Carson City County Jail Roster Overview
The official online roster is the Carson City Sheriff's Office Tyler inmate records search. The city Jail Information service directory links current inmate information to this vendor-hosted portal, and the Sheriff's Office homepage links the same public inmate search. The roster result group is labeled for current inmates. Research inspection on June 21, 2026 found current in-custody records with IsReleased:false, so the public roster should be treated as a current-custody tool rather than a complete release archive.
Carson City County inmate records can involve more than one agency. The detention facility receives people from Sheriff's Office arrests, Carson City courts, Nevada Highway Patrol, Alternative Sentencing, State Parole and Probation, and other state or federal agencies when accepted. A person can appear on the Carson City roster because of a new arrest, a court order, a probation or parole hold, a warrant, or another agency hold. Once a person is sentenced to NDOC, the county jail roster is no longer the main lookup source.
Use the Carson City County Inmate Roster
The roster works best when the search starts with an official city or sheriff link. Unofficial lookup pages may be stale, may scrape data, or may mix Carson City jail information with state-prison or federal records. The Tyler portal accepts a name or SO/ID number, and the app code indicates that nonblank searches shorter than three characters are disabled. Use enough of the last name to produce a real search.
- Open the official Carson City Sheriff's Office inmate search at correctionsrecordssearch.com/carsoncitynv.
- Enter a last name, partial name, or SO number in the name or ID search box.
- Use Sort or Filter when the result list is broad, especially the arresting-agency and arrest-date controls.
- Open the inmate profile to review arrest dates, booking dates, charges, bonds, demographics, and custody status.
- If the person is not listed, call the jail information line or check NDOC, BOP, ICE, VINE, and court records as appropriate.
The project image manifest includes a successful roster screenshot from the official Tyler public search at the Carson City inmate search portal.
The image confirms the public search interface, while the live page remains the source for current custody and bond status.
Carson City County Roster Search Fields
The main public field is simple, but the filter model is more detailed. Agency filters are important in Carson City because courts, parole and probation, NHP, Alternative Sentencing, neighboring counties, and task force entries can all connect to a jail booking. Age and arrest-date controls can help when a common name returns several records.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by name or ID number | Text | No | Accepts a name or SO/ID number; use at least three letters for a name search. |
| Sort or Filter | Panel | No | Opens additional filter controls. |
| Arresting agencies | Multiselect | No | Includes CCSO, courts, NHP, parole/probation, DA, Alternative Sentencing, and other listed agencies. |
| Min / max age | Number | No | Age filters exposed through the search model. |
| Min / max arrest date | Date | No | Limits the search to an arrest-date range. |
| Sort by | Dropdown | No | Supports age and arrest-date sort options in the app code. |
What Carson City County Inmate Profiles Show
Carson City public inmate profiles are field-rich but not unrestricted. The public JSON inventory shows name components, SO number, age, gender, race, height, weight, hair and eye color, booking timestamp, arrest timestamp, arresting agency, charge descriptions, degree/category, bond amount, bond type, bond status, and release flag. The instance configuration hides date of birth, address, facility, and mugshot images. That means a public record can confirm custody and charges without showing every jail-management field.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name and SO number | Display name and Sheriff's Office number tied to the booking record. |
| Age and demographics | Age, gender, race, height, weight, eye color, and hair color; DOB is hidden. |
| Booking and arrest dates | Separate timestamps for the jail booking and arrest event. |
| Arresting agency | The agency, court, or outside partner tied to the booking. |
| Charges | Booking charge descriptions, degree/category, and related charge details. |
| Bonds | Bond amount, type, status, and charges tied to the bond entry when available. |
| Mugshot image | An internal image service ID may exist, but Carson City hides public mugshot display. |
Find County State and Federal Inmates
Not every Carson City custody question belongs in the county jail roster. The NDOC offender search is for sentenced Nevada prisoners, including people at Northern Nevada Correctional Center and Stewart Conservation Camp. The BOP Inmate Locator covers federal prisoners, especially sentenced BOP custody and many released federal records since 1982. The ICE Online Detainee Locator System covers immigration custody after transfer to ICE.
| Custody | Where to Look | Use It For |
|---|---|---|
| Carson City jail | Tyler current-inmate roster | Recent arrests, court commitments, local holds, and short local sentences. |
| Sentenced Nevada prison | Nevada Department of Corrections locator | State prisoners moved from jail to NDOC custody. |
| Federal prisoner | BOP Inmate Locator | Federal sentenced custody and many historical federal custody records. |
| Immigration detainee | ICE ODLS | ICE custody searched by A-number/country or biographical details. |
| Victim notification | VINELink Nevada VINE | Custody-change notification and registration, also by phone at (888) 268-8463. |
Carson City County Jail Facilities
The active facility map has one local jail and two NDOC prisons inside Carson City. The local jail is the roster source for current county inmates. The state prisons are searched through NDOC. For people who move from a local jail case into a Nevada prison sentence, the correct lookup source changes after transfer.
Carson City Sheriff's Detention Facility
911 E. Musser Street
Carson City, NV 89701
(775) 283-JAIL (5245)
Visits by appointment; schedule by phone on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Northern Nevada Correctional Center
1721 E. Snyder Ave.
Carson City, NV 89701
(775) 977-5000
NDOC state prison; use the statewide offender search.
Stewart Conservation Camp
1721 Snyder Ave., P.O. Box 5005
Carson City, NV 89702
(775) 977-5110
NDOC minimum-custody camp; use the statewide offender search.
Booking Process in Carson City County
An arrest in Carson City can begin with the Sheriff's Office, courts, Nevada Highway Patrol, parole/probation, Alternative Sentencing, or another listed agency. The person is taken to the Carson City Sheriff's Detention Facility, where a booking record is created. The public roster shows arrest date and booking date as separate timestamps, so arrest and jail intake are not always the same moment. Intake can include identification, property handling, medical screening, booking photo, fingerprints, charge entry, and classification, though the official pages do not publish a full intake manual.
First appearances for people still held in jail are handled by closed-circuit television Monday through Friday according to the Justice/Municipal Court page. The judge is in the courtroom and the defendant participates from jail. Bail amounts and conditions are addressed at that stage. Court charges can later differ from booking charges, so custody details belong in the jail record while filed counts and dispositions belong in court records after a jail arrest.
Carson City County Visitation Rules
The official jail visitation detail is narrow. Visits are by appointment only. A visitor must have a valid driver's license or ID and must be on the inmate's visitor list. Appointments are scheduled through the visitation appointment line on Thursdays. The research did not locate official Carson City jail rules for remote video fees, visit length, dress code, children, lockers, mail format, commissary vendor, phone vendor, or money-deposit vendor.
| Item | Official Detail |
|---|---|
| Visit type | By appointment only |
| Appointment phone | (775) 283-4777 |
| Appointment window | Thursdays, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. |
| Visitor ID | Valid driver's license or ID required |
| Visitor list | Visitor must be on the inmate's visitor list |
Note: Confirm current custody and visit approval before traveling, because jail release timing can change after bond, court, or transfer action.
Request Carson City County Booking Records
Civil and Records is the Sheriff's Office records unit for agency records, including case reports, criminal history information, and booking information. Requests may be sent to ccsorecords@carsoncity.gov or submitted through the official report-request page. A valid government ID is required for all record requests, fees must be paid before release, and eligible reports depend on case status and requester involvement. Pending charges go through the prosecuting attorney. Ongoing investigations require District Attorney approval. Juvenile information is restricted.
Processing times vary. The official page says reports are typically completed within five to ten business days from the report date, coroner or detective cases may take several weeks, and criminal history letters may take up to 30 days. The citywide public-records request page also routes sheriff, court, and general city requests and states the Nevada Public Records Act five-business-day response rule.