The full form of ICIO is Idaho Correctional Institution Orofino.

Idaho Correctional Institution in Orofino was originally an old state school and mental health facility that was modified into a prison. A new wing was added in 1988.  ICIO is designed to house up to 580 male inmates.  The facility primarily houses medium custody inmates, but also houses offenders needing protective custody. Givens Hall, a unit adjacent to the compound, serves as a work camp. ICIO offers vocational work programs, education, and other programming opportunities.

Warden: Terema Carlin; ICIO email address: [email protected]; Phone: 208-476-3655

Visiting

Visiting schedules are subject to change based on emergency situations.

Please read and be familiar with the Visiting Rules for Offenders and Visitors and complete the visiting application process before visiting the facility. 

Note: The use of tobacco products on IDOC property is not allowed, to include parking areas. No tobacco can be brought into any facility. All tobacco products must be stored in a locked vehicle.

Note: Offenders in level one protective custody must have visits pre-approved through the visiting lieutenant or designee.  Level one is allowed one non-contact visit a month. 

Idaho Correctional Institution Orofino is located in Orofino Idaho.  It is a medium custody institution that can house up to 541 adult males.  In addition to medium custody inmates, the Idaho Correctional Institution Orofino houses protective custody inmates.

The inmates are divided into units, each unit has it’s own specific inmate with their own needs.  McKelway is part of the general population, Givens unit is a work camp.  All of the units offer inmates vocational and educational opportunities.  Counseling and reprogramming is also an integral part of the facilities treatments.