Clark County Office of Public Safety

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phone number is 702-455-7532. Our Mission: Protect Clark County Parks, recreation facilities and the citizens of Clark County who come to enjoy them and provide a safe and accessible place for leisure-time activities.

Thanks To Sergeant Guerrero and his crew for representing the Clark County Police at this fun community event. Trunk or ...
10/31/2025

Thanks To Sergeant Guerrero and his crew for representing the Clark County Police at this fun community event.

Trunk or Treat at Silverbowl Park 2025

Avoid having your bike impounded by following the new laws……In Clark County, Nevada, e-bikes are permitted in county par...
07/03/2025

Avoid having your bike impounded by following the new laws……

In Clark County, Nevada, e-bikes are permitted in county parks, but with restrictions. While not prohibited entirely, e-bikes are subject to a 15 mph speed limit, and e-motorcycles (those without pedals) are prohibited. Additionally, reckless behavior like stunts or wheelies is banned for all devices, including e-bikes and e-scooters. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
* E-bikes and e-scooters are generally allowed: Unless otherwise posted, e-bikes and e-scooters are permitted within Clark County parks. 

* Speed limit: E-bikes and e-scooters are limited to 15 mph while in county parks. 

* E-motorcycles prohibited: Electric motorcycles, which lack pedals, are not allowed in county parks. 

* Reckless behavior banned: Any form of reckless behavior, such as stunts or wheelies, is prohibited for all devices, including e-bikes and e-scooters. 

* Enforcement and penalties: Violations of these rules can result in fines, with penalties ranging from $150 for a first offense up to $600 for repeat violations. 

* Minors: Riders under 18 are required to wear helmets while operating e-bikes and e-scooters. 

* Las Vegas Strip: E-bikes and e-scooters are prohibited on the Las Vegas Strip. 

There is no minimum age for Class 1 or Class 2 e-bike riders under state law. (Parents should use discretion, of course.) However, Class 3 e-bike riders must be at least 16 years old by law. This means a 15-year-old cannot legally operate a Class 3 (28 mph) e-bike on public roads or paths in Nevada.

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage will...
05/26/2025

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸

Evening patrols at Sunset Park with Officer Barrales and Officer Lloyd!
05/25/2025

Evening patrols at Sunset Park with Officer Barrales and Officer Lloyd!

Everyday is a good day for a donut. 🍩Officer Barrales stopped by to pick up some for the station!
05/24/2025

Everyday is a good day for a donut. 🍩

Officer Barrales stopped by to pick up some for the station!

Then and now — Chief Rogers first day in 2020 as Chief of Clark County Park Police, and his last day with the Clark Coun...
05/22/2025

Then and now — Chief Rogers first day in 2020 as Chief of Clark County Park Police, and his last day with the Clark County Office of Public Safety!

Please join us in congratulating Chief James Rogers on his retirement after a dedicated career in Law Enforcement! Chief...
05/22/2025

Please join us in congratulating Chief James Rogers on his retirement after a dedicated career in Law Enforcement! Chief Rogers began his law enforcement journey with the Dakota County Sheriff’s Office (MN), where he served for 24 years and retired as a Captain. In 2020, he brought his leadership and experience to Nevada as the Chief of the Clark County Office of Public Safety.

Over the past five years, Chief Rogers has led with professionalism, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to public safety. His leadership has helped shape our department and strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the communities we serve.

Wishing you all the best in retirement, Chief Rogers. Thank you for your service and leadership!

Today, Officer Mendes had the opportunity to visit Doral Academy for Career Day!Students learned about police work, expl...
05/16/2025

Today, Officer Mendes had the opportunity to visit Doral Academy for Career Day!

Students learned about police work, explored the patrol vehicle, and got a behind the scenes look at the tools officers use to keep our community safe. Thank you to Doral Academy for having us!

Officer Danneker and Security Lead Astonte represented our department at the 2025 Spring Job Fair where there were 6,400...
05/03/2025

Officer Danneker and Security Lead Astonte represented our department at the 2025 Spring Job Fair where there were 6,400+ attendees!

Thank you to Clark County Commissioners and for hosting this event.

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2901 E. Sunset Road
Las Vegas, NV
89120

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(702) 455-7532

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