Clark County Detention Center Booking Lookup: Custody, Bail, Visits, Mail & Calls
A Clark County inmate search can be confusing because Las Vegas-area arrests do not all go to the same jail. The official CCDC search covers people currently in Clark County Detention Center custody, while the City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson operate separate detention systems.
This guide brings the important county rules into one page: how to identify the correct jail, search by name or ID, understand charges and bail, handle a missing result, schedule a visit, send money or mail, set up calls, check court information and respond to release or transfer.
Last name, inmate ID or Justice Court case number.
330 S. Casino Center Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89101.
Justice Court bond service is available 24/7 at CCDC.
August 17, 2026, including the Nov. 2025 inmate handbook.
Make sure you are searching the right Las Vegas-area jail
A failed Clark County search often is not a spelling problem. It can simply mean the arresting agency is using a different detention facility.
Phone: 702-671-3900
Search here for people currently in CCDC custody and associated Clark County detention housing.
Phone: 702-229-6444, option 3
A city-level Las Vegas arrest can be held outside CCDC depending on jurisdiction and charge.
Phone: 702-633-1400
North Las Vegas maintains its own Community Correctional Center and offender search.
Phone: 702-267-5245
Henderson arrests may remain in Henderson’s separate detention system.
How to search Clark County Detention Center correctly
The live CCDC search has three useful entry points. Clark County says you can enter at least two letters of the last name, an inmate ID, or a Las Vegas Justice Court case number. Use only one search field at a time.
What the Clark County jail search result tells you
The county result can show much more than a name. Read it as a working custody record and use the court system to verify the legal case.
| Search field | What it means | Practical use |
|---|---|---|
| Inmate ID | CCDC’s identification number for the inmate. | Save it for mail, deposits, service accounts and calls to the jail. |
| Name / age / race / sex | Identity descriptors associated with the custody record. | Use several descriptors together to avoid a same-name mistake. |
| Case | The court case connected with the listed charge. | Copy it for Justice Court or District Court case research. |
| Charge | The allegation presently attached to that case. | Check the court record because charges can be modified as the case progresses. |
| Status | The current status of the charge or custody entry. | Do not assume status equals final case outcome. |
| Related case | Another case associated with the same matter or defendant. | Check every related case before evaluating release. |
| Arrest date | Date associated with the arrest entry. | Helps distinguish a current arrest from information you already knew about. |
| Detainer | Another legal authority may have an interest in continued custody. | Ask whether the detainer will prevent release after local bail is satisfied. |
| Cash bail | Cash-bail amount presently shown for the case. | Verify all cases and the $50 filing fee before paying. |
| Surety bail | Surety-bond information connected with the case. | Confirm the current court requirements before contacting a bond company. |
| Housing | Current detention housing assignment. | Housing can change; confirm before relying on it for a visit. |
| Scheduled department / action / date / time | Upcoming court or case-processing information shown by the system. | Cross-check with the court record because scheduling can change. |
No Clark County inmate result? Use this decision path
What happens after booking into Clark County Detention Center?
Initial Appearance Court: what families should know
Most individuals who remain in custody are scheduled approximately 12–24 hours after arrest.
Clark County lists Initial Appearance Court at 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., seven days a week.
Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Lower Level, Courtroom B, Las Vegas.
Clark County bail payment, filing fee and hold checks
Clark County lists a $50 filing fee for all bail bonds. The fee must accompany the bail transaction.
Handled at the Pretrial Services Bail Bond Window inside CCDC, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Usually handled through the Regional Justice Center during normal business hours, with certain after-hours cash procedures at CCDC.
Justice Court bail payment methods
| Method | Published rule | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Cash | Full and exact bail amount up to $10,000. | Add the required $50 filing fee. |
| Visa or Mastercard | Clark County lists card bail transactions up to $10,000. | Confirm cardholder ID and any transaction requirements before arrival. |
| Cashier’s check | Payable to LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT. | Include the inmate name and inmate ID. |
| Money order | Payable to LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT. | Include inmate name and ID; personal checks are not accepted. |
District Court bail
District Court bail is handled at the Regional Justice Center at 200 Lewis Avenue during normal business hours. Cashier’s checks and money orders should be payable to CLERK OF THE COURT and include the inmate’s name and ID. Personal checks are not accepted. Clark County directs certain after-hours cash bail to Pretrial Services inside CCDC.
Child-support bail
Clark County instructs users paying child-support bail to provide the printed payment receipt to CCDC Records. The receipt should identify the inmate name, inmate ID, case number and UPI. County-listed payment routes include the CCDC lobby kiosk, telephone payment, the bond clerk, MoneyGram and online/QR payment.
Use for Pretrial and county bail-process questions.
Use for custody and actual release-status questions.
Clark County Detention Center visitation schedule and rules
Every visitor must register before scheduling. Clark County allows registration online 24 hours a day or in person at CCDC between 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 p.m., seven days a week. Registration requires valid photo identification and an email address.
| Day | Available social visiting periods | Visit length |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 7:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m. | 25 minutes |
| Saturday–Sunday | 7:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m.; 12:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m.; 7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m. | 25 minutes |
| Professional visits | 7 days: 7:00–10:30 a.m.; 12:30–3:00 p.m.; 7:00–11:00 p.m.; plus 3:00–4:00 p.m. remote only. | Subject to professional-visit procedures. |
Inmates in good standing generally receive two 25-minute social visits per week in total.
A maximum of three visitors are allowed at one time, including adults, children and infants.
Effective April 6, 2026: $4.75 for a 25-minute remote social visit, or $0.19 per minute.
Before an on-site visit
CCDC visitation 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 or miniskirts.
- Underwear must remain completely concealed.
- No clothing with profane, sexually explicit or derogatory language.
- Hats, caps, skullcaps and du-rags are prohibited under the general dress rules.
- Final clothing decisions can be made by facility staff.
Remote video visit rules
- Remote social visits also last 25 minutes.
- Nudity or sexually inappropriate conduct can terminate the visit.
- Do not livestream or rebroadcast the session.
- Do not conduct the remote visit while operating a vehicle.
- The inmate must be available and not restricted by count, lockdown, meals or disciplinary status.
Email: visitorsupport@viapath.com
How to send money to a Clark County inmate safely
The fastest county-listed route is TouchPay. Before depositing anything, have the inmate’s exact name, inmate ID and facility number 289101.
| Method | What you need | Important rule |
|---|---|---|
| TouchPay online | Facility #289101, inmate name and inmate ID. | Verify identity carefully; deposited trust funds are not refundable. |
| TouchPay phone | Call 1-866-232-1899 with the same facility and inmate information. | Confirm the inmate before finalizing the transaction. |
| CCDC lobby kiosk | Cash and correct inmate information. | The county specifically recommends the kiosk rather than mailing cash. |
| Money order by mail | Payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account; inmate name and ID in memo line. | Mailed checks/money orders can be subject to a 10-business-day hold. |
Mailing funds
Address:Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
Money orders must be in U.S. currency and payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account. Put the inmate’s name and ID number on the memo line. Personal checks, two-party checks and foreign-bank checks are not accepted.
Inmate fund-release rules
- An inmate in permanent housing may generally release funds to a legitimate business or legal entity.
- During booking, an inmate may have broader fund-release options under facility procedures.
- Most legitimate-business releases can involve a 24-hour hold; certain bail, court or attorney releases may be treated differently.
- The person collecting an authorized check must have valid government-issued photo identification.
- CCDC does not permit ordinary inmate-to-inmate fund transfers.
If a deposit is missing, keep the receipt or money-order number, amount and transaction date ready.
Commissary delivery schedule
| Housing location | Regular delivery days | iCare package timing |
|---|---|---|
| North Tower | Monday and Thursday | Delivered on the same regular commissary days. |
| South Tower | Tuesday and Friday | Delivered on the same regular commissary days. |
| North Valley Complex | Monday and Thursday | Delivered on the same regular commissary days. |
Clark County says an iCare order may be placed for an eligible inmate once per week. An inmate may be unable to receive iCare because of disciplinary or temporary housing, dietary restrictions, debt/indigent status or another facility restriction.
Your name, phone number, Clark County facility, order number and date the order was placed.
CCDC phone calls, messages and tablet funding
Clark County uses ViaPath Technologies for inmate communication. A major funding change took effect June 1, 2026, so older instructions telling family members to deposit directly into an inmate Phone/PIN Debit account can now be outdated.
Beginning June 1, 2026, family and friends can place funds into the inmate’s TouchPay commissary account for available telephone and tablet services.
GettingOut provides a messaging account for eligible services such as messages, photographs and e-cards.
GettingOut AdvancePay is used for prepaid calls and, effective June 1, 2026, remote video-visit funding.
Published inmate telephone rates
| Call type | Debit / prepaid rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Local | $0.10 per minute | Standard published debit/prepaid rate. |
| IntraLATA | $0.10 per minute | Same published rate. |
| InterLATA | $0.10 per minute | Same published rate. |
| Interstate | $0.10 per minute | Same published rate. |
| International | $0.10 per minute | Published debit/prepaid rate; international collect is not listed as available. |
County-published telephone transaction fee: $5.95.
County-published internet transaction fee: $3.00.
County-published mail funding fee: $0.
877-650-4249, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
AdvancePay refunds can also be requested through ViaPath; eligible refunds may be returned to the original card or by check.
Clark County inmate mail address and rejection checklist
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
CCDC
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Ordinary social-mail rules
Items that can cause mail to be rejected
No greeting cards, postcards, glitter, rhinestones, stickers or glued-on items.
No blank envelopes, blank paper, stationery or postage stamps.
No cardstock or colored paper.
No lipstick, perfume, glitter, crayon, paint, glue, tape, correction fluid, metallic ink or wet/smeared substances.
No coins, casino chips, credit cards or checkbooks in ordinary correspondence.
Material that creates a safety, escape, contraband or facility-security concern may be rejected.
Photographs: use standard 4 × 6 prints
Books, magazines and newspapers
CCDC permits qualifying magazines, soft-covered books and newspapers when they are sent directly from the publisher or a commercial dealer and the shipment identifies the contents. Pornographic and sexually suggestive publications are prohibited.
Check the Clark County criminal case, court date and public defender
Jail data answers a custody question. Court records answer the legal question: which court controls the case, what happened at the last hearing, what is scheduled next and whether bail or release conditions changed.
Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101.
309 S. Third Street, Las Vegas, NV 89155-2610.
Inmate law-library access
The November 2025 inmate handbook says inmates may submit legal-library requests and generally are limited to two requests per week and a maximum of 25 pages per response. Requests are generally returned within 72 working hours, excluding weekends, holidays and staff-development periods.
The handbook lists legal-library copies at $0.25 per page.
An indigent inmate is not denied necessary legal copies solely because of inability to pay; an account obligation may be created.
CCDC medical requests, fees, grievances and PREA reporting
Current inmate medical fees
The November 2025 handbook states that inmates will not be refused in-house medical treatment because they cannot pay, although a financial obligation can accrue.
| Medical service | Published fee | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Medical access / sick-call type service | $8 | The inmate handbook lists an $8 medical-access fee. |
| New non-chronic medication order | $5 | Applies under the handbook’s medication-fee schedule. |
| Renewal of non-chronic medication | $3 | Published renewal charge. |
How the grievance process works
Continuing a grievance after release or transfer
A person released or transferred before a grievance or appeal is completed may request continuation. Clark County says the request must reach the facility within seven days of release or transfer.
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
PREA / sexual abuse reporting
CCDC maintains zero-tolerance procedures for sexual abuse and sexual harassment. An inmate may report concerns verbally or in writing to staff, medical or mental-health staff, contractors or volunteers; use the grievance system; or use the confidential inmate-phone reporting method.
Dial *7732 from an inmate telephone.
LVMPD Internal Affairs: 702-828-3422, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Clark County house arrest and electronic monitoring basics
CCDC’s Electronic Monitoring Program is an alternative to serving qualifying custody time inside the detention center. Eligibility is not automatic.
Basic handbook eligibility factors
Factors that can make someone ineligible
- Open charges, detainers or warrants.
- Extensive violent or criminal history.
- Crimes of a sexual nature.
- Current or recent Battery Domestic Violence charges unless the court orders otherwise.
- Negative jail behavior or other program concerns.
While on electronic monitoring
- The participant must wear the GPS ankle device for the entire program period.
- Verified employment and an approved work schedule may be allowed.
- Medical appointments require verification and prior approval under program rules.
- Violations can result in return to CCDC.
- Program payments are not necessarily refunded after a violation.
Need proof of incarceration? Request a CCDC incarceration letter
Clark County provides an official process for requesting a letter documenting incarceration. This can be useful for an employer, landlord, benefits office, attorney or another institution that needs official custody verification.
What to do when a Clark County inmate is being released or transferred
Clark County Detention Center contact directory by problem
| Problem | Best contact | Phone / action |
|---|---|---|
| Current custody, release or transfer | Clark County Detention Center | 702-671-3900 |
| Justice Court case or court information | Las Vegas Justice Court | 702-671-3116 |
| Pretrial / bail process | Pretrial Services | 702-455-3462 |
| TouchPay inmate deposit | TouchPay | 1-866-232-1899 |
| Phone / AdvancePay service | ViaPath | 877-650-4249 |
| Video visitation technical support | ViaPath visitor support | 1-855-208-7349 |
| Public defender | Clark County Public Defender | 702-455-4685 |
| Staff misconduct complaint | LVMPD Internal Affairs | 702-828-3422 |
Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Clark County does not provide inmate-information responses by email; call for current custody information.
Clark County practical tips that save families time and money
It is the common identifier across mail, TouchPay deposits, service questions and many jail transactions.
A missing result often means City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas or Henderson custody—not a bad name search.
One case with payable bail does not guarantee release if another case or detainer remains.
Lockdown, count, meals or emergencies can make the inmate temporarily unavailable even with a reservation.
White envelope, white paper and blue/black ink or pencil avoid several common CCDC rejection triggers.
Because Clark County’s public page contains conflicting photo dimensions, standard 4 × 6 prints are the safer practical choice.
An inmate cannot receive an ordinary incoming call. Use the approved phone account and CCDC emergency procedure instead.
The county changed family/friend telephone and tablet funding procedures effective June 1, 2026.
Bail payment, court action and online status do not provide a guaranteed physical exit time.
Official Clark County information used to build this guide
The operational rules above have been brought into the article so readers do not have to open multiple agency pages just to understand the process. The links below are mainly retained for live actions or direct source verification.
This article also incorporates Clark County/LVMPD rules covering detention-center search limitations, bail, visitation, trust accounts, commissary, iCare, phone changes, mail, court procedures, grievances, PREA, legal-library access, electronic monitoring and release.
The current CCDC / North Valley Complex Inmate Handbook reviewed for this article is the November 2025 revision.
Clark County, NV Jail inmate search FAQs
How do I search for an inmate in Clark County, Nevada?
Use the official CCDC In-Custody Search. Enter at least two letters of the last name, an inmate ID or a Justice Court case number, and use only one search field at a time.
What is the Clark County Detention Center phone number?
Call 702-671-3900. Clark County recommends calling for the most current custody information and does not provide inmate information by email.
Why is an inmate not showing in the Clark County search?
The person may still be in booking, may be at the Las Vegas City Jail, North Las Vegas or Henderson, may have been released or transferred, or may be excluded because the person is under 18 or in protective custody.
Can a John or Jane Doe post bail at CCDC?
No. Clark County says a Doe detainee cannot post bail until properly identified through the detention center fingerprint process. Call 702-671-3900 if you have legal identification for the person.
What is the Clark County bail bond filing fee?
Clark County currently lists a $50 filing fee for all bail bonds. Justice Court bail is handled at the CCDC Pretrial Services Bail Bond Window 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
What are Clark County Detention Center visitation hours?
Monday–Friday: 7:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m. Saturday–Sunday: 7:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
How much is a remote video visit?
Effective April 6, 2026, the county lists a 25-minute remote visit at $4.75, or $0.19 per minute.
How do I send money to a CCDC inmate?
Use TouchPay with facility number 289101, the inmate’s name and inmate ID. Cash may also be deposited at the CCDC lobby kiosk. Verify the inmate carefully because deposited trust funds are not refunded.
What is the CCDC inmate mailing address?
Social mail goes to the inmate name and ID, Clark County Detention Center, PO Box 43059, Las Vegas, NV 89116. Legal mail, official documents and qualifying publications go to 330 S. Casino Center Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89101.
Can an inmate receive incoming calls?
No. CCDC inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming calls. For an emergency involving an inmate, call 702-671-3900. ViaPath account help is available at 877-650-4249.