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12/31/2025

Wrong place to celebrate…

Our Corrections Officers had some fun filming this reel! Yes, the bloopers are real, but the message behind it matters.

New Year’s Eve should be about memories, laughter, and starting the year on the right path… not spending the night in a jail cell.

As you head out to celebrate, plan ahead, use a designated driver or rideshare, and look out for your friends.

Make good choices, avoid risky decisions, and don’t start the year in jail. We’d much rather see you enjoying the countdown than visiting us tonight.

Start 2026 safely. Celebrate responsibly, North Las Vegas.

12/30/2025

Today we’re taking a moment to recognize our SWAT Team, a group of highly trained officers who stand ready to respond when critical situations arise.

SWAT officers train year-round, preparing for high-risk incidents, supporting patrol and investigative units, and working to bring dangerous situations to the safest possible resolution.

Their work often happens behind the scenes, but their professionalism, discipline, and teamwork play a vital role in protecting our community.

To our SWAT Team, thank you for your dedication, your readiness, and your unwavering commitment to service.

We are proud of you.

MISSING JUVENILE - PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUESTED šŸ™  is requesting the public’s assistance in locating 14-year-old Peter Ay...
12/30/2025

MISSING JUVENILE - PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUESTED šŸ™

is requesting the public’s assistance in locating 14-year-old Peter Ayala-Pigao.

Peter was last seen on December 29, 2025, at approximately 4:00 PM near Aliante Parkway & Deer Springs Way, walking southbound after exiting a vehicle.

Officers searched the area but were unable to locate him.
Peter is described as:
Hispanic male, 14 years old
5’9ā€ / ~140 lbs
Last seen wearing a black shirt, black pants, and black-and-orange shoes

Peter has been diagnosed with autism and functions at approximately a 9-year-old level.

He is sociable and able to communicate with others. He did not have food with him and was not wearing a sweater when last seen.

If you see Peter or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact NLVPD immediately at 702-633-9111.

Please share! Your help can make a difference.

12/29/2025

Officer A. Dolan couldn’t help but fall in love with this sweet pup during a call offering a few hugs, reassurance, and a little extra care along the way.

Moments like this remind us that service isn’t only about responding to incidents, it’s also about compassion, empathy, and treating every member of our community (four-legged friends included) with kindness.

Great work, Officer Dolan.

12/28/2025

Officer Dellorco took a moment to assist an elderly woman by helping her carry a large mirror safely to her vehicle.

What may seem like a small gesture can make a meaningful difference, especially for members of our community who may need an extra hand.

Acts of service like this remind us that policing is about more than responding to calls.

It’s about compassion, connection, and looking out for one another even in the little moments.

Thank you, Officer Dellorco, for leading with kindness and representing the values of our department. šŸ’™

12/28/2025

While You Were Sleeping… on Christmas šŸŽ„

While many families were home celebrating Christmas, our officers were out on patrol and stopped a driver who was distracted behind the wheel.

Distracted driving isn’t just looking at a phone. It can be:
• texting or scrolling
• looking down at GPS
• eating, reaching, or adjusting controls
• taking your eyes or mind off the road

Even a split second of distraction can lead to a crash, injury, or worse.
Please remember:
Eyes up. Hands on the wheel. Mind on the road.

Your safety and the safety of others depends on it.

Thank you to our officers working through the holiday to keep our community safe. šŸ’™

12/26/2025

POV: Me saying goodbye to my short partner because Santa is gonna need his elves back soon

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas to our North Las Vegas community.

Today, families across our city are gathering, sharing meals, exchanging laughter, and creating memories that will be cherished for years to come.

It is our hope that this day fills your homes with warmth, joy, and the spirit of compassion and connection that defines this season.

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated men and women of the North Las Vegas Police Department who are working today, standing watch over our community so that others may celebrate safely.

Your service, sacrifice, and commitment embody the very best of public service, and we are deeply grateful for you.

To our residents, community partners, and businesses, thank you for the support, trust, and kindness you continue to show throughout the year.

The strength of North Las Vegas comes from the people who call it home, and we are honored to serve alongside you.

From our NLVPD family to yours, we wish you a Christmas filled with peace, hope, and renewed inspiration for the year ahead.

12/25/2025

Our Dispatch Santa & Mrs. Claus surprised our South Swing Shift officers during briefing tonight!

They stopped by to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, then reminded us they’ll be VERY busy delivering toys to all the good boys and girls tonight

We’ve got the city covered… and they’ve got the North Pole handled šŸ˜‰

12/24/2025

Our officers stepped into the holiday spirit for Round 3 of the Name That Song challenge…this time with a Christmas twist!

Let’s see how they did… šŸ‘€

Think you can beat them? Drop your guesses in the comments and tell us who you think won this round!

A little fun, a lot of teamwork, and plenty of holiday cheer even during a busy season of keeping our community safe.

From all of us at , stay safe and enjoy the holidays!
CommunityPolicing ServingWithASmile HolidaySpirit

12/23/2025

Don’t let the Grinch steal your holiday season.

Officer Alejandrino helped put the Grinch into custody, but the real message is about holiday safety.

This time of year brings more traffic, more shopping, and unfortunately more opportunities for crime.

Help keep your season merry and bright:
šŸŽ Secure gifts in your vehicle and at home
šŸš— Slow down and drive sober
šŸ”’ Lock doors and vehicles
šŸ‘€ Stay aware of your surroundings

Our officers are out in the community working to keep everyone safe, so you can focus on what matters most, time with family, friends, and loved ones.

Stay safe. Stay alert. Happy Holidays.

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