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Citations & Warrants
Nevada Revised Statutes grants county Sheriff Offices the authority to enforce, through the issuance of citations and such other means as permitted by state law, the provisions of any state or local statutory or regulatory provision governing criminal activity and vehicle or traffic safety.
The Storey County Sheriff’s Office makes arrests of individuals with court-issued warrants. Warrants span a range of infractions from failure to pay court-mandated child support to larceny and theft.
People who receive a citation (such as traffic citation, parking ticket, or animal at large) are given a court date as well as a fine schedule. Recipients can:
An offender convicted of an offense not warranting imprisonment may be sentenced to community service. A community service sentencing depends upon the offender's consent and if a sponsor is available to supervise the offender and provide appropriate work. The Storey County Justice of the Peace oversees all community service sentencing.
If you have any information pertaining to an outstanding warrant, we urge you to contact the Storey County Sheriff’s Office immediately. No matter how seemingly insignificant the warrant may seem to you, we ask that you contact us with as much information as possible. You can report this information to us via:
The Storey County Sheriff’s Office makes arrests of individuals with court-issued warrants. Warrants span a range of infractions from failure to pay court-mandated child support to larceny and theft.
Court Appearance
People who receive a citation (such as traffic citation, parking ticket, or animal at large) are given a court date as well as a fine schedule. Recipients can:
- Mail in their fine:
Storey County Justice Court
Drawer D
Virginia City, NV 89440 - Make a court appearance to plea their case
Community Service
An offender convicted of an offense not warranting imprisonment may be sentenced to community service. A community service sentencing depends upon the offender's consent and if a sponsor is available to supervise the offender and provide appropriate work. The Storey County Justice of the Peace oversees all community service sentencing.
Outstanding Warrants
If you have any information pertaining to an outstanding warrant, we urge you to contact the Storey County Sheriff’s Office immediately. No matter how seemingly insignificant the warrant may seem to you, we ask that you contact us with as much information as possible. You can report this information to us via:
- Online crime report form
- Ph: 775-847-0959
Contact Us
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Gerald Antinoro
Sheriff
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Sheriff's Office
205 S. C St.
P.O. Box 498
Virginia City, NV 89440
Emergency: 911
Ph: 775-847-0959
Fx: 775-847-0924
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