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Minden, NV - The July 4th celebration drew thousands to the Stateline, Zephyr Cove, Nevada area and its beaches. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) strategically deployed personnel to ensure safety and enforce regulations, protecting everyone enjoying the holiday. Several arrests were made for various crimes during the festivities.
DCSO, in collaboration with the Nevada State Police, patrolled Highway 50, focusing on no-parking zones, and removed approximately 23 illegally parked vehicles. DCSO issued more than 18 citations for a variety of traffic violations and other parking violations.
DCSO would like to extend gratitude to their partners for their contributions to a safe and successful holiday: Douglas County, Nevada State Police, Carson City Sheriff’s Office, Storey County Sheriff’s Office, US Forest Service, and Aramark Corp.
July 4th Total Arrests in Tahoe: 10
Minor Consuming: 3
Assault on Officer: 2
Obstructing: 4
Trespassing: 1
Resisting: 2
Possession of Controlled Substance: 1
Possession of Paraphernalia: 2
DUI: 4
Intoxicated Pedestrian on Highway: 1
Child Neglect: 1
July 4th Total Arrests in Valley: 1
DUI: 1
Minor Consuming: 1
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office serves as the County’s only local law enforcement agency. Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, incorporated in 1861, has a long-standing motto of “A Tradition of Service,” which speaks to its commitment to protect and serve the citizens and visitors of Douglas County. The agency remains dedicated to maintaining the quality of life enjoyed throughout our community, and ensuring the county is a safe place to live, work and visit.
TITLE VI Notice:
Members of the public who are disabled, require special assistance or accommodations or an interpreter are requested to notify the Douglas County Manager's Office in writing at Post Office Box 218, Minden, Nevada 89423 or by calling 775-782-9821 at least 20 hours in advance of the meeting.