Money mistakes are expensive
Families often hear send money fast. The safer move is checking whether the money is for commissary, phone calls, bail, court, or another official purpose.
Facility service guide
Clark County Jail Commissary and Money: Official Links
Before you send money, slow down. Check the official CCDC funds and commissary pages, then make sure you understand which account or service is involved.
Source-first page
Official links come first. InmateLink sends you to the agency or service page and does not run searches, create accounts, or handle money here.
Official links first
Open the source before you act
Links open outside InmateLink. Verify current details directly with the agency, court, facility, or service page.
CCDC inmate fundsCheck official money rules before sending funds.Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department | checked May 18, 2026CCDC commissaryCheck the official commissary page before ordering or relying on old instructions.Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department | checked May 18, 2026Clark County Detention CenterStart with the official CCDC page for facility contact and service links.Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department | checked May 18, 2026CCDC inmate phoneCheck the official phone rules and listed phone service path.Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department | checked May 18, 2026CCDC inmate mailConfirm mailing address, paper, envelope, and screening rules before sending anything.Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department | checked May 18, 2026
Next-step checklist
Slow down and check these first
- 1Open the official CCDC funds page before sending money.
- 2Open the official commissary page before ordering or relying on old vendor instructions.
- 3Confirm whether the money is for commissary, phone, bail, court, or another purpose.
- 4Write down the official page, service name, amount, date, and receipt path.
- 5Call or verify directly if the official page and the service page do not match.
Use the official page as the starting point
CCDC controls its official funds and commissary instructions. InmateLink does not handle deposits, receipts, account access, or order status.
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Keep the next step connected
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FAQ
Common questions
Where should I verify CCDC inmate funds?
Start with the official CCDC inmate-funds page. Confirm the current method before sending money.
Is commissary money the same as bail?
No. Treat commissary, phone funds, bail, court costs, and other money paths as separate until the official source confirms the purpose.
Does InmateLink handle deposits?
No. InmateLink does not collect money, create accounts, process deposits, or show account status.