Clark County Marshal's Office (Nevada)

The Clark County Marshal's Office is a law enforcement agency in Clark County, Nevada, serving the court system of Clark County. Clark County Deputy Marshals act as bailiffs for the court.[1]

Clark County Marshal's Office
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdictionClark County, Nevada
Legal jurisdictionClark County, Nevada.
General nature
Operational structure
Deputy MarshalsYes

The head of the office is known as the Marshal with Deputy Marshals occupying roles beneath them.[1]

Deputy Marshals

Deputy Marshals are state law enforcement officers, that work for the court system. The salary is on average $40,000 per year.[2]

Ranks

  1. Marshal of Clark County
  2. Lieutenant[3]
  3. Deputy Marshal

Duties

Deputy Marshals carry out court bailiff duties, keeping order in the court.

Powers

Deputy Marshals are Nevada Category 1 peace officers (such as Police Officers, Deputy Sheriffs, Deputy Marshals, Parole & Probation Officers, and State Troopers of the Nevada Highway Patrol. The Category I peace officer training is a minimum of 480 hours).[4]

Uniform and equipment

The uniform of the Marshals is similar to the LVMPD, with variations for different assignments.

Formal uniform

This is worn for formal occasions, such as funerals:

  • Khaki peaked cap with capbadge
  • Dark brown shirt with star chest badge and shoulder patches, light-coloured tie and name-plate
  • Light brown trousers with dark brown stripes
  • Black boots
  • White gloves.[5][6]

Daily uniform

This is worn for daily court duties:

  • Light brown shirt with star chest badge and shoulder patches, dark=coloured tie and name-plate
  • Light brown trousers with dark brown stripes
  • Black boots
  • Duty belt.[7][8]

BDUs

This is worn when the daily uniform is not appropriate:

  • Black polo shirt with sewn/printed on star chest badge and patches
  • Khaki cargo trousers, with velcro knee-length pockets
  • Desert boots
  • Duty belt[9]

Personal Equipment

All Deputy Marshals are armed with a pistol as well as:

See also

References

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