How to bail out an inmate at Tucker Holding Facility in Laughlin Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers

Laughlin Jail (Tucker Holding Facility) in Nevada; finding and phoning inmates

The Laughlin Jail is a holding facility for the Clark County Detention Center.  Therefore, people can post bail at either the Laughlin Courthouse or the Clark County Detention Center.

To bail someone out at the Laughlin Courthouse, go to the cashier window located at 101 Civic Drive next to the jail. Business hours are Mondays through Thursdays from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To post bail after business hours, contact Western Union Quick Collect at 1-800-325-6000.

For detailed information on how to post bail at the Clark County Detention Center, visit our Clark County Detention Center bail page.

Call the Laughlin Jail at (702) 298-3460 to inquire about what form of bail the court accepts for a particular inmate.  Cash and bail bondsmen are usually permitted.

Arrested in Laughlin? Call an attorney…

If you’ve been accused of a crime in ‘Laughlin, Nevada,’ call our Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys for a free consultation.  We may be able to get you released on little or no bail. Then we’ll do everything we can to get your charges at the Laughlin Courthouse reduced or dismissed.

We represent clients throughout Nevada, including Las Vegas, Henderson, Washoe County, Clark County Reno, Carson City, Laughlin, Mesquite, Bunkerville, Moapa, Elko, Pahrump, Searchlight and Tonopah.

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