Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD, or Metro) is Nevada's largest law enforcement agency, serving Las Vegas and the unincorporated Clark County area — roughly 2.7 million people. It runs its own detention centers including the Clark County Detention Center, one of the largest jails in the western US.

No LexisNexis products have been confirmed for LVMPD. Its crime map is its own ArcGIS-based Open Data Portal (opendata.lvmpd.com), not the LexisNexis Community Crime Map. It does not appear on the LexisNexis BuyCrash crash report portal — crash reports must be requested in person or by mail. No Accurint or PSDEX contributing agreement has been found.

LVMPD does have a 287(g) agreement with ICE, meaning it directly cooperates with immigration enforcement without needing LexisNexis as an intermediary. Its Real-Time Crime Center uses gunshot detection, facial recognition, automated license plate readers, and social media monitoring — none of which appear to involve LexisNexis.

The one unresolved thread: Nevada has a statewide VINE victim notification system managed by the Nevada Attorney General's office through Appriss. In other states, similar Appriss contracts contain a clause that allows Appriss to share real-time jail booking data with LexisNexis. If Nevada's contract has this clause, Clark County Detention Center booking data (from every LVMPD arrest resulting in custody) could flow to LexisNexis. A public records request to the Nevada AG's office is the next step.