its first-ever documentary, Unmasking the Tylenol Killer, on The Roku Channel on October 9. The film investigates the 1982 Tylenol poisonings, which claimed seven lives, and was announced after a press conference with the Ada County Sheriff's Office.The Hollywood ReporterBoise Cops Solve “The Unknown Wanderer” Cold Case, Say Man May Also Be the Tylenol MurdererAda County Sheriff's Office identified the Unknown Wanderer as Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski, an organic chemist who died by cyanide ingestion in 1982. Police suspect he may be the Tylenol murderer, but he is not named a suspect and no new evidence is released. A documentary on the case premieres October 9 on Roku.Idaho News 6 Boise Twin Falls (KIVI)UPDATE: Missing 19-year-old recovered from Snake River near Swan Falls DamThe Ada County Sheriff's Office recovered the body of 19-year-old Cyrus Pratt from the Snake River near Swan Falls Dam in Idaho following a multi-agency search operation. The incident occurred on Father's Day when Pratt fell into the river while crossing with his father, prompting a rescue attempt that was unsuccessful.Idahostatesman‘Reckless and senseless:’ Two arrested after gunfire at Kuna death sceneTwo teenagers were arrested and charged with aggravated assault after firing a vehicle near an Ada County Sheriff’s Office death investigation scene in Kuna. The gunfire occurred while seven law enforcement and forensic personnel were processing the scene, forcing them to take cover as bullets ricocheted nearby. No injuries were reported, but the suspects face multiple felony counts for endangering the responders.Idaho News 6 Boise Twin Falls (KIVI)Two charged with felony aggravated assault after firing at ACSO officials in KunaTwo teenagers were arrested and charged with felony aggravated assault after firing shots at Ada County Sheriff's officers in Kuna, Idaho. The incident occurred while deputies were processing a suicide scene, resulting in no injuries but prompting the arrest of an 18-year-old and a 16-year-old male.IdahostatesmanCoroner identifies Kuna woman killed in Initial Point ATV crashThe Ada County Coroner’s Office identified 76-year-old Michelle Driscoll as the driver who died in an ATV crash near Initial Point in Kuna on Saturday. The incident occurred when the vehicle rolled down a rocky embankment, resulting in Driscoll's death from blunt force injuries and life-threatening injuries for her 73-year-old passenger. The Ada County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the accident.GlobeNewswireNorthrop Grumman to Upgrade and Maintain Dispatch System for Ada County Sheriff's Office in Boise, IdahoNorthrop Grumman will upgrade the Ada County Sheriff's Office CommandPoint CAD system in Boise, Idaho, integrating new technology and a disaster recovery system. The follow-on contract includes 13 months of user training and hardware from Hewlett-Packard. The upgrade aims to improve emergency response and interoperability.