Victim Information and Notification
NOTICE: Nevada’s victim and custody notification system has transitioned from V.I.N.E. to S.A.V.E. as of August 28, 2025. Learn what this means for you below.
Main Phone: 866-393-5445
Main Web: save.nv.gov
The Nevada VINE system ended on Thursday, August 28, 2025 at 9:00am. This system was replaced by Nevada S.A.V.E. (Custody Notifications for Survivors, Advocates, Victims, and Enforcement).
SAVE is a free, anonymous, 24-hour, computer-based service provided by the State of Nevada to allow for notification of custody movement for inmates within the State of Nevada. SAVE allows victims of crime two important features: information and notification. Visit save.nv.gov to search for inmates still in custody beginning Thursday, August 28, 2025.
Current Users: No action needed by current users. All current registered recipients of custody notifications will be transfered into the new system to continue receiving notifications.
New Users: On Aucust 28, 2025, new users will visit save.nv.gov, instead of vinelink.com to register for inmate custody notifications.
More information forthcoming.
Questions? Email nvsave@ag.nv.gov
Do not depend solely on the SAVE service for your protection.
If you feel that you may be at risk, take precautions as if the inmate has already been released.
Safety Plan:
The Washoe County Sheriff's Office and the SAVE company cannot guarantee the safety of victims. Victims must take the necessary precautions to keep themselves safe. The following is a limited safety list:
- Know your surroundings and escape routes.
- Tell employer, friends, and family of the circumstances so they are aware of any danger.
- Use code words with children.
- Inform school administrators for your child's safety as well as yours.
- Change your pattern. Don't do the same thing the same day at the same time.
- Consider an alarm system for your home.
- If you have a cell phone, keep it with you at all times.
- Keep your vehicle fuel tank full at all times.
- More information about Victim Resources here.
Victim Assistance Services:
The Detective Division and the Domestic Violence Unit provide quality investigative services to the citizens of Washoe County . The Washoe County Sheriff's Office also contracts to provide needed services to victims of crimes such as sexual assault, domestic battery, harassment, homicide victim families, and violation of extended and temporary orders for protection.
Victim Assistance Services and Numbers:
| Agency Name | Telephone Number |
| Washoe County Sheriff's Office Victim Advocate |
(775) 325-6454 |
| Washoe County Sheriff's Office Detectives |
(775) 328-3320 |
|
Washoe County District Attorney's Office Victim Witness Assistance Center |
(775) 328-3210 |
|
Reno Police Department Detectives |
(775) 334-2115 |
|
Sparks Police Department Detectives |
(775) 353-2225 |
|
Statewide Toll Free Domestic Violence Hotline |
1-800-500-1556 |
|
Crisis Call Center |
(775) 784-8090 |
|
Domestic Violence Resource Center |
(775) 329-4150 |
|
Safe Embrace |
(775) 322-3466 |
|
Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada |
(775) 355-0600 |
|
Tahoe Safe Alliance |
1-800-736-1060 |