Last week, the Department of Public Safety celebrated the retirement of Assistant Chief Robert Straube after an incredible 24 years and 8 months of dedicated service to the city of Las Vegas and our community.
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#NLVPD officers had the honor of walking alongside Graysen Roscow, son of our fallen Officer Jason Roscow, as he started a new school year 💙
A powerful show of love, respect, and unity, we stand by our own, always.
#ThinBlueLine#NeverForgotten#BackToSchool#DepartmentFamily
We have 15 officers entering #SDRPA academy — 8 deputy city marshals and 7 corrections officers.
Our fantastic behavioral health administrator and regional peer support teams provided some encouraging words. Best wishes for a long career
#clvdps#corrections#deputycitymarshals
EOW 7/19/18 —we remember CO Kyle Eng, who gave his life in service to @CityOfLasVegas.
He began his shift that day—like he always did—dedicated & committed. Tragically, he never returned home. Please take moment to keep Ofc. Eng’s family & friends in ur thoughts🙏 #neverforgotten
Come out w/ us at ‘PT With Public Safety’ @ Briare Park on most Sat mornings. Actively #hiring for entry & lateral POs & COs. Thank you to all our staff who dedicate their time getting to know our candidates & preparing them for the academy & profession. https://t.co/n9ELV8Qr6A
One year of paws on the ground and noses to the task: 🐾 🎉 Today we’re celebrating one whole year of service from our incredible dogs with a job, Wilbur and Scarlett! 🐶 Wilbur is an explosive detection K9 and the very first to ever join Las Vegas Fire & Rescue. He helps keep our city safe by sweeping big events, responding to calls, checking vehicles, and assisting with dignitary protection. 🚒 Scarlett is trained to detect both explosives and firearms. She works with the Department of Public Safety, patrolling Fremont Street and doing daily sweeps to make sure everything stays safe and secure. 🚓
This week is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week.
#CLVDPS dispatch is our calm voice in chaotic moments—our lifeline. Thank you for all that you do. It was privilege for our executive staff to personally come by to thank them.
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#Dispatch#ThinGoldLine#PublicSafety
Our deputy city marshals are leveling up their training with a cutting-edge simulation designed to prepare them for high-stress situations—because safety starts with preparation.
This immersive program places officers in realistic scenarios like active shooter incidents, hostage situations, and medical emergencies. The goal? To sharpen decision-making skills, improve response times, and ensure the best possible outcomes for our community.
Through this training, officers learn to:
-Navigate chaotic environments while protecting bystanders.
-Make critical decisions under pressure.
-Provide emergency aid and coordinate with other first responders.
-Identify individuals in crisis—including those with disabilities—and respond with care and compassion.
Each session is dynamic, with instructors adjusting scenarios in real time to keep officers thinking ahead and adapting to the unexpected.
Every officer will complete this training to ensure they’re prepared for any situation.
We are accepting lateral applications from local corrections officers & officers nationwide.
✈️ One Trip In—The department has a lateral hiring process.
✔️No Academy (take advantage of Nevada's reciprocity) https://t.co/kHPk6Q9cDR
📽️ Check out our video👇🏻
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Meet our K9, Scarlett, who helps detect gunpowder in things like fire arms and explosives.
You might notice an increased law enforcement presence around the valley over the next few days as a precaution.
K9 Scarlett will play a vital role in keeping everyone safe downtown.