Tim Robb

Earthquakes can happen as part of a sequence, aftershocks are normal and expected. If you feel the ground shake again, do not run outside. Follow these three steps immediately: DROP to your hands and knees COVER your head and neck, get under a sturdy table or next to an interior wall away from windows HOLD ON until the shaking stops and be ready to move with your shelter For more information visit oem.nv.gov and click Plan Ahead Nevada.

The CHDS Master's Program application deadline is May 30, 2026. Tuition-free graduate education for homeland security professionals. Apply at chds.us/c/academic-pro…

An NYPD Detective and CHDS grad is sounding the alarm: foreign adversaries are targeting state and local govs, and most have no insider threat programs, no training, and no awareness they're a target. Chris Capone's thesis lays out a four-step fix. ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=y_vfMU…

A DHS/ICE statistician and CHDS grad is making the case that FOIA — in the age of AI — has become a national security vulnerability. ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=yT8g0v… MA, Emergence, and ELP applications open through May 30.

We extend our deepest gratitude to the brave members of the Nevada Air National Guard and all Nevada National Guard personnel who have deployed in service to our nation. Their commitment, sacrifice, and professionalism reflect the very best of Nevada. We stand by their families during this time. We wish each of them strength, safety, and a swift return home. Nevada stands with you and remains proud of your service.

Headed back to Las Vegas for Super Bowl LXIII in 2029!

⚠️Derailment cont: Approx 20 to 25 box cars derailed. No hazardous spills, no injuries reported. Expect significant delays on I-80 eastbound. Crews remain on scene to support scene safety, monitor conditions, assist with securing the area while railroad officials investigate.

The biggest source of water waste in Southern Nevada isn't casinos, indoor water use, or development — it's broken sprinklers, excessive landscape watering, and misdirected sprinklers causing overspray. Learn more at lvvwd.com/conservation/w….

HIGH avalanche danger exists in the backcountry. Large avalanches are expected to occur today, tonight, and into at least early Wednesday morning across backcountry terrain. HIGH avalanche danger might continue through the day on Wednesday. forecast.weather.gov/product.php?si…

We’re battling a blanket of white, and weather is forecast to get worse. 🛑Avoid unnecessary travel. If you must drive, TAKE IT SLOW and leave extra space between your vehicle and the car in front of you. Traffic cams: NVRoads.com

❄️☃️ Due to hazardous weather and road conditions, all WCSD schools (including Incline Village) will be closed Tuesday, February 17th.

Nevadans elected me to put public safety first – that’s exactly what my Safe Streets & Neighborhoods Act does. Today’s bill signing makes clear we will not tolerate violence, exploitation, or lawlessness in Nevada, & we will always stand with victims & support law enforcement.

I'm proud to have sworn in my policy advisor, Chase McNamara, as a Nevada Army National Guard member. Chase has served in my office since 2023 and has spent significant time engaging with the Guard. I'm grateful for Chase's service in the Governor's office and now in uniform.

Proud to sign AB6 alongside @ClarkCountySch and partners at Rowe Elementary. This law protects students who walk to school by giving communities more local control & by strengthening traffic laws & penalties. Nothing is more important than protecting our students at school.

Yesterday, our Fuel Resiliency Committee was approved by the Nevada Homeland Security Commission. This is a major step towards securing affordable and reliable energy in Nevada for generations to come. The work of the committee will begin immediately. 8newsnow.com/news/local-new…

Today was Readiness Day at the Nevada Office of Emergency Management. Our team gathered for an exercise designed to test how we respond when multiple incidents strike at once. The exercise, led with care and precision by Rodney, helped us pinpoint where our processes are strong and where they can grow. We followed with our all-hands meeting, where we thanked Tim Robb for his dedicated years of service as our liaison to the Office of the Governor. Chief Brett Compston highlighted accomplishments across the agency, celebrated new roles and milestones, and shared a look at what lies ahead for NV OEM. He also opened the floor for questions so everyone could better understand the road forward. For more updates and info, follow us here or go to oem.nv.gov

Having served in the Army myself, being part of the Nevada Army National Guard Qualification Training Range groundbreaking is a full-circle moment. Nevada’s Soldiers deserve access to quality training without having to cross state lines, and this new range will ensure they’re fully equipped right here at home to stay strong and mission-ready. I was proud to have helped support this project.

My statement on the conclusion of the special session:

Governor Joe Lombardo has proclaimed the week of Nov. 17 Crash Responder Safety Week. We’re honoring the responders who risk their safety to protect others on Nevada roads. When you see flashing lights, slow down and move over. Keep them safe so they can get home.

Today, the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office joined our state and regional partners for the Crash Responder Safety Week Media Event, focused on the critical work first responders do on our roadways and reminding drivers to slow down and move over. Traffic incident responders work just feet from fast-moving vehicles, and slowing down and moving over one or more lanes gives them the space and reaction time they need to stay safe. These simple actions protect drivers as well as emergency responders and significantly reduce the risks responders face while helping others. It’s not only the right thing to do, it’s the law. Together, we can all do our part to keep our roads and highways safe for everyone. #CrashResponderSafetyWeek #SlowDown #MoveOver #WCSO #PublicSafety #FirstResponders #TrafficSafety