How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Henderson Detention Center handles both onsite and remote visits through the Securus Video Visitation system (select Nevada, then Henderson Detention Center). Check there for current hours and pricing. Onsite visiting runs Wednesday through Sunday, 8:00–11:00 and 1:00–4:00, with each visit lasting 20 minutes. Inmates are limited to two onsite visits per week, and appointments must be made at least 24 hours ahead. Holiday visits count toward that weekly limit. Remote video visits are also 20 minutes, require 24-hour advance booking, and inmates can have up to three per day. Note that remote visits may be recorded and monitored (attorney video visits are exempt). Attorney visits, whether remote or onsite, are available 24/7. Attorneys should have their State Bar card ready for scheduling.
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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 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.
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.
Video visits are a practical way to stay connected, but they come with firm time limits and scheduling rules. Here's what Henderson Detention Center allows for remote video visits—including daily caps, visit length, and what changes when a child joins the call.
Scheduling a video visit at Henderson Detention Center comes down to using the right system and knowing the timing rules. Here's how to book through Securus—whether onsite or remote—without getting turned away.
Scheduling a video visit feels complicated the first time, but Henderson Detention Center keeps it simple: book through Securus, and payments go to Securus—not the jail.
Visiting someone at Henderson Detention Center starts with one key step: scheduling through Securus. After that, double-check the current schedule and be ready for last-minute changes.
Remote video visits at Henderson follow the same rules as in-person visits — and staff enforce them closely. Here's what you need to know about recording, monitoring, and behavior that can get your visit cut short or privileges revoked.
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.
Visits get derailed for simple reasons: wrong items, forgotten ID, clothing that doesn't pass inspection. Run through this checklist before you leave home so check-in goes smoothly.
Planning a visit or need to handle something in person? Timing matters. Here are the onsite visiting windows, holiday availability, and daily lobby hours at Henderson Detention Center.
Planning a visit to Henderson Detention Center? Here's what you need to know about visiting hours, holiday schedules, and the rules that determine how often you can see your loved one.
Use the Securus Video Visitation system for Henderson Detention Center to schedule onsite or remote visits. Both require at least 24 hours advance booking, with no exceptions for remote visits.
Onsite visiting hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 8:00am–11:00am and 1:00pm–4:00pm. Holiday visits count toward the inmate’s two onsite visits per week limit.
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and follow the dress code. Shirts and blouses must tuck in, and sleeveless or revealing tops, shorts, and skirts are prohibited. Underwear must stay concealed, and head coverings are only permitted for religious or medical reasons.
Trying to reach someone at Henderson Detention Center? Your main options are video visitation through Securus and calling the appropriate office for information requests.
Money you send goes into an inmate's account for commissary purchases. For phone calls, this facility also offers prepaid phone accounts through Securus.
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.
