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To deliver quality and consistent community police service with utmost officer safety.

How should the relationship between officers of this department and the community manifest itself? The Patrol Division addresses this question through it's response to calls and as a problem solving resource. We intend to provide answers and ultimately hope to be a catalyst for community needs and concerns.

The Patrol Division covers 17 square miles which comprises the the City Limits of Elko. We handle on average of 15,000 calls for service per year.

Elko Police Department: Awarded Office of Traffic Safety Grant for in-car video cameras.

Our average response time to these calls is three minutes from the time the call is dispatched to the officers arrival.

Patrol Division handles all traffic accidents within the City limits as well as routine police matters which include crossing guard duty, bank escorts, animal calls, crime calls, funeral processions, parades and much more.

Frequently Asked Questions     
 

Q:     What is the Patrol Division responsible for?
A:      When a call is received by the 911 Center, the officer is dispatched to the call. Patrol Division handles all calls for service.

Q:     Can I file a police report on a crime that happened several days ago?
A:     Yes, If the crime happened within the City limits of Elko, go to the Elko Police Department, 1401 College Avenue, during normal business hours to file the report. If you are unable to file the report during those hours, you may request an officer to come to your place of residence or employment.

 Q:     What happens if I am involved in an accident on private property?
A:     The Patrol Division will respond to the scene of the accident for driver's information exchange only.  A report will not be filed on private property accidents.