Clark County Detention Center Inmate Search & Info
Clark County Detention Center Inmate Search: Find Custody, Bail & Next Steps
Looking for someone arrested in Las Vegas? Start with the Clark County Detention Center inmate search, but do not assume every Las Vegas-area arrest goes to CCDC.
This guide shows how to find the correct inmate, read the custody record, check bail, locate the court case, arrange visits, send money, use phone services and track a release or transfer.
Search Current CCDC Inmates Call CCDC: 702-671-3900Clark County Detention Center at a Glance
CCDC is part of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Detention Services Division. The public information line and official inmate search are the quickest ways to confirm current custody.
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Call when the online record is missing, unclear or needs current confirmation.
CCDC and the North Valley Complex are covered by the current LVMPD inmate handbook.
How to Search Clark County Detention Center Inmates
The official CCDC inmate search accepts a last name, inmate ID or Justice Court case number. A last-name search requires at least two letters.
Open the official CCDC inmate search
Use Clark County’s live Inmate Information Search rather than a copied inmate directory.
Choose the strongest identifier
An inmate ID or Justice Court case number is precise. If you only know the name, enter more than two letters of the surname to narrow the results.
Select the correct person
Compare the name, age, arrest date and other available identifiers before treating a record as a match.
Open the in-custody details
Use the inmate ID or case-number option to review current custody, charges, bail and available court scheduling information.
Save the inmate ID
You may need this number for deposits, mail, calls, visitation and questions to detention staff.
What the CCDC Inmate Record Can Tell You
The live record is more useful when you know what each field means. It is a custody record, not a final judgment of guilt.
| Field | What to check |
|---|---|
| Inmate ID | CCDC identifier useful for deposits, communication and staff inquiries. |
| Arrest date | Helps distinguish people with similar names and confirms when custody began. |
| Case number | Use it to move from the jail record to the related court matter. |
| Charge | The charge currently associated with the custody record; it may later change in court. |
| Status | Shows whether the listed matter remains active or has another recorded status. |
| Detainer | May indicate another hold that could affect release even when bail exists on a local case. |
| Cash bail | Review the amount, then verify the correct court/payment procedure before paying. |
| Housing | Current housing information may help explain facility placement or visitation availability. |
| Scheduled court data | Where shown, review the department, action, date and time for the next listed event. |
Clark County warns that charges can change through hearings, plea negotiations or trial. Release dates and custody information can also change.
No Clark County Detention Center Result?
A failed search does not always mean the person is free. Work through the jurisdiction and custody possibilities before assuming the arrest information was wrong.
Check here when the arrest falls within the City of Las Vegas detention jurisdiction.
North Las Vegas maintains its own offender-search resources.
Henderson also maintains a separate inmate-custody system.
For the most current information, call the CCDC information line at 702-671-3900. Inmate information is not provided by email.
What If the Person Is Booked as John Doe or Jane Doe?
A person booked without confirmed identity cannot post bail until properly identified through the Clark County Detention fingerprint-identification process.
Call 702-671-3900 and ask for instructions on helping CCDC identify the John or Jane Doe.
You Found the Inmate. Do These Things Next
Finding the name solves only the first part of the problem. Save the important identifiers and move through the tasks that affect release, court and communication.
Also save the arrest date and case number if shown.
A displayed bail amount does not always mean immediate release is possible.
Use the court system for hearings, filings and later case activity.
Social visits require visitor registration and advance scheduling.
Family and friends use the jail’s contracted communication system.
TouchPay deposits require CCDC’s facility number and inmate identifiers.
How CCDC Custody Works After Booking
Each person booked into CCDC or the North Valley Complex receives an Inmate ID. The current inmate handbook tells inmates to memorize it because it is used throughout detention services.
A person can remain in custody until bond is posted, release on recognizance is ordered, the case is resolved by a judge, or the sentence ends.
Clark County Detention Center Bail: How Payment Works
Start by checking the inmate record for bail and detainer information. Then identify whether the case belongs to Justice Court or District Court because the payment procedure differs.
The official Clark County instructions list the window as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week for applicable bail and surety-bond transactions.
It is inside CCDC, to the right of the Visiting and Information Booth.
Las Vegas Justice Court bail
| Filing fee | $50 must accompany the bail payment. |
|---|---|
| Cash | Full and exact amount, up to $10,000. |
| Card | Visa or Mastercard up to $10,000. |
| Cashier’s check / money order | Payable to LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT and include the inmate’s name and ID number. |
| Personal checks | Not accepted. |
District Court bail
During normal business hours, Clark County directs District Court bail payments to the Regional Justice Center across Casino Center Boulevard from CCDC.
After hours, the official instructions direct cash payments to Pre-Trial Services inside the detention center.
Confirm the inmate, case number, bail amount and accepted payment route through CCDC or the responsible court before paying.
Find the Court Case After You Find the CCDC Record
Jail information answers where the person is being held. Court records answer what is happening with the criminal case.
- Inmate ID
- Arrest date
- Current listed charge
- Bail information
- Housing/status details
- Case number
- Case docket
- Hearings
- Court filings
- Later disposition information
Eighth Judicial District Court records
The Clerk of the Court maintains records from September 1909 onward. Most court records from 1990 to the present can be searched online.
Certified, exemplified or plain copies can also be requested from the Clerk’s Records Division when an official document is needed.
Search District Court Records Find Courtroom / HearingClark County Detention Center Visitation
Visitors must register before scheduling social visits. Registration can be completed through the official ViaPath/GTL visitation system or in person at CCDC.
The November 2025 inmate handbook describes each general-population social visit as 25 minutes.
The handbook says the limit includes adults and children. Babies under one year are not counted.
The handbook states a visitor will not be allowed a visit for 24 hours after initial registration.
Register as a visitor
Create your visitor profile online or use the in-person registration option at CCDC.
Use a valid email and identification
The inmate handbook requires an email address and proper identification for visitor registration.
Wait for registration eligibility
Do not expect an immediate visit after first registering; the handbook specifies a 24-hour waiting period.
Schedule the correct visit
Use the online system to select an available time that matches the inmate’s housing and visitation schedule.
Current visitation sessions
| Morning | 7:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. |
|---|---|
| Afternoon | 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. |
| Remote only | 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. |
| Evening | 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. |
The end of each published session is the time by which visits must be completed. Availability still depends on the inmate’s housing, classification, discipline and facility operations.
Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Minors cannot be left unattended in the detention-center lobby.
ViaPath visitor technical support: 1-855-208-7349.
Inmate Phone Calls and Tablet Services
CCDC inmates use the facility telephone system rather than receiving normal incoming calls. ViaPath currently handles family/friend telephone-service support.
The current CCDC telephone page lists customer support 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The handbook states that telephone access depends on housing assignment and scheduled out-of-cell time.
The inmate handbook states that normal phone conversations are subject to monitoring, while attorney-client privileged communication is treated separately.
Inmates may request transfers from their commissary/trust account to telephone or tablet services. The handbook says these requests are processed Monday through Thursday, excluding holidays, as funds are available.
Check Current Phone InstructionsHow to Send Money to a CCDC Inmate
Clark County currently uses TouchPay for credit/debit deposits. Cash can also be deposited at the kiosk in the CCDC lobby.
- Facility number: #289101
- Inmate’s correct name
- Inmate ID number
Credit and debit deposits can be made through TouchPay.
TouchPay also accepts deposits by phone.
The detention center directs cash deposits to its lobby kiosk.
CCDC states that the depositor is responsible for selecting the correct inmate, and deposits made to the wrong account are not the detention center’s liability.
Sending inmate funds by mail
Checks and qualifying money orders may be mailed for an inmate account. CCDC advises against mailing cash.
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
- Money orders must be in U.S. currency.
- Make money orders payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account.
- Put the inmate’s name and ID on the memo line.
- Checks and money orders are subject to a 10-business-day hold.
- Personal checks, two-party checks and foreign-bank checks are not accepted.
Commissary and iCare Packages
CCDC uses Aramark for commissary services and allows qualifying inmates to receive approved iCare packages.
Contact the commissary provider for eligible order or delivery problems.
CCDC notes restrictions can apply for disciplinary/temporary housing, dietary restrictions or money owed.
Clark County Detention Center Inmate Mail
Regular social mail and legal/official correspondence have different handling requirements. Always include the inmate’s name and ID number.
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
LVMPD states that non-legal social mail is opened and screened for contraband.
Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Use the official mail instructions before sending privileged or official documents.
Common mail restrictions
- No greeting cards or postcards where prohibited by the current policy.
- No glitter, rhinestones, stickers or glued items.
- Photographs must comply with the facility’s current size/content rules.
- Do not send unused envelopes, stationery or stamps as ordinary mail contents.
Books, magazines and newspapers
Acceptable publications include magazines, soft-covered books and newspapers. They must be sent directly by a publisher or commercial dealer.
Pornographic, sexually suggestive or otherwise prohibited material is not accepted.
Verify Current Mail RulesRelease, Transfer and Nevada State Prison Search
An inmate disappearing from the current CCDC search does not tell you by itself whether the person bonded out, finished a sentence, went to another jail or entered state custody.
Check the CCDC search again
Current inmate information is updated throughout the day and only displays people currently in CCDC custody.
Review the court case
A release order, sentence or hearing result may explain why county custody ended.
Call the detention center
Use 702-671-3900 when the online status is unclear or a transfer is suspected.
Check Nevada DOC
The CCDC handbook says inmates sentenced to more than one year normally transfer to Nevada DOC after unresolved local charges are completed.
Need Proof That Someone Was Incarcerated?
CCDC provides a Letter of Incarceration when documented proof of detention is needed for an employer, agency or another legitimate purpose.
Requests may be emailed to dsdrsuc@lvmpd.com. Include a valid email or mailing address for the response.
Safety or Sexual-Abuse Concern Involving an Inmate
CCDC’s inmate handbook provides several PREA reporting options for sexual abuse or sexual harassment, including reports made by family, friends or legal counsel.
The current handbook describes this as a confidential advocacy and crisis-support resource available through inmate phones.
An advocacy hotline is not a substitute for formally reporting or investigating an allegation.
Clark County Detention Center Contact Numbers
| Contact | Number / Details | Best used for |
|---|---|---|
| CCDC Information | 702-671-3900 | Current custody, inmate-search questions and general detention information. |
| Pre-Trial Services | 702-455-3462 | Bail and Pre-Trial Services questions. |
| TouchPay | 1-866-232-1899 | Inmate trust-account deposits. |
| ViaPath | 1-877-650-4249 | Inmate telephone-service support. |
| Visitation Support | 1-855-208-7349 | Technical assistance with video visitation. |
| Aramark Commissary | 702-380-3118 | Commissary/iCare issues. |
Clark County Detention Center Location
CCDC is at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard in downtown Las Vegas, near the Regional Justice Center.
Verify the reason for your visit before traveling; inmate visitation normally requires prior registration and scheduling.
Official Clark County Detention Resources
The guide above summarizes the information you normally need. Use these official destinations when you need live custody data or must complete an action.
Search people currently held at Clark County Detention Center.
Main detention page for CCDC resources, policies and contact information.
Current bail-payment rules, locations, methods and Pre-Trial Services contact information.
Current registration, scheduling and visitation information.
Trust-account deposits, TouchPay, mailed funds and money-release rules.
Social mail, legal mail, publication rules and prohibited items.
Current phone-system information and ViaPath support.
Search Clark County District Court records and request court documents.
Check state custody when a person may have transferred from CCDC to Nevada DOC.
Clark County Detention Center FAQs
How do I search for an inmate at Clark County Detention Center?
Use the official CCDC Inmate Information Search. You can search using at least two letters of the last name, the inmate ID or a Justice Court case number.
What is the Clark County Detention Center phone number?
The CCDC inmate-information line is 702-671-3900. Clark County recommends calling this number when you need the most current custody information.
Where is Clark County Detention Center located?
CCDC is located at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101.
Does every Las Vegas arrest go to Clark County Detention Center?
No. Depending on the arresting jurisdiction, a person may instead be housed at Las Vegas City Jail, North Las Vegas Detention Center, Henderson Detention Center or another facility.
Why can’t I find someone arrested today?
Check the name spelling and correct arresting jurisdiction first. If the person should be at CCDC but does not appear, call 702-671-3900 for current information.
Are all Clark County inmates shown online?
No. Clark County states that inmates under 18 and inmates held in protective custody are not displayed in the public inmate-search system.
Can a John Doe or Jane Doe inmate post bail?
Not until the inmate is properly identified through the Clark County Detention fingerprint-identification process. If you have legal identification, call CCDC for instructions.
How do I find a Clark County inmate’s bail amount?
Open the inmate’s current CCDC record and review the listed bail information. Also check for detainers and verify the responsible court before submitting payment.
Is the CCDC bail window open 24 hours?
Clark County currently lists the Pre-Trial Services Bail Bond Window as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week for applicable transactions.
How many social visits can a CCDC inmate receive?
The November 2025 inmate handbook states that inmates in general population may receive two 25-minute social visits per week, subject to housing, classification, discipline and facility conditions.
How do I register to visit a CCDC inmate?
Register through the official Clark County ViaPath/GTL visitor system or in person at CCDC. The inmate handbook says visitors need an email address and proper identification.
Can children visit inmates at Clark County Detention Center?
Yes, subject to facility rules. Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult and cannot be left unattended in the lobby.
How do I send money to a Clark County inmate?
Use TouchPay with Clark County Detention Center facility number 289101, the inmate’s correct name and inmate ID. Cash can also be deposited through the CCDC lobby kiosk.
Can I mail money to a CCDC inmate?
Qualifying checks and money orders may be mailed according to CCDC rules. Money orders should be payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account and include the inmate’s name and ID number.
What is the inmate social-mail address?
Current social mail is addressed to the inmate’s name and ID number, Clark County Detention Center, PO Box 43059, Las Vegas, NV 89116.
Can I call an inmate directly at CCDC?
CCDC does not provide a normal incoming-call line to individual inmates. Inmates place calls through the facility telephone system.
Are CCDC inmate calls recorded?
Routine inmate telephone conversations are subject to recording and monitoring. Attorney-client privileged communications are handled separately.
How do I find the inmate’s Clark County court case?
Use the case number from the inmate record when available and search the appropriate Clark County court system. District Court records are available through the Eighth Judicial District Court.
How can I tell if an inmate was released or transferred?
Recheck the current CCDC search, review the court case and call the detention center if necessary. If the person received a longer state sentence, also search Nevada Department of Corrections.
Does a CCDC booking record mean the person is guilty?
No. A booking or current charge is not proof of guilt. Clark County warns that charges may change through hearings, plea negotiations or trial.
This guide was checked against Clark County, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the November 2025 CCDC/North Valley Complex Inmate Handbook, and Eighth Judicial District Court resources.
Inmate status, bail, housing, visitation schedules, vendors, fees and facility procedures can change. Confirm time-sensitive information before traveling or sending money.
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