RENO-SPARKS INDIAN COLONY POLICE DEPARTMENT
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ADMINISTRATION
The goal of the department administration is to maintain control and operation of the agency, and the subsequent discharge of policies that keep the peace, increase public safety, and prevent crime. It is the command staff of the department that involves setting agency policy and making operational decisions that best achieve the aforementioned goals without violating the law or the public trust.
COMMAND STAFF
CHIEF OF POLICE
The duties of the Chief Of Police involves managing the departmental operating budget, establishes an ongoing strategic plan for the department, as well as ensuring staff development and stewardship. The Chief of Police serves as the primary spokesperson for the institution on law enforcement, public safety and security matters. Meet our Chief Of Police. (775)785-8776. Extension 3263
Chief Jarrod Nunes
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR
The Criminal Investigator is an Officer who gather facts and collect evidence related to on-going criminal cases. The investigator conducts interviews, conducts interrogations, examine records, gathers evidence, monitor suspects, and participate in arrests. Meet our Criminal Investigator. 775) 785-8776. Extension 3205
Investigator John Hecimovich
SERGEANT
The duties of the Police Sergeants are to act as the first-line supervisor who plans, assigns, reviews, and evaluates the work of the Patrol Officers. A Sergeant coordinates section activities, participates in police operations, and performs related work as required.
Meet our Sergeant:
Sgt Anthony Mauwee
OPERATIONS
The function of Police Operations are to provide law enforcement services to the community. Our Patrol Officers respond to calls for assistance and reports of criminal activity, act as a deterrent to crime, enforce state, tribal, and local laws, identify community needs, provide support and assistance to the community and respond to emergencies.
The function of Police Operations are to provide law enforcement services to the community. Our Patrol Officers respond to calls for assistance and reports of criminal activity, act as a deterrent to crime, enforce state, tribal, and local laws, identify community needs, provide support and assistance to the community and respond to emergencies.
PATROL OFFICERS
Officer Jerrold Wyatt
Officer Jerrold Wyatt
Officer Angelo Hafalla
Officer Angelo Hafalla
Officer Elan Flores
Officer Elan Flores
Officer Kyle Selleck
Officer Kyle Selleck
Officer Shawn O'Daye
Officer Shawn O'Daye
Officer Jared Martin
Officer Jared Martin
Officer Holden Presto
RANGERS
RANGERS
The function of the Rangers is to provide law enforcement protection, conservation, and management of the Reno- Sparks Indian Colony parks, natural areas, cultural sites, and wildlife. Our Rangers patrol protected areas, monitor wildlife, prevent poaching, engage local communities in conservation, help communities resolve human-wildlife conflicts, and assist in tourism.
Ranger Mark Mix
Ranger Mark Mix
Ranger Jeffrey Reynolds
Ranger Jeffrey Reynolds
POLICE SUPPORT STAFF
The function of the Police Support Staff is to provide a variety of support services to the daily functions of the police department in the areas of law enforcement records management, records and report dissimination, front desk clergy, evidence and property management, administering and managing the data terminal, and serving link between the Chief Of Police and the community.
POLICE SUPPORT OFFICER
The Police Support Officer performs clerical and administrative tasks designed to ensure the smooth operation of police functions. The primary tasks includes developing and implementing effective office procedures, responding to public inquiries, maintaining law enforcement records, and serving as a link between the chief of police and other law enforcement officers.
Meet our Police Support Officer, Jason Beebe (775)785-8776. Extension 3204
TERMINAL AGENCY COORDINATOR
TERMINAL AGENCY COORDINATOR
The Terminal Agency Coordinator or (TAC) is responsible for monitoring system use, enforcing system discipline, and assuring the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), Nevada Criminal Justice Information System (NCJIS), and the Nevada Law Enforcement Telecommunication System (NLETS) operating procedures are followed by the agency and those agencies for whom they are responsible for (non-terminal agencies).
Meet our TAC Officer, Leslie Aguilera (775)785-8776 Extension 3205
IN CASES OF EMERGENCY, PLEASE DIAL 911.
We must stress the importance of calling 911. A 911 dispatcher will send an officer to the address of the emergency; they will also ask questions to assist the officer prior to arrival. The dispatcher may also contact other services that are needed such as medical assistance, fire assistance, or additional police personnel.
Non-emergency dispatch number: (775)323-2677
Please call this number if you have a non-emergency need to speak to an officer or non-emergency officer assistance.
RSIC TRIBAL POLICE BUSINESS OFFICE
(775)785-8776
This number is to be used to conduct administrative business with the police department, such as leaving messages for police staff, information requests, general questions, or other police business related matters. The police administrative office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
HUNGRY VALLEY SUB-STATION.
(775)785-1365
This number is to be used to conduct administrative business with the police department, such as leaving messages for police staff, information requests, general questions, or other police business related matters. Officers use the sub-station for briefings, writing reports and telephone calls.
PARA EMERGENCIA, LLAMA 911 PARA PREGUNTAS, LLAMA (775)785-8776
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Tribal Police Department is located at 405 Golden Lane Building B. Reno NV. 89502. The Police building is located at the rear of the RSIC Human Services office (west of the building).
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