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Clark County Detention Center (Las Vegas, Nevada)

Inmate Search, Booking Information, Bail, Visitation, Phone Numbers & More

Looking for someone who was arrested in Las Vegas or elsewhere in Clark County? The Clark County Detention Center, commonly called CCDC or the Clark County Jail, is one of several detention facilities serving the Las Vegas area. Use this guide to search for someone in custody, check bail information, locate the correct jail, schedule visitation, send money or mail, find criminal court information, and understand what happens after an arrest.

✓ Last verified: September 2026
Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas Nevada

Clark County Detention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada

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Someone Was Arrested in Las Vegas. What Should You Do?

Start by determining which jail or detention center is holding the person. The Las Vegas area has several separate jail systems, and not everyone arrested in Clark County is booked into the Clark County Detention Center.

If the person is believed to be at CCDC, search the official Clark County inmate database. The search may show the inmate's ID, age, custody status, charges, case information, bail amount and housing information.

Once you find the correct custody record, you can determine what to do next.

1

Identify the jail

Determine whether the person is at CCDC or another Las Vegas-area jail.

2

Search the inmate record

Use the official CCDC inmate search if the person is in Clark County custody.

3

Check the charges and case

Review available charge and Justice Court case information.

4

Check bail

Determine whether bail is set and the amount required.

5

Plan the next step

Find visitation, phone, money, mail, court and release information below.

IMPORTANT LAS VEGAS DISTINCTION

Clark County Jail or Las Vegas City Jail?

One of the most confusing parts of finding someone arrested in Las Vegas is that several separate detention facilities operate in the area. Searching the wrong jail can make it appear that the person is not in custody.

CLARK COUNTY

Clark County Detention Center

Search the Clark County inmate database for people held at CCDC.

(702) 671-3900

CITY OF LAS VEGAS

Las Vegas Detention Center

A person may instead be held in the City of Las Vegas jail system.

(702) 229-6444, option 3

OTHER CITIES

North Las Vegas or Henderson

Separate detention systems also operate in North Las Vegas and Henderson.

The correct facility may depend on the arresting agency and the jurisdiction where the alleged offense occurred. If a person does not appear in the Clark County search, check the other Las Vegas-area detention systems before assuming the person has been released.
JAIL LOCATION

Clark County Detention Center Location

The Clark County Detention Center is located in downtown Las Vegas near the Regional Justice Center.

Clark County Detention Center

330 S. Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101

The facility handles custody information, visitation registration, certain bail transactions, inmate funds and other detention services.

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North Valley Complex

Some Clark County inmates may be housed at the North Valley Complex. Clark County's visitation system applies to inmates housed there as well.

Confirm the person's current housing assignment through the inmate search before traveling.

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BAIL & PRE-TRIAL SERVICES

How to Post Bail at the Clark County Detention Center

The Clark County Detention Center has a Pre-Trial Services bail bond window that is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Justice Court Bail

The bail bond window is located inside CCDC near the Visiting and Information Booth.

Clark County currently charges a $50 filing fee for bail bonds.

For Las Vegas Justice Court bonds, current county instructions allow:

  • Cash for the full exact amount up to $10,000
  • Visa or Mastercard up to $10,000
  • Cashier's check
  • Money order

Cashier's checks and money orders for Justice Court bail should be made payable according to the county's current instructions and should include the inmate's name and ID number.

OFFICIAL CLARK COUNTY BAIL INFORMATION →
Important: Clark County states that a person booked as a John or Jane Doe cannot post bail until properly identified through the detention center's fingerprint-identification process.
VISITING AN INMATE

Clark County Detention Center Visitation

Clark County currently offers free onsite visitation and paid remote video visitation. Visitors must register before scheduling a visit.

MONDAY – FRIDAY

Social Visiting Hours

7:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

SATURDAY – SUNDAY

Social Visiting Hours

7:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

REMOTE VISITS

25 Minutes

Current remote social video visits cost $4.75 for 25 minutes.

Visitor Registration

Visitors may register online or in person at:

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

  • Valid government-issued photo identification is required.
  • An email address is required for registration.
  • Online registration is available 24 hours a day.
  • In-person registration is currently available from 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., seven days a week.
  • No more than three visitors total are allowed for an onsite visit.
  • Visitors over age 13 must produce proper identification.
VIEW OFFICIAL VISITATION INFORMATION →
INMATE COMMUNICATION

How to Receive Calls From a Clark County Jail Inmate

Clark County currently uses ViaPath Technologies for inmate telephone and communication services.

Beginning June 2026, Clark County changed how friends and family fund telephone, messaging and video services. The county currently directs users to commissary deposits, GettingOut messaging accounts and AdvancePay accounts depending on the service being used.

Because account types and payment rules can change, review the county's current telephone instructions before adding money.

OFFICIAL INMATE TELEPHONE INFORMATION →
MONEY & COMMISSARY

How to Send Money to a Clark County Jail Inmate

Clark County currently uses TouchPay for credit- and debit-card deposits into an inmate's trust account.

Online or By Phone

TouchPay accepts credit- and debit-card transactions.

Telephone deposits:

1-866-232-1899

CCDC Lobby Kiosk

Cash deposits may be made using the kiosk located in the Clark County Detention Center lobby.

By Mail

Certain checks, cashier's checks and money orders may be mailed to the inmate trust account under Clark County rules.

For TouchPay deposits, Clark County currently lists Facility #289101. You will also need the inmate's name and inmate ID number.
OFFICIAL INMATE FUNDS INFORMATION →
COMMISSARY

Clark County Jail Commissary

Clark County inmates may purchase approved commissary items using money available in their inmate trust account.

North Tower

Current regular commissary delivery:
Monday and Thursday

South Tower

Current regular commissary delivery:
Tuesday and Friday

North Valley Complex

Current regular commissary delivery:
Monday and Thursday

Clark County also currently allows approved iCare commissary gift bags. Gift orders are subject to current facility rules and limits.

OFFICIAL COMMISSARY INFORMATION →
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MAIL

How to Send Mail to a Clark County Jail Inmate

Clark County currently directs physical social mail such as letters and approved photographs to a dedicated CCDC post-office-box address.

Include the inmate's full name and inmate ID number.

General inmate mail:

Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number
Clark County Detention Center
P.O. Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
VIEW OFFICIAL MAIL RULES →
COURT & CASE INFORMATION

Finding a Clark County Criminal Court Case

Jail information and court information are separate. After locating an inmate, you may also need to determine which Clark County court is handling the criminal case.

Felony and gross-misdemeanor cases may proceed in Nevada's Eighth Judicial District Court. The District Court provides online access to criminal case information and court calendars.

The court's online systems can be searched using a case number or a party's name.

SEARCH CLARK COUNTY COURT CASES →
COURT DATE LOOKUP

Find a Clark County Court Date

The Eighth Judicial District Court's Court Finder can help locate scheduled hearings and courtroom information.

Court Finder can search using a party name, case number, judge or attorney bar number and can provide courtroom directions.

SEARCH CLARK COUNTY COURT DATES →
RELEASE INFORMATION

When Will Someone Be Released From the Clark County Detention Center?

There is no single release time that applies to every Clark County inmate. Posting bail or receiving a court release order does not necessarily mean the person will leave CCDC immediately.

After Bail Is Posted

Jail staff must process the bail, verify the person's legal status, check for other active cases or detainers, complete paperwork and perform the facility's release procedures.

Clark County also cautions that custody and release information may change because of court hearings, plea agreements, security conditions, administrative issues or other circumstances.

Check the current inmate record or call the detention center for the most current custody status.

TROUBLE LOCATING SOMEONE?

Can't Find Someone in the Clark County Jail Search?

A missing search result does not necessarily mean that the person is no longer in custody.

Recent Arrest

The person may still be going through transportation, intake or booking.

Different Las Vegas Jail

Check Las Vegas Detention Center, North Las Vegas or Henderson if the person is not at CCDC.

Released

The person may already have posted bail, been released by the court or otherwise left custody.

Not Publicly Displayed

Clark County states that juveniles and people in protective custody are not displayed in the public search.

For current Clark County custody information, call (702) 671-3900.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Clark County Jail Las Vegas FAQ

How do I find someone in Clark County Jail in Las Vegas?

Use the official Clark County Detention Center inmate search. You can search by last name, inmate ID or Justice Court case number.

Is Clark County Detention Center the Las Vegas jail?

CCDC is a major jail serving Clark County and Las Vegas, but it is not the only detention facility in the Las Vegas area. The City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson also operate separate detention systems.

What is CCDC?

CCDC stands for Clark County Detention Center. It is located at 330 S. Casino Center Boulevard in downtown Las Vegas.

What is the Clark County Detention Center phone number?

The detention center's current inmate-information line is (702) 671-3900.

Where is the Clark County Jail?

The Clark County Detention Center is located at 330 S. Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101.

How do I search for a recent Las Vegas arrest?

Start with the CCDC inmate search. If the person does not appear, check the Las Vegas Detention Center, North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center and Henderson Detention Center depending on the arresting agency.

Can I search Clark County inmates by case number?

Yes. The CCDC inmate search currently allows searches using a Las Vegas Justice Court case number as well as an inmate's last name or inmate ID.

How do I check bail for a Clark County inmate?

Locate the person in the official CCDC inmate search. The custody record may display the inmate's current bail amount and case information.

Is the Clark County bail window open 24 hours?

Clark County currently states that the Pre-Trial Services bail bond window inside CCDC is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Can I visit someone at CCDC?

Yes. Clark County currently provides free onsite social visits and paid remote video visits. Visitors must register before scheduling.

How long are CCDC video visits?

Social onsite and remote video visits are currently 25 minutes long. Inmates in good standing are generally allowed two social visits per week.

How much does a remote Clark County jail visit cost?

Effective April 6, 2026, Clark County currently lists remote social video visits at $0.19 per minute, or $4.75 for a 25-minute visit.

How do I send money to a CCDC inmate?

Clark County currently uses TouchPay for online and telephone deposits. Deposits may also be made using the lobby kiosk and through certain approved mailed funds.

What TouchPay facility number does Clark County Jail use?

Clark County currently lists CCDC as TouchPay Facility #289101. You will also need the inmate's name and inmate ID number.

How do I send mail to a Clark County inmate?

General social mail should currently be addressed to the inmate at Clark County Detention Center, P.O. Box 43059, Las Vegas, Nevada 89116. Include the inmate's full name and inmate ID number.

How do I find a Clark County criminal court case?

Use the Eighth Judicial District Court's online Case and Calendar Inquiry system for District Court criminal matters. Court Finder can also help locate upcoming hearings and courtroom assignments.

OTHER JAIL GUIDES

Find Someone in Another County Jail

Looking for someone outside Clark County? Browse GotLockedUp.com's inmate-search guides for other major jail systems.

OFFICIAL RESOURCES

Clark County Detention Center & Court Resources

These links take you directly to official Clark County and court resources.

NEED TO FIND SOMEONE?

Search the Clark County Detention Center

Use the official CCDC inmate search to check current custody, charge, bail, case and housing information.

Last verified: September 2026. Jail policies, schedules, addresses, phone numbers, vendors, bail procedures and visitation rules can change. Confirm important information with Clark County before traveling, sending money, posting bail or making other decisions.

GotLockedUp.com is an independent informational website and is not affiliated with Clark County, the Clark County Detention Center, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the Eighth Judicial District Court, any law-enforcement agency, detention facility, vendor or government entity.

Information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. An arrest or criminal charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt.