SB381 revises provisions relating to governmental administration in Nevada.
SB381 revises provisions concerning the duties, fees, and qualifications of constables and sheriffs in Nevada. It authorizes sheriffs and constables to appoint civil enforcement officers to perform certain duties, including serving civil process and executing writs. The bill revises fees for various services provided by sheriffs and constables, including fees for serving notices, subpoenas, and writs. It also modifies the qualifications for constables, requiring them to be certified by the Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission.
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