Animal Control

CONTACT US Michael S. Cullen Sheriff Email Sheriff's Office Main Office 205 S. C St. P.O. Box 498 Virginia City, NV 89440 Sheriff's Office Lockwood Substation 420 Canyon Way Lockwood, NV 89434 Sheriff's Office TRI Substation 1705 Peru Drive McCarran, NV 89434 Detention Center 911 State Route 341 Virginia City, NV 89440 Emergency: 911 Main Office: 775-847-0959 Fax: 775-847-0924 Substation: 775-342-0950 Detention: 775-847-0929 Staff Directory   FAQS How can I get a copy of an accident report? How can I obtain a copy of a case report? When I go on vacation will the Sheriff’s Office check my home? How can I get information on sex offenders in the area? What can I do about my neighbor’s barking dogs? What should I do about an animal running loose in my neighborhood? How can I obtain a concealed weapon permit? How can I get fingerprinted? How can I start a neighborhood watch program? How do I dispute a traffic citation? How do I pay a traffic citation?

General Information
Helping to maintain a safe, pleasant, comfortable community is the primary function of the Storey County Sheriff’s Office. As such, our duties extend even beyond the people of our county to include the general welfare of animals - all those great and small. The Sheriff’s Office helps assure that pets and wild animals live together with people in safety and harmony.

Additionally, we monitor rabies vaccination compliance by enforcing animal licensing.

Facility
Storey County has kennels for housing animals at the detention center on State Route 341. Any animals that are picked up by deputies are housed there until their owner can be located or a suitable home can be found.

If you have lost a pet, you can check with the detention center by calling 775-847-0929 or contact the communications center at 775-847-0950.

Lost/Stray Animals
Should you discover an animal that appears to be lost or injured, please contact the Storey County Sheriff’s Office at 775-847-0950 with the location of the animal. Our deputy will attempt to locate the animal and transport it safely to our shelter.