Staff
Have you ever been curious what a deputy does? What other positions help run law enforcement in Storey County? Here’s your opportunity to get to know Storey County’s Sheriff's Office. And, if you’re interested in joining our team, browse through our current openings.
As the head of the law enforcement agency, the Sheriff directs the Storey County Sheriff's Office in all activities pertaining to the protection of life and property of county residents, visitors, and businesses. The Sheriff is an elected official and manages a staff of 28 paid employees, 12 volunteer employees, and a fleet of approximately 15 marked and unmarked vehicles.
The Sheriff develops and implements plans, policies, and service programs; they also supervise staff in enforcing the directives of the office.
This position oversees and provides guidance and support to:
This is a uniformed position that fills in where needed in the patrol and jail divisions.
The Storey County Sheriff’s Office Sergeants oversee the day to day activities of deputies in the Patrol, Investigative, and Jail Divisions. They:
Storey County deputies are the backbone of the agency. Most of the deputies are specifically tasked to:
This position is responsible for a wide array of functions to ensure the Sheriff’s Business Office runs smoothly. Duties include:
Sheriff
As the head of the law enforcement agency, the Sheriff directs the Storey County Sheriff's Office in all activities pertaining to the protection of life and property of county residents, visitors, and businesses. The Sheriff is an elected official and manages a staff of 28 paid employees, 12 volunteer employees, and a fleet of approximately 15 marked and unmarked vehicles.
The Sheriff develops and implements plans, policies, and service programs; they also supervise staff in enforcing the directives of the office.
- Gerald Antinoro - Elected 2010
Chief Deputy
This position oversees and provides guidance and support to:
- Civil Division
- Jail Facility
- Patrol Sergeants
- Records Division
This is a uniformed position that fills in where needed in the patrol and jail divisions.
- Tony Dosen - Appointed 2016
Sergeant
The Storey County Sheriff’s Office Sergeants oversee the day to day activities of deputies in the Patrol, Investigative, and Jail Divisions. They:
- Conduct uniform and vehicle inspections
- Correct and approve reports
- Provide guidance and assistance to deputies as needed
- Respond to calls for services
Sergeants
- Sergeant Eric Kern, Patrol Division
- Sergeant Dan Gaunt, Patrol Division
- Sergeant John Michael Mendoza, Investigations Division
- Sergeant Jeff Bowers, Jail Division
Deputy
Storey County deputies are the backbone of the agency. Most of the deputies are specifically tasked to:
- Apprehend violators
- Assist citizens as needed while maintaining the professionalism and integrity our county deserves
- Patrol the county
- Prevent and detect criminal acts
Administrative Assistant
This position is responsible for a wide array of functions to ensure the Sheriff’s Business Office runs smoothly. Duties include:
- Ordering supplies
- Paying bills
- Processing work cards
- Records processing and retention
Contact Us
-
Gerald Antinoro
Sheriff
Email
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
Staff Directory