The Nye County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) in Nevada is facing significant operational disruptions due to a statewide cyber security incident, confirmed via their official Facebook post on Monday. The attack has rendered multiple critical services unavailable, including fingerprinting, offender registration, accident report requests, and public records requests. While 911 emergency calls remain functional, the incident has severely impacted in-person services, phone lines, and online systems, causing delays or complete unavailability. The office warned that recovery efforts are ongoing, and certain digital platforms may remain slow or intermittently inaccessible.The disruption extends beyond NCSO, as the incident is part of a larger cyber attack affecting Nevada state services for at least two consecutive days. Although essential services are prioritized, the attack has crippled administrative and public-facing operations, undermining law enforcement efficiency and public trust. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in governmental cybersecurity infrastructure, particularly in regions reliant on centralized digital systems for critical services. No ransomware demands or data breaches have been explicitly reported, but the prolonged outage of core services suggests a targeted cyber attack with broad systemic impact.