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Nevada Prison Communication Directory

Find messaging, video, and phone options for Nevada correctional facilities. Compare providers and discover what's available at any facility. Free, no account required.

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15+Counties
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Nevada Inmate Communication Overview

Nevada operates its state prison system through the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC). Securus Technologies handles phone calls at Nevada state correctional facilities. Contact Securus at 800-844-6591 or visit securustech.net. Nevada is not among the states that offer free phone calls at state prisons. The NDOC number is required for all communication accounts and mail sent to Nevada state facilities. Use the NDOC inmate search at doc.nv.gov to find the NDOC number and current facility.

Nevada state facilities include Ely State Prison in White Pine County, High Desert State Prison in Indian Springs, and Lovelock Correctional Center in Lovelock. All non-privileged calls are monitored and recorded. JPay handles money deposits to Nevada inmate trust accounts. Three-way calling and call forwarding are prohibited and result in immediate call termination and potential disciplinary action.

Nevada county jails use their own phone vendors independently from NDOC state facilities. Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas uses its own contracted provider separate from Securus NDOC accounts. Washoe County Jail in Reno uses its own vendor. Always confirm the specific provider for each county facility before setting up any account. Visitor applications at NDOC facilities require background checks and take several weeks.

Which provider do Nevada state prison families use?

Securus Technologies handles phone calls at NDOC Nevada state facilities. Contact Securus at 800-844-6591 or visit securustech.net. JPay handles money deposits at jpay.com. Use the NDOC inmate search at doc.nv.gov to find the NDOC number and current facility. Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas uses its own separate vendor.

What is the NDOC number and how do I find it?

The NDOC number is the identification number assigned to every person in Nevada DOC custody. You need it for Securus and JPay account setup and for all mail. Find it through the NDOC inmate search at doc.nv.gov or ask your loved one. The NDOC number is different from any court case number or county booking number.

What is the most common mistake Nevada prison families make?

Confusing Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas with NDOC state prisons is very common. Clark County uses its own phone vendor separate from Securus NDOC accounts. Families who set up Securus NDOC accounts to reach someone at Clark County Detention Center will not receive calls. Always confirm the specific facility type and provider.

Counties Covered

Major counties in Nevada with correctional facilities.

15 counties shown

County detail pages are under development and will be available soon.

Clark CountyWashoe CountyCarson CityLyon CountyDouglas CountyElko CountyNye CountyChurchill CountyLander CountyHumboldt CountyWhite Pine CountyPershing CountyMineral CountyEsmeralda CountyStorey County

Communication Providers in Nevada

These providers serve correctional facilities across the state. Availability varies by facility.

JPay

Messaging, photo sharing, and money transfer for Nevada Department of Corrections state facilities.

View JPay Guide

Securus

Phone and video calling at Nevada state prisons and county detention facilities.

View Securus Guide

GTL

Phone and video visitation at select Nevada county jails and correctional centers.

View GTL Guide

CorrLinks

Email communication for federal Bureau of Prisons facilities serving Nevada.

View CorrLinks Guide

Featured Nevada Facilities

Sample correctional facilities with communication information. Full facility list coming soon.

Clark County

High Desert State Prison

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Clark County

Clark County Detention Center

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White Pine County

Ely State Prison

State Prison
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Nevada Inmate Communication FAQ

Which provider do I use for Nevada state prison phone calls?▼
Securus Technologies handles phone calls at NDOC Nevada state facilities. Contact Securus at 800-844-6591 or visit securustech.net. You need the inmate NDOC number. Find it at doc.nv.gov. Nevada has not eliminated phone fees. FCC rate caps effective April 2026 apply.
Are phone calls free at Nevada state prisons?▼
No. Nevada is not among the states offering free inmate phone calls. Securus holds the NDOC contract and charges per-minute rates subject to FCC caps effective April 2026. JPay electronic messaging and written mail are lower-cost alternatives for regular contact.
Does Clark County Detention Center use Securus?▼
Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas uses its own contracted phone vendor separate from the NDOC Securus contract. Do not use your NDOC Securus account to receive calls from Clark County. Contact Clark County Detention Center directly to confirm the current phone provider and setup process.
How do I send money to someone at a Nevada state prison?▼
JPay handles money deposits for NDOC state prison inmates. Visit jpay.com to create an account and deposit funds. Always include the inmate NDOC number. For county jail deposits contact the specific county facility as providers vary.
How do I find someone in a Nevada state prison?▼
Use the NDOC inmate search at doc.nv.gov. For county jail inmates contact the specific county sheriff or detention center. For federal inmates in Nevada use the Bureau of Prisons locator at bop.gov.
What are the phone call rules at Nevada state prisons?▼
All non-privileged calls are monitored and recorded. Three-way calling and call forwarding are prohibited and result in immediate call termination and possible disciplinary action. Inmates use their assigned PIN to initiate calls. Contact the specific facility for current calling hours and per-call time limits.
Do Nevada county jails use the same provider as state prisons?▼
No. Nevada county jails use their own providers. Clark County in Las Vegas and Washoe County in Reno each use their own contracted vendors separate from Securus NDOC state prison accounts. Always confirm the specific provider for each county facility.
What happens when my loved one transfers from a Nevada county jail to a state prison?▼
When someone transfers to an NDOC Nevada state prison the provider changes to Securus. Get the NDOC number from doc.nv.gov and create a new Securus account after confirming the transfer. County jail accounts do not transfer to state prison accounts.

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