Las Vegas Arrest Records – Search Recent Arrests & Jail Roster

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Las Vegas, Nevada · Recent arrests, jail roster, court cases and inmate services

Find a Las Vegas Arrest and Follow It to the Correct Jail and Court

Las Vegas does not have one arrest database covering every police agency, jail and court. The correct search depends on where the arrest occurred and which offense or court has jurisdiction. This guide separates Clark County Detention Center custody, the Las Vegas city jail, police reports, court cases, warrants, bail, visitation, inmate services, legal help and Nevada record sealing.
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Arrest does not mean conviction. A booking charge records an allegation received during police or jail processing. Prosecutors can change or decline charges, and a court can dismiss a case or find the defendant not guilty.
CCDC searchUse a last name, inmate ID or Justice Court case number.
City jailSearch by last name, first name or inmate ID.
Live custodyCall CCDC at 702-671-3900 for the newest status.
District copiesPhotocopies are currently $0.50 per page.
Official reviewProcedures checked July 22, 2026.
Start here

Which Las Vegas arrest system should you search?

CLARK COUNTY DETENTION CENTER Felony, county or LVMPD custodySearch inmate ID, charges, court case, housing, detainers, bail and scheduled court events. CCDC is at 330 S. Casino Center Boulevard.
LAS VEGAS DETENTION CENTER City misdemeanor custodyThe city facility handles misdemeanor arrests within Las Vegas city jurisdiction. Use the city inmate search or call option 3.
LAS VEGAS MUNICIPAL COURT City misdemeanor caseSearch city-code misdemeanors, municipal warrants, hearings, payments and case history. Do not use it for county or felony cases.
LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT County misdemeanor or felony startHandles misdemeanors, probable-cause matters and preliminary felony or gross-misdemeanor proceedings. A felony can later move to District Court.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Felony or gross misdemeanorSearch formal felony filings, motions, pleas, trial, judgment, sentencing and final disposition. Most records from 1990 forward are searchable online.
Fastest reliable path: Search both local jail systems, save every ID and case number, identify the court, then verify the formal charges and disposition.

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Jail jurisdiction

Do not assume every Las Vegas arrest goes to CCDC

Southern Nevada detention systems are separate
Facility Common reason to search Official contact Important limit
Clark County Detention Center LVMPD, county, felony, gross-misdemeanor or court-related booking. 702-671-3900 People under 18 and protective-custody records are not displayed publicly.
Las Vegas Detention Center Misdemeanor offense within city jurisdiction. 702-229-6444, option 3 Not the jail for every LVMPD arrest.
North Las Vegas Detention Center Arrest connected to North Las Vegas jurisdiction. 702-633-1400 Uses its own offender-search system.
Henderson Detention Center Arrest connected to Henderson jurisdiction. 702-267-4652 Henderson records are not a complete Las Vegas-area search.
Nevada Department of Corrections Person transferred to Nevada state-prison custody. 775-977-5707 Not for a recent county-jail arrest.
Jurisdiction clue: “Las Vegas” in a mailing address does not necessarily mean the arrest occurred inside the incorporated city. The Las Vegas Strip and many nearby areas are in unincorporated Clark County.
Recent-arrest workflow

How to find someone arrested today or yesterday

There is no complete public “Las Vegas recent arrests” list combining CCDC, the city jail, Henderson, North Las Vegas, federal custody and every police agency.
Identify the arrest location Determine the hotel, casino, street, neighborhood or city connected to the arrest.
Identify the arresting agency Look for LVMPD, a city marshal, Henderson Police, North Las Vegas Police, Nevada State Police or a federal agency.
Search CCDC first for an LVMPD felony-type arrest Use the surname and then confirm age, case and arrest date.
Search the city jail for a city misdemeanor The city system is separate from CCDC.
Search Henderson and North Las Vegas when location indicates Do not assume “Las Vegas Valley” means Clark County Detention Center.
Allow time for processing Fingerprinting, identification, medical screening, property inventory and data entry can delay publication.
Search the court after a case number appears The court may identify release conditions and the next hearing before other public pages update.
Call the correct jail Use the official number when a safety, medication, release or court deadline makes the search urgent.
Jail-roster decoder

What the Las Vegas inmate-search fields mean

Booking information is not the final court result
Field What it identifies What it does not prove Next action
Inmate ID The person’s identifier within the detention system. The final charge or outcome. Use it for visits, mail, deposits and jail calls.
Booking number A particular jail intake or custody event. Every listed allegation became a court charge. Save it with the arrest date and agency.
Justice Court case number A case maintained by a Clark County Justice Court. The felony stayed in Justice Court. Check whether the case moved to District Court.
Charge An allegation connected to booking or court processing. Guilt or the final filed count. Read the complaint, information or indictment.
Status The current displayed state of a charge or case. How every count ended. Read the newest docket entries.
Detainer Another agency or case may affect release. Local bail controls the entire booking. Ask which agency owns the detainer.
Cash bail A displayed monetary release amount. Payment clears every case or hold. Confirm all charges before paying.
Housing The current assigned jail unit. The person will remain there. Recheck before scheduling a visit.
Scheduled action The next listed court event. The hearing will occur unchanged. Confirm with the court calendar.
Release The displayed custody event ended. Dismissal, acquittal or innocence. Search the court disposition.
Identity safeguard

Verify the right person before relying on a Las Vegas result

Full first and last name match
Middle name, alias or suffix is consistent
Age or date of birth matches
Arrest date matches the known incident
Arrest location or agency is consistent
Inmate or booking ID matches
Court case follows the same event
Housing or release information is current
Minimum identity rule: Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, arranging travel, publishing an allegation or treating the record as belonging to a particular person.
No-result troubleshooting

No Las Vegas jail result found?

The person is still being processed Fingerprints, identification, health screening and data entry may be incomplete.
The wrong jail was searched Repeat the search in CCDC, the Las Vegas city jail, Henderson and North Las Vegas.
The arrest occurred outside city limits A Las Vegas mailing address can be in unincorporated Clark County.
The name is entered differently Try the surname alone, maiden name, alias, compound surname or alternate spelling.
The person is under 18 CCDC does not display people under 18 in the public inmate search.
The person is in protective custody CCDC does not publicly display protective-custody information.
The person was released quickly A citation, own-recognizance release or rapid release may end before a search is checked.
The person was transferred Search Nevada DOC, another county, federal custody or an outside jurisdiction.
Custody call script
I am trying to confirm the booking or custody status of [full legal name], age or date of birth [information]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] near [location] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is being processed, held, released, transferred or listed under another identifier?
Arrest-to-court lifecycle

What happens after a Las Vegas arrest?

Police or marshal arrest The arresting agency creates the report, event number, arrest information and evidence references.
Facility selection Jurisdiction and the alleged offense determine whether the person enters CCDC, the city jail or another detention system.
Booking and fingerprinting Staff verify identity, record property, conduct health screening and enter charges, warrants and detainers.
Release or first court appearance The person may post bail, receive another release order or remain detained.
Prosecutor review The City Attorney or District Attorney decides which charges, if any, to prosecute.
Municipal or Justice Court A misdemeanor may stay in the lower court. Felony and gross-misdemeanor cases commonly begin in Justice Court.
District Court filing A felony or gross misdemeanor can proceed by information or indictment to the Eighth Judicial District Court.
Disposition and sentence The case may end through dismissal, acquittal, plea, conviction, judgment or sentence.
Correction or sealing Missing dispositions may be updated, incorrect identity data challenged and eligible records sealed.
Court jurisdiction

Choose the correct Las Vegas criminal court

The jail and court are separate record systems
Court Common criminal role Search clue Location
Las Vegas Municipal Court Adult city-code misdemeanors, municipal warrants and city citations. City detention, city marshal or Municipal Court case. 100 E. Clark Avenue
Las Vegas Justice Court County misdemeanors, probable cause, arraignments and preliminary felony proceedings. Justice Court case number in the CCDC result. Regional Justice Center
Eighth Judicial District Court Felony, gross misdemeanor, criminal appeal, trial, judgment and sentencing. District Court case number, information or indictment. 200 Lewis Avenue
North Las Vegas or Henderson courts Cases arising in their separate jurisdictions. Arresting agency and detention facility are outside Las Vegas city or CCDC routing. Use the named city’s court.
Federal District Court Federal charges and federal prosecution. Federal agency arrest or federal case number. Lloyd D. George U.S. Courthouse
District Court documents

Clark County District Court records, copies and fees

The Eighth Judicial District Court maintains records from September 1909 forward. Most records from 1990 to the present can be searched online. Older records may require a staff or microfilm search.
Published Eighth Judicial District Court record charges
Service Published charge What to know
Photocopy $0.50 per page Use for an ordinary court-document copy.
Certification added to court copy $3 per document Ask the recipient whether certification is required.
Exemplification added to court copy $6 per document Used when a higher authentication level is required.
Certify your supplied copy $5 per document The original document must be on file.
Exemplify your supplied copy $9 per document Confirm acceptance before ordering.
Pre-1990 name search $0.50 per year, per name Provide full names and the approximate filing year.
Identify the exact document Examples include information, indictment, minutes, dismissal, judgment or sentence.
Complete the court copy-request form State whether the copy should be mailed or held for pickup.
Email the request Send the completed form to recordsrequest@clarkcountycourts.us.
Allow extra time for older or large requests Records retrieved from microfilm or another source can take up to two weeks.
District Court Records Division Regional Justice Center, Third Floor 200 Lewis Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89155 Phone: 702-455-2590 Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Open court copy instructions
Warrant verification

Check a Las Vegas warrant in the correct court

Las Vegas Municipal warrant

Use the city warrant search for warrants issued by Las Vegas Municipal Court. Search Municipal Court warrants

Justice or District Court warrant

Search the relevant criminal case and confirm current status with the issuing court or law-enforcement agency. Search Justice Court records
Identify the issuing court A Municipal Court search does not display warrants issued by another jurisdiction.
Search the defendant and case Use the case number whenever available.
Read the newest docket entry A previously issued warrant may have been served, cleared or quashed.
Confirm current status Municipal warrant information changes continuously and may not reflect an hourly update.
Contact a defense lawyer when the warrant concerns you Counsel can explain appearance, surrender and release options.
Do not attempt a citizen arrest. Similar names, recalled warrants and delayed updates can create a dangerous mistake.
Las Vegas Municipal Court warrant information: 702-229-2067 Warrant tip line: 702-229-2422
LVMPD police records

Request an arrest or incident report

LVMPD accepts report-copy requests online, in person and by mail. The department advises allowing up to 10 business days after filing before a report is available for dissemination.
Confirm LVMPD created the report Henderson, North Las Vegas, Nevada State Police and federal reports must be requested from those agencies.
Identify the report type Specify incident report, arrest report, traffic-collision report or another existing record.
Provide the LVMPD event number Include it whenever known.
Add precise incident information Provide the involved names, date of birth, date, time and location.
Prepare valid photo identification Some reports require additional documentation before release.
Choose pickup or mail delivery Arrest and incident reports are commonly mailed or held for pickup rather than delivered through an unsecured email attachment.
Use the current report-copy process LVMPD’s published incident-report fee is $13 effective July 1, 2026. Request an LVMPD report
Copy-ready LVMPD request
I request an available copy of the arrest report, incident report and identified supplements concerning [full legal name] for the event on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers are LVMPD event number [number], inmate or booking number [number] and court case number [number]. Please advise of required identification, authorization, redactions and the total charge before processing.
LVMPD Records and Fingerprint Bureau 400 S. Martin Luther King Boulevard, Building C Las Vegas, NV 89106 Customer service: 702-828-3271
LVMPD SCOPE record

Get your local Las Vegas criminal-history record

An LVMPD SCOPE background check is local. It contains eligible arrests or incidents within LVMPD jurisdiction and is not a complete Nevada or national criminal history.
Choose the reason for the SCOPE request Common purposes include personal review, employment, housing, immigration and record sealing.
Prepare valid non-expired photo ID LVMPD does not accept school IDs, health cards, employee badges or Social Security cards as the primary photo ID.
Request your own record Another person needs an original notarized authorization and a copy of the record subject’s valid ID.
Pay the current $13 SCOPE charge Accepted methods vary by online, mail, headquarters or area-command request.
Review every arrest and disposition Compare the SCOPE record with the court’s final documents.
Open LVMPD background-check instructions
Bail and release

Confirm the jail and court before posting bail

Clark County Detention Center

  • Pretrial bail window is open 24 hours a day.
  • A $50 filing fee applies to bail bonds.
  • Cash in the exact amount is accepted up to $10,000.
  • Visa and Mastercard are accepted up to $10,000.
  • Personal checks are not accepted.
  • Justice Court checks or money orders must name the inmate and ID.

Las Vegas city detention

  • Bail may be posted 24 hours a day.
  • Use the online process or the Stewart Avenue bail window.
  • Mastercard, Visa, Discover and cash are accepted.
  • American Express is not accepted.
  • Exact cash is required because the window does not make change.
  • Bail hotline: 702-229-6460.
Confirm the correct person and facility Match the name, inmate ID, booking number and current jail.
List every active case One booking can contain several case numbers and release conditions.
Identify detainers Ask whether another agency or court prevents release.
Confirm the current amount and payment destination Justice Court, District Court and Municipal Court payments can use different payees and procedures.
Do not pay from a screenshot alone Call the jail or court before sending a large payment.
Keep the complete receipt Save the payer name, case number, inmate ID, amount and transaction confirmation.

CCDC payment routes

Lobby or bail windowUse the 24-hour CCDC lobby and Pretrial Services window.
Telephone paymentPublished bail-payment line: 1-844-855-6152.
MoneyGram cashRequires the case number and published receive code 16506.
CCDC information: 702-671-3900 Clark County Pretrial Services: 702-455-3462 City detention bail hotline: 702-229-6460
Review CCDC bail instructions Review city detention bail instructions
Defense representation

Get a public defender or private criminal lawyer

Clark County Public Defender

  • Represents qualifying people who cannot afford counsel.
  • Practices in Clark County Justice Courts.
  • Practices in the Eighth Judicial District Court.
  • Does not practice in Clark County municipal courts.
  • Municipal defendants should ask the Municipal Court about appointed counsel.

What family members should do

  • Save the inmate ID and case number.
  • Confirm the assigned attorney after first appearance.
  • Do not discuss case facts on recorded personal calls.
  • Provide documents directly to counsel through an approved method.
  • Ask before sending discovery or legal papers through ordinary mail.
Clark County Public Defender 309 S. Third Street Las Vegas, NV 89155-2610 Phone: 702-455-4685 General email: PDQuestions@ClarkCountyNV.gov
The general Public Defender email is not privileged and should not contain confidential facts about a specific case.
Open the Clark County Public Defender Find a Nevada lawyer
Victim assistance

Get support, case help and custody notifications

Contact the investigating agency’s advocate LVMPD Victim Services provides crisis support, criminal-justice guidance, advocacy and referrals.
Save the event and case numbers These identifiers help an advocate locate the correct incident and prosecution.
Contact the District Attorney after charges are filed Ask about court dates, restitution, victim rights and impact statements.
Register for Nevada custody notifications Nevada VINE is free, anonymous and available by phone or online. Register with VINElink
Do not depend only on automated alerts Update contact information and maintain a personal safety plan when risk exists.
LVMPD Victim Services702-828-2955 VictimServices@lvmpd.com Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Clark County DA Victim Services702-671-2525 Use after a Clark County prosecution begins.
City Attorney Victim Services702-229-2525 Use for qualifying Las Vegas municipal matters.
Nevada VINE1-888-268-8463 Free county-jail and prison status notifications.
Open LVMPD Victim Services
CCDC visitation

Register and schedule a Clark County jail visit

Confirm the current inmate and housing Recheck CCDC before scheduling because housing can change.
Register online or at CCDC Online registration is available 24 hours. In-person registration is published from 8:00 a.m.–10:30 p.m., seven days a week. Register for CCDC visitation
Provide valid photo ID and email Accurate information is required for visitor approval.
Schedule through the online system All social onsite and remote video visits are 25 minutes.
Review the current cost Effective April 6, 2026, a remote 25-minute visit costs $4.75, or $0.19 per minute.
Rebook a canceled visit yourself The system cannot automatically reschedule a canceled appointment.
Bring identification onsite Visitors older than 13 must produce proper identification.
Limit the onsite group CCDC permits three visitors total, including infants and children.

Published social visiting hours

Monday–Friday
  • 7:00–10:30 a.m.
  • 7:00–11:00 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday
  • 7:00–10:30 a.m.
  • 12:30–3:00 p.m.
  • 7:00–11:00 p.m.

CCDC visitation rules

No cell-phone use during onsite visitation
All minors remain with an adult
Visitors can be checked for warrants
Visitors and property are subject to screening
No visits during meals, counts or lockdown
No nudity or live streaming during remote visits
Do not operate a vehicle during a remote visit
Remote privileges depend on housing and behavior

Dress code

Shirt and shoes must be worn
No spaghetti straps or tank tops
No tube tops, crop tops or sleeveless shirts
No short-shorts or miniskirts
Underwear must remain concealed
No profane or sexually explicit clothing
No hats, ball caps, skull caps or du-rags
Staff makes the final appropriateness decision
ViaPath visitor technical support: 1-855-208-7349 Email: visitorsupport@viapath.com
CCDC inmate mail

Send social, legal and publication mail correctly

Social letters and photographs

Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number Clark County Detention Center P.O. Box 43059 Las Vegas, NV 89116

Legal mail and publications

Inmate Name – Inmate ID Number Clark County Detention Center 330 S. Casino Center Boulevard Las Vegas, NV 89101

Social-mail preparation

Include a complete return address
Use only a white envelope and white paper
Write in blue ink, black ink or pencil
Use paper no larger than 8.5 × 11 inches
Use standard 4 × 6 photographs
Address the mail with the exact inmate ID

Do not include

Greeting cards or postcards
Glitter, stickers, rhinestones or glued items
Colored paper, cardstock or metallic ink
Perfume, lipstick, paint, tape or correction fluid
Cash, coins, casino chips or credit cards
Blank paper, envelopes, stationery or stamps
Pornographic or sexually explicit material
Electronic-media storage devices
Magazines, newspapers and soft-cover books must be sent directly by a publisher or commercial dealer and must clearly identify the contents.
Check current CCDC mail rules
CCDC funds and commissary

Deposit money without selecting the wrong inmate

Deposits made to an inmate account are not refundable. CCDC does not release trust-account balances to outside individuals without a subpoena.
Confirm the inmate name and ID Match the live CCDC search before paying.
Use CCDC facility number 289101 The facility number is required for TouchPay.
Deposit online or by telephone TouchPay accepts credit and debit cards. Open TouchPay
Use the lobby kiosk for cash CCDC does not recommend mailing cash.
Keep the deposit confirmation Funds usually post rapidly but CCDC publishes a 24-hour posting window.
TouchPay telephone deposits: 1-866-232-1899 Inmate Accounts: Inmateaccounts@lvmpd.com CCDC: 702-671-3900

Mailing money

Use a U.S.-currency money order or accepted check
Make money orders payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account
Write the inmate name and ID on the memo line
Allow a 10-business-day hold on mailed funds
Do not use a personal or two-party check
Do not use a check issued by a foreign bank

Commissary and gift packages

Published CCDC commissary delivery schedule
Housing Delivery days Package rule
North Tower Monday and Thursday ICARE packages arrive with regular commissary.
South Tower Tuesday and Friday ICARE ordering is limited to once a week.
North Valley Complex Monday and Thursday Eligibility can depend on housing, diet and debt status.
ICARE package support: 877-615-3296 or 702-380-3118
CCDC calls, messages and video

Set up the correct ViaPath account

June 1, 2026 change: Friends and family no longer deposit directly into an inmate PIN-debit phone account. CCDC now directs users to TouchPay commissary funds, GettingOut My Messaging or an AdvancePay account, depending on the service.
TouchPay commissaryThe inmate can use eligible commissary funds for approved telephone and tablet services.
My MessagingFunds messages, photographs and e-cards connected to the user’s account.
AdvancePayFunds calls and remote video visits connected to the recipient’s telephone or account.

Published telephone charges

CCDC inmate calling rates
Payment type Call type Rate
Collect Local, intrastate or interstate $0.10 per minute
Debit Local, intrastate, interstate or international $0.10 per minute
Prepaid Local, intrastate, interstate or international $0.10 per minute
Internet account funding Funding fee $3
Telephone account funding Funding fee $5.95
Mail funding Funding fee $0
Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming calls. Contact CCDC at 702-671-3900 only for a genuine emergency. Personal calls are not confidential.
ViaPath customer service: 877-650-4249, 24 hours a day
Open GettingOut Review current CCDC phone rules
Las Vegas city detention services

City jail bail, visits, mail and inmate funds

Video visitation

Create a Securus Video Connect account Use a computer or smartphone for remote visits. Open Securus Video Connect
Schedule at least 48 hours ahead City detention video visits use 20-minute intervals.
Provide current government-issued identification Visitor approval is required.
Check the current schedule and provider fee Availability and pricing are displayed in Securus.

Inmate funds

Deposit online through Access Corrections
Use the Access Corrections mobile application
Deposit by telephone at 1-866-345-1884
Verify the inmate and booking number before payment

City detention mail

Non-legal personal mail

Inmate Name – Booking Number Las Vegas Department of Public Safety Detention Center P.O. Box 96777 Las Vegas, NV 89193
Use the exact facility code displayed on the current city detention page before mailing.

Legal mail and publisher material

Inmate Name – Booking Number Las Vegas Department of Public Safety Detention Center 3300 E. Stewart Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89101
Pigeonly processes non-legal mail. It scans the contents into a color copy for delivery; originals are temporarily stored and then securely destroyed.

Property and release

Property releases require a completed release form
Property release times are 8–10 a.m. and 8–10 p.m.
All property or all money must be released
The city does not provide advance release times
Released inmates exit at 3300 Stewart Avenue
Recheck custody before arranging transportation
Review city detention services
Nevada state-prison custody

Use the Nevada DOC locator after a state transfer

Use Nevada DOC for

  • A person currently listed in state correctional custody.
  • An offender ID and current institution.
  • State-prison visitation and mail routing.
  • Parole, booking and release data displayed by NDOC.

Do not use Nevada DOC alone for

  • A recent CCDC booking.
  • A Las Vegas city misdemeanor detainee.
  • The formal court charging document.
  • An official judgment or certified disposition.
Search the offender ID when known The ID produces a more reliable result than a common name.
Otherwise search first and last name The NDOC search supports wildcard name entries.
Record the current facility Visitation applications must be sent to the institution where the offender is housed.
Return to the court judgment NDOC states that its locator contains raw data and is not an official court record. Open Nevada DOC offender search
NDOC Family Services: 775-977-5707
Nevada criminal history

Request your own fingerprint-supported Nevada record

A Nevada State Police history is a Nevada-only criminal-history record. It does not include records from other states or automatically replace a separate FBI Identity History Summary.
Choose electronic or manual submission Electronic personal requests are available from inside Nevada. Out-of-state requests use the manual process.
Complete the current request process Follow the State Police instructions and use the current DPS form when required. Open Nevada criminal-history requests
Provide a complete rolled fingerprint card when required Use an authorized law-enforcement or fingerprinting provider.
Pay the current published state charge Confirm the exact fee on the State Police fee page before obtaining a money order or cashier’s check.
Allow state processing time The repository publishes processing within 30 calendar days, plus approximately two additional weeks for mail and delivery.
Review the record from 1987 forward Older Nevada records may require a request to the arresting agency.

Included information can contain

Arrests and detention
Indictments and formal charges
Dismissals and acquittals
Convictions and sentences
Correctional supervision
Parole or probation status
Nevada State Police Records Division 333 W. Nye Lane, Suite 100 Carson City, NV 89706 Phone: 775-684-6262 Email: rmansi@dps.state.nv.us
Record correction

Correct a wrong Las Vegas arrest or disposition

Identify which record is wrong Compare the jail result, LVMPD SCOPE history, court disposition and Nevada State Police history.
Save the disputed information Record the inmate ID, booking number, LVMPD event number, case number and incorrect field.
Obtain controlling proof Use a certified disposition, amended court order, valid identity document or agency correction.
Use an LVMPD Criminal History Update for missing dispositions Attach the court disposition. LVMPD does not charge for this update. Start an LVMPD history update
Use an LVMPD Records Challenge for wrong-person data Use this route for inaccurate information, identity theft or information that does not belong to you. Start an LVMPD record challenge
Handle warrants through the court LVMPD does not correct a court warrant through the criminal-history update process.
Challenge the state record when necessary Submit Nevada State Police form DPS-008-X with the supporting documents.
Recheck every connected system A correction in one database may not immediately update the jail, court and private background report.
LVMPD does not charge for a Criminal History Update or Records Challenge. A valid photo ID and supporting proof are required.
Nevada record sealing

Seal an eligible Las Vegas arrest or criminal case

Nevada uses record sealing rather than general destruction of the record. A sealed record is removed from ordinary information sources but can remain available in circumstances authorized by law or court order.

Justice or District Court case

Use the Clark County District Attorney and court forms for Justice Court or Eighth Judicial District Court records.

Las Vegas Municipal Court case

Use the Municipal Court record-sealing handbook and city forms. A county filing does not automatically seal a municipal case.
Obtain your current Nevada criminal history State Police recommends obtaining the fingerprint-supported record before preparing the petition.
Obtain the LVMPD SCOPE printout Request it for the purpose of sealing records.
Collect every police and court record Obtain arrest reports, case numbers and final dispositions for each matter included.
Separate agencies and courts Henderson, North Las Vegas and other agencies may require their own history and forms.
Check eligibility and waiting periods Eligibility depends on the offense, disposition, sentence and applicable Nevada statute.
Use the correct court forms Clark County provides separate District Court and Justice Court forms. Open Clark County sealing resources
Use Municipal Court forms for city charges Complete the pro-per or attorney filing packet for the city case. Open Municipal Court sealing forms
Seek prosecutor review when the process allows A prosecutor-approved proposed order can reduce later objections, but the court retains authority.
File the petition and required attachments Some District Court departments require the current verified state record, police reports and an affidavit explaining rehabilitation.
Attend a hearing when ordered Bring the petition, criminal histories, reports, dispositions and evidence supporting eligibility.
Distribute the signed order Send certified copies to every police, court and repository agency named in the order.
Verify each public system Confirm that LVMPD, the court and Nevada State Police completed their updates.
Nevada State Police states that a sealing process can commonly take two to four months, while its criminal-history FAQ warns that repository processing after receipt of an order can take as long as six months.
Agencies outside Nevada may not be legally bound by a Nevada sealing order. Private websites may also require a separate dispute after the government records are updated.
Open LVMPD sealing instructions Review Nevada State Police sealing guidance
Contacts and maps

Las Vegas arrest, jail and court contact board

Clark County Detention Center
330 S. Casino Center Boulevard Las Vegas, NV 89101
702-671-3900
Las Vegas Detention Services
Stewart Avenue Detention Complex Las Vegas, NV 89101
702-229-6444, option 3
Las Vegas city bail hotline702-229-6460 Bail service is published as available 24/7.
LVMPD Headquarters
400 S. Martin Luther King Boulevard Las Vegas, NV 89106
702-828-3111
Las Vegas Municipal Court
100 E. Clark Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89101
702-382-6878 Monday–Thursday, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Eighth Judicial District Court
200 Lewis Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89101
702-455-2590
Clark County Public Defender
309 S. Third Street Las Vegas, NV 89155
702-455-4685
LVMPD Victim Services702-828-2955 VictimServices@lvmpd.com

Clark County Detention Center map

Las Vegas Detention Center map

Regional Justice Center map

Confirm before traveling: Recheck custody, the exact building, visitor approval, court department, appointment requirements, identification and payment method.
Information brought into this guide

Important Las Vegas details explained without sending users away

Jail jurisdictionCCDC, city detention, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Nevada DOC routing.
Search workflowsLast-name, inmate-ID and case-number searches with identity checks and no-result fixes.
Court verificationMunicipal, Justice and District Court roles, case searches, copies, certification and fees.
Family assistanceBail, visits, mail, phone calls, messages, funds, commissary and property-release procedures.
Legal and victim helpPublic Defender limitations, victim advocacy, court notifications and Nevada VINE.
Record repairLVMPD history updates, wrong-person challenges, Nevada state records and sealing.
Title-related questions

Las Vegas arrest-record questions answered

How do I search recent Las Vegas arrests?Search both CCDC and the Las Vegas city jail, then check Henderson or North Las Vegas when the arrest location indicates another jurisdiction.
Is there one Las Vegas jail roster?No. Clark County, the city of Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas operate separate detention searches.
How do I search the Clark County Detention Center?Enter at least two letters of the last name, an inmate ID or a Las Vegas Justice Court case number in the official search.
Why is a person missing from CCDC?The person may still be processing, may be in the city jail or another jurisdiction, may be under 18, may be in protective custody or may have been released or transferred.
How do I find a city misdemeanor detainee?Use the Las Vegas city inmate search or call Detention Services at 702-229-6444 and select option 3.
Where do I find the final charges?Search the correct Municipal, Justice or District Court case and read the complaint, information, indictment and amended filings.
How do I request an LVMPD arrest report?Use the LVMPD report-copy process and provide the event number, involved names, date of birth, date, time and location.
How do I visit someone at CCDC?Register through the ViaPath VisitMe system, provide valid identification and schedule a 25-minute onsite or remote appointment.
How do I correct my LVMPD record?Use a Criminal History Update for missing dispositions or name changes and a Records Challenge for inaccurate or wrong-person information.
Can a Las Vegas arrest be sealed?Many eligible records can be sealed after the Nevada requirements and waiting period are met. Use the forms for the court that handled each case.
Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not LVMPD, Clark County Detention Center, Las Vegas Detention Services, a court, prosecutor, public defender, Nevada State Police or a law firm. Arrest, custody, bail, housing, warrants, release and court information can change. Verify multiple identifiers and obtain the current official record before making a legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decision. Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. This guide provides general procedural information and is not legal advice.

Official Las Vegas, Clark County and Nevada procedures reviewed July 22, 2026.

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