The Administrative Services Division provides support for other Divisions in the Department.
The Administrative Services Division is the support for other Divisions in the Department. We are also the “face” of the Department when citizens come to the Police Department and need assistance. We are committed to customer service with our citizens and officers. The Administrative Services Division takes care of accident reports, finger prints, work cards, billings, sex offender and felon registration, and all other clerical support services. Copies of reports can be requested by filling out a report request form. The forms are located in the lobby.
To request a patrol officer, or to report suspicious people or vehicles or any non-life threatening event dial 702-346-6911.
The Administrative Services Division can provide police reports to the public according to Nevada State law. It is important to remember that if you are not involved with an incident you will not be able to obtain the report unless a person involved provides written notarized permission for you to pick up the report on their behalf. Other factors may also prevent you from obtaining a police report including, but not limited to, the case status, the type of case, and whether or not there were any juveniles involved with the incident. Any reports taken on juveniles are not in the custody of the Mesquite police department and therefore cannot be obtained through our Administrative Services Division. To obtain a juvenile report you must contact Juvenile Parole and Probation. Please Keep in mind the following when requesting Reports.
Report requests forms are available online under Forms
The Mesquite Police Department offers Livescan Fingerprinting as well as the FBI FD 285 Fingerprint cards. The following is a list of reminders when you come to get fingerprinted:
Fingerprinting Hours:
Evidence and found property is released by appointment only during normal office hours.
Please call 702-346-5262 or email policerecords@mesquitenv.gov to set up an appointment.
Property will only be released to the owner listed in the police report. Our Evidence Technicians keep track of all items of evidentiary value on all the cases that we take reports on, as well as caring for found property, such as bicycles, that are turned in to the Police Department. Those wanting to claim an item need to call the number listed above during office hours prior to coming to make sure that our evidence personnel can be there. If the item has been held as evidence in a court case, a letter from the prosecuting attorney is needed to release the item. You also need Be prepared to provide proof of ownership so that we can release “your” property back to the right person. Being able to identify the item either through markings or serial numbers will enable us to make sure you get your property back. Bring a photo ID to verify your identity. Unclaimed property is periodically released to an auction company to be sold at auction out of our area. to auction through PropertyRoom.com
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