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What to Bring — and What Not To — When Visiting Henderson Detention Center (Includes Dress Code)

A little prep goes a long way at Henderson Detention Center. Show up with the right ID, leave extra items behind, and follow the dress code — you'll avoid delays and won't risk being turned away.

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What to Bring — and What Not To — When Visiting Henderson Detention Center (Includes Dress Code)

You'll need a valid, government-issued photo ID to check in at Henderson Detention Center. Have it ready when you reach the desk - staff will ask for it right away.

Items Beyond Desk

  • Wallet
  • Keys
  • Your ID

Beyond the lobby desk, those are the only personal items you can bring. The detention center doesn't store belongings, so leave everything else in your vehicle or at home.

Prohibited Lobby

  • Cell phones
  • Purses
  • Backpacks
  • Food
  • Drinks

If you’re bringing kids with you, make a plan to keep them with you the entire time. Children may not be left unsupervised anywhere in the detention center.

Henderson Detention Center expects visitors to dress appropriately - and that rule extends to remote video visits too. The same dress code, behavior, and language standards apply whether you're there in person or on a screen.

Note: If you don’t follow staff directions or you don’t comply with the dress code requirements, your visit can be ended - and you can lose future visiting privileges.

Joining a remote video visit? Treat it like you're physically at the facility. Dress appropriately, stay respectful, and watch your language. All Department policies apply.

Warning: Any display of nudity during a remote video visit is prohibited and may result in suspension or termination of visiting privileges.

What to Bring — and What Not To — When Visiting Henderson Detention Center (Includes Dress Code)

Practical Tips

  • Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID for check-in.
  • Keep it simple: only a wallet, keys, and your ID can go beyond the lobby desk.
  • Leave your phone, purse/backpack, and any food or drinks in your vehicle or at home - those items aren’t allowed in the lobby.
  • If children come with you, keep them supervised at all times inside the detention center.
  • Set up your onsite visit ahead of time - appointments are required.

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