How do I find out if someone is in jail in Las Vegas?

To find information on a person in custody.

  1. Online Search – Inmate Information Search.
  2. Call Information Line (702) 671-3900.

How do I put money on an inmate’s books in city of Las Vegas?

There are two ways to place money on an inmate’s books at the Las Vegas City Jail:

  1. Online at the Access Corrections website, with a credit or debit card.
  2. Over the phone, by calling (866) 345-1884 toll-free, with a credit or debit card.

How do I email an inmate in Las Vegas?

Electronic Messages are one-way only – from family/friend to the inmate. Inmates cannot send a response via email. Go to https://www.corrlinks.com and set up a free account. Your electronic SecureMail messages will be printed in the mail room at the inmate’s facility and distributed during regular mail call.

How do I find out if someone is in jail in Nevada?

The general public can search for people who may be incarcerated at the Clark County Detention Center (CCDC) in Las Vegas, Nevada, by internet or by calling (702) 671-3900….Internet users may search by either the person’s:

  1. name.
  2. inmate ID number, or.
  3. Justice Court case number.

What are the different pods in jail?

The jail is separated into sections, or “pods,” as they are colloquially known. The volunteers in the trial will be sent to C Pod, which is notorious for its drug issues, D Pod, which is the prison’s most violent division, and F Pod, which is its female unit. The prison is notorious for its corruption.

Where can I put money on an inmate’s books?

By Cash Kiosks, located at the jails

  • Deposits to inmate accounts are made using TouchPay Systems.
  • You can place money on an inmate’s account using the inmate’s.
  • Cash Kiosks accept deposits by cash money, VISA, and MasterCard.
  • Deposited funds are available for the inmate’s use after verification.

How do I send money to Nevada Southern Detention Center?

SENDING MONEY TO AN INMATE ONLINE OR BY PHONE THROUGH ACCESSCORRECTIONS.COM. Visit AccessCorrections.com and register to send money to an inmate using your debit card or credit card (MasterCard or Visa). Call AccessCorrections at 1-866-345-1884 to send money over the phone. A small fee is applied to each deposit.

How many prisons are in Nevada?

There are presently 8 institutions and 11 facilities administered by the Department of Corrections. Their name, location, date of opening, and security designation and population are presented in a chart in the Department’s statistical report that accompanies this document.