North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center Inmate Bail & Bonds

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North Las Vegas correctional center: bail day and night

North Las Vegas bail payments depend on whether the release order comes from Municipal Court or Justice Court. The Community Correctional Center is at 2332 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Suite 120, North Las Vegas, NV 89030, 702-633-1400.

Look up the person in the North Las Vegas offender search before arranging a payment. The North Las Vegas Inmate Search page also links CCDC and the other city jails for a booking or transfer outside the city system.

Ask the appropriate court or center which window accepts the payment at that time and whether any other hold remains. The North Las Vegas Court page explains the city and county court distinction.

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1. Is my family member inside the North Las Vegas correctional center?

Search North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center Inmate Search. If the name is missing, call 702-633-1400 and ask the bail desk. North Las Vegas Police headquarters, 2250 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Suite 300, answers at 702-633-9111 for arrest details.

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For a county or another city booking, these detention contacts help identify the right release and payment location.

 

 

2. What kind of jail is it?

It is a pretrial facility for men and women, run by the City of North Las Vegas. It opened July 1, 2020, has three housing units with room for up to 500 residents, and includes booking and intake. The address is 2332 Las Vegas Blvd. North.

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3. Where do I pay during the day?

During the day, go to the court that owns the case. North Las Vegas Municipal Court takes bail in person from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, except holidays. Its bail line is 702-633-1130. North Las Vegas Justice Court has the same hours and the number 702-455-7802.

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4. Where do I pay at night or on a weekend?

At the correctional center, 2332 Las Vegas Blvd. North. It takes bail and bonds from 5:00 p.m. to midnight Monday through Thursday, and on Fridays, weekends, and holidays. Call 702-633-1400 for the bail bond instructions.

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5. Is cash accepted after the courts close?

The Municipal Court accepts cash bail only during its business hours. After hours, ask the bail bond desk at 702-633-1400 which payment forms the center can take before you drive over.

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6. Does the court charge a fee?

Yes. The Court adds $50 for each bail bond posted there. A bail bond company charges its own percentage, paid by whoever requests the bond, and that fee is not refundable. A cash-only bond requires 100 percent of the bail in cash.

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7. Who decides how much bail is?

The judge, who also decides if the whole amount or only a percentage must be posted. Under NRS 178.498, the amount must reasonably ensure appearance and safety, taking the person's finances into account. A judge may release a trustworthy person on their own recognizance.

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8. What can a bail bond agent legally charge?

No more than 15 percent of the bond or $50, whichever is greater (NRS 697.300). The fee is one time. The agent must hand you a written receipt, and no renewal premium may be added.

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9. Will I get the money back?

Cash bail returns to the payer, less any fees the judge assesses, if the person is found not guilty or the charges are dropped. After a guilty finding it may go toward fines and fees, leaving little. A bond is exonerated after adjudication and sentencing or after dismissal. The court mails refund checks to the address on file when bail was posted.

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10. When is someone sent to the Clark County Detention Center?

Cases that belong to the county courts can be held at the county jail, 330 S. Casino Center Blvd., Las Vegas, 702-671-3900. Call 702-633-1400 to learn whether your person is in North Las Vegas or has been moved. The county jail's bail window is open at all hours.

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11. Which court handles felony charges in North Las Vegas?

Felony and gross misdemeanor cases start in North Las Vegas Justice Court, 2428 Martin Luther King Boulevard, North Las Vegas, NV 89032. City misdemeanors stay in the Municipal Court. A judge sets the first bail in either court.

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12. How does a North Las Vegas defendant get appointed counsel?

If you cannot afford a lawyer, tell the judge at the first hearing. Clark County Public Defender, 309 S. Third Street, Las Vegas, 702-455-4685, defends people in the county courts.

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13. What about someone under 18?

Youth arrested in North Las Vegas fall under Clark County Juvenile Justice Services, 601 N. Pecos Road, Las Vegas, 702-455-5200. It runs the county juvenile detention center for ages 8 to 18.

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14. Can I post property instead of cash?

A bail agent may accept real estate as collateral if it is reasonable for the bond. The deed must state that it is part of a security transaction, the agent must keep it separate, and the holder reconveys it once the bond is discharged (NRS 697.320). Property cannot be moved out of Nevada. A court may also take cash or U.S. bonds or notes (NRS 178.502).

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15. What if a federal agency has a hold?

A separate federal or immigration custody order may keep the person detained after local bail is paid. Ask which agency holds the person and whether a transfer has occurred; local payment does not resolve that agency’s release decision. Federal criminal proceedings are handled at 333 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-464-5400.

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16. Which North Las Vegas arrests cannot get bail right away?

Bail may be denied in a first-degree murder case when the proof is evident or the presumption great. Anyone on probation or parole who is arrested for a felony may be bailed only through the court or that agency. DUI with breath alcohol at 0.04 or above bars bail, and domestic battery requires a 12-hour wait (NRS 178.484).

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17. What happens if my person misses a North Las Vegas court date?

The court can issue a bench warrant, add a failure-to-appear charge, and forfeit the cash bail. Bond forfeiture takes effect 180 days after notice to the surety (NRS 178.508).

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18. How do I avoid fake bail requests?

Pay only through the court and the center. Ignore texts that demand gift cards. Money put on an inmate's account is spending money and does not pay bail. Verify through 702-633-1400.

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Key contacts for North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center

Jail
North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center, 2332 Las Vegas Blvd. North, North Las Vegas; 702-633-1400
Bond instructions
Jail bail and bond guide
Custody lookup
North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center Inmate Search
City court
North Las Vegas Municipal Court, 702-633-1130
Justice Court
2428 Martin Luther King Blvd., North Las Vegas, NV 89032; bail 702-455-7802
Police
2250 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Suite 300, 702-633-9111
County jail
Clark County Detention Center, 330 S. Casino Center Blvd., Las Vegas, 702-671-3900
Public defender
Clark County Public Defender, 309 S. Third Street, 702-455-4685
Youth
Juvenile Justice Services, 601 N. Pecos Road, 702-455-5200

Courts and the city set these hours and fees, and they shift at times, so ask the court or jail about your own case before you pay.

North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center

Address:
2332 Las Vegas Blvd. North
North Las Vegas, NV 89030

Phone:

702-633-1400

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