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How do I bail out a person in custody at the CCDC in Las Vegas, NV?

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You may bail out an inmate at the Clark County Detention Center (CCDC) using personal funds or through a bail bonds company. The bailout procedure differs slightly depending on which court the case is in-Las Vegas Justice Court or Clark County District Court:

How to post bail in Las Vegas Justice Court Cases

Go to the CCDC’s Pre-trial Services window in downtown Las Vegas at 330 South Casino Center Drive.


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It’s open every day from 8 a.m. until midnight. You may pay by:


  • Cash (full and exact amount).


  • Cashier’s check made out to "Las Vegas Justice Court." It should also show the full name and inmate identification number of the person in custody. (CCDC does not accept personal checks.)


  • Money order made out to "Las Vegas Justice Court." Remember to write on it the name and inmate ID number of the person you’re bailing out.


  • Visa or Mastercard (but only up to $3,000)


  • Western Union Quick Collect. Make it payable to "Justice Court." The city code is "LV Township," and the state code is "NV." And the Quick Collect should include the inmate’s ID number and full name.

How to post bail in Clark County District Court Cases

If it’s during business hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.), go to the Regional Justice Center across from the Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas at 200 Lewis Ave.


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You can pay by cashier’s check or money order made payable to the "Clerk of the Court." It should also include the person in custody’s full name and inmate identification number. Note that personal checks will not be accepted.

If it’s after business hours, go to the CCDC at 330 South Casino Center Drive.


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To pay by cash, head to the Pre-Trial Services window. To pay by bond, head to the reception area and tell the clerks in the glass booth.

Additional Resources


Clark County Detention Center general information





Nevada bail procedures



  • For bail procedures in other jails throughout Clark County and Nevada, go to our information page on Nevada bail procedures.


Official Clark County website




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