Police Acceptance Letter With Immediate Effect In Nevada
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What are the criteria for becoming a Nevada DPS Officer I? Must be 21 years of age at the time of appointment.
How can I become a peace officer in Nevada? Meet the minimum standards of appointment listed under NAC 289.110. Graduation from a law enforcement academy which will include passing a physical fitness test and state certification exam. A basic certificate will be issued after successful graduation from an academy.
Arrests/Convictions Applicants with a convicted disposition for the following types of crimes will be disqualified indefinitely. Conviction of any crime currently considered a felony in the State of Nevada. Convictions for two (2) Driving Under the Influence (DUI) or Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) incidents.
Individuals may request a fingerprint-based Nevada criminal background check themselves by submitting a request to the Nevada Criminal History Repository. However, the report only includes Nevada records. It doesn't include criminal records from other states or a federal criminal record check from the FBI.
You can go to any LVMPD area command or make a telephonic report by calling our local non-emergency telephone number (702-828-3111). Be prepared to give information on the missing person, including birth date or age, physical descriptions, and most importantly, any medical information.
The First 72 Hours Are Crucial Contact local law enforcement ASAP. Gather and track any information. Preserve any evidence if you have. Call in help from family, friends, community and victim service advocates.
Our phone number is 702-828-3394 or email us at pio@lvmpd.
