How do I find an inmate at the CCDC in Las Vegas, NV?

The general public can search for people who may be incarcerated at the Clark County Detention Center (CCDC) in Las Vegas, Nevada, by internet or by calling (702) 671-3900.

In this article, our Las Vegas Nevada criminal defense attorneys provide information about how to search for people in custody at the CCDC. Click on a topic below to jump to that section.

People can search for detainees at the Clark County Detention Center by phone or online

1. Find a CCDC inmate online

To search online for a person in custody at the Clark County Detention Center, go to the CCDC Inmate Information Search webpage. Internet users may search by either the person’s:

name
inmate ID number, or
Justice Court case number

The search results will look this:

It is recommended that internet users type in only the first couple of letters of the person’s last name instead of the whole name, and then scroll through the results to find the person they are looking for. The search feature is very temperamental and does not always match inputted data with an inmate.

Sometimes there is a delay between a detainee being booked at the CCDC and the online database being updated. For the most up-to-date information, call the CCDC information line at (702) 671-3900.

2. Find a CCDC inmate by phone

To find out by phone whether a person is in CCDC custody, phone the jail at (702) 671-3900. A warden or other jail staff member will help. Be prepared to provide the person’s name or inmate ID number or case number.

3. Find a CCDC inmate under protective custody

The CCDC internet search does not display information about detainees who are under protective custody. For more information, call the jail at (702) 671-3900.

4. Finding a CCDC inmate under 18-years-old

The CCDC internet search does not display information about juvenile detainees. For more information, call the jail at (702) 671-3900.

5. Finding a CCDC inmate currently identified as John- or Jane Doe

The CCDC internet search does not display information about John- or Jane Doe detainees. For more information, call the jail information line at (702) 671-3900.

6. Additional resources for friends and family of CCDC inmates

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