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01/15/2026

K9 Lombe alongside his handler, Officer Kepner, and SWAT Sergeant Oliveira, a reminder of the dedication, training, and coordination it takes to keep our community safe.

From patrol to tactical operations, partnerships like these are built on trust, communication, and countless hours of preparation.

K9 Lombe plays a critical role in enhancing officer safety and operational effectiveness, and it takes a committed handler and a strong team to make that work possible.

Proud of the men and women who serve and the four-legged partners who stand beside them every step of the way.

01/14/2026

Crosswalks save lives, but only when we’re paying attention.

📵 Put the phone down
đź‘€ Look both ways, even when you have the right of way
🎧 Remove earbuds and stay alert
🚦 Obey traffic signals and countdowns
đźš— Drivers: slow down and yield to pedestrians

Distractions take seconds, but the consequences can last forever.

Whether you’re walking, biking, or driving, stay present and stay safe.
Let’s protect each other on our streets.

01/13/2026

Officer Sanders took on the 20 Question Challenge, and his answers did not disappoint.

From laughs to real moments, this challenge gives you a glimpse beyond the uniform, showing the personality, perspective, and humanity behind the badge.

These conversations matter because they help bridge the gap between officers and the community they serve.

Take a minute to get to know Officer Sanders, not just as an officer, but as a person.

01/12/2026

We’re grateful to the Vegas Golden Knights for inviting the to their Law Enforcement Appreciation Game.

It was an honor to be recognized alongside agencies across the valley and to feel the support from the organization and the fans.

Moments like this mean a great deal to our officers and their families, and we appreciate the Knights for taking the time to acknowledge those who serve our community every day.

Thank you for your continued support of law enforcement and for an unforgettable night.

01/12/2026

is asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects involved in a bank robbery that occurred on Thursday, January 8, 2026.

At approximately 5:00 PM, officers responded to a report of a robbery in the 5500 block of Camino Al Norte.

The investigation is in its preliminary stages, and no arrests have been made at this time.

🔍 Suspect Descriptions:

Suspect 1: Black male adult, thin to medium build

Suspect 2: Black male adult, heavy-set build

Suspects were last seen associated with a white Jeep SUV

If you recognize these individuals or have any information related to this incident, please contact NLVPD at 702-633-9111.

To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers of Nevada at 702-385-5555 or submit a tip online at crimestoppersofnv.com.

Your information could make a difference. Thank you for helping keep our community safe.

01/12/2026

This is what impaired driving looks like and it is 100% preventable.

Officers responded to a vehicle vs. pole collision overnight. The impact was severe and caused significant roadway damage and debris across the area.

We share this as a reminder driving drunk is never worth the risk.

Lives are changed in an instant…yours, your passengers, innocent drivers, and their families.

If you drink:
Use a rideshare or taxi
Call a friend or loved one
Designate a sober driver
Stay where you are

There is always another option. There is no excuse to get behind the wheel impaired.

Thank you to our officers, firefighters, and public works crews who responded and cleared the scene to keep our community safe.

Please …stop driving drunk. Your decisions on the road affect everyone. Let’s look out for one another.

01/10/2026

As we reflect on 2025, we’re proud of the work accomplished by the men and women of the North Las Vegas Police Department.

From proactive crime prevention and enforcement, to meaningful community engagement and lifesaving responses, our officers showed up every day with professionalism, integrity, and dedication.

This year brought challenges, growth, and moments that reminded us why service matters.

Through teamwork, partnerships, and the trust of our community, we continued working toward safer neighborhoods and stronger connections.

Thank you to our officers, professional staff, families, and community partners for standing with us throughout the year.

We remain committed to protecting, serving, and moving forward together.

Here’s to continuing the work in 2026 together.

01/10/2026

Moments like this remind us why service matters. Our officers don’t just wear the badge, they build trust, show compassion, and create safe spaces where kids feel protected, supported, and cared for.

Today, we recognize the men and women who serve our community with heart, patience, and dedication.

From calls for service to moments of connection like this one, their impact reaches far beyond the uniform.

Thank you to our officers for all that you do, today and every day.

Your service matters, and it’s felt in moments big and small.

01/09/2026

officers conducted a mini-bike enforcement stop involving a 15-year-old rider. The rider was cited for violations and the mini-bike was impounded for public safety.

Mini-bikes, dirt bikes, and other off-road vehicles are not legal for use on public roads in Nevada unless they are registered, titled, and equipped to meet street-legal requirements (lights, brake lights, DOT tires, mirrors, turn signals, etc.).

Riding unregistered motorized bikes on streets or sidewalks can lead to citations, vehicle impoundment, and fines, especially when safety hazards to riders or the public are present.

What Nevada Law Requires (for street use):
Registration and title through DMV
Vehicle to meet street-legal standards
A licensed driver operating the vehicle
Proper lighting and safety equipment (Always confirm the most current requirements with Nevada DMV)

Safety Tips for Riders & Families:
⚠️ Always use appropriate protective gear (helmet, eye protection, gloves)
⚠️ Keep mini-bikes on private property or approved off-road areas only
⚠️ Never ride on public roads, sidewalks, or busy intersections
⚠️ Obey speed limits and local ordinances
⚠️ Ensure riders have proper instruction and supervision

We want everyone to enjoy recreational riding but safely and legally. If you see mini-bike activity on city streets that could endanger riders or others, please call non-emergency dispatch so officers can respond.

Let’s keep our roads safe for everyone.

01/07/2026

Today, we pause to remember Detective Chad Parque, who lost his life in the line of duty on January 7, 2017, following a tragic on-duty traffic collision.

Detective Parque was a dedicated public servant, a beloved member of our NLVPD family, and a 10-year veteran who served this community with compassion, integrity, and heart.

On Jan. 6, 2017, Detective Parque was critically injured in a head-on collision with a vehicle traveling the wrong way on Martin Luther King Boulevard near Carey Avenue. He succumbed to his injuries the following day. He was just 32 years old.

Chad is remembered not only for the badge he wore, but for his kindness, character, faith, humor, and the love he had for his family, friends, and fellow officers.

His legacy continues to live on through those who knew him and through the community he proudly served.

To honor his sacrifice, the Northwest Area Command police station will be officially dedicated in his name, exactly nine years to the day after his end of watch.

The ceremony will include the Parque family, City of North Las Vegas leadership, and NLVPD Command Staff as we unveil a bronze dedication plaque in his memory.

Detective Chad Parque Building Dedication�📅 Wednesday, January 7 • 10:30 AM�📍 NLVPD Northwest Area Command�3755 W. Washburn Rd.�North Las Vegas, NV 89031

We will never forget Detective Parque’s service, sacrifice, and the life he lived in service to others.

Please keep his family, loved ones, and our department in your thoughts today.

End of Watch — January 7, 2017�
We remember. We honor. We carry your legacy forward.

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