Lookup Casa Grande Transitional Housing Inmates

Casa Grande Transitional Housing Overview

Casa Grande Transitional Housing is operated by the Nevada Department of Corrections at 3955 W. Russell Road in Las Vegas. The Clark County research describes it as a transitional housing and reentry facility for selected NDOC inmates nearing release. It is relevant to work release, transition, and post-prison placement, not initial booking after a street arrest.

NDOC lists Casa Grande with a capacity of 400. The population held there is different from the downtown county jail population and from the secure state-prison population at High Desert, Southern Desert, or Florence McClure. Placement usually means the person is already within the NDOC system and has met criteria for transitional custody or reentry programming. The public lookup path still runs through NDOC.

The manifest includes a successful capture of the official facility page. The NDOC Casa Grande Transitional Housing page is the source to verify the facility's role and location.

The source image supports Casa Grande's NDOC identity, while the state offender search remains the proper place to find a person assigned there.

Casa Grande Transitional Housing Lookup

Use the NDOC offender search to look up someone at Casa Grande Transitional Housing. The Clark County CCDC roster is built for current local jail custody and will not reliably show an inmate after NDOC has taken custody. If the person was recently moved from a secure prison or from a Clark County case, the listed location can change with transfer, eligibility, and reentry status.

1. Open the statewide NDOC offender search form.
2. Search by Offender ID when that number is available.
3. Use last name and first name for a name-based search.
4. Review the current institution and status field for Casa Grande.
5. If no match appears, check another NDOC facility, the county jail, BOP, ICE, or court records based on the custody stage.

Casa Grande Work Release Role

Casa Grande is best understood as part of NDOC's reentry path. Research for Clark County notes that NDOC reentry is separate from CCDC programming. Casa Grande houses selected state inmates approaching release and focuses on work-release and transitional placement. That does not mean every sentenced prisoner is eligible, and it does not mean a person in local jail custody can be found through Casa Grande before NDOC assignment.

Work release is a supervised custody status, not a full release from sentence. Rules can cover employment, movement, reporting, searches, sanctions, curfew, program participation, and return to a more secure facility if conditions are violated. Public pages should avoid guessing at a person's eligibility or schedule. The official record and NDOC staff are the proper sources for location and status.

Transitional housing

A structured custody setting used near release or for approved reentry programming.

Work release

A supervised status that may allow approved employment while the person remains under corrections control.

Reentry

Planning and services tied to return to the community after incarceration.

Casa Grande Transitional Housing Contact

Casa Grande's phone and address are the contact points for general facility questions. Because it is an NDOC facility, public records and inmate services should be routed through state corrections channels. Staff should not be expected to provide confidential medical information, private program details, protected criminal-history material, or sealed records in a casual call.

Casa Grande Transitional Housing Visits

Visitation and contact rules at Casa Grande should be checked through NDOC. Use the NDOC visiting page for visitor approval, identification, dress rules, schedules, and restrictions. Transitional housing may have rules that differ from a secure prison, but it is still a corrections setting and visits remain subject to approval and facility status.

Casa Grande Mail and Money

Mail, phone, and money services for Casa Grande are NDOC services. Use NDOC inmate and family services for current rules, vendor steps, address formats, phone accounts, and deposit terms. Clark County jail deposit or mail pages are not the right source unless the person is actually in county jail custody.

Casa Grande Records Access

Nevada records law applies to public agencies, but Casa Grande records can include protected information. NRS Chapter 239 sets the public-records framework and agency response duties. NRS Chapter 209 governs NDOC custody. NRS Chapter 179A limits some criminal-history disclosure, and NRS Chapter 179 covers sealing rules that can affect public access.

For custody status, start with the public NDOC record. For court charges, use the court portal. For older jail booking details, a local records request may be needed. The best source depends on whether the question is about prison location, court history, or county jail intake.

Casa Grande Clark County Role

Casa Grande is the NDOC page in Clark County's facility map that most clearly points to release preparation rather than new booking. High Desert State Prison and Southern Desert Correctional Center are Indian Springs prisons. Florence McClure Women's Correctional Center handles female prison custody. Casa Grande focuses on transition and work release in Las Vegas. Each facility belongs to NDOC and uses NDOC lookup, but the population held at Casa Grande is narrower and more reentry-focused.

For a person just arrested in Clark County, use city or county jail tools first. For a person sentenced to a Nevada prison term and nearing release, Casa Grande may appear in the NDOC offender record. That difference is the main reason this page uses the state offender search, not the county roster.