Clark County, Nevada · Custody, police, bail and criminal-court guide
Clark County Booking Lookup: Connect the Jail Record to the Correct Court Outcome
Clark County arrest information is divided among the detention centre, arresting police agency, Justice Courts, the Eighth Judicial District Court and Nevada’s statewide criminal-history repository.
This guide explains what each system contains, what it excludes, how to find current custody, how to obtain older arrest information, how to post bail, how to visit or contact an inmate, and how to correct or seal a record.
Do not identify a person from a name or mugshot alone. Compare the birth date or age, inmate ID, arrest date, arresting agency and case number. Charges shown at booking are allegations and may later be amended, dismissed or resolved differently.
CCDC coverage
Current custody only—not a complete past-arrest archive.
Inmate information
LVMPD SCOPE
$13 for your own local criminal history.
Bail filing fee
$50 for all bail bonds.
Official review
Facts checked July 27, 2026.
Choose the record that answers your Clark County question
1
Is the person held now?
Use the CCDC in-custody system or the detention search operated by the city that made the arrest.
2
What did police report?
Request the incident, arrest or probable-cause report from LVMPD, Henderson Police, North Las Vegas Police or the actual arresting agency.
3
What happened in court?
Search the township Justice Court for misdemeanours and early felony proceedings, then District Court after a felony bind-over.
4
Need older statewide history?
Request your Nevada fingerprint-based criminal history and compare it with local SCOPE and court records.
Best complete sequence: Find the custody record, save the inmate ID and cases, identify the arresting agency, locate the court docket and obtain the final disposition when accuracy matters.
Clark County arrests can lead to four different detention systems
Clark County itself warns that a person may be housed within the arresting agency’s jurisdiction. Searching only CCDC can miss a person booked into a city detention facility.
| Custody system | Who may be held there | Phone | Best clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clark County Detention Center | Many LVMPD arrests, county cases, people held for other jurisdictions and people awaiting Clark County court action. | 702-671-3900 | The record contains a CCDC inmate ID or Las Vegas Justice Court case number. |
| City of Las Vegas Detention Center | Adults booked for qualifying misdemeanor offences within City of Las Vegas jurisdiction. | 702-229-6444, option 3 | The case is prosecuted in Las Vegas Municipal Court. |
| North Las Vegas detention | People arrested within North Las Vegas jurisdiction. | 702-633-1400 | North Las Vegas Police made the arrest. |
| Henderson Detention Center | People arrested within Henderson jurisdiction. | 702-267-4652 | Henderson Police made the arrest. |
Strip jurisdiction: Many locations commonly described as “Las Vegas,” including much of the Strip, are in unincorporated Clark County rather than the incorporated City of Las Vegas. The exact incident location and arresting agency matter.
How to search Clark County Detention Center correctly
Open the live CCDC In-Custody Search
The system displays people currently listed in Clark County Detention Center custody.
Use only one search field
Search by the inmate’s name, inmate ID or Las Vegas Justice Court case number. Do not fill in several search fields at once.
Enter at least two last-name letters
Clark County recommends using more than two letters when possible to narrow the results.
Start broadly
Search the surname first. Try aliases, former surnames, suffixes, hyphenated names and alternate spellings when no result appears.
Open every plausible match
Compare the full name, age, sex, inmate ID, arrest date, case number and related case details.
Save the inmate ID
This identifier is needed for bail, money, mail, commissary, visitation, calls and information requests.
Review every case and detainer
A person may have several charges, separate court cases or holds from another agency.
Call for current confirmation
Contact 702-671-3900 before paying bail, travelling to the facility or arranging release pickup.
What the public search does not display: Inmates younger than 18 and people in protective custody are excluded. CCDC does not provide inmate information by email.
John or Jane Doe restriction: A person booked without confirmed identity cannot post bail until properly identified through the CCDC fingerprint process. A family member with legal identification should call the inmate information line for instructions.
What the Clark County inmate-search fields mean
| Field | Meaning | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inmate ID | The identifier assigned in the CCDC system. | It does not describe the final case outcome. | Use it for all detention-related transactions. |
| Arrest date | The date connected with the arrest event. | It may differ from booking or filing dates. | Use it to distinguish separate custody events. |
| Justice Court case | A case number tied to early court proceedings. | A felony may later receive a different District Court case number. | Search Justice Court first, then check District Court after bind-over. |
| Charge | The accusation connected with booking or the case. | It is not a conviction and may later change. | Read the formal charging document and final disposition. |
| Detainer | Another agency, case or jurisdiction may require continued custody. | Paying the local bail may not resolve the hold. | Ask CCDC which agency controls the detainer. |
| Cash bail | A listed amount that may be paid in full under the stated conditions. | Payment does not guarantee immediate release. | Confirm every case, hold and filing fee before paying. |
| Housing | The current detention assignment. | Housing can change for classification, medical, safety or operational reasons. | Reconfirm before scheduling an onsite visit. |
| Scheduled department and action | A currently listed court department, date or proceeding. | Court schedules can change. | Verify the event in the court portal shortly before appearance. |
CCDC data is not an official certified court record. Clark County prohibits commercial use of the inmate-search data and warns that charges and release dates can change.
No Clark County inmate result found? Follow this order
Arrest occurred within the last few hours
Identification, fingerprinting, medical screening and intake may still be in progress.
The city jail may have custody
Search the City of Las Vegas, Henderson or North Las Vegas facility based on the arresting agency.
The person is under 18
Juvenile detainees are not displayed in the public CCDC system.
Protective custody applies
Clark County excludes protective-custody inmates from the public results.
The name was recorded differently
Try an alias, former name, compound surname, suffix or alternate spelling.
The person was released
CCDC is a current-custody search, not a full historical booking archive.
The person was transferred
Nevada Department of Corrections, federal authorities, another county or another state may now control custody.
A court record exists without custody
The defendant may be released, on bail, cited, summoned or associated with an older case.
Call script for a missing record
“I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], was booked after an arrest on [date] by [agency]. I have [report number or case number]. Can you confirm whether the person is in CCDC, released, transferred or held in another jurisdiction?”
What happens after a person is arrested in Clark County?
Agency arrest and report creation
The officer or deputy creates the arrest, incident, probable-cause and related investigative records.
Facility intake and identification
The detention centre records identity, property, fingerprints, initial charges and the agency responsible for the arrest.
Medical and classification screening
Health, safety, behaviour and custody factors affect housing and services.
Bail and initial court review
The court may address probable cause, bail, release conditions, counsel and future hearings.
Prosecutor filing decision
The prosecutor may file the arrest charge, change it, add or remove counts, or decline prosecution.
Justice Court proceeding
Misdemeanours may remain in Justice Court. Felony and gross misdemeanor cases generally use Justice Court for initial proceedings and preliminary review.
District Court bind-over
A felony or gross misdemeanor sent forward for trial receives District Court handling and may receive a new case number.
Disposition and possible sealing
The case may end through dismissal, acquittal, plea or conviction. Eligible records may later be sealed through the proper court process.
Clark County bail payment rules and common release delays
Bail window
Open 24 hours daily inside CCDC.
Filing fee
$50 for every bail bond.
Cash limit
Exact full amount up to $10,000.
Card limit
Visa or Mastercard up to $10,000.
Location
Beside the CCDC Visiting and Information Booth.
Justice Court bail methods
Cash in the exact full amount, up to $10,000
Visa or Mastercard, up to $10,000
Cashier’s check
Money order
Attorney trust-account check
$50 filing fee included with the bail payment
Cashier’s check or money order: Make it payable to Las Vegas Justice Court and write the inmate’s name and inmate ID on the payment. Personal checks are not accepted.
District Court bail
During normal business hours, District Court bail is accepted at the Regional Justice Center across from CCDC at Casino Center Boulevard and Lewis Avenue. Cashier’s checks or money orders should be payable to Clerk of the Court and include the inmate’s name and ID.
Check every case attached to custody
One bail payment may not resolve another case, no-bail order or agency hold.
Ask about detainers
Another county, probation authority, immigration agency or court may prevent release.
Confirm the court level
Justice Court and District Court bail use different payment routing.
Include the filing fee
The $50 fee must accompany the bail payment.
Keep the receipt and identifiers
Save the inmate ID, case number, amount, payment time and transaction confirmation.
Wait for confirmed physical release
Property return, paperwork, transport and unresolved holds can delay exit after payment.
Bail scam warning: Do not pay a supposed jail or court employee using gift cards, cryptocurrency or a personal money-transfer account. Verify the case and payment route independently.
Clark County video and onsite visiting rules
Visit length
25 minutes for onsite and remote social visits.
Remote cost
$4.75 per 25-minute session.
Weekly limit
Two 25-minute social visits in total for inmates in good standing.
Registration
Valid photo ID and email address required.
Social visiting hours
| Day | Morning | Afternoon | Evening |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 7–10:30 a.m. | No general afternoon social session listed | 7–11 p.m. |
| Saturday–Sunday | 7–10:30 a.m. | 12:30–3 p.m. | 7–11 p.m. |
Onsite visit checklist
Register online or at CCDC before scheduling
Bring accepted photo ID if older than 13
Limit the visit to three visitors total, including children
Keep minors with an adult
Leave cell phones unused during the visit
Expect screening and possible search
Expect random warrant checks
Follow the published dress code
Remote visits end immediately for nudity, livestreaming or operating a vehicle. Visits may also be cancelled because of meals, counts, lockdowns, discipline, classification or staffing.
ViaPath video-visit support
visitorsupport@viapath.com
How to deposit Clark County inmate money safely
Deposits are not refundable. Clark County also does not release specific trust-account information to an outside person without a subpoena. Verify the inmate’s name and ID before paying.
TouchPay
The county identifies TouchPay as the fastest card-deposit method.
Lobby kiosk
Cash can be placed through the CCDC lobby kiosk. Do not mail cash.
Telephone deposit
TouchPay telephone service: 1-866-232-1899.
Mailed payment requirements
Payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account
Inmate name and ID on the memo line
Payment issued in U.S. currency
Allow a 10-business-day hold
Do not send altered or outdated instruments
Do not send personal, two-party or foreign-bank checks
Commissary delivery schedule
| Housing area | Delivery days | Family note |
|---|---|---|
| North Tower | Monday and Thursday | Confirm the person’s current housing because assignments can change. |
| South Tower | Tuesday and Friday | Account restrictions or discipline may affect ordering. |
| North Valley Complex | Monday and Thursday | Visits and services still use the Clark County registration systems. |
| iCare package | Delivered with regular commissary | Package orders are limited to once per week. |
iCare customer service
Support hours: 8 a.m.–7 p.m. Mountain Time, seven days a week.
Clark County inmate mail address and rejection rules
Social mail and mailed funds
Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number
Clark County Detention Center
P.O. Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
Clark County Detention Center
P.O. Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
Legal mail, official documents and publications
Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number
Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Use this social-mail checklist
Include the sender’s complete return address
Use only white envelopes and white paper
Write in blue ink, black ink or pencil
Use paper no larger than 8½×11 inches
Use standard 4×6 photographs
Write the inmate ID clearly
Items likely to be rejected
- Greeting cards or postcards
- Glitter, rhinestones, stickers, tape or glued objects
- Coloured paper, cardstock or blank stationery
- Blank or self-addressed envelopes and unused stamps
- Perfume, lipstick, paint, correction fluid, metallic ink or unknown substances
- Cash, coins, casino chips, credit cards or cheque books
- Electronic-media storage devices
- Sexually explicit or security-threatening content
Publications: Magazines, newspapers and soft-cover books must be sent directly by a publisher or commercial dealer and must clearly identify their contents.
CCDC telephone rates and account changes
Calling rate
$0.10 per minute for published local, intrastate, interstate and supported international call types.
Internet funding fee
$3 for supported account funding online.
Telephone funding fee
$5.95 for supported account funding by phone.
Account choices effective June 1, 2026
| Account | Use | Important rule |
|---|---|---|
| TouchPay commissary account | Telephone and tablet services funded to the inmate account. | Verify the inmate name and ID; deposits are not refundable. |
| GettingOut messaging account | Messages, photographs and e-cards linked to the family member’s account. | This account is not the replacement payment route for video visits. |
| AdvancePay | Calls and video visits linked to the family member’s telephone or email account. | Unused AdvancePay funds may be eligible for refund after release under provider procedures. |
Inmates cannot receive incoming calls. For a genuine emergency, call CCDC at 702-671-3900. TTY equipment and telephone interpretation are available.
Letters of incarceration, grievances and house arrest
Letter of incarceration
Email dsdrsuc@lvmpd.com and provide a valid email or mailing address. Clark County lists no fee for the letter.
Grievance after release
A released or transferred inmate must request continuation within seven days of release.
Electronic monitoring
House Arrest programme questions: 702-671-5861, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Grievance or disciplinary-appeal continuation
Attn: RMA—Grievances/Appeals
330 S. Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Email: DSDRMA@LVMPD.com
Clark County Detention CenterAttn: RMA—Grievances/Appeals
330 S. Casino Center Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
House arrest conditions: Employment, medical appointments and required classes need verification and advance approval. Participants wear a GPS ankle device, and a violation can result in immediate return to custody.
How to obtain an LVMPD arrest report
LVMPD’s Records and Fingerprint Bureau provides incident, collision and arrest reports for events within LVMPD jurisdiction. Reports may be requested online, in person or by mail.
Availability delay: Allow up to 10 business days after the report is filed before requesting a disseminated copy.
Prepare these details
LVMPD event number
Requester’s full name and date of birth
Involved person’s name
Incident or arrest date
Approximate time and location
Phone number and working email
Valid government-issued photo ID
Notarised authorisation when requesting for another adult
Accepted identification examples
- State driver’s licence, state ID or Real ID
- United States or foreign passport
- Permanent Resident card
- Military identification
- Consular Matricula card
Published report fees effective July 1, 2026
| Record | Published fee | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Incident report | $13 | Non-refundable; release eligibility and redaction still apply. |
| Traffic collision report | $13 | Eligible reports may be delivered by secure electronic link. |
| Arrest report | Quoted through the request process | LVMPD’s published fee table lists incident and collision charges; confirm the arrest-report cost before payment. |
Pickup deadline: Incident and arrest reports may be mailed or collected from the selected location. In-person pickup must occur within 30 days.
LVMPD Records and Fingerprint Bureau
400 S. Martin Luther King Boulevard
Building C
Las Vegas, NV 89106
Building C
Las Vegas, NV 89106
Public hours
Monday–Friday: 7 a.m.–6 p.m.
Weekends and holidays: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Use an LVMPD SCOPE record when the person is no longer in jail
A SCOPE background check is an LVMPD local criminal-history record. It can be used for personal review, employment, housing, immigration, military enlistment, adoption or preparing a sealing petition.
Published fee
$13 effective July 1, 2026.
Who may request it
A person may obtain only their own SCOPE background check.
Coverage limitation
LVMPD releases the history it maintains; Henderson and North Las Vegas records may require separate agency histories.
Accepted payment
Visa, Mastercard or Discover
Bank-issued debit card
Cash at the main Records Bureau
Cashier’s check payable to LVMPD
Money order payable to LVMPD
Exact payment and accepted ID for mailed requests
SCOPE is not a complete national background check. It also may not contain arrests entered and maintained only by Henderson, North Las Vegas or another outside agency.
Clark County arrest research beyond the written police report
Body-camera footage, CAD notes, police-radio traffic and 911 audio are separate records. They can require research, review and privacy redaction before release.
| Service | Unit | Published charge |
|---|---|---|
| Body-worn camera preparation, research and redaction | Per hour | $89 |
| Event search and reproduction, up to 20 pages | Per event | $30 |
| Event print redaction | Per five minutes | $5 |
| Communications record or calls-for-service search, up to 20 pages | Per search | $31 |
| Telephone and radio audio search and reproduction | Per request | $133 |
| Radio and CAD search and reproduction | Per request | $116 |
| Telephone audio search and reproduction | Per request | $60 |
| Extraordinary research | Per hour | $67 |
More than 20 pages: Printed communications-record requests incur an additional $0.40 per page after the first 20 pages.
Copy-ready public-records request
Under Nevada’s Public Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the following identifiable existing records concerning LVMPD event number [number], occurring on [date] at [location]: [body-worn camera video, CAD notes, 911 audio, radio traffic, photographs or specified document]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the cost will exceed $[amount], and identify the legal basis for any withheld or redacted information.
LVMPD Public Records Unit
Body-worn camera requests
Communications Research Office
Cost-control tip
Identify one event, specific officers, a short time range and the exact media needed.
Which Clark County criminal court should you search?
| Court | Criminal role | Search clue |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Justice Court | Misdemeanours, initial felony and gross misdemeanor proceedings, bail and preliminary hearings within Las Vegas Township. | The CCDC record shows a Las Vegas Justice Court case number. |
| Other Clark County Justice Courts | Cases arising within Henderson, North Las Vegas, Mesquite, Laughlin and other townships. | The incident occurred outside Las Vegas Township. |
| Eighth Judicial District Court | Felony and gross misdemeanor trial cases, criminal appeals, writs and petitions to seal. | The case was bound over from Justice Court or has a District Court case number. |
| Municipal Courts | City-code misdemeanours prosecuted by the appropriate city attorney. | The arrest or citation is associated with the City of Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas or another municipality. |
County records are not maintained by one central Clark County request office. Police, detention and court records must be requested from the agency or court that controls them.
How to locate the court outcome and order proof
Las Vegas Justice Court
- The public portal includes Las Vegas Justice Court criminal cases and court calendars.
- Search by case number or party details.
- Sealed cases, protective orders and exempt information do not appear online.
- Criminal payment questions can be directed to 702-671-3201.
Eighth Judicial District Court
- The Clerk maintains records from September 1909 to the present.
- Most records from 1990 forward can be searched online.
- Criminal actions include felony and gross misdemeanor cases.
- Sealed cases are not available through public Internet search.
- A party or attorney seeking permitted sealed-case access must verify identity with the Clerk.
District Court copy and search fees
| Service | Published fee | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Photocopy | $0.50 per page | Use for plain copies of filed documents. |
| Certification | $3 per document | Added to the copy cost. |
| Exemplification | $6 per document | Use only when the receiving institution specifically requires it. |
| Certifying a copy supplied by the requester | $5 | The court must have the original document on file. |
| Exemplifying a copy supplied by the requester | $9 | The original must be in the court file. |
| Pre-1990 case search | $0.50 per year, per name | Provide complete party names and the approximate filing year. |
Processing time: Large requests or documents stored on microfilm or microfiche may take up to two weeks. Unsealed admitted evidence is viewed by appointment with current government photo identification.
Eighth Judicial District Court Clerk
Regional Justice Center
200 Lewis Avenue, 3rd Floor
Las Vegas, NV 89101
200 Lewis Avenue, 3rd Floor
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Clerk public hours
Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Excluding court holidays.
How to correct a Clark County arrest history
| Problem | Correct office | Evidence to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Incorrect CCDC inmate details | Clark County Detention Center | Government ID, inmate ID, arrest date and description of the error. |
| Missing arrest disposition on LVMPD history | LVMPD Criminal History Updates | Court disposition and valid photo ID. |
| Name changed | LVMPD Criminal History Updates | Legal name-change document and photo ID. |
| Arrest belongs to another person | LVMPD Records Challenge | Identification, fingerprints, supporting documents and identity-theft report when applicable. |
| Court docket error | Clerk of the court maintaining the case | Case number and signed order or filed document supporting correction. |
| Nevada statewide history error | Nevada Criminal History Repository | DPS challenge form, fingerprints and certified dispositions. |
LVMPD update and challenge services have no fee. A legible copy of valid photo identification and relevant supporting documents must be attached.
LVMPD record-challenge questions
RecordChallenges@lvmpd.com
How to obtain a fingerprint-based Nevada record
Nevada’s Central Repository maintains adult Nevada criminal-history information supported by arrest fingerprint cards. It can include misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor and felony events submitted by Nevada criminal-justice agencies.
What is generally included
Nevada arrests and detention
Formal charges and indictments
Dismissals and acquittals
Convictions and sentences
Correctional supervision
Probation and parole information
What is not the same as a Nevada criminal history
Police narrative
Request the incident or arrest report from the agency that created it.
Ordinary traffic charges
Nevada does not index ordinary traffic charges in criminal history; felony DUI is an exception.
Nationwide FBI history
A Nevada personal record does not automatically provide records from every state or the FBI.
Request routes
Choose electronic or manual submission
Electronic requests can be initiated from within Nevada. Out-of-state applicants must use the manual process.
Complete the required personal-history form
Follow the current Nevada Repository instructions and provide complete identity information.
Obtain a rolled ten-print fingerprint card when required
Use a law-enforcement agency or authorised fingerprint provider.
Confirm the exact current fee
Manual requests require exact payment by cashier’s check or money order under the Repository’s current instructions.
Allow processing and delivery time
The Repository states that it processes requests within 30 calendar days; allow approximately two additional weeks for mailing and delivery.
Nevada State Police Records, Communications and Compliance Division
333 West Nye Lane, Suite 100
Carson City, NV 89706
Carson City, NV 89706
rmansi@dps.state.nv.us
How to seal Clark County arrest and criminal records
Sealing is not destruction. A sealing order removes qualifying records from general information sources but does not physically destroy them. Limited authorised access can remain.
General conviction waiting periods in Clark County guidance
| Record type | General period | Period begins after |
|---|---|---|
| Category A or B felony | 15 years | Release from custody or discharge from parole or probation, whichever is later. |
| Category C or D felony | 12 years | Release from custody or discharge from parole or probation, whichever is later. |
| Category E felony | 10 years | Release from custody or discharge from parole or probation, whichever is later. |
| Gross misdemeanor | 7 years | Release from custody or discharge from probation, whichever is later. |
| Non-felony DUI or domestic battery | 7 years | Release or end of suspended sentence, whichever is later. |
| Other misdemeanor | 3 years | Release or end of suspended sentence, whichever is later. |
| Dismissal or acquittal | A petition may generally be filed after dismissal or acquittal | The court must find that no further action is expected. |
Some offences cannot be sealed. Nevada excludes specified sexual offences and crimes against children. Active cases, warrants, incomplete waiting periods and missing dispositions can also prevent approval.
Documents to collect before preparing the petition
Current verified Nevada Criminal History Report
Local SCOPE or histories from every involved agency
Date of every arrest or citation
Name of every arresting agency
Every original and final charge
Final disposition for every entry
Agency report and court case numbers
List of every record custodian to be served
Judgment and completion documentation where required
Correct petition, affidavit and proposed order
Current CHR requirement: Clark County requires a current verified Nevada Repository Criminal History Report with the District Attorney stipulation package. An LVMPD SCOPE is no longer statutorily required but can help identify Clark County arrest entries accurately.
Choose the correct jurisdiction
Municipal Court record
Submit the sealing request through the city attorney and Municipal Court that handled the case.
Justice Court record
Use the proper Clark County township heading and the Justice or District Court forms applicable to the case.
Multiple townships or District Court
The Eighth Judicial District Court can be used for qualifying Justice and District Court charges throughout Clark County.
Clark County stipulation workflow
Obtain current histories
Collect the Nevada Repository report and local histories from every agency maintaining an arrest.
Obtain missing dispositions
Request written proof from the court or arresting agency when the history does not show the final outcome.
Confirm eligibility
Check waiting periods, excluded offences, open cases, warrants and dismissals without prejudice.
Prepare the petition and order
List each arrest date, agency, charge, disposition and known report or case number directly in the forms.
Name every record custodian
Include courts, prosecutors, police agencies, CCDC, Nevada Repository and other known public or private holders.
Submit the package to the District Attorney
Take the original and at least one copy of the petition, affidavit, proposed order and supporting records to 200 Lewis Avenue, third-floor reception.
Follow up after three to four weeks
Call 702-671-2765 when no response has been received.
File with the correct court
After stipulation—or when requesting a judicial hearing—file the documents and pay any applicable court fee.
Obtain certified signed orders
Request enough certified copies for every agency named in the order and keep one permanently.
Serve every agency
Unless the judge orders otherwise, the petitioner is responsible for delivering the signed order to each named custodian.
Expected timeline: Nevada Repository guidance says sealing commonly takes two to four months. Processing after the Repository receives an order can take additional time, especially when information is incomplete.
Clark County arrest, jail and court record contacts
| Office | Contact | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Clark County Detention Center | 702-671-3900 | Current custody, inmate ID, release and transfer questions. |
| Pre-Trial Services | 702-455-3462 | Bail and pretrial service questions. |
| LVMPD Records Bureau | 702-828-3271 | Reports, SCOPE and records services. |
| LVMPD Public Records | 702-828-7489 | Body-camera and broader public-record requests. |
| Las Vegas Justice Court Criminal | 702-671-3201 | Justice Court criminal cases and payment questions. |
| Eighth Judicial District Court Clerk | 702-455-2590 | Felony records, copies and certified dispositions. |
| Clark County sealing stipulations | 702-671-2765 | Status after submitting a District Attorney sealing package. |
| Nevada Criminal History Repository | 775-684-6262 | Nevada history requests, challenges and statewide sealing processing. |
Clark County Detention Center and Regional Justice Center
CCDC is located at 330 S. Casino Center Boulevard. The Regional Justice Center is nearby at 200 Lewis Avenue and houses Las Vegas Justice Court and Eighth Judicial District Court functions.
Confirm before travelling: Verify custody, housing, visit approval, bail routing, court department and public-counter hours before leaving home.
What should you do with the record you found?
Current custody
Save the inmate ID and call CCDC before paying, visiting, mailing or arranging pickup.
Past arrest
Request your SCOPE or Nevada history and obtain the arrest report from the arresting agency.
Final outcome
Find the correct Justice or District Court case and order the disposition.
Formal proof
Use a certified judgment or disposition instead of an inmate-search screenshot.
Wrong record
Challenge the information through LVMPD, CCDC, the court or Nevada Repository that controls it.
Sealing
Collect every history and disposition before preparing the petition and proposed order.
Clark County arrest record questions answered
How do I search Clark County arrest records?
Use the CCDC search for current custody. For prior arrests, obtain an LVMPD SCOPE or agency history, request the arrest report and search the appropriate Justice, Municipal or District Court.
Does the CCDC search show released inmates?
No. The online system contains people currently listed in CCDC custody. A released person may disappear from the result even though police and court records still exist.
What information can I enter in the CCDC search?
Use the inmate’s name, inmate ID or Las Vegas Justice Court case number. Enter only one field and use at least two letters of the last name.
Why can I not find a known arrest?
The person may still be in intake, may be held in a city facility, may be under 18 or in protective custody, or may have been released or transferred.
How much is an LVMPD SCOPE record?
Effective July 1, 2026, LVMPD charges $13. A person may obtain only their own SCOPE background check.
How much is the Clark County bail filing fee?
The published filing fee is $50 for every bail bond. It must accompany the bail payment.
How much is a remote CCDC video visit?
A 25-minute remote visit costs $4.75, or $0.19 per minute, effective April 6, 2026.
How do I find the final court outcome?
Search the relevant Justice Court first. For a felony bound over for trial, search the Eighth Judicial District Court and obtain the judgment or final disposition.
How do I correct an arrest that belongs to someone else?
Use the LVMPD Records Challenge process for an LVMPD history, or contact the Nevada Repository for a statewide record. Prepare identification, fingerprints and supporting official documents.
How long does Clark County record sealing take?
The process commonly takes several months. Delays occur when histories, dispositions, agency lists or petition details are incomplete.