Lookup Henderson Detention Center Inmates

Henderson Detention Center Overview

The Henderson Corrections page identifies the local detention function operated by the City of Henderson Police Department and Corrections Division. The facility address is 18 E. Basic Road, Henderson, Nevada 89015. Its published phone number is 702-267-4652. Henderson is one of the municipal detention systems inside Clark County, so it must be kept distinct from the county jail in downtown Las Vegas.

The facility can hold Henderson arrestees, misdemeanor inmates, and people tied to local Henderson matters. The research also identifies an official ICE listing for Henderson Detention Center. That means some immigration detainees may need to be searched through ICE's Online Detainee Locator System rather than through Henderson's city custody page or the CCDC roster.

Official capacity was not published on the captured Henderson city page. Because the research did not locate a reliable capacity number, the page should not assign one. The key public facts are the city operator, address, phone, separate Henderson inmate search, separate city service pages, and the ICE contract custody possibility.

Henderson Detention Center Inmate Search

The official local route is the Henderson inmate search. It should be used for Henderson city custody. It is not the Clark County Detention Center in-custody search, not an NDOC offender search, and not a federal locator. A person arrested in Henderson may still move to another custody system if felony charges, county holds, state sentence, federal custody, or immigration custody applies.

Search results can depend on booking timing, name spelling, custody transfer, release, and legal restrictions. If a person was arrested very recently, allow time for intake. If a person no longer appears in the city search, check whether they were released, moved to CCDC, transferred to NDOC after sentencing, or placed in ICE custody. Henderson's own pages should be used for local bail, visitation, mail, and commissary rules after a match is found.

1. Open the official Henderson inmate search for city custody.
2. Search by the booked name and try spelling variants if no match appears.
3. Confirm the person is held at Henderson rather than CCDC or another facility.
4. Use Henderson service pages for bail, visits, mail, and commissary after confirming custody.
5. Use ICE ODLS, NDOC, BOP, CCDC, or VINELink when the custody type is not Henderson city custody.

Henderson Detention Address and Phone

Use Henderson's phone line for custody questions, service routing, and verification before visiting. The phone line is especially useful when a person may be in booking, court movement, release processing, or transfer. Henderson and CCDC are in the same county but are not the same jail. Calling the right facility first can save a trip to the wrong city.

Henderson Detention Center Visits

Henderson publishes a separate visitation page. Use it instead of CCDC visitation rules. City detention visiting policies can include scheduling requirements, approved visitor rules, photo identification, dress standards, security screening, property limits, and limits for people in booking or movement status. The public rules should be checked before each visit because detention schedules and access limits can change.

ICE custody may add another layer. If the person is held at Henderson under immigration authority, use the ICE facility listing and ICE detainee locator rules as well as local facility instructions. Immigration visits, attorney access, release questions, and detainee information may not follow the same path as a Henderson misdemeanor custody matter.

Henderson Bail and Release

The Henderson corrections site has a separate bail information page. Bail depends on the court order, charge, warrant, hold, and release conditions. A person can have a posted bond amount and still remain in custody if another court, probation or parole authority, ICE, federal agency, or no-bond order prevents release.

For local Henderson matters, confirm the bond amount, accepted payment method, release location, and any court requirements with Henderson. For CCDC custody, use CCDC bail instructions. For immigration custody, release can involve immigration bond or federal procedures rather than the city jail's ordinary local bail process.

Henderson Mail and Commissary

Henderson provides separate pages for inmate mail and commissary. Use those pages for address format, accepted items, rejected content, deposit options, and account rules. Mail should identify the person by the booked name and any required booking detail. Do not assume CCDC mail formatting works for Henderson.

Commissary and money rules can vary by vendor and custody type. A person transferred from Henderson to CCDC will use the county jail's money page. A person moved into NDOC custody will use NDOC family service rules. A person in ICE custody may have separate detainee money and mail instructions.

Hold

A legal reason another agency or court may prevent release.

Detainer

A request from another agency, often immigration or another jurisdiction, to keep or transfer a person.

Classification

The facility's security and housing review after intake.

Henderson Records and Public Access

Use Henderson's official city channels for Henderson custody records and service questions. Use CCDC records for county jail custody, the court portals for filed charges and warrants, NDOC for sentenced state prison custody, and ICE ODLS for immigration detention. Nevada public-records law is a request-and-response system. It does not make every detention record or booking photo appear online.

Record access can be affected by criminal-history dissemination limits, sealed records, juvenile confidentiality, active investigations, privacy law, victim or witness safety, and agency redaction decisions. A current custody search is best for a live status check. A records request is better for letters of incarceration, older booking material, and documents not shown on the public lookup.