House Arrest

You may mail or present a money order to:

Clark County Detention Center
Attn: Electronic Monitoring Program
330 S. Casino Center Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Touchpay is the vendor used to accept credit/debit card payments for Electronic Monitoring Program (House Arrest) fees and charges. Visit the Touchpay website or by phone at 1-866-232-1899.

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Electronic Monitoring Program (House Arrest) fees/charges only 

Cash funds may be deposited in one of the kiosks located in the Clark County Detention Center lobby.

The information required to make a deposit:

•  Clark County Detention Center Facility #289101
•  Inmate Name
•  Inmate ID # 

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Payments will be posted to the inmate's account the next business day (Monday – Thursday, excluding holidays).

It is the responsibility of the person making payments to provide complete and correct information.

Payments will be applied to the account of the inmate selected by the remitter. The Clark County Detention Center is not liable for payments made to an incorrect account.

TouchPay has the right to restrict the frequency and the amount of credit or debit card payments or refuse service altogether.

Yes. Participants are able to work while on the Clark County Detention Center Electronic Monitoring Program. All employment will be verified at the time of intake and an advance schedule is required.

Yes. Medical appointments are permitted with verification and prior approval. Medical emergencies that require immediate medical care are the only exception to the prior approval rule.

Yes. A tamper proof GPS device will be required to remain on the participant's ankle for the duration of the Electronic Monitoring Program.

You will be immediately taken into custody and returned to the Clark County Detention Center to serve out the remaining jail sentence. You will not receive a refund.

Yes. We allow for you to attend all court required classes with verification.

If the device is tampered with or purposefully damaged or lost, you will be required to pay for a replacement device and additional criminal charges will be forwarded for prosecution.

Yes. Participants' homes will be searched for contraband while on the Electronic Monitoring Program.

No. The Electronic Monitoring Program begins immediately following sentencing unless specified differently by the courts.

You must have either a land-line phone in the residence or a cell phone.

Inquiries may be directed to (702) 671-5861 or via e-mail to haec@lvmpd.com.

The office hours of operation are Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm (excluding holidays).