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Find a North Las Vegas Inmate and Confirm the Current Booking

For a current North Las Vegas jail inmate search, start with the City of North Las Vegas offender search. The local detention facility is officially called the North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center (NLVCCC). The city’s search is intended for people incarcerated in the North Las Vegas detention system, so it is more useful for current custody than for an old arrest or historical booking.

Information and official resources reviewed October 27, 2026. Custody, bail, court and facility information can change quickly.

Fastest way to check:
  1. Open the official City of North Las Vegas offender search.
  2. Use the first-name and last-name fields shown in the search.
  3. Open the matching record and compare available identifying information carefully.
  4. If the person is not listed, call NLVCCC at (702) 633-1400.
  5. If there is still no match, check Clark County, Las Vegas, Henderson or Nevada state custody instead of assuming the person is not incarcerated.
FacilityNorth Las Vegas Community Correctional Center
Custody phone(702) 633-1400
Facility address2332 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Suite 120, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Official searchCity of North Las Vegas Offender Search

How to Search the North Las Vegas Jail Roster

You do not need to begin with a commercial people-search website. North Las Vegas provides its own public inmate-search route.

  1. Open the city offender-search page. Use the official City of North Las Vegas page at cityofnorthlasvegas.com.
  2. Load the inmate-search form. The city embeds the detention search on the page. A direct city-hosted search form is also available at North Las Vegas Inmate Information.
  3. Enter the person’s name. The form provides Last Name and First Name fields. Use the person’s legal spelling when you know it.
  4. Review the matching inmate carefully. Do not assume a name match identifies the correct person. Compare every lawful identifier or booking detail made available by the city.
  5. Save useful identifiers. If the record provides an inmate number, booking identifier, case number or other reference, keep it. It can make later jail, court or payment questions easier to resolve.
  6. Confirm urgent information by phone. For a release, transfer, bail or pickup question that cannot wait, call the facility at (702) 633-1400.
Search page not loading? The City of North Las Vegas specifically advises users who have trouble accessing the Offender Search to refresh the browser window or clear the browser cache before trying again.

What the North Las Vegas Search Actually Covers

The city’s direct search describes itself as an electronic entry of information about incarcerated inmates in the North Las Vegas Detention and Corrections facility. That distinction matters: a current inmate search is not the same thing as a permanent arrest-history database.

Use the roster to answer the immediate question: Is this person currently appearing in North Las Vegas detention custody? Available information can then help you move to the appropriate court, bail or facility service.

Important: An arrest, booking, jail listing or criminal charge does not prove guilt. Charges can be amended, dismissed or resolved differently in court. A jail roster is also not a complete criminal-history report.

No Result? Check the Correct Las Vegas Valley Jail

One of the biggest sources of confusion is treating “Las Vegas jail” as one detention system. It is not. Official regional sources identify separate custody systems for Clark County, the City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson.

Possible custody locationBest next stepPhone
North Las Vegas Community Correctional CenterSearch North Las Vegas702-633-1400
Clark County Detention Center (CCDC)Search CCDC702-671-3900
Las Vegas Detention CenterCheck Las Vegas Detention Services702-229-6444, option 3
Henderson Detention CenterUse Henderson’s inmate-search route702-267-4652
Nevada state prisonSearch Nevada DOCNDOC Family Services: 775-977-5707

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department also maintains a useful regional inmate-search directory linking these separate detention systems.

If Clark County custody is possible, see our Clark County Jail inmate search guide or the more focused CCDC inmate search guide. If the case is federal rather than local, use our Federal Jail inmate search guide.

Common reasons a person may not appear

  • The arrest is very recent and intake or booking is still being processed.
  • The name was entered differently from the jail record.
  • The person was released before you searched.
  • The person was moved to CCDC or another local detention center.
  • The person was transferred into Nevada Department of Corrections custody after sentencing.
  • You are looking for an older arrest rather than someone currently incarcerated.

Current Booking Lookup vs. Older Arrest Records

If your real goal is to find an older North Las Vegas arrest report or police record, the live inmate search may not be enough. North Las Vegas Police Records handles police reports, background checks and related records.

Police Records address2266 Civic Center Drive, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Records phone(702) 633-1715
Records Division hoursMonday–Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Police report fee currently listed$5 per report

The city’s Police Records page currently lists a $5 fee for a standard police report. It also lists separate fees for microfilm reports, photographs, 911 calls, witness statements and other material.

Requesting a report by mail

The city currently instructs mail requesters to include:

  • a copy of identification;
  • a notarized letter containing the case number and/or other useful information;
  • a self-addressed, postage-paid envelope; and
  • the applicable report fee.

This route is more appropriate when you need an identifiable police record rather than merely checking whether someone is in jail right now.

Check Charges, Court Dates and Case Status Separately

A detention record and a court record answer different questions. Use the jail search to locate current custody. Use the appropriate court system when you need filed charges, hearings, warrants, case activity or a later disposition.

North Las Vegas Municipal Court

The North Las Vegas Municipal Court handles traffic violations and misdemeanor offenses occurring within North Las Vegas city limits.

  • Address: 2332 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Suite 100, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
  • Phone: (702) 633-1130
  • Hours: Monday–Thursday, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

North Las Vegas Justice Court

North Las Vegas Justice Court handles matters including felony and gross-misdemeanor preliminary proceedings and misdemeanor non-traffic cases within its jurisdiction. Its public case system can be searched using a case number, citation number, or the person’s first and last name.

For the cleanest match, use a case number from the jail or court paperwork when available rather than relying only on a common name.

North Las Vegas Bail and Release Information

Before trying to post bail, first confirm which court controls the charge. Municipal Court and Justice Court are separate, and the correct payment route can depend on the case.

WhereCurrent published guidance
North Las Vegas Municipal CourtBail is accepted 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Monday–Thursday, excluding recognized holidays. Call 702-633-1130.
North Las Vegas Justice CourtThe City facility page lists court-hour bail from 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Monday–Thursday.
NLV Community Correctional CenterAccepts bail/bonds for qualifying Municipal Court and Justice Court matters from 5:00 p.m.–midnight Monday–Thursday, and on Fridays, weekends and holidays. Call 702-633-1400 ext. 5710 for instructions.

The Municipal Court’s official bail and bond page currently states that cash bail is accepted at Municipal Court only during business hours and lists a $50 bail-bond fee for each bail bond posted at the court.

Justice Court phone note: current Clark County court materials list (702) 455-7801 as the North Las Vegas Justice Court office number, while the City’s Community Correctional Center page separately lists (702) 455-7802 for Justice Court bail. Because official pages route different functions differently, verify the live court contact before making a payment.

Bail does not always guarantee immediate release. Another case, warrant, hold, identification issue or court order may still affect release. Confirm the person’s current custody status immediately before paying.

How to Add Money to a North Las Vegas Inmate Account

The City of North Las Vegas currently directs friends and family to Access Corrections for inmate funds. The city states that Access Corrections offers online, telephone and walk-in options.

  1. Locate the inmate in the official North Las Vegas search first.
  2. Record the inmate’s exact name and any identifying number shown.
  3. Open Access Corrections from the city’s Community Correctional Center guidance.
  4. Select the correct facility and inmate.
  5. Review the recipient details before submitting money.
  6. Save the confirmation or receipt.

Do not send money based only on a name from an unofficial website. Confirm that the person is still at NLVCCC and that you selected the correct account.

Visitation, Mail and Other Facility Rules

Visitation schedules, approved items, communication systems and mail restrictions can change. The City of North Las Vegas maintains an official Community Correctional Center page with facility information and links to the current Inmate Handbook in English and Spanish.

Before traveling to the facility or sending mail:

  • confirm the inmate is still housed at NLVCCC;
  • check the current inmate handbook;
  • verify visitation availability and identification requirements;
  • confirm the current mailing format and allowed items; and
  • call (702) 633-1400 when a current rule is unclear.
Facility context: the City says NLVCCC opened July 1, 2020. It is a pre-trial correctional facility for male and female individuals, with capacity for up to 500 residents and a dedicated booking and intake area.

Need a Court Record or Certified Copy?

If you need more than the online case screen, North Las Vegas Justice Court publishes a formal Copy / Research Request form.

The currently posted form lists:

  • plain copies: $0.50 per page;
  • research requests: $1 per name per year, with a stated 10-year maximum;
  • certified copy: $3.50 per transaction including the first page, then $0.50 for each additional page;
  • letter of no record: no fee;
  • certified letter of no record: $3 per certification; and
  • closed case report: $0.50 per page.

The form also states that requests must be paid in advance and that a return envelope is required for mail service. Check the latest posted form before sending payment because court fees can change.

Best Search Order for Most North Las Vegas Cases

  1. Search NLVCCC first if the arrest happened in North Las Vegas or North Las Vegas Police was involved.
  2. Call 702-633-1400 when the arrest is recent or the online result is unclear.
  3. Check CCDC if the person does not appear in North Las Vegas custody.
  4. Use the correct court for case status, charges, hearings or warrants.
  5. Use NLV Police Records when you need an older police report rather than current custody.
  6. Use Nevada DOC after a state-prison transfer or sentence.
  7. Use federal custody tools only when the case is actually federal.

This sequence prevents the most common mistake: repeatedly searching the wrong database when the person is held by a different Las Vegas Valley jurisdiction.

North Las Vegas Jail Inmate Search FAQs

1. What is the official North Las Vegas jail inmate search?

The official search is the City of North Las Vegas Offender Search for people incarcerated in the North Las Vegas detention system. The city also provides a direct Inmate Information search form.

2. What is the North Las Vegas jail called?

The current facility is the North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center, commonly abbreviated NLVCCC. The City lists it at 2332 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Suite 120, North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030.

3. Can I search a North Las Vegas inmate by name?

Yes. The official city inmate-search form provides Last Name and First Name fields. Use the person’s legal spelling and compare the returned information carefully before assuming a match is correct.

4. Why is a recently arrested person not showing in the North Las Vegas search?

The person may still be going through intake, may have been released, or may be held in another Las Vegas Valley detention system. Call NLVCCC at 702-633-1400 and also check CCDC, Las Vegas or Henderson when appropriate.

5. Is North Las Vegas jail the same as Clark County Detention Center?

No. North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center and Clark County Detention Center are separate custody systems. CCDC is in Las Vegas and has its own inmate search and information line.

6. How do I check bail for a North Las Vegas inmate?

First identify the court handling the charge. For North Las Vegas Municipal Court matters, call 702-633-1130. The Community Correctional Center also handles qualifying after-hours bail and bond matters; call 702-633-1400 ext. 5710 for current instructions.

7. How do I check a North Las Vegas inmate’s court case?

Use North Las Vegas Municipal Court for applicable city misdemeanor and traffic cases. North Las Vegas Justice Court has a separate public case system that accepts a case number, citation number, or first and last name.

8. How can I send money to someone at NLVCCC?

The City currently directs users to Access Corrections for inmate funds. Verify the inmate’s identity and current facility first, then use the vendor linked by the official Community Correctional Center page.

9. Where can I find current North Las Vegas visitation and mail rules?

Use the official Community Correctional Center page and its current English or Spanish inmate handbook. Because rules can change, call 702-633-1400 before traveling or mailing anything when the handbook does not answer your question.

10. Does a North Las Vegas booking mean the person was convicted?

No. A booking or jail listing records a custody event and does not establish guilt. Charges may later be changed, dismissed or resolved differently. Use the appropriate court record to check the legal outcome.

Use the Live Official Record Before Taking Action

For most North Las Vegas searches, you can determine the correct custody system, locate the person, identify the next court or bail step and find the appropriate facility service without paying a third-party search site. Use the City of North Las Vegas search first, then move to Clark County, another local detention center, Nevada DOC or federal custody only when the facts point there.

Recheck the live record immediately before posting bail, traveling for a visit, sending money or relying on a release status. Jail information can change after a court hearing, release decision or transfer.

This page is an independent informational guide and is not a government agency, jail, police department, court or legal service. A booking or charge is not proof of guilt.

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