Las Vegas Inmate Lookup, Police Report and Criminal Court Guide
Las Vegas arrests do not all go to the same jail or court. This guide helps you identify the correct detention center, locate current custody, check bail, find the Justice or District Court case, arrange visitation, send money safely, request an LVMPD arrest report and review Nevada record-sealing options.
Do Not Assume Every Las Vegas Arrest Goes to CCDC
Search current CCDC custody online or call 702-671-3900.
For City of Las Vegas custody, search the city portal or call 702-229-6444, option 3.
Criminal Division main line: 702-671-3201. Pretrial and bail: 702-671-3285.
Its current Nevada county coverage focuses on Washoe County, so use official Las Vegas-area jail searches first.
Someone Was Arrested in Las Vegas Today: Follow This Route
- Confirm the arresting agency and exact arrest location.
- Search CCDC and the City of Las Vegas Detention Center before assuming the person is missing.
- Check North Las Vegas or Henderson when the arrest happened in those cities.
- Call the detention center when booking is recent or the person was arrested as John or Jane Doe.
- Write down the inmate ID, Justice Court case number, charges, bail status and court location.
- Confirm every payment instruction through the jail or court before sending money.
What Las Vegas Arrest Record Task Do You Need?
This browser tool does not request or transmit a person’s name, date of birth, inmate number or case information.
Which Las Vegas-Area Detention Center Should You Search?
The words “Las Vegas arrest” can describe several separate jurisdictions. Search the arresting agency’s detention system first.
Possible custody location | Official search or contact | When to use it | What to check next |
|---|---|---|---|
Clark County Detention Center | Many LVMPD and Clark County arrests, depending on the jurisdiction and charge. | Confirm inmate ID, Justice Court case number, bail, charges and current custody. | |
Las Vegas Detention Center | City of Las Vegas custody, including some arrests within city jurisdiction. | Search by name or inmate ID and ask whether transfer to CCDC is pending. | |
North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center | The arrest happened in North Las Vegas or the arresting agency is North Las Vegas Police. | Confirm custody, charge, court and whether the person moved to another facility. | |
Henderson Detention Center | The arrest occurred in Henderson or was made by Henderson Police. | Review booking date, charges, release information and bond amount. | |
Nevada Department of Corrections | The person has been sentenced to a Nevada state-prison term. | Confirm offender ID and facility. NDOC does not hold ordinary recent county detainees. | |
Federal custody | The case is federal or the person may be in federal detention. | Use the federal register number and check the federal court case separately. |
How to Search Clark County Detention Center Inmates
The official CCDC search displays current in-custody information. It does not operate as a permanent archive of every earlier Clark County booking.
People under 18 and people in protective custody are not displayed in the public search.
A person booked without confirmed identity cannot post bail until properly identified through the fingerprint process.
A released or transferred person may disappear from the roster even though an older booking page remains online elsewhere.
How to Use Nevada Arrests.org for a Las Vegas Search
Nevada Arrests.org is a third-party booking-discovery website. Its current Nevada county menu focuses on Washoe County, so it should not be treated as a complete Las Vegas or Clark County database.
- Open Nevada Arrests.org.
- Search the surname or browse available recent bookings.
- Note the name, age, date, county, agency and listed charges.
- Do not assume Clark County coverage from the word “Nevada.”
- Use CCDC, the City jail, North Las Vegas or Henderson for current Las Vegas-area custody.
- Check the correct court for the case outcome.
- Complete name and aliases
- Date of birth or age
- Booking date
- Arresting agency
- Inmate or booking ID
- Justice Court case number
- Charge descriptions
- Official court disposition
Find a Las Vegas Justice Court or District Court Criminal Case
Las Vegas criminal matters can move through different courts. Use the inmate record, citation, charging document or hearing notice to identify the correct court.
Court | Common role | Official search or contact | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
Las Vegas Justice Court | Misdemeanors, preliminary felony proceedings, bail and many early criminal-case events. | Case number, charges, status, court date, bail and payment instructions. | |
Eighth Judicial District Court | Felony and gross-misdemeanor cases after filing or transfer into District Court. | District Court case number, department, hearings, filings and disposition. | |
Las Vegas Municipal Court | City ordinance and qualifying misdemeanor matters filed in Municipal Court. | Use the City of Las Vegas Municipal Court website or the court shown on the citation. | Court-specific payment, hearing and appointed-counsel procedures. |
North Las Vegas or Henderson courts | Cases arising in those city jurisdictions. | Use the exact court named on the inmate or citation record. | Do not search only Las Vegas Justice Court when the arrest occurred in another city. |
Criminal case search steps
How to Check and Post Bail for a CCDC Inmate
First confirm the inmate ID, court, case number, bail amount and any additional holds. The official CCDC Pretrial Services page controls over a third-party booking listing.
Pretrial Services collects bail and surety bonds for Clark County Justice Court custody matters 24 hours a day.
During normal business hours, District Court bail is handled at the Regional Justice Center.
After 5 p.m., specified District Court bail and surety-bond transactions can be handled through CCDC Pretrial Services.
A John or Jane Doe cannot post bail until CCDC confirms the person’s identity through fingerprints.
Before taking money to the jail or court
Item | Current official guidance | Where to confirm |
|---|---|---|
Pretrial Services phone | Call before travelling or preparing payment. | |
CCDC location | 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101 | Use for CCDC Pretrial Services and after-hours routes described by the agency. |
Bail-bond filing fee | $50 filing fee | Check the live page because fees can change. |
Cash-bail filing fee | $40 filing fee for Clark County court bail | Ask which court and payment method apply. |
Personal checks | Not accepted | Use the accepted payment instructions for the handling court. |
Find a Clark County Public Defender or Private Criminal Lawyer
The Public Defender represents qualifying people who cannot afford counsel in Clark County Justice Courts, the Eighth Judicial District Court and Nevada appellate proceedings. The office does not handle Clark County municipal-court cases.
- Phone: 702-455-4685
- Address: 309 South Third Street, Las Vegas, NV 89155-2610
- County service hours generally list Monday–Thursday, 7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; department hours can vary.
- Open the official Public Defender website
The State Bar’s Lawyer Referral Service provides free referrals online or by phone. A referred lawyer may charge the currently listed $45 fee for an initial consultation of up to 30 minutes.
- Las Vegas: 702-382-0504
- Toll-free: 800-789-5747
- Online referrals are available 24 hours a day.
- Open the official Lawyer Referral Service
Questions to ask before hiring a criminal lawyer
CCDC Visitation, Phone Calls, Mail and Inmate Money
Locate the person and confirm the inmate ID before registering, depositing money or mailing anything. The person may transfer or leave custody while an older page remains visible.
All visitors must register online or in person at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard.
CCDC requires valid government-issued photo identification and an email address for registration.
Inmates place outgoing calls through the approved phone provider.
A wrong ID can send money or mail to the wrong account or delay delivery.
- Find the inmate and write down the CCDC inmate ID.
- Open the official CCDC visitation page.
- Register online or in person with a valid government-issued photo ID and email address.
- Read the current dress rules; shirts and shoes are required, and prohibited clothing can result in denial.
- Confirm the visit and inmate status before travelling.
- Leave prohibited property outside the secure visiting area.
CCDC inmates cannot receive incoming calls. Family and friends can manage the approved phone account through the provider listed on the official inmate-phone page.
- ViaPath customer service: 1-877-650-4249
- Customer support is listed as available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Do not use three-way calling or another method prohibited by the provider or facility.
- Open official inmate-phone information
- Confirm the inmate’s name and ID.
- Use CCDC facility number 289101 for TouchPay.
- Deposit online through the official TouchPay link, call 1-866-232-1899 or use the CCDC lobby kiosk.
- Save the receipt, amount and transaction date.
- Contact Inmate Accounts or call 702-671-3900 if a correct deposit does not appear.
Personal letters and photographs should use:
Inmate Name – Inmate ID NumberClark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
- Include a complete return address.
- Letters must be on paper no larger than 8.5 by 11 inches.
- Photographs must be no larger than 8 by 6 inches.
- Read the official prohibited-item rules before mailing.
Request an LVMPD Arrest Report or Court Record
LVMPD offers online, in-person and mail routes for eligible incident, collision and arrest reports. A filed report may take up to 10 business days to become available for dissemination.
Prepare this information
- LVMPD event number
- Your full name and date of birth
- Phone number and valid email
- Names of involved people
- Incident date, time and location
- Valid government-issued identification
Las Vegas Justice Court requires a written Copy/Research Court Records Request Form for criminal-record copies. District Court provides online case access and separate copy or search request forms.
- Justice Court copy and research form
- District Court record search and copy guidance
- Use the case number whenever possible.
- State whether copies should be mailed or held for pickup.
Detail | Verified information |
|---|---|
Address | 400 South Martin Luther King Boulevard, Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
Phone | |
Published hours | Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.; confirm service-specific availability before travelling. |
Current incident or arrest report copy fee | $13 under the fee schedule effective July 1, 2026. |
Public records questions | 702-828-7489. Use the correct report-copy route when you are an involved party. |
How to Request Your Own Nevada Criminal History
Nevada does not provide a general public website where anyone can search another person’s complete statewide criminal history by name. Individuals can request their own Nevada record through the Nevada State Police Records, Communications and Compliance Division.
The state request does not provide records from other states or an FBI criminal-history report.
333 West Nye Lane, Suite 100, Carson City, NV 89706
775-684-6262
When to Use the Nevada Department of Corrections Search
NDOC generally holds people who have received a Nevada state-prison sentence. It does not provide ordinary current information for people recently arrested and awaiting trial in a Las Vegas-area jail.
Use the offender ID when available for the most precise result.
The NDOC portal also accepts first and last name searches with wildcard options.
Call 775-977-5707 for inmate-related questions when the person’s facility is unknown.
Register for Nevada S.A.V.E. Custody Notifications
Nevada S.A.V.E. is the current statewide custody-notification service offered by the Nevada Office of the Attorney General. It replaced Nevada’s former VINE custody-notification system in August 2025.
Use save.nv.gov to find an eligible custody record and choose notification methods.
The statewide S.A.V.E. service number is 866-393-5445.
Notification data can change and should not replace emergency planning or direct agency confirmation.
How to Begin Sealing a Las Vegas Criminal Record
Nevada record sealing is a court process. Eligibility, waiting periods, agencies involved and the required petition depend on the case and outcome.
Nevada State Police sealing guidance explains the effect of a court-ordered seal.
The Eighth Judicial District Court form library provides current court forms for self-represented users and attorneys.
Why a Las Vegas Inmate or Court Search Shows No Result
Call the arresting agency and CCDC. Ask whether identity and intake processing are complete.
Search the City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson detention systems based on the arrest location.
Ask whether the person was released, transferred, taken to court, moved to NDOC or held by another jurisdiction.
Confirm the exact court. An arrest can occur before the prosecuting agency files the case.
Ask about additional cases, warrants, holds, identification problems and unfinished release processing.
Use the official jail and court as the controlling sources, save evidence and request a correction.
Las Vegas Arrest Record and Court Contacts
- 330 South Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- 702-671-3900
- Current inmate search, custody information and facility routing.
- Inmate information is not provided by email.
- Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- Main: 702-671-3116
- Criminal Division: 702-671-3201
- The court homepage lists Monday–Thursday, 7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; division hours can vary.
- Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- Civil/Criminal Clerk: 702-671-0530
- General information: 702-671-4554
- District Court felony and gross-misdemeanor case records.
- 400 South Martin Luther King Boulevard, Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106
- 702-828-3271
- Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- Eligible arrest reports, incident reports, background checks and fingerprint services.
Clark County Detention Center Map
This map shows CCDC at 330 South Casino Center Boulevard. Search the inmate before travelling because the person may be in the City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, state or federal custody.
330 South Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
The City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson operate separate detention routes.
The Regional Justice Center is at 200 Lewis Avenue. Confirm the department and hearing before travelling.
Prepare These Details for the Jail, Court or Lawyer
Official Las Vegas and Nevada Arrest Record Links
Related Arrest Record Search Guides
Las Vegas Arrest Records FAQs
Where can I search current Las Vegas jail inmates?
Start with the official Clark County Detention Center In-Custody Search. Also check the City of Las Vegas Detention Center, North Las Vegas or Henderson when the arrest happened in one of those jurisdictions. Call CCDC at 702-671-3900 for current help.
Why is a Las Vegas arrest missing from the CCDC inmate search?
The person may still be in booking, held in a city detention center, booked under an unknown name, released, transferred, under 18 or in protective custody. Confirm the arresting agency and search the correct jurisdiction.
Does Nevada Arrests.org include all Las Vegas arrests?
No. Nevada Arrests.org currently focuses its visible county coverage on Washoe County. Use official CCDC, Las Vegas City, North Las Vegas and Henderson custody searches for Las Vegas-area arrests.
How do I search a Las Vegas criminal court case?
Use Las Vegas Justice Court for its criminal matters and the Eighth Judicial District Court Case and Calendar Inquiry for District Court cases. Search by case number when possible and confirm the current hearing with the clerk.
How do I check bail for a Clark County inmate?
Find the inmate ID, court, case number and bail information in the CCDC result, then call Pretrial Services at 702-455-3462. Confirm the exact amount, filing fee, accepted payment method and additional holds before paying.
How do I visit someone at Clark County Detention Center?
Locate the inmate and write down the inmate ID, then register online or in person through CCDC visitation. Bring valid government-issued photo identification, provide an email address and follow the current clothing and appointment rules.
How can I send money to a CCDC inmate?
Use the official CCDC inmate-fund instructions. TouchPay requires facility number 289101, the inmate’s name and inmate ID. Deposits can also be made by telephone at 1-866-232-1899 or through the CCDC lobby kiosk.
How do I obtain an LVMPD arrest report?
Use LVMPD’s Requesting Report Copies page. Prepare the event number, your identity and contact information, the involved names, incident date and location. LVMPD states that a filed report may take up to 10 business days to become available.
How do I request my own Nevada criminal history?
Use the Nevada State Police Criminal History Records Request page. Choose the electronic route when applying from inside Nevada or the manual process for an out-of-state request, then follow the current fingerprint and payment instructions.
How can I seal a Las Vegas criminal record?
Collect every court case number, obtain your Nevada criminal history, check the applicable eligibility and waiting period, then file through the court with authority over the case. A signed sealing order must be processed by the relevant agencies before official records are restricted.
Official-resource review completed August 3, 2026
This independent guide is not affiliated with Arrests.org, LVMPD, Clark County Detention Center, the City of Las Vegas, Las Vegas Justice Court, the Eighth Judicial District Court, Nevada State Police or the Nevada Department of Corrections.
Official links, search interfaces, custody status, court dates, bail requirements, filing fees, visitor rules, vendors, telephone numbers and office hours can change. Confirm time-sensitive information through the responsible government agency before travelling or paying money.
Responsible-use notice: An arrest, booking entry or charge does not prove guilt or conviction. Do not use this page or a third-party mugshot listing for employment, housing, credit, insurance or another decision requiring a legally compliant consumer report.