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Cold Case Homicides. Unresolved homicides don't fade away. LVMPD's dedicated Cold Case team relentlessly pursues justice, seeking answers for victims' families and closure. View Available Cases.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. 400 S. Martin L. King Boulevard. Las Vegas, Nevada 89106. To contact our department with any comments or concerns please call or email us: Office of Public Information, Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pacific Time. 702-828-4082. PIO@lvmpd.com. Dial 911 for emergencies.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is committed to our mission to protect the community through prevention, partnership and professional service. That commitment and dedication extends to the millions of visitors that Las Vegas plays host to each year.
With a wide range of career fields available, including police, corrections, dispatch, information technology, crime scene investigations, forensic science, and administrative support, there's something to match everyone's interests and qualifications.
LVMPD provides access to public records pursuant to Nevada’s Public Records Act (NRS Chapter 239). Nevada’s Public Records Law was enacted to ensure that police records are available to the public, unless specifically deemed to be confidential.
On this page you'll find links for a variety of services at your fingertips such as filing a crime report, requesting copies of reports, making an appointment for in-person services, submitting commendations or complaints, creating service requests with your area command and more.
How to Get a Copy of Your Police Report. The LVMPD provides a variety of ways that you can request a copy of your Incident Report, Traffic Collision Report or Arrest Report filed within the LVMPD jurisdiction: Online Electronic Request. In Person. U.S. Mail.
Find Your Station. We are committed to making your neighborhoods safer and we want to increase the quality of our connection with our community. We are asking for your assistance in a shared responsibility in resolving the problem of crime in our community.
File A Report Online. Welcome to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Citizen Online Reporting System. If this is an Emergency please call 9-1-1. Using this online citizen police report system allows you to submit a report immediately and print a copy of the police report for free.
Appointments are available for services provided at the Records and Fingerprint Bureau. Services such as: Report Pick Up (background checks, citizen's report, traffic accident) Report Filing (citizen's report, traffic accident) Fingerprints (gaming, miscellaneous, temporary work card, work card) Convicted Person Registration.