How do I search for a Clark County Detention Center inmate?

Use the official Clark County inmate search. Enter at least two letters of the last name, the inmate ID, or the Las Vegas Justice Court case number. After locating a name, open the ID or case-number result to confirm current in-custody status. For the most current information call 702-671-3900.

How do I search the City of Las Vegas Detention Center?

Use the City of Las Vegas inmate search and enter a last name, first name, or inmate ID. The city detention center generally books misdemeanor arrests that occur within Las Vegas city limits. For inmate information call 702-229-6444 and choose option 3.

Why can I not find someone in the Las Vegas inmate search?

The person may still be completing booking, may be held by a different Las Vegas-area jurisdiction, may be listed under another spelling, or may have been released or transferred. Clark County also does not display juveniles under 18 or people in protective custody. Search the arresting agency's facility and call the appropriate information line.

What is the Clark County Detention Center phone number and address?

Clark County Detention Center is at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101. The inmate-information line is 702-671-3900. Inmate information is not provided by email.

What are Clark County Detention Center visitation hours and costs?

Social visiting sessions are available Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Weekend sessions are 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Inmates in good standing receive two 25-minute visits per week total. Lobby video visits are free. Effective April 6, 2026, remote social visits cost 19 cents per minute or $4.75 for 25 minutes.

How is bail posted for a Clark County inmate?

Pretrial Services at Clark County Detention Center accepts bail and surety bonds for Clark County Justice Court matters 24 hours a day and District Court bail after 5 p.m. A $50 filing fee applies to bail bonds and a $40 filing fee applies to bail posted for Clark County courts. Cash and Visa or Mastercard are accepted up to $10,000, with additional official payment rules for money orders and cashier's checks.

How do I send money to a Clark County Detention Center inmate?

Use TouchPay online, call 1-866-232-1899, or deposit cash at a Clark County Detention Center lobby kiosk. You need facility number 289101, the inmate's full name, and inmate ID. Deposits usually post within 15 minutes but may take up to 24 hours. Deposits are nonrefundable, so verify the ID carefully.

What is the Clark County inmate mailing address?

Send personal letters and photos to the inmate's name and ID number, Clark County Detention Center, PO Box 43059, Las Vegas, Nevada 89116. Use only white paper and a white envelope with blue ink, black ink, or pencil. Send legal mail, official documents, and publisher-direct publications to 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101.

Can a Clark County inmate receive an incoming phone call?

No. Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming calls. For an emergency contact the detention center. Current published calling rates are 10 cents per minute for local, interstate, intraLATA, interLATA, and prepaid international calls. ViaPath customer service is available at 1-877-650-4249.

Las Vegas County Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

Q: Is there a Las Vegas County Jail?

No county named Las Vegas exists. Las Vegas is in Clark County, Nevada. People using the phrase Las Vegas County Jail usually need the Clark County Detention Center, but misdemeanor arrests inside Las Vegas city limits may instead be held at the City of Las Vegas Detention Center. North Las Vegas and Henderson operate separate inmate searches.

Las Vegas, Nevada · County and city custody finder

Clark County Inmate Lookup, Las Vegas City Jail, Bail, Visits and Release Help

“Las Vegas County Jail” is a common search phrase, but there is no Las Vegas County. Las Vegas is in Clark County, and the correct inmate database depends on where the arrest happened and which court has jurisdiction.

This guide first routes you to the right jail, then explains the entire next-step process: identity verification, booking status, bail, visitation, calls, deposits, commissary, mail, court records, property, release, ADA help, grievances and sexual-safety reporting.

Search Clark County custody Search Las Vegas City Jail Not sure which jail?

Identity and legal-status warning: Match more than a name. Use the birth date, inmate ID, booking date or court case number. A booking charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Housing, bail and release information can change after court or transfer.

Correct county

Las Vegas is in Clark County, Nevada.

Clark County line

702-671-3900

City jail line

702-229-6444, option 3

CCDC address

330 S. Casino Center Blvd.

Information checked

August 3, 2026.

Solve the main Las Vegas search problem

Choose the right Las Vegas-area detention system first

Four detention systems serve Las Vegas and nearby cities. Searching only Clark County can fail even when the person is in custody a few miles away.

Which Las Vegas jail should you search?
Likely jurisdiction	Facility and phone	Search clue	Final action
Clark County / many LVMPD arrests	Clark County Detention Center 702-671-3900	Felony, gross-misdemeanor or county/Justice Court custody; address at Casino Center Boulevard.	Run Clark County search
Misdemeanor inside Las Vegas city limits	City of Las Vegas Detention Center 702-229-6444, option 3	City misdemeanor booking associated with Stewart Avenue.	Run city-jail search
North Las Vegas	North Las Vegas Detention and Corrections 702-633-1400	Arrest occurred inside North Las Vegas or by its police department.	Run North Las Vegas search
Henderson / Boulder City / some federal or ICE custody	Henderson Detention Center 702-267-5245	Henderson arrest or a contract inmate housed at 18 E. Basic Road.	Run Henderson search

Local routing tip: Ask which police agency made the arrest and where the alleged incident occurred. “Las Vegas” in a mailing address does not always mean the City of Las Vegas had jurisdiction.

Primary county workflow

How to search Clark County Detention Center correctly

The Clark County form accepts a last name, inmate ID or Las Vegas Justice Court case number. It requires at least two letters for a surname search, but using more letters usually reduces false matches.

Open the Clark County inmate-search formUse the county search only for the final live lookup. It displays current in-custody information subject to change.

Choose your strongest identifierUse the inmate ID first when available, a Justice Court case number second, or the last name when you know neither number.

Enter more than two surname lettersThe form allows two, but a longer surname entry narrows the results. Do not add unnecessary filters before the first search.

Open the ID or case-number resultAfter locating the name, use the result option associated with the ID or case number to view current custody status.

Compare the identifying informationCheck the inmate ID, age or date of birth when shown, booking date, court number, charge and bail information.

Save the inmate ID exactlyYou need it for TouchPay deposits, personal mail, legal mail, phone/tablet accounts, commissary troubleshooting and many staff questions.

Call when the action is urgentFor the most current information, call 702-671-3900. Clark County does not provide inmate information by email.

John or Jane Doe booking: A person booked without confirmed identity cannot post bail until identified through the Clark County fingerprint process. A family member with legal identification should call 702-671-3900 for instructions rather than attempting an online payment.

Run live Clark County search Call inmate information

City misdemeanor custody

How to search the City of Las Vegas Detention Center

The city facility generally books misdemeanor arrests occurring within Las Vegas city limits. It is separate from Clark County Detention Center and uses a separate inmate ID, deposit vendor, phone provider, mail system and bail process.

Use the City of Las Vegas searchEnter the last name, first name or city inmate ID. Start with the surname when you do not know the ID.

Confirm that this is a city caseThe city facility handles city misdemeanor custody. A felony or gross-misdemeanor matter may be at Clark County instead.

Save the booking numberThe city mail system requires the inmate’s name and booking number rather than the Clark County inmate ID.

Call when the search is unclearUse 702-229-6444, option 3. Do not call Clark County about a person confirmed at Stewart Avenue.

Booking location

3200 Stewart Ave., Las Vegas. This is the city booking and bail-window location.

Release location

3300 Stewart Ave. The city does not provide exact release times because they vary daily.

Medical care

The city reports 24-hour nursing, weekly physician and psychiatric visits, and basic dental care.

Run live city-jail search Call city inmate information

How to understand a Las Vegas inmate-search result

Custody fields and the correct next action
Field	What it means	Do not assume	Next action
Inmate ID	Permanent or booking-related identifier used by that detention system.	A Clark County ID works at the city jail.	Copy the number exactly before deposits, mail or calls.
Booking date	The date the person entered that facility’s booking process.	It is always the incident date.	Use it to separate a current booking from an older case.
Charge	The alleged offense recorded at booking.	The charge proves guilt or will remain unchanged.	Use the court case to check later filings and outcomes.
Bail	An amount or status associated with a particular court matter.	Paying one bail clears every case or hold.	Verify all case numbers and holds before paying.
Housing	Current assigned facility, tower or unit.	It will remain the same until the visit.	Check again before registering or traveling.
Release date/status	Completed, expected or available release information.	A projected time is guaranteed.	Confirm physical release with the holding facility.
Court number	The court record linked to the custody matter.	One booking has only one case.	Search each number in the proper court system.

Safe identity rule: Match at least two strong details—such as name plus inmate ID, or name plus booking date and court number—before sending money or publishing information.

Troubleshooting ladder

No Las Vegas jail record found? Follow this exact order

Arrest happened very recentlyIdentification, fingerprints, medical screening, paperwork and property inventory may still be underway. Retry later and call the arresting jurisdiction.

You searched Clark County onlyRun the City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson searches based on the arrest location.

Name spelling may differUse fewer fields, try a maiden or former surname, remove punctuation, check hyphens and test another first-name form.

The person is under 18Clark County does not display inmates under age 18. Juvenile information is restricted and requires the responsible agency or court.

Protective custody may applyClark County does not display people in protective custody. Phone staff may also be limited in what they can disclose.

The record disappearedThe person may have bonded out, been released, transferred to another jail, or entered Nevada Department of Corrections or federal custody.

Booked as John or Jane DoeCall Clark County with legal identification. Bail cannot be posted until the fingerprint-identification process is completed.

You have a case but no inmateThe defendant may be out of custody. Search the court record rather than relying on a jail roster.

Useful phone script “I am trying to locate [full legal name], date of birth [date], after an arrest by [agency] on [date]. I searched your online system and found [no result / possible ID]. Can you confirm whether this person is currently housed there, released, or transferred?”

What happens during booking in Las Vegas?

The exact facility differs, but the practical sequence explains why an online result can be delayed.

Identity and paperwork

Staff verify identity, review arrest paperwork and assign an inmate or booking number.

Property and funds

Personal property and money are inventoried. Keep any receipt or property information supplied at booking.

Medical screening

The arrestee receives an intake health screen and may be routed for medical or mental-health attention.

Fingerprints and records

Fingerprint confirmation is especially important for a John or Jane Doe booking.

Court and bail status

The person remains pending arraignment, bail, bond, own-recognizance release, sentencing or another legal action.

Housing or transfer

Classification, court jurisdiction and sentence length affect housing and possible transfer.

Clark County sentence-transfer rule: The official inmate handbook states that a sentence of one year or less may be served at CCDC/North Valley; a sentence longer than one year generally leads to Nevada Department of Corrections transfer after local charges are resolved.

Do not pay until you identify the court

Clark County and Las Vegas City bail rules

Clark County Justice Court and District Court bail

Pretrial Services / bail counter

Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Phone: 702-455-3462

Regional Justice Center

200 Lewis Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89101

District Court bail is collected here during normal business hours; after 5 p.m. it may be handled through Pretrial Services under the published rules.

Published Clark County bail fees and payment limits
Item	Published rule	Preparation
Bail bond filing fee	$50 on all bail bonds.	Include this fee when confirming the total.
Bail-posting filing fee	$40 on bail posted for Clark County courts.	Ask whether the quoted amount includes the filing fee.
Cash	Full and exact amount accepted up to $10,000.	Bring exact U.S. currency and verify every case first.
Card	Visa and Mastercard accepted up to $10,000.	Confirm available credit and identification requirements.
Money order / cashier’s check	Payable to Las Vegas Justice Court for Justice Court matters, with inmate name and ID.	Personal checks are not accepted.
District Court instrument	Payable to Clerk of the Court, including inmate name and ID.	Use the correct payee for the court controlling the case.

List every case and holdOne payable case does not override another no-bail case, warrant, fugitive hold or agency detainer.

Confirm the controlling courtDetermine whether it is Las Vegas Justice Court, District Court or Las Vegas Municipal Court before purchasing an instrument.

Use the correct inmate IDWrite the inmate’s exact name and ID on cashier’s checks and money orders where required.

Keep the receiptRecord the amount, case number, payment time and office receiving the bail.

Confirm release separatelyPosting bail starts release processing; it does not prove the inmate has physically left custody.

City of Las Vegas bail

Available 24/7

Bail may be posted online or at the city bail window at 3200 Stewart Ave.

Accepted payments

Mastercard, Visa, Discover and cash. American Express is not accepted.

Exact-cash rule

The city bail window does not make change. Bring the exact amount for a cash payment.

City bail hotline

702-229-6460

Clark County visitation

Register, schedule and complete a CCDC visit

Every visitor must register online or in person, including visitors for inmates housed at North Valley Complex.

Registration needs

Valid government photo ID, email address and a current photograph of the visitor.

In-person registration

Available at CCDC from 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., seven days a week.

Visit allowance

Inmates in good standing receive two 25-minute visits per week in total.

Clark County social visiting sessions
Day	Available sessions	Planning rule
Monday–Friday	7–10:30 a.m. and 7–11 p.m.	The listed end time is when all visits must be completed.
Saturday–Sunday	7–10:30 a.m., 12:30–3 p.m., and 7–11 p.m.	Lockdowns, meals, counts or classification may interrupt availability.
Lobby visit	Scheduled during available sessions.	On-site lobby video visits remain free.
Remote visit	Maximum 25 minutes.	Effective April 6, 2026: $0.19 per minute or $4.75 for 25 minutes.

Schedule only after confirming the current facility and housing

Limit the group to three visitors total

Carry ID for every visitor older than 13

Keep minors accompanied by a responsible adult

Do not use a cellphone during the visit

Do not eat, drink or smoke in the visitation area

Do not operate a vehicle during a remote visit

Expect screening and possible warrant checks

CCDC dress code

Shirt and shoes must be worn.
Shirts and blouses must be capable of being tucked in.
No spaghetti straps, tank tops, tube tops, crop tops or sleeveless shirts.
No short-shorts, miniskirts or exposed underwear.
No profane, sexually explicit or derogatory wording on clothing.
No hats, ball caps, skull caps or du-rags.

Cancellation is not necessarily a system error: Housing, lockdown, meal, court or operational changes can cancel a scheduled visit. The system cannot automatically reschedule it; choose another available date.

City of Las Vegas video visits

The city uses Securus Video Connect. Schedule at least 48 hours in advance; sessions are 20 minutes, and approval requires current government-issued identification. Schedules and fees appear in the Securus account.

Clark County money and commissary

Deposit funds without sending money to the wrong inmate

Clark County does not release an inmate’s account balance to outside persons without a subpoena, and completed deposits are not refunded.

CCDC trust-fund deposit methods
Method	Information required	Posting and risk
TouchPay online	Facility #289101, inmate name and inmate ID.	Usually about 15 minutes; allow up to 24 hours.
TouchPay phone	Call 1-866-232-1899 with the same identifiers.	Verify the selected inmate before confirming payment.
Lobby kiosk	Cash and correct inmate information.	Available in the Clark County Detention Center lobby.
Money order by mail	Payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account; inmate name and ID in memo.	Subject to a 10-business-day hold.

Funds mailing address

Inmate name – inmate ID
Clark County Detention Center – 1115
PO Box 96777
Las Vegas, NV 89193

Not accepted

Personal checks, two-party checks, foreign-bank checks, altered instruments and outdated checks or money orders.

Nonrefund rule: CCDC applies the funds to the inmate selected by the sender and is not liable for a deposit made to the wrong account. Verify the inmate ID before pressing submit.

Commissary and iCare

Clark County commissary delivery schedule
Housing	Delivery days	Gift-package rule
North Tower	Monday and Thursday	iCare packages arrive on regular commissary days.
South Tower	Tuesday and Friday	iCare order limit is once per week.
North Valley Complex	Monday and Thursday	Eligibility may be affected by housing, diet, discipline or money owed.

Aramark iCare help

877-615-3296 or 702-380-3118

8 a.m.–7 p.m. Mountain Time, seven days a week.

Deposit verification

Email inmateaccounts@lvmpd.com or call 702-671-3900 with the receipt or money-order number, amount and date.

City of Las Vegas inmate funds

The city uses Access Corrections. Deposit online, through its mobile app, or by calling 1-866-345-1884. Do not use the Clark County TouchPay facility number for a city inmate.

Keep county and city addresses separate

Clark County and Las Vegas City inmate mail rules

Clark County personal mail

Social-mail address

Inmate name – inmate ID
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116

Legal mail and publications

Inmate name – inmate ID
Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Use a white envelope and white paper only

Write in blue ink, black ink or pencil

Keep letter paper at 8½ × 11 inches or smaller

Include a complete return address

Use ordinary 4 × 6 photos; never explicit content

Send books and magazines directly from a publisher or commercial dealer

Do not send

Greeting cards, postcards, blank envelopes, blank paper, stationery or stamps.

No decorations

No glitter, rhinestones, stickers, glue, tape, perfume, lipstick, paint or unidentified substances.

No value items

No coins, casino chips, cards, checkbooks or other items treated as currency or contraband.

Photo-size inconsistency: Clark County’s current page says photos may be no larger than 8 × 6 inches but also lists photos smaller or larger than 4 × 6 as prohibited. The safest practical choice is a standard 4 × 6 print.

City of Las Vegas non-legal mail

Pigeonly physical-mail address

Inmate name – booking number
Las Vegas Department of Public Safety
Detention Center – 1130
PO Box 96777
Las Vegas, NV 89193

City legal mail and publisher-direct materials

Inmate name – booking number
Las Vegas Department of Public Safety Detention Center
3300 E. Stewart Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

City of Las Vegas Pigeonly mail limits
Item	Maximum or rule	What happens
Envelope	No larger than 4 × 9½ inches.	Oversize or prohibited envelopes may be undeliverable.
Letter	Paper no larger than 8½ × 11 inches.	Opened, screened, scanned and printed for delivery.
Greeting card	No larger than 5 × 7 inches; no thick, electronic, pop-up or 3D cards.	Noncompliant cards may be rejected.
Photos	4 × 6 only, maximum 10 per parcel; no Polaroids or third-party photo-vendor prints.	Originals are stored temporarily then destroyed.
Processing time	Scanned within about 24 hours of receipt; printed mail ships by priority mail.	Facility receipt is generally 1–3 days after shipment.
Original storage	Held for 45 days.	Destroyed after the holding period.

Never send irreplaceable originals through Pigeonly: Birth certificates, driver’s licenses, Social Security cards and documents you want returned should not be sent through the city non-legal mail process.

Current June 2026 phone changes

Clark County inmate calls, messaging and video funding

Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming calls. Clark County’s current system is operated by ViaPath, with service accounts through GettingOut and trust/commissary funding through TouchPay.

TouchPay commissary account

Beginning June 1, 2026, friends and family use the inmate’s TouchPay commissary account for inmate telephone and tablet services rather than depositing to the former PIN-debit phone account.

My Messaging

GettingOut messaging funds are linked to the outside user’s phone number or email for messages, photos and e-cards.

AdvancePay

Beginning June 1, 2026, AdvancePay funds cover phone calls and are also used for paid video visits.

Published Clark County phone rates and fees
Charge	Rate	Practical note
Local call	$0.10 per minute	Applies to collect, debit and prepaid calls.
Interstate / intraLATA / interLATA	$0.10 per minute	Current published rate is the same across these categories.
International prepaid or debit	$0.10 per minute	International collect calling is not available.
Funding by phone	$5.95 fee	Compare with internet or mail funding before paying.
Funding by internet	$3.00 fee	Use the correct account type for the intended service.
Funding by mail	$0 fee	Allow additional processing time.

ViaPath customer service

1-877-650-4249, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Use for blocked calls, refunds and account problems.

Emergency message

Call the detention center; the current LVMPD page lists 702-671-5700 for emergency inmate contact.

Do not use this for ordinary social messages.

Call appears then disconnects: Ask your telephone carrier to remove spam or nuisance-call blocking for correctional calls. If you accidentally blocked the jail call, contact ViaPath.

City of Las Vegas phone accounts

The city uses Securus. Friends and family can set up prepaid collect or prepaid debit service by calling 1-800-844-6591. Without a prepaid account, the inmate may still attempt a collect call where supported.

Which Las Vegas court record should you search?

Match the custody record to the correct court
Case type	Likely court	What the court record can show
Felony or gross misdemeanor	Eighth Judicial District Court after bind-over or filing	Case summary, hearings, judge, minutes and available documents from 1990 forward.
Clark County preliminary / Justice Court matter	Las Vegas Justice Court	Justice Court case and calendar information tied to county bail and initial proceedings.
City of Las Vegas misdemeanor	Las Vegas Municipal Court	City misdemeanor case, warrant, payment and hearing information.
Henderson misdemeanor	Henderson Municipal Court	Henderson city case and court-date information.

Copy every case numberA single inmate may have several cases in different courts.

Search by case number firstName searches can combine people with similar names; the case number is more precise.

Open the events and hearings sectionReview the court, judge, date, time, room and available minute entries.

Do not rely on an old calendar screenshotCourt settings can change. Recheck the official calendar close to the hearing.

Contact the clerk for the official fileThe court states that the clerk-maintained case file is the official record; online filings may lag.

Eighth Judicial District Court Clerk

702-455-2590

Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Ave., third floor. Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Records copies

Standard photocopies: $0.50 per page. Certification adds $3 per document; exemplification adds $6 per document under the published court rules.

Search District Court case/calendar Find courtroom and directions

Release, transfer, money refund and proof of incarceration

Bail was acceptedRelease still requires record checks, paperwork, housing movement and property processing.

The inmate disappeared from searchCall to determine whether the person was released or transferred to another jail or Nevada/federal custody.

Unused AdvancePay balanceThe person who funded it can request a refund through ViaPath at 1-877-650-4249 to the original card or by mailed check.

Remaining commissary funds after transferClark County says the remaining trust balance is sent to the receiving jail or prison.

Former inmate wants CCDC fundsAppear at CCDC with photo ID or mail a notarized request to Inmate Accounts at 330 S. Casino Center Blvd.

Proof of custody is neededClark County provides Letters of Incarceration at no fee by email request to dsdrsuc@lvmpd.com, with an email or mailing address for the response.

City of Las Vegas property and release

Property-release windows

8–10 a.m. and 8–10 p.m. Property or money must be released in full.

How to start

The inmate can request the form from an officer, or an outside person can request it at the bail window.

Release pickup

Inmates leave from 3300 Stewart Ave. Exact release times are not provided.

Health, disability and safety

Medical requests, ADA access, grievances and PREA reporting

Medical and mental-health concerns

Inside CCDC

The inmate should report an emergency to staff immediately or submit the facility medical/dental request process for nonemergency care. The handbook states that no inmate is refused in-house medical treatment because of inability to pay.

Outside family member

Call CCDC at 702-671-3900 to provide urgent health information. Staff may accept information but cannot disclose protected medical details.

ADA accommodations

LVMPD states that qualified people with disabilities have equal access to detention programs, services and activities. Free aids can include sign-language interpreters, oral interpreters and TDD equipment. Email dsdada@lvmpd.com for Detention Services ADA questions.

PREA sexual-abuse or harassment report

Get to a safer area and alert staffReport to an officer, medical or mental-health staff, contractor or volunteer immediately.

Preserve evidenceDo not shower, brush teeth, use the restroom or change clothing after an assault when medically safe to avoid doing so.

Use the confidential inmate optionDial *7732 from the inmate phone to leave a free confidential voicemail for the PREA coordinator.

Outside person may reportEmail DSDSexualAbusePrevention@LVMPD.com on the inmate’s behalf.

Outside reporting channelCall Washoe County Sheriff’s Office at 775-788-7732 or mail its PREA coordinator at 911 Parr Blvd., Reno, NV 89512.

Signs of Hope support hotline

702-366-1640

Confidential support, education and crisis intervention; not a substitute for an official report.

Emergency

Inside jail: notify staff immediately. Outside facility: call 911 for active danger.

Continue a grievance or disciplinary appeal after release

A released or transferred inmate must request continuation. Clark County requires the request within seven days of release.

Email

DSDRMA@LVMPD.com

Mail

Clark County Detention Center
Attn: RMA—Grievances/Appeals
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Las Vegas local tips that prevent expensive mistakes

Ask for the arresting agency

This single detail usually identifies which of the four detention searches to use.

Do not mix IDs

Clark County uses an inmate ID; the city mail process uses a booking number.

Check the court before bail

Justice, District and Municipal Court instruments use different payees and rules.

Use 4 × 6 photos

This is the safest size under Clark County’s current overlapping photo instructions.

Save deposit receipts

Account staff need the receipt number, date and amount to research a missing deposit.

Expect visit cancellation

Counts, meals, court, housing and lockdown can override the online appointment.

Never drive during video visits

CCDC immediately terminates remote visits when the visitor operates a vehicle.

Do not send cash by mail

Clark County recommends against mailing cash; use a verified deposit method.

Recheck release, do not guess

Neither bail payment nor a projected status guarantees that the person is outside.

Clark County Detention Center contacts and map

Clark County Detention Center

330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Inmate information: 702-671-3900

Email: ccdc@lvmpd.com

City of Las Vegas Detention Center

Booking/bail: 3200 Stewart Ave.
Release/legal mail: 3300 E. Stewart Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Inmate information: 702-229-6444, option 3

Arrival check: Casino Center Boulevard is Clark County custody. Stewart Avenue is the City of Las Vegas facility. Confirm the inmate’s system before parking or entering a lobby.

Final live-action links

The article above contains the rules and procedures. Use these portals only when a live transaction or current record is required.

Current custody

Run the appropriate county or city search after choosing the jurisdiction.

Clark County search

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CCDC visitation

Create the visitor profile, upload ID/photo and choose a free lobby or paid remote visit.

Schedule a visit

CCDC deposit

Use facility #289101 and verify the inmate ID before paying.

Open TouchPay

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Calls and video funding

Choose My Messaging or AdvancePay based on the service needed.

Open GettingOut

District Court case

Search case summaries, hearings and calendars by case number or party.

Search court records

CITY

City jail action

Use the separate city search, Securus visit system, Access Corrections or city bail portal.

Open city inmate search

Source review: Information was checked on August 3, 2026 against Clark County, LVMPD, City of Las Vegas, City of North Las Vegas, City of Henderson and Eighth Judicial District Court sources, plus the official Clark County inmate handbook. Live data, fees, vendors, schedules and custody status can change.

Las Vegas Jail inmate search FAQs

Is there a Las Vegas County Jail?

No. Las Vegas is in Clark County. The common phrase usually refers to Clark County Detention Center, but city misdemeanors may be held at the separate City of Las Vegas Detention Center.

How do I search Clark County custody?

Use at least two surname letters, an inmate ID or Justice Court case number. Open the matching ID/case result and call 702-671-3900 for the most current status.

How do I search the City of Las Vegas jail?

Use its separate search by last name, first name or inmate ID, or call 702-229-6444 and choose option 3.

Why is the person missing from the search?

Recent booking, wrong jurisdiction, name variation, release, transfer, age under 18, protective custody or John/Jane Doe identification can prevent a normal result.

What are Clark County visitation hours?

Weekdays: 7–10:30 a.m. and 7–11 p.m. Weekends: 7–10:30 a.m., 12:30–3 p.m. and 7–11 p.m. Inmates in good standing receive two 25-minute visits per week total.

How much is a remote CCDC visit?

Effective April 6, 2026, remote social visits cost $0.19 per minute or $4.75 for 25 minutes. Lobby visits remain free.

How do I deposit money at CCDC?

Use TouchPay online or at 1-866-232-1899, or a lobby cash kiosk. Enter facility #289101, inmate name and inmate ID.

Where do I send Clark County personal mail?

Send it to the inmate name and ID, Clark County Detention Center, PO Box 43059, Las Vegas, NV 89116. Use a white envelope, white paper, and blue/black ink or pencil.

Can an inmate receive a phone call?

No ordinary incoming calls are accepted. Contact the detention center for a genuine emergency and use ViaPath/GettingOut for funded communication.

How do I continue a grievance after release?

Email DSDRMA@LVMPD.com or mail RMA—Grievances/Appeals at 330 S. Casino Center Blvd. The request must be received within seven days of release.