How Henderson Detention Center Video Visits Work: Duration, Daily Limits, and Rules for Children

Inmates at Henderson Detention Center can have up to three remote video visits per day. That's a maximum, not a guarantee. Visits depend on availability, so the schedule may fill up or be limited based on what the facility can accommodate.

Each remote video visit is limited to 20 minutes. Plan what you want to cover ahead of time so you’re not spending the first few minutes sorting out who’s talking or getting kids settled.

If a minor will be on a Henderson Detention Center video visit, a parent or legal guardian must supervise - and that adult needs to stay visible on camera for the entire call. Set up your screen so the supervising adult remains in frame the whole time, even if the child does most of the talking.

Henderson Detention Center requires video visits (and onsite visits) to be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. No exceptions. If you want to visit tomorrow, book it today or earlier.

Even when you follow the rules, visit slots depend on availability. Operational needs at the facility can affect what times are open - and may limit whether an inmate can actually use all three daily remote visits on a given day.

1. Open the Securus Video Visitation system - this is where Henderson Detention Center video visits are scheduled.
2. Select “Nevada” as the state - choosing the correct state is what pulls up the right facility options.
3. Select “Henderson Detention Center” as the facility - this is how you’ll see the most up-to-date hours and pricing for video visits.