Nevada
Clark County inmate search
How to find someone booked into Clark County Detention Center, using the official search rather than a lookalike site. If they are not showing up, or they vanished from the list overnight, that usually means a transfer and we will track it for free.
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Who runs this jail, and who it holds
- Facility: Clark County Detention Center
- Address: 330 S Casino Center Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- Phone: (702) 671-3900
- Official search: CCDC In-Custody Search
Operated by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, covering Las Vegas, and arrests made anywhere in unincorporated Clark County.
What is different about this one
CCDC is the largest jail in Nevada and the first place to look for almost any Las Vegas arrest. The search takes a last name, an ID number, or a Justice Court case number. Search by last name only at first: booking clerks routinely enter a middle name as a first name, drop the second surname, or transpose two names, and a full-name search will return nothing while a surname search finds them.
How do I search for someone in Clark County custody?
Use the official search run by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, linked on this page. Search by last name only at first. Booking clerks routinely enter names in the wrong order or drop a second surname, so a full-name search can return nothing when the person is actually there.
Use the official link above rather than a search result. Several sites that rank well for these searches are advertising fronts that copy an official look, and some charge for information the agency publishes free.
How long before someone shows up in the Clark County search?
Booking takes time. It is normally a few hours between an arrest and the person appearing in any public search, and it can be longer if the arrest happened overnight or at a weekend. An empty result in the first few hours does not mean something has gone wrong.
What if the search stops showing them?
That usually means a transfer rather than a release. People are moved between city and county jails, picked up on federal holds, or handed to immigration, and each move removes them from the system you were checking before they appear in the next one. Call us and we will check county, federal, and immigration custody together.
This is the situation we are called about most, and the free lookup exists for exactly it.
What if immigration has a hold on them?
A county jail can hold someone for immigration after their local case is resolved, and at that point the county search stops being the right place to look. Immigration custody is tracked nationally, not by the county. If that is what happened, the ICE Online Detainee Locator is the system that follows the person.
How much does a bail bond cost in Nevada?
Nevada caps what a bail agent may charge as a percentage of the bond, so the price is not really negotiable at the top end. Anyone quoting far below the cap is either adding fees elsewhere or is not licensed. We will put every cost in writing before you sign anything.
What we do
- Find the person across county, federal, and immigration custody at once
- Tell you what the bail actually is and what it will cost you
- Post the bond through licensed agents and sureties
- Connect you with licensed attorneys when the case needs one
The lookup is free and it stays free. We are paid only if you decide to use us for a bond.
Details on this page were checked against the operating agency's own site on 30 July 2026. Jail information changes without notice. Where this page and the agency disagree, the agency is right.