How do I confirm someone is in Henderson?
Being in the ICE facility directory tells you nothing about one person. ice.gov/locator takes an A-number or exact name with country of birth. Then use (702) 388-6253, the ICE line that both ICE and the City of Henderson give for immigration detainees, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., with names, aliases, date and country of birth. The city's jail line, (702) 267-5245, covers bookings, releases and property, and the lobby closes from noon to 1 p.m. ICE's page, updated August 6, 2026, says people here cannot take incoming calls.
When are family visits in Henderson?
ICE and the city agree on 2 on-site visits a week, Wednesday through Sunday, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. or 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., 20 minutes each. Book through Securus at least 24 hours ahead, after creating an account, which can take 24 hours to verify. Remote visits are also 20 minutes, up to 3 a day. Visiting opens after 24 hours in custody or on reaching a housing unit. ICE allows up to 2 adults; the city says 2 adults or one adult and one child. Bring government ID. The city allows head coverings only for religious or medical reasons.
Where do I send letters?
The city's address is the person's name, Henderson Detention Center, PO Box 95050, Henderson, NV 89009. Use that box rather than the Basic Road street address. ICE adds that letters need the inmate number issued by this center, not just an A-number, plus your name and address, so ask for it when you call. The city says not to send cash, stamps, stickers, glitter or musical cards; those go into property. Mail is delivered Monday through Thursday. The city returns mail that arrives after release, and ICE says only legal mail follows a transfer.
How do I add funds, set up calls or drop off property?
The city says funds go on an immigration detainee's account as with any other inmate, and its Services page links commissary purchases and deposits. Prepaid calls are set up through Securus at 1-800-844-6591. Property is narrower: ICE limits it to items needed for travel or release, with the Deportation Officer's approval, and luggage needs a Supervisory Deportation Officer's approval. Approved items go to ICE/ERO, 501 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Suite 200, Las Vegas, NV 89101, on Thursdays, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Electronics are refused. The city's FAQ lists a different ICE address, 3345 Pepper Lane, so call before driving.
Who handles the case from here?
ICE responsibility for this center sits with Salt Lake City, whose office, (801) 736-1200, covers Nevada, Utah, Idaho and Montana. A lawyer needs a G-28 on file before (702) 388-6253 will name the deportation officer, and may visit at any time or set up remote legal visits through the kiosks. The city's FAQ lists local courts; for immigration matters ICE gives only 1-800-898-7180, so read how to find the court and hearing. Release questions are in the bond hearing guide. See also the Henderson listing.