Phone & Messaging
How to Contact an Inmate at Henderson Detention Center
Trying to reach someone at Henderson Detention Center? Your main options are video visitation through Securus and calling the appropriate office for information requests.
Contact an Inmate at Henderson Detention Center, NV
Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Overview
Henderson Detention Center doesn't accept incoming telephone calls to detainees. You can't call the jail and get connected directly to someone inside. Phone service runs through Securus: set up a prepaid account by calling 1-800-844-6591 or registering on the Securus website. Detainees can also purchase calling cards using commissary funds. Video visits and messaging use Securus systems too, and you'll schedule onsite or remote video visits through the Securus Video Visitation platform. Remote video visits may be recorded and monitored (attorney video visits are exempt). To get started with any vendor service, create an account, add the incarcerated person as a contact, and fund the account before placing calls or scheduling visits.
Find an Inmate at Henderson Detention Center, NV
Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.
Free to search · Used by families nationwide
Quick Facts
- Detainees at Henderson Detention Center cannot receive incoming telephone calls.
- You can set up a prepaid calling account for Henderson detainees through Securus at 1-800-844-6591 or via the Securus website.
- Inmates at this facility may purchase calling cards using funds from their commissary account.
- Henderson uses the Securus Video Visitation system for scheduling onsite and remote video visits.
Contact & Communication Guides
Setting Up Phone Calls from Henderson Detention Center: Prepaid Accounts & Calling Cards
Staying in touch with someone at Henderson Detention Center? You've got two main options: set up a Securus prepaid account for phone calls, or keep their commissary funded so they can buy calling cards.
Setting Up Phone Calls from Henderson Detention Center: Prepaid Securus Accounts & Commissary Calling Cards
Want reliable phone contact with someone at Henderson Detention Center? You have two practical options: set up a prepaid Securus account yourself, or make sure they have commissary funds to buy a calling card.
Who to Call at Henderson Detention Center: Quick Phone Reference for Bookings, Releases, Court Dates, and ICE
Trying to track a booking, confirm a release, or figure out a court date? Calling the right number first saves a lot of frustration. Here's a quick phone reference for Henderson Detention Center.
Common Questions
Can detainees at Henderson Detention Center receive incoming phone calls?
No. Henderson Detention Center does not accept incoming telephone calls to detainees.
How do I set up phone service to call an inmate at Henderson Detention Center?
Set up a prepaid account with Securus by calling 1-800-844-6591 or registering on the Securus website. The incarcerated person may also buy calling cards using their commissary funds for outbound calls.
How do I schedule a video visit with someone at Henderson Detention Center?
Use the Securus Video Visitation system to schedule onsite or remote video visits. Remote visits may be recorded and monitored (attorney video visits are exempt). The scheduling rules in Securus, including time limits and advance booking requirements, apply.
Other Guides for Henderson Detention Center, NV
Henderson Detention Center — Visiting Hours, Holiday Visits, and How to Book
Visiting someone at Henderson Detention Center is straightforward once you know the schedule and booking rules. Here's everything you need: current onsite visiting windows, how holiday visits work, and how to reserve a time through Securus.
Henderson Detention Center Dress Code: What to Wear (and What Will Get You Turned Away)
Henderson Detention Center will turn you away if your clothing doesn't meet their dress code. Dress conservatively, follow the rules below, and bring a valid photo ID — that's how you avoid problems at the door.
Henderson Video Visit Rules: Recording, Monitoring, and Consequences for Misconduct
Video visits can be a lifeline—but Henderson Detention Center treats them like in-person visits. Sessions can be watched, recorded, and ended if someone breaks the rules. Here's what that means for your privacy, your behavior on camera, and your future visiting privileges.
