Spring Mountain Youth Camp (SMRC) - Nevada
Overview of the Facility
Spring Mountain Youth Camp (SMRC) is a juvenile detention facility located in the Spring Mountains of Southern Nevada. It serves as a rehabilitation center for male youth offenders aged 12 to 18 who have been committed by the Juvenile Court of Clark County.
Contact Information
- Address: 11700 Wagonwheel Drive, Mount Charleston, NV 89124
- Phone: (702) 455-5555
- Website: Clark County Juvenile Justice Services - Spring Mountain Youth Camp
How to Locate an Inmate
To locate a youth at SMRC, contact the facility directly using the phone number provided above. Due to the sensitive nature of juvenile cases, information may be limited.
Visitation Information and Hours
Visitation is typically allowed for family members and approved visitors. Contact the facility directly for current visitation schedules and policies, as they may change due to COVID-19 restrictions or other factors.
How to Send Money
Information about sending money to youth at SMRC is not publicly available. Contact the facility directly for guidance on how to provide funds for an inmate's use.
Phone Calls and Video Options
Information about phone calls and video visitation options is not publicly available. Contact the facility directly for current policies and procedures regarding communication with inmates.
Inmate Services and Programs
SMRC offers various rehabilitative programs and services, including:
- Educational programs through the Clark County School District
- Vocational training
- Counseling and therapy services
- Substance abuse treatment
- Life skills training
- Recreational activities
History of the Facility
Spring Mountain Youth Camp was established in 1970 as a rehabilitation facility for juvenile offenders. It is situated in the Spring Mountains, providing a unique environment for youth rehabilitation away from urban distractions.
Security and Management Information
SMRC is managed by the Clark County Department of Juvenile Justice Services. The facility maintains appropriate security measures while focusing on rehabilitation and education of the youth in its care.
Legal and Visitation Rights
Juveniles at SMRC have certain rights, including the right to legal representation and family visitation. For specific information about these rights, contact the facility or consult with a legal professional familiar with juvenile justice in Nevada.
Booking and Release Process
Youth are typically committed to SMRC by the Juvenile Court of Clark County. The release process usually involves completing assigned programs and meeting behavioral expectations. For specific information about a particular case, contact the facility or the juvenile's assigned case worker.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages does Spring Mountain Youth Camp serve?
Spring Mountain Youth Camp serves male youth offenders aged 12 to 18 who have been committed by the Juvenile Court of Clark County.
What types of programs are offered at SMRC?
SMRC offers educational programs, vocational training, counseling and therapy services, substance abuse treatment, life skills training, and recreational activities.
How can I contact an inmate at Spring Mountain Youth Camp?
To contact an inmate at SMRC, you should call the facility directly at (702) 455-5555 for information on communication policies and procedures.
