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Nevada Probation Offices

Find Nevada probation and community-supervision offices, addresses, phone numbers, directions, and the official state directory.

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Nevada directory

Nevada's Division of Parole and Probation provides adult probation and parole supervision through regional offices.

Field office lookup

Search by office, city, or ZIP code.

How Nevada supervision works

Start with the agency on the paperwork.

State parole and probation system. Nevada's Division of Parole and Probation provides adult probation and parole supervision through regional offices. Your assigned office may not be the closest location.

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Field office

Use the directory below for the adult probation or community-supervision system described on this page.

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State parole

Post-prison supervision can use a separate office network in some states.

Nevada parole offices

Nevada office directory

Choose the office named on your paperwork.

6 public field offices are listed with address and phone details. Call before traveling to confirm the assigned office and appointment time.

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Carson City

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Elko

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Las Vegas

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Pahrump

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Reno

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Winnemucca

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Before you leave

Confirm three things by phone.

  1. 01
    The assigned office

    A district or department may operate several reporting locations.

  2. 02
    The reporting time

    Hours and appointment rules can change.

  3. 03
    What to bring

    Keep the court order, release papers, identification, and officer name together.

Official source

Nevada Division of Parole and Probation

Directory route reviewed September 18, 2026. Use the government source for time-sensitive reporting instructions and call the listed office before traveling.

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