RENO-SPARKS INDIAN COLONY POLICE DEPARTMENT
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ONLINE SERVICES
The goal of the RSIC Police online services is to expand community services and involvement in keeping or community safe and provide our community members with a convenient and a safe method of reporting crimes, suspicious activities, providing constructive feedback, protective services, and request for other related services online.
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department understands that vital information on crimes failed to reach the police due to the fear of retaliation or did not wish to testify in court. Secret Witness was created to provide an avenue for community members to provide information on a crime to keep our community safe while remaining anonymous.
Secret Witness has been a highly beneficial crime fighting organization in helping to solve thousands of crime in our local area. Please remember that all emergencies must be reported by calling 911. Reporting a false crime is a criminal offense.
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department understands the importance of protecting our victims and witnesses safe from retaliation and endangerment. The RSICPD online police report allows our community members to submit a police report online without the fear of retaliation and endangerment. Community members can now file online police reports wherever they have internet access. An online police reporting system provides an avenue for community members to formally report a crime that is not considered an emergency when it is safe to do so. Please remember that all emergencies must be reported by dialing 911. Reporting a false crime is a criminal offense.
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department would like to take this opportunity to foster a healthy relationship with our community members through alternative methods. The comments section is a chance for the community and the Police Department to interact, participate, and work together in a healthy dialogue as a means of partnership to keep our community safe from crime, violence, disorder, and to promote the healthy progression of our Police Department and our community.
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department understands your concern as a community member from home burglaries, trespassers, destruction, and property theft while your are away on extended amount of days. We wish to extend our services to assist in protecting your home from property crimes while you are away on an extended amount of days.
Police reports serve as the starting point of documenting a criminal incident, for law enforcement investigation, to charge an individual with a crime. The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department recognizes that Police reports also provide crime victims with a legal document as evidence for legal purposes such as court hearings and insurance claims. The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department can provide a copy of your police report only as applies by qualification of circumstances. Please contact our Police Support Officer for any further questions.
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department Ride-along program is an arrangement for a civilian to spend a shift in the passenger seat of an emergency vehicle to observe the work day of a police officer. The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Police Department would like to invite anyone who is interested in the field of law enforcement to participate in our ride-along program. There is a minimum age to participate in a ride-along.
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 LA OFICINA, 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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