Washoe County Sheriff's Office Incline Village Substation

02/09/2026

02/09/2026

11/25/2025

UPDATE – 11/25/25, 6:15 am: Juvenile Located Safe

The juvenile has been located and is home safe. The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office thanks our community for sharing information and assisting in this effort.

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Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Attempting to Locate Juvenile Male in Incline Village

Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Deputies are actively searching for an eleven-year-old boy.

The male juvenile, who may go by the name “Cody,” was last seen walking in the area of Village Blvd. and Anderson Dr. in Incline Village around 8:00 p.m.

He was last seen wearing black pants and a long-sleeve shirt, which may not be suitable for the cooling evening temperatures. Deputies are attempting to locate him to check his welfare.

Below is a still image from recent security footage. If you see him, please be aware he may avoid contact, and if you locate him or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch at (775) 785-WCSO (9276).

11/12/2025

Thank you Veterans!

11/06/2025

The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office is recruiting a full-time Mental Health Counselor to join the Mobile Outreach Safety Team (MOST).

Under supervision, this role includes performing mental health interventions with a strengths-based approach to working with persons in crisis and severely mentally ill populations and providing both personalized and comprehensive assessments with the ability to triage level of intervention in a variety of settings while working towards referral to appropriate resources in the community.

Interventions include but are not limited to those experiencing severe mental illness, trauma, struggles meeting basic needs, diversion from misuse of emergency resources, prevention from entering the criminal system with intervention, and referrals to integrated mental health services and/or substance abuse programs.

Join the WCSO and enjoy a gratifying career providing essential care to those in our community!

For more information or to APPLY TODAY, visit:
www.washoesheriff.com/jobs

11/06/2025

Winter weather has officially arrived!

If you’re heading up Mt. Rose Hwy (SR 431), chains or 4WD with snow tires are required.

Please slow down, increase your following distance, and travel safely.

For road updates visit: nvroads.com or the 511 app.

10/17/2025

Remember this call? Our deputies sure do!
Let's keep our bears safe and remember these tips:
* Use bear-resistant containers
* Store trash in a secure structure until collection day
* Don’t leave pet food, bird seed, or scented items outside or in vehicles
* Never feed the bears!
If you encounter a bear, stay calm, give it space, and call 9-1-1 if there’s an immediate threat.
Learn more about living with bears here:
* ndow.org/blog/living-with-bears
* tahoebears.org
* bearwise.org

10/16/2025

Your Incline deputies are hard at work ensuring our community remains safe.
Domestic violence has no place in our community and our deputies are committed to protecting victims, supporting survivors, and holding offenders accountable.

10/16/2025

As temperatures drop, it can be tempting to start your car and leave it running to warm up, but remember: an unattended, running vehicle is an open invitation for theft.

We see a rise in vehicle burglaries this time of year, especially when cars are left warming up in driveways or even inside garages. It only takes a few seconds for someone to get in and drive away.

Here’s how you can stay safe this winter:
*Never leave your vehicle running unattended.
*Use a remote start system if you have one — and keep the doors locked.
*Don’t leave keys, key fobs, or valuables inside your car.

Let’s keep our community, and your car safe this season.