Clark County Detention

Before scheduling a visit at Clark County Detention Center, you'll need to register and get approved. Register online through the GTL Visitor website (available 24/7) or in person at CCDC, 330 South Casino Center Blvd, daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Online registration requires uploading a photo and driver's license, and CCDC must approve your account before you can book. Social visiting hours run in published morning and evening blocks on weekdays, plus scheduled weekend times. All onsite visits take place at the Casino Center location. The North Valley Complex does not offer public visits. Remote video visits became available on 10/8/2024. Dress code rules: shirts and shoes required. No spaghetti straps, tank tops, tube tops, crop tops, sleeveless shirts, short-shorts, miniskirts, hats, or du-rags.

Clark County Detention Center uses GTL for remote video visits. Schedule through the GTL Visitor website, and run the visitor tester to confirm your device works (follow the site's WebRTC and browser guidance). Each video visit lasts 25 minutes and costs $6.25. iPhone users: open Safari and go to clarkcountynv.gtlvisitme.com/app, enter your login credentials, then press Log In to start. Inmates cannot receive incoming phone calls. For emergencies, call CCDC at (702) 671-5700. For help with the inmate phone system, contact ViaPath customer service 24/7 at 1-877-650-4249. Phone calls cost $0.16 per minute, and funding an account may include fees like a $5.95 telephone funding fee. TTY machines and telephone interpretation services are available.

The fastest ways to add money to an inmate's account at Clark County Detention Center are TouchPay (online or by phone) and the lobby kiosk, which accepts cash. If you mail a deposit, include the inmate's name and ID. All mail is opened and screened, so avoid sending cash (items or funds may be returned). Checks and money orders have a 10 business day hold (weekends and holidays excluded). Personal checks, two-party checks, and foreign-bank checks are not accepted. Former inmates can claim leftover trust or commissary funds in person with photo ID, or by mailing a notarized request to Inmate Accounts at CCDC. ICARE gift-bag orders are limited to once per week and follow a building delivery schedule.