Use the CCDC inmate search for people held in the county detention system. The county says its information is updated periodically during the day; the page is a current custody tool rather than a complete arrest history.

1. Enter at least two letters of the last name, or an inmate ID or Justice Court case number.
2. Use more of the surname to narrow a broad result.
3. Choose the matching person and review the in-custody details.
4. Record the identifier and verify urgent information with 702-671-3900.

The public county search excludes people under 18 and those in protective custody.

The name may not yet be entered, identification may still be underway, or another jail may hold the person. A county result also will not cover every municipal booking. Check the city identified by the arrest paperwork, and compare a full legal name with any previous names.

For current CCDC information, telephone 702-671-3900; the county does not provide inmate details by email. Ask whether the person arrived, was released or was transferred. If the booking uses an unidentified-person entry, tell staff you have identification information and ask how to provide it.

These are distinct facilities. The charge, arrest location, court order and agency determine where someone is held; a Las Vegas mailing address alone does not identify the city jail.

• Clark County Detention Center, 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-671-3900: the main county booking and detention facility, operated by LVMPD.
• North Valley Complex, 4916 North Sloan Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89115, 702-671-3900: a separate county housing location; use the county information line to confirm the person’s assignment.
• Henderson Detention Center, 18 East Basic Road, Henderson, NV 89015, 702-267-5245: the city detention facility, which also holds people for other agencies, including Boulder City misdemeanor arrests.
• Las Vegas Detention Center, 3200 Stewart Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-229-6444: the city jail for misdemeanor arrests within its jurisdiction; releases take place at 3300 Stewart Avenue.
• Mesquite Detention Center, 500 Hillside Drive, Mesquite, NV 89027, 702-346-6925: the local misdemeanor jail and a temporary holding point before gross-misdemeanor or felony transfers to CCDC.
• North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center, 2332 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Suite 120, North Las Vegas, NV 89030, 702-633-1400: a city pretrial facility with its own booking and housing operation.

Before visiting, depositing money or mailing anything, obtain the actual housing facility and current inmate number. A county court case can continue while someone is in city or other contracted custody.

Each city has its own custody information route. Search the city record when the county search does not match the arresting jurisdiction:

• Las Vegas city custody search
• Henderson inmate information
• North Las Vegas offender search
• Mesquite current booking report

Henderson’s portal accepts part of a name and describes charges, booking date, a release date when available and bond information. North Las Vegas provides first- and last-name fields. Mesquite links its current booking report from the detention page. Las Vegas embeds its city inmate search within Detention Services. Read the correct facility name before using a payment or visiting link.

Start by identifying the booking agency and inmate number. For a CCDC booking image or an LVMPD arrest record, ask the Records and Fingerprint Bureau, 400 South Martin Luther King Boulevard, Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106, 702-828-3271. Its report-request instructions describe required identifying information and access procedures.

For city jail mugshots, direct the request to that city’s police or detention records office. The county’s general public-records office is not the custodian of every police and jail record. Access to a public custody entry does not guarantee access to every report or image.

The state service is Nevada S.A.V.E.. It replaced Nevada VINE in August 2025. Use the custody or supervision search to locate the correct individual, then choose notifications and complete the registration steps.

Keep the service’s contact information separate from your jail account details. Alerts help you follow custody movement, but they do not arrange transportation, remove a protection order or cancel a hearing. For an immediate safety or pickup decision, obtain current information from the responsible facility.

Under Nevada law, a judge can set money bail, order release conditions or require continued detention when the legal standards permit. The general pretrial hearing rule is within 48 hours under NRS 178.4849, subject to exceptions and lawful continuances.

At CCDC, use 702-671-3900 to ask which case and hold control release. Our Clark County Bail and Bond page distinguishes county and city payment routes. Do not send money to a different jail merely because its payment window is closer.

Check each listed case, the charge description, any bail amount and whether another jurisdiction has a hold. Booking allegations can change as the prosecutor files or amends charges. One paid case does not settle the other cases attached to the person.

Keep a dated note of what you read and the numbers given by staff. Use the filed complaint and subsequent court orders to understand the prosecution. Our Clark County Court page explains how Justice, Municipal and District Courts fit together; the jail’s custody record is not a complete court file.

The defendant should tell the court that they cannot afford an attorney and request a financial eligibility review. Nevada’s counsel statute, NRS 178.397, covers eligible people facing a felony, gross misdemeanor or a misdemeanor for which jail may be imposed.

The Clark County Public Defender is at 309 South Third Street, Las Vegas, NV 89155-2610, 702-455-4685. Supply the court name, case number, hearing date and detention location. Municipal proceedings may use a separate appointed-counsel arrangement, so ask the city court which office received the appointment.

CCDC requires visitor registration, including for people housed at North Valley Complex. Registration requires government-issued photo identification, an email address and a current photograph. In-person registration is offered at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101; use the Visitation page for scheduling.

A city jail uses its own approval process. Las Vegas offers scheduled video visits, and Mesquite describes both visiting hours and video sessions. Check the facility assignment before booking: a county registration or appointment does not automatically authorize a visit in Henderson, North Las Vegas or another city.

Start with the Money page for the facility actually holding the person. CCDC and the city detention centers have different deposit arrangements. Select the facility carefully, use the inmate identifier and read the receipt before completing the transaction.

Money for commissary is separate from bail and may also be separate from prepaid communication. Ask about deposit limits, service fees and the handling of balances after release or transfer. Do not assume money already sent to one city account will follow the person automatically into county custody.

Use the Phone page for approved calling arrangements and the Email page for electronic messaging. The cities and CCDC do not share one family account system. Verify the inmate number and facility when creating or funding access.

If an expected call does not arrive, check call blocking, account status and whether booking or a transfer has changed access. Ordinary family calls and electronic messages are not a substitute for a confidential attorney conversation. Ask counsel how to communicate privately about legal strategy.

Find the current holding facility first and follow its Mail page. Personal letters may be sent to a processing address rather than the building where someone is detained. Legal correspondence and approved publications can have different destinations.

Keep the person’s full name and inmate number on the envelope as required, with a return address. Do not reuse a Henderson, Las Vegas or county address after a transfer without checking the new instructions. Cash, medication and unapproved packages should not be slipped into an ordinary letter.

Ask which agency has the item and whether it is jail property or evidence. The inmate may need to authorize release, and identification and pickup hours vary by facility. A relative’s relationship alone does not settle ownership or permission to collect it.

Las Vegas city property and release arrangements differ from the county system; Mesquite requires an inmate-initiated request before property release. Before traveling, contact the correct detention center from the facility list and ask for the form, pickup destination and receipt requirements. Evidence must be requested through the responsible investigative agency.

For someone at CCDC, call 702-671-3900 and clearly state the immediate medical or safety concern. For a city detainee, use that jail’s number rather than a county switchboard. Give the name, birth date, condition, medication details and reason you are worried.

Ask staff how medical personnel should receive records or pharmacy information. Withdrawal, seizures, insulin needs and self-harm concerns should be raised promptly. Staff may be limited in what they can disclose, but a family member can still provide information and ask for an urgent welfare assessment.

LVMPD’s Records Bureau is at 400 South Martin Luther King Boulevard, Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106, 702-828-3271. It directs warrant questions to the issuing court. Use the county’s warrant-status instructions and the relevant court search. Las Vegas Justice Court is at 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-671-3201. A lawyer can help arrange a court appearance or surrender and obtain an order resolving the warrant. Check municipal cases separately. A jail roster search does not certify that no warrant exists, and unsolicited payment demands should be verified independently.

Use the Las Vegas Justice Court records inquiry for its criminal cases. The other Clark County Justice Court portal covers the listed townships, including Henderson, North Las Vegas and Mesquite. Municipal courts have their own case resources.

For Las Vegas Justice Court, the Regional Justice Center is at 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-671-3201. Follow the specific court notice and our Court page. A jail transfer can change appearance arrangements without changing the court that owns the case.

Ask the holding facility whether the U.S. Marshals has custody and obtain the federal case number. The federal courthouse in Las Vegas is at 333 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-464-5400. Federal judges make federal release or detention decisions.

Use the BOP inmate locator for federal prison records, searching by register number when known. A person awaiting federal trial may be in contracted local detention and may not appear with a BOP prison location. The defense lawyer can help establish where that person is being held.

The ICE Online Detainee Locator takes a nine-digit A-Number with country of birth, or the required personal details for a name search. Its public locator does not search children under 18. ICE’s Las Vegas contact is 501 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Suite 200, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-388-6253.

An I-247A detainer requests a hold for up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released. Determine whether the person remains in criminal custody or has been picked up by ICE; those are different stages. A local bond does not resolve immigration release.

Go to the Nevada corrections offender search after a state prison placement. Search by offender ID or identifying details and check the listed institution and status. County bookings, city jail sentences and Nevada prison commitments are different records.

Intake and classification come before a longer-term prison assignment. Our Nevada state prison pages provide institution contacts. When transport is pending, confirm whether the jail still holds the person before changing mail, visiting or deposit arrangements.

Start with Clark County Juvenile Justice Services, 601 North Pecos Road, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-455-5200. Its juvenile detention division provides temporary secure custody for young people under the court’s jurisdiction. Ask intake staff for the child’s location and guardian contact procedure.

A youth case generally has restricted records and is not found through the ordinary adult county search. Give medical and disability information to intake staff and ask about the detention hearing. Cases directed into adult criminal proceedings require the court and lawyer to clarify which custody rules apply.

Read the arrest paperwork for the agency and report number. These local offices can help direct routine arrest-record inquiries:

• LVMPD headquarters, 400 South Martin Luther King Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89106, 702-828-3111.
• Henderson Police, 223 Lead Street, Henderson, NV 89015, 702-267-5000.
• North Las Vegas Police, 2250 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Suite 300, North Las Vegas, NV 89030, 702-633-9111.
• Mesquite Police, 695 Mayan Circle, Mesquite, NV 89027, 702-346-5262.
• Boulder City Police, 1005 Arizona Street, Boulder City, NV 89005, 702-293-9224.

Campus, tribal and specialized officers may also make arrests. The arresting agency identifies the incident; the jail confirms present custody. Call 911 for an emergency.