We offer notary, fingerprinting, campus presentations, property registration, and self-defense courses, to name a few. All these services are either free or for a nominal fee. Visit our website or call us at 702-895-5575 for more information.

We offer a security escort service! Based on availability, either our officers or Cadets can walk you to your car or residential hall and make sure you get there safely.

That depends. First, check in the areas you think you lost the item. The library, Student Union, and gym might have their own lost and found, as do many other buildings. The UPD Lost and Found office holds valuables and can be reached at 702-895-5795. Leave a detailed message with the description of the item, when you lost it, and a way to contact you.

Submit a request online. You will be contacted once the report is ready to be picked up, and fees may apply if your name is not on the report.

The daily crime log and Clery report are available on our website.

Call 702-895-3669, use your safety app, or use an emergency phone.

Our jurisdiction, formally, is the Southern Nevada higher education institutions. We patrol the campus, including the residence halls. We can respond to assist for anything off campus, though technically it will fall in the other agency’s jurisdiction. We have inter-local agreements with the agencies around the valley to work together.

Yes! The information is different for each campus, so find what you need at UNLV, CSN, or NSC.

If the ticket was issued by one of our officers and you need more information, contact our non-emergency line at 702-895-3668.

If the ticket was issued by Parking and Transportation services, pay your fine online or visit their website for information.

Yes; our Investigations and Intelligence unit refers to any and all security cameras available when they investigate.

If you are ever unsure about our officers, call us. Our dispatch center can tell you where each officer is and if there is an officer in your area or trying to contact you.

Always ask the handlers first, but usually the answer is yes! Our K-9s are explosives detection and, as long as they are not actively working on that, they love attention!

Call us! We are able to conduct welfare checks. Let us know how long it has been since you’ve seen/spoken to your student and provide as much information as you can so we can better contact them.

Because of the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) regulations, we may not be able to give you as much information as you’d like, but, if we make contact with them, we will advise them to call you!

Call us! We can tell you if you qualify for a protection order, a no-contact order, and/or help refer the situation to student conduct.

Also know that there are resources across our campuses, including CAPS, Student Conduct, and the Title IX offices that are available to assist.