Department Directory

Administrative Services performs a wide range of services for the public , County manager and Boards of County Commissioners.

Animal Control promotes public safety, rabies control and pet ownership through education, service and enforcement.

Performs accurate and equitable assessment functions to serve the public.

Provide objective advisory and assurance services that support and reinforce the County's core values; serve as a resource for financial, compliance and operational reviews.

Harry Reid International Airport site

Provides plan review, permitting, inspection and public education to ensure a safe-built environment, promote fire prevention, and support emergency response to protect the citizens and visitors of Clark County.

The department ensures public health and safety through the licensure of businesses which fall into the three major types: General, Regulated and Privileged. These licenses are issued strictly for those businesses doing business in unincorporated Clark County

Independent record-keeper for the County. Issues marriage licenses and records.

A seven-member County Commission, elected from geographic districts on a partisan basis for staggered four-year terms.

The County Manager's Office is responsible for the executive oversight of Clark County, which provides regional services to more than 2.3 million residents. The county manager is Yolanda King, who, in her position as the County's chief executive officer, is charged with carrying out the policies established by the seven-member County Commission.

Responsible for coordinating County public information and outreach efforts, disseminating news releases, organizing news conferences, responding to media and citizen inquiries and more.

Promote the preservation, safety and beautification of neighborhoods in Clark County through education, service and enforcement.

Serves as the primary point of contact for companies looking to develop new business, expand existing business or relocate a business to the Las Vegas area; and as a liaison through the permits, inspections and licensing processes.

Develop and implement sound land use, zoning and growth plans and programs. Core functions are: Advanced Planning; Current Planning (Zoning Administration; Nuclear Waste Program Oversight.)

Clark County has 11 Constable Jurisdictions

Provides identification, performs autopsies or medical examinations, locates next-of-kin, and carries out any other requirements regarding deaths that fall under its jurisdiction

A partnership of decision makers & community agencies working to effectively administer justice

Access to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department  inmate search, visitation, pre trial and bail services and all other inquiries.

The legal branch of local government in Clark County. Comprised of four unique divisions: Criminal, Juvenile, Family Support and Civil.

The largest general jurisdiction court in Nevada. This jurisdiction encompasses all municipalities and outlying communities of Clark County.

This jurisdiction encompasses all municipalities and outlying communities of Clark County. The court is a forum for lawful dispute resolution in Civil, Criminal, Probate and Family courts.

Facilitate access to the electoral process by all eligible voters to exercise their voting rights.

Clark County's air pollution control agency, regional Endangered Species Act compliance program and sustainability office.

The Family Court helps people with divorce, annulment, child custody, visitation rights, child support, spousal support, community property division, name changes, adoption, and abuse and neglect.

Protecting children from abuse and neglect; to provide permanent families for those children who cannot safely return home and to ensure the well-being of children in our care

Provides a wide range of financial and non-financial services to the public, the Board of County Commissioners, the County Manager and County departments; includes divisions which provide services to internal and external County customers.

Protects lives, property, and the environment for Southern Nevada Communities and visitors through fire suppression, emergency medical service, emergency management and public education.

Facilitate the coordination of GIS capabilities in the local community, develop and maintain GIS resources for County Departments, distribute GIS data, and creates, develops and supports GIS Maps and applications.

Provides services for learning and development, employee relations, internal/external recruitment and employee retention.

Provides core technology services that support the business needs of County departments, in the areas of: Application Hosting, Business Services, Data Center Hosting, GIS, Professional Services and Workplace Services.

This office enacts the Board's legislative proposals and responds to local, state, and federal legislation that could affect the County.

Responsible for matters ranging from felony arraignments and preliminary hearings to small civil cases, small claims cases, landlord-tenant disputes; as well as citations issued by state and local law enforcement agencies.

Provides intervention services, guidance and control for youth ages 18 and under who are involved in delinquency and truancy.

Serve the people of Laughlin with progressive and responsible management and provide community services

A public law library open to everyone. Serves the legal research needs of the bench, bar, and public of Southern Nevada. Maintains in its collection both state and federal statutes, regulations, and cases, as well as commentary.

Law enforcement services to protect our parks and recreation facilities.

Providing services for the recreational needs and experiences of residents and visitors.

Provides a variety of support services to other county departments

Responsible for safeguarding and/or administering the estate of a decedent, when a family member or authorized individual is not available to do so.

Represents citizens of Clark County accused of crimes who cannot afford representation.

Responsible for taking care of individuals who are legally determined to be incapable of taking care of themselves.

Delivers services to the community including the design, construction, inspection and maintenance of essential public infrastructure.

The Purchasing and Contracts Division is responsible for obtaining required materials, supplies, equipment and services, including construction, for all County departments.

Internal service department ensuring that County departments have the necessary tools to provide services to the community.

A public reords office, for subsequent retrieval of records for public viewing, produces copies and certification of records.

Serves as the administrator of the self-funded insurance pools for group health and life insurance, workers' compensation and general liability. This office also manages insurance policies for the County covering excess liability claims and property damage to buildings and equipment.

The Sheriff's Civil Process Section is comprised of Deputies who are full time peace officers commissioned by the Sheriff of Clark County.  The office of the Sheriff Civil Process Section acts as a messenger of the Courts in all civil matters.

Provides services for for needy residents of Clark County who are not assisted by other state, federal or local programs.

Provide representation in cases where the Public Defender has a conflict of interest.

Town and Liaison Services respond to neighborhood concerns through facilitation, coordination, networking and problem solving with various neighborhood organizations, associations, advisory boards and government agencies.

Oversees the billing, collection, and distribution of taxes on all real properties in Clark County; as well as the receipt and disbursement of County revenues and for administering banking and investment services.

Water Quality is responsible for the protection, preservation, and enhancement of Clark County's water resources.

Ensures that the quality of reclaimed water coming from us has been highly treated to meet strict water quality standards and can be safely returned to the environment or used in the community.