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Find the Correct CCDC Record
The official CCDC inmate search can help you confirm current Clark County custody, booking details, charges, court cases, detainers and listed bail information.
This practical guide shows which search to use, how to read the result, what to do when no inmate appears and where to check bail, court, visits, funds, mail and release status.
What CCDC Information Do You Need?
The fastest route depends on whether you are checking current custody, a court case, a historical report or an inmate service.
Simple rule: the live inmate search is for current CCDC custody. It is not a complete historical arrest database and it does not replace the court docket.
How to Search CCDC Inmates Step by Step
The official search accepts a last name, inmate ID or Justice Court case number. Using fewer, accurate details is often more effective than filling every possible field.
Confirm that CCDC is the correct jail
CCDC is Clark County Detention Center at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard. It is separate from the Las Vegas City, North Las Vegas and Henderson detention facilities.
Open the official Clark County search
Use the Clark County in-custody portal. Basic current-custody information should not require payment to a third-party background-search website.
Use only one search input
Enter at least two letters of the last name, the inmate ID or the Justice Court case number. The official instructions recommend using one input field at a time.
Narrow or simplify the name
If the full spelling returns nothing, try the last name alone, remove punctuation or test the name without Jr., Sr., II or III.
Open the complete inmate entry
Compare the inmate ID, age, arrest date, case number, charge, status, detainer, bail, housing and scheduled court department.
Call when the result is missing or unclear
The official information line is the best next step for a very recent booking, a possible transfer or custody information that does not appear online.
Public-search limits: people under 18 and people in protective custody are not displayed. Inmate information is not provided by email, and the online data can change during the day.
How to Read a CCDC Inmate Record
One inmate can have several cases, different bail amounts and an outside-agency detainer. Read every line before calling a court, posting bail or sending money.
| CCDC field | What it helps confirm | What to check next |
|---|---|---|
| Inmate ID | The jail identifier used for funds, mail, phone services and inmate-specific questions. | Do not confuse it with a court case or police-event number. |
| Name, age, race and sex | Whether the result is likely connected to the person you are searching for. | Compare several identifiers; a name-only match is weak. |
| Arrest date | The date associated with the listed arrest or booking event. | It is not necessarily the court-filing, conviction or release date. |
| Case number | The number used to follow the matter in the appropriate court. | A person may have multiple open or related cases. |
| Charge | The allegation or custody basis currently displayed by the jail. | The filed court charge can later change, be reduced or be dismissed. |
| Status | The current jail-system status associated with the charge or case. | Use the court docket when the wording is unclear or the case has progressed. |
| Detainer | Another court, agency or jurisdiction may also want custody. | Posting local bail may not result in release while another hold remains. |
| Cash and surety bail | The listed bail type or amount for a particular case. | Review every case, filing fee and detainer before paying. |
| Housing | The current housing designation inside the detention system. | Housing assignments can change for operational or classification reasons. |
| Scheduled department and date | The court department and appearance information connected to the listed case. | Verify the current calendar through the appropriate court website. |
Accuracy warning: CCDC states that displayed charges may not match the charges of conviction and may change after hearings, negotiations or trial. Use the court record for the later case outcome.
Why Someone May Not Appear in the CCDC Search
A blank result does not automatically mean the person was not arrested. Match the likely reason with the next practical step.
“I am trying to confirm current custody for [full legal name]. The approximate arrest date is [date]. The person is not appearing in the online search. Can you confirm whether CCDC is the correct facility or direct me to the appropriate official source?”
CCDC vs Other Las Vegas-Area Detention Facilities
The city or agency that made the arrest can affect where a person is held. These facilities use separate searches and information numbers.
Clark County Detention Center
Address: 330 S. Casino Center Blvd., Las Vegas
Information: 702-671-3900
Use for people currently listed in Clark County Detention Center custody.
Search CCDCCity of Las Vegas Detention Center
Information: 702-229-6444, option 3
This is a separate city detention facility with its own online search.
Search Las Vegas City inmatesNorth Las Vegas Facility
Information: 702-633-1400
Use this route when the arrest or holding jurisdiction is North Las Vegas.
Search North Las VegasHenderson Detention Center
Information: 702-267-4652
Henderson maintains a separate inmate-information system.
Search Henderson inmatesUseful clue: compare the arresting agency, arrest location, court name and booking date before assuming every Las Vegas-area arrest is housed at CCDC.
CCDC Address, Phone and Contact Preparation
Clark County Detention Center
330 South Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Use the official information line for current custody questions that cannot be resolved online.
Have These Details Ready
Full legal name
Approximate age or date of birth
Approximate arrest date
Inmate ID, event number or case number when available
Email limitation: CCDC publishes a general contact email, but the official inmate-search instructions state that inmate information is not provided by email.
How to Verify and Pay CCDC Bail Safely
A displayed bail amount does not guarantee release. Another case, detainer, court order or identification issue may keep the person in custody.
Check Every Case Before Paying
- Confirm the correct inmate name and ID
- Write down every open case number
- Review cash and surety bail separately
- Look for no-bail or hold information
- Check for an outside-agency detainer
- Confirm the responsible court
- Verify the filing fee and payment method
- Keep the complete receipt
Official Bail Window, Fees and Payment Limits
CCDC Pre-Trial Services collects bail and surety bonds for Clark County Justice Court matters 24 hours a day, seven days a week. District Court bail is accepted through the service after 5:00 p.m.
| Transaction | Officially listed filing fee | Important payment detail |
|---|---|---|
| Bail bond | $50 | Verify the bond company, case and current detainer status first. |
| Bail posted for Clark County courts | $40 | The listed fee is separate from the bail amount. |
| Cash | Applicable filing fee | The official page lists full and exact cash up to $10,000. |
| Visa or Mastercard | Applicable filing fee | The official page lists card transactions up to $10,000. |
| Cashier’s check or money order | Applicable filing fee | Verify the exact payee, amount and required case information before purchase. |
“I am checking bail for [full name and inmate ID]. Can you confirm every open case, the current bail type and amount, the filing fee, accepted payment method and whether a detainer or additional case would prevent release?”
Scam warning: do not pay an unsolicited caller, text sender or social-media account claiming to guarantee release. Verify all payment instructions through the official CCDC or court source.
How to Find Court Records After a CCDC Booking
Use the court department and case number displayed in the inmate record. Different Clark County and City of Las Vegas courts maintain separate case systems.
| Official court route | When it may apply | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Justice Court | Justice Court criminal proceedings, initial appearances and related matters. | Defendant name, case number, hearing and department. |
| Eighth Judicial District Court | Felony, gross-misdemeanor and later District Court proceedings. | Case summary, department, calendar and filing activity. |
| Las Vegas Municipal Court | City misdemeanor, ordinance or municipal matters. | Municipal case history, warrant status and hearing date. |
| Clark County Court Finder | Locating a courtroom, judge or calendar. | Party name, case number, judge or attorney information. |
What the Court Record Can Add
- Formal filed charges
- Case number and assigned court
- Upcoming hearing information
- Bail or release orders
- Attorney information when public
- Amended or dismissed charges
- Plea or case disposition
- Sentence and later case activity
Historical depth: Clark County District Court states that most District Court records from 1990 forward can be searched online. Certified or older copies may require a clerk request.
CCDC Visitation Registration, Scheduling and Limits
Every visitor must register before scheduling. Registration can be completed online or in person at Clark County Detention Center.
What You Need to Register
- Valid government-issued photo identification
- A working email address
- A current photograph of yourself
- The inmate’s exact name and ID
- An official visitation-system account
- Compliance with current conduct and dress rules
Registration Hours and Visit Availability
Online registration is available 24 hours a day. In-person registration at CCDC is listed from 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., seven days a week. Visits are scheduled through the official visitation system after registration.
The April 2024 inmate handbook states that general-population inmates may receive one social visit of up to 50 minutes per week. Special-housing visits and actual availability can differ, so the current scheduler and facility instructions control.
Before travelling: confirm the inmate remains in custody, the visit is still scheduled and your identification exactly matches the registration account.
CCDC Phone Calls, Monitoring and Emergency Messages
Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming telephone calls. Friends and family normally fund the inmate’s telephone account and wait for the inmate to call.
Routine contact
Use the official inmate-phone instructions to fund telephone and tablet services after confirming the inmate ID.
Genuine emergency
Call CCDC at 702-671-3900, explain the emergency and provide the inmate’s name and ID. Staff determine the appropriate response.
The inmate handbook states that calls may be recorded and monitored, excluding protected attorney-client communications. It also states that auxiliary communication aids are available for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
CCDC separately states that TTY equipment is available and telephone interpretation can assist non-English speakers.
How to Send CCDC Inmate Funds Without Using the Wrong Account
Confirm the full name and inmate ID immediately before depositing money. CCDC warns that it is not responsible for funds sent to an incorrect inmate account.
Electronic, Lobby and Mailed Funds
| Deposit route | What to know | Main mistake to avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Online or telephone TouchPay | The live CCDC page states electronic deposits post within 24 hours and are often credited sooner. | Selecting the wrong inmate or entering the wrong ID. |
| Lobby kiosk | Cash can be deposited at the CCDC lobby kiosk. | Travelling before confirming current custody and kiosk availability. |
| Mailed funds | Use the current personal-mail address and an accepted payment instrument. | Sending cash, a personal check or incomplete inmate identification. |
| Commissary gift order | CCDC provides a separate official commissary gift-bag route. | Assuming a gift order and a trust-account deposit are the same service. |
Privacy limit: CCDC states that specific information about an inmate’s trust account is not released to an outside person without a subpoena.
How to Send Personal or Legal Mail to CCDC
Personal social mail and legal or official mail use different addresses. Always include the inmate’s exact name and inmate ID.
Personal Social Mail
Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
Use for permitted personal letters and photographs.
Legal and Official Mail
Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number
Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Use for qualifying legal mail, official documents and approved publications.
Mail Preparation Checklist
- Use the inmate’s exact official name
- Include the correct inmate ID
- Use the correct personal or legal address
- Add a complete return address
- Do not include blank stationery or stamps
- Avoid stickers, glue, glitter and attached decorations
- Check photograph size and content rules
- Review current rules before mailing
Non-legal social mail is opened and screened. CCDC may return mail that does not meet the current requirements. Approved publications must generally be sent directly by a publisher or commercial dealer.
Release Options, House Arrest and Re-Entry Help
The official CCDC and North Valley Complex handbook explains several processes that are not obvious from the public inmate search.
Own-Recognizance and Pretrial Release
Pretrial Services may interview an inmate to determine whether the person qualifies for release on their own recognizance. At an initial appearance, a judge may address release, bail, continued custody or electronic monitoring.
No guaranteed release: an interview does not guarantee own-recognizance release. The judge and applicable legal process control the outcome.
House Arrest Is Not a Family Application
The handbook describes basic eligibility factors such as a court sentence to CCDC, an acceptable residence and a working telephone. Open charges, detainers, warrants and other screening factors can prevent approval.
The handbook specifically warns that family or friends should not contact the program asking for consideration because doing so can slow the screening process.
Release-Planning Details Families Can Help With
- Help obtain identification before release
- Keep court and release paperwork organized
- Request a free letter of incarceration when needed
- Plan transportation from the facility
- Identify housing and treatment resources
- Use Nevada 211 for community-service referrals
Free Letter of Incarceration
CCDC states that a letter of incarceration can be requested without a fee. It can help document a period of custody for social services or another legitimate administrative purpose.
ADA Help, Grievances and Safety Reports
The official handbook and CCDC service pages explain how an inmate can request accessibility help, submit a grievance or report sexual abuse and harassment.
Accessibility and Communication Assistance
CCDC states that TTY equipment and language interpretation are available. The inmate handbook also directs deaf or hard-of-hearing inmates to request auxiliary communication assistance from facility personnel.
How the Grievance Process Starts
The handbook says most issues should begin with the housing-unit officer. If the problem is not resolved, an inmate can submit a formal request through the inmate kiosk or Request Manager system.
- Use one issue per grievance entry
- Use the medical grievance route for health concerns
- Wait for a response before escalating
- Request the next appeal level when needed
- Keep dates and response details
- Act immediately for health or safety emergencies
If an inmate is released or transferred before a grievance or disciplinary appeal is finished, the official process allows the person to request continuation. That request must be received within seven days of release.
Immediate danger: a life-threatening emergency should be reported to facility staff immediately. Outside callers with an urgent emergency should call CCDC at 702-671-3900; call 911 for an immediate public emergency.
Which CCDC Record Request Do You Actually Need?
“CCDC records” can mean several different documents. Choosing the correct record holder avoids delays and unnecessary fees.
| Your goal | Best source | Useful identifying details |
|---|---|---|
| Current custody | Official CCDC in-custody search | Last name, inmate ID or Justice Court case number |
| Arrest or incident report | LVMPD report-copy process when LVMPD holds the report | Event number, names, date, time and location |
| Broader public record | LVMPD Public Records Unit | A narrow description, date range and event or case number |
| Court docket or disposition | The court listed on the CCDC record | Defendant, court and case number |
| Certified court copy | The responsible court clerk | Case number and exact document requested |
| Proof of incarceration | CCDC letter-of-incarceration process | Inmate name, custody dates and response contact details |
Requesting an LVMPD Arrest or Incident Report
LVMPD says to allow up to 10 business days after a report is filed before it may be available for dissemination. The request process asks for details such as the LVMPD event number, involved names, incident date, location and requester contact information.
Effective July 1, 2026, LVMPD lists a $13 non-refundable fee for incident and traffic-collision reports. Availability, identity requirements, delivery method and fees for other record types can differ.
I am requesting the publicly releasable [arrest report, incident report or booking-related record] concerning [full legal name], believed to have been arrested or booked on or about [date]. The known inmate, event or case number is [number]. Please advise whether your office holds the record, whether identification, fees or redactions apply, and whether electronic delivery is available.
No guaranteed photograph: a booking or arrest does not guarantee that a mugshot or every related document will be released. The agency may not hold the requested item or may redact or withhold information under applicable law.
Released, Transferred or Moved to State or Federal Custody
A person can stop appearing in the CCDC search after release or transfer. Use the known timeline to choose the next source.
| Possible situation | Next official source | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Released from CCDC | The related court docket | Release order, future court date and current case status |
| Moved to another local jail | Las Vegas City, North Las Vegas or Henderson search | New facility, booking date and holding agency |
| Entered Nevada state custody | Nevada Department of Corrections offender search | Offender ID, institution and sentence information |
| Entered federal custody | Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator | Federal register number and current institution |
| Custody-notification need | Nevada S.A.V.E. | Current custody listing and notification registration |
Notification limitation: Nevada S.A.V.E. says its information is periodically updated and should not be treated as an official law-enforcement record. Use it for search and notification help, then verify important facts with the holding agency.
Before You Act on a CCDC Record
Complete these checks before posting bail, sending funds, travelling, sharing information or making an important decision.
- I confirmed that CCDC is the correct facility.
- I used the official in-custody search.
- I matched more than the inmate’s name.
- I reviewed every case, charge and detainer.
- I confirmed bail instructions before paying.
- I checked the correct court docket.
- I confirmed custody before sending funds or mail.
- I did not treat an arrest as proof of guilt.
CCDC Jail Inmate Search FAQs
How do I search CCDC inmates online?
Open the official Clark County Detention Center in-custody search. Enter at least two letters of the last name, an inmate ID or a Justice Court case number, using only one input field. Confirm the name, age, arrest date, case and charges before relying on a result.
What information can I use for a CCDC inmate search?
The official search accepts a name, inmate ID or Justice Court case number. A legal name, approximate arrest date and age can help you verify that the result belongs to the correct person.
Why is someone not showing in the CCDC inmate search?
The booking may still be processing, the name may be entered differently, the person may be under 18, in protective custody, unidentified, released, transferred or held at another Las Vegas-area detention facility.
Is CCDC the same as the Las Vegas City Jail?
No. Clark County Detention Center and the City of Las Vegas Detention Center are separate facilities with different inmate searches and contact numbers.
What is the CCDC address and inmate information phone number?
Clark County Detention Center is located at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101. The inmate information line is 702-671-3900.
How do I check or pay CCDC bail?
First check every listed case, bail amount and detainer in the official inmate record. Then use the official CCDC Pre-Trial Services Bail instructions or call CCDC before paying because another case or hold may prevent release.
How do I schedule a CCDC inmate visit?
Register through the official visitation system or in person at CCDC. Registration requires government-issued photo identification, an email address and a current photograph. Confirm custody and the scheduled visit before travelling.
How do I send money or mail to a CCDC inmate?
Use the official inmate-funds and mail instructions. Confirm the inmate’s exact name and ID before depositing funds. Personal mail goes to the CCDC post-office-box address, while legal and official mail uses the Casino Center Boulevard address.
Where do I search court records after a CCDC booking?
Use the court and case number shown in the inmate record. Depending on the case, the correct source may be Las Vegas Justice Court, Eighth Judicial District Court or Las Vegas Municipal Court.
How do I request a CCDC booking or arrest record?
Identify whether you need an arrest report, booking record, incarceration letter or court record. Use the appropriate LVMPD or court request process and provide the person’s name, approximate date and known event, inmate or case number.
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