About the Ada County Sheriff’s Office
To protect and serve is only the beginning
The Ada County Sheriff’s Office is the largest local law enforcement agency in Idaho, with over 740 employees. That includes over 325 commissioned deputies and over 400 professional staffers.
The Ada County Sheriff’s Office is committed to giving every citizen the best possible service. Our main goal is to ensure Ada County is a safe place to live, work, and play.
Crime Map
NEWS
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Kuna Police are looking for whoever fired a gun at a home during a house party over the weekend
Kuna Police are looking for whoever shot a gun at a home during a house party in the Deer Flat/Ten Mile roads neighborhood early Sunday morning. The shooting occurred around the same time as a report of a fight between partygoers at the N. Atherton Avenue home around midnight. Kuna Police went to the home
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Jan. 10 UPDATE: Prosecutors charge 19-year-old Nampa man with 1st degree murder in connection with shooting death at Star park
Ada County prosecutors have charged a 19-year-old Nampa man with first degree murder for his role in the shooting death of a 48-year-old man at Hunter’s Creek Sports Complex in Star on Dec. 25. Dakota Travis Honeycutt is also charged with felony counts of grand theft and destruction of evidence in connection with the case.
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19-year-old Nampa man is charged with connection with shooting death of 48-year-old man in Star
A 19-year-old Nampa man is in custody in the Canyon County Jail for his role in the shooting death of a 48-year-old man at Hunter’s Creek Sports Park in Star Saturday night. Dakota Travis Honeycutt is charged with felony counts of assisting in a suicide and destruction of evidence. He was arrested in Nampa early
