How to Search the Clark County Jail Roster
The Clark County jail roster is searched through the Clark County Detention Center in-custody search at redrock.clarkcountynv.gov/ccdcincustody/incustodysearch.aspx. The page heading reads Inmate Information Search. It runs on a legacy form and posts a clear rule: enter only one input field. A split-field search will fail.
The image below shows the Clark County Detention Center in-custody search form used as the official Clark County jail roster lookup.
The form returns current in-custody results. A person who has been released, transferred to state prison, or moved to federal custody will not appear. For a name search, the form requires at least two letters of the last name. For the cleanest result, an inmate ID or Justice Court case number returns an exact match.
- Open the in-custody search at redrock.clarkcountynv.gov/ccdcincustody/incustodysearch.aspx.
- Choose one field only. Use the inmate name, the inmate ID, or the Justice Court case number.
- For a name search, enter at least two letters of the last name.
- Click Submit to run the in-custody search.
- Open the matching result to view the available custody information.
- Use Another Search to start over, or Back to CCDC Home Page for facility information.
- If no result appears, check the spelling, try the inmate ID, or confirm the person is still in county custody and not released or transferred.
A no-result response does not mean the person was never booked. It means they are not in current Clark County custody. They may be out on bail, released after their case, or now in another facility. For release verification, the released inmates page covers VINELink Nevada and the state and federal locators.
Clark County Inmate Search Fields
The CCDC search uses a tight set of fields. The official instruction is to enter only one. The table below lists each field in the live form, its type, whether it is required, and notes on the accepted format for a Clark County inmate search.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inmate's Name | Text | One of three | Enter at least 2 letters of the last name. Field name txtName. |
| Inmate's ID | Text | One of three | Maxlength 8. Field name TxtID. |
| JC Case Number | Text | One of three | Maxlength 9. Field name TxtCaseNo. |
| Submit | Button | Yes | Runs the in-custody search. |
| Another Search | Link | n/a | Returns to inCustodySearch.aspx for a fresh search. |
| Back to CCDC Home Page | Link | n/a | Links to the Clark County Detention Center home page. |
Note: The page posts the rule "Please Enter Only One Input Field," so do not combine name and ID in the same search.
What a Clark County Inmate Profile Shows
When the in-custody search returns a match, a profile of available custody fields appears. The exact fields shown depend on the booking and on what the agency releases publicly. The table below maps the fields a user is likely to see on a Clark County inmate record, with a short note on what each one means.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Inmate Name | The name on file for the person in custody. |
| Inmate ID | The CCDC identifier for the person in custody. |
| JC Case Number | Justice Court case number tied to the booking, when searched. |
| Custody Status | Whether the person is currently in custody at CCDC. |
| Booking Number | Identifier for the booking event. |
| Booking Date and Time | When the person was booked into the facility. |
| Charges | Listed charges at the time of booking. |
| Bail or Bond | Amount set for release, where applicable. |
| Housing Location | Unit or area within the facility, where shown. |
| Next Court Date | Scheduled court appearance, where shown. |
| Arresting Agency | The agency that made the arrest. |
| Release Status | Projected release or release indication, where available. |
Medical status, mental-health classification, protective-custody flags, and victim information do not appear in public results.
Clark County Detention Center Facility
The Clark County Detention Center is the main jail for the Las Vegas area. It handles intake, classification, and housing for people arrested in Clark County. The facility is operated by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. The official facility information page is the right source for current rules, which change with vendor contracts and security policy.
The image below shows the Clark County Detention Center home page, the official source for Clark County jail information.
The contact card below lists the main detention center address. Confirm the current phone number and hours from the official CCDC contact page before relying on them.
Clark County Detention Center
330 South Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Operated by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
Use the official CCDC contact page for phone and hours
Cities in Clark County with their own police forces, including Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, and Mesquite, may book arrests into CCDC or hold short-term detainees before transfer. The CCDC in-custody search is the central county custody lookup.
Booking and Bond Basics in Clark County
After an arrest, a person is transported to the detention center for intake. The booking process includes identification, property inventory, medical and mental-health screening, a booking photo, fingerprinting, and a check for warrants and holds. The person is then classified and housed. Initial appearances and bail decisions follow the court schedule and the charge type.
Bond can take several forms. Cash bail requires the full amount to be posted. A surety bond uses a bail bond company that charges a fee. An own-recognizance release lets a person go without posting money, based on a judicial finding. A no-bond hold means the person stays in custody pending a court decision. The court sets bail based on the charge, the risk of flight, and public safety.
The CCDC in-custody search may show a bail or bond amount on a booking. A person who posts bond may be released quickly, which is why a later search can show no result. The warrant search page covers how a served warrant ties into a booking, and the arrest records page covers the relationship between booking charges and the formal charges filed by the District Attorney.
Clark County Detention Center Visitation
The detention center publishes visitation rules on its official visitation page. Rules cover scheduling, identification, dress code, conduct, child visitors, and attorney visits. The schedule and provider can change, so confirm details on the official page before planning a visit.
The image below shows the Clark County Detention Center visitation page, the official source for Clark County jail visiting rules.
The schedule table below shows the general categories a visitor should confirm with the official CCDC visitation page. Exact days, times, and the visitation provider are set by the facility and should be verified before a visit.
| Visit Topic | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Scheduling | Whether visits are appointment-only and whether remote video is offered. |
| Identification | Accepted government photo identification for adult visitors. |
| Minor Visitors | Adult or guardian requirement and relationship rules. |
| Dress Code | Prohibited clothing and conduct rules. |
| Visit Length | Exact minutes per visit and how often visits are allowed. |
| Attorney Visits | Separate professional visitation rules for counsel. |
| Lockdowns | Visits may be canceled for security, medical, or emergency reasons. |
Money, Mail, and Commissary at CCDC
The detention center handles money deposits, mail, commissary, and phone access through its inmate information page and designated vendors. Money can usually be deposited through a kiosk, online, or by mail. Commissary lets inmates buy approved items from their account. Mail must follow the facility's address format and content rules.
Confirm the current deposit vendor, the mail address format, and the prohibited-items list on the official CCDC inmate information page before sending anything. Vendors and rules change. Prohibited items are returned or rejected, and mail that violates the format is not delivered.
Note: Do not send cash through the mail; use the facility's designated deposit method for adding money to an inmate account.
CCDC vs Nevada DOC vs Federal Custody
The Clark County inmate search covers county custody only. After sentencing, a person may move to the Nevada Department of Corrections. A federal case routes to the Bureau of Prisons. Each system has its own locator, and a county search will not show state or federal custody.
The image below shows the Nevada Department of Corrections offender search, used for Clark County defendants now in state prison.
Use the Nevada DOC offender search at ofdsearch.doc.nv.gov for state prison custody. Use the Bureau of Prisons inmate locator at bop.gov/inmateloc for federal custody. To track movement and releases, set up notifications through VINELink Nevada, which the released inmates page covers in detail.
Tips for Attorneys and Family of Clark County Inmates
Family members and attorneys use the jail roster for different reasons. Family wants to confirm a booking, plan a visit, and add money. Attorneys want to confirm custody, schedule professional visits, and track the next court date. Both should keep the inmate ID handy because it returns the cleanest search result.
For urgent matters such as a release, a pickup, or a court appearance, do not rely only on a web result. Call the official CCDC information line to confirm. The web roster updates on a delay and may not reflect a very recent booking or release. The jail population page covers how the detention center reports custody data overall.
For inmate population data, reentry support, and release notifications, the related pages below cover each topic. The released inmates page covers what happens after custody ends.