NEVADA OPERATING PLAN - DEFENSE DEPARTMENT EXCESS PROPERTY PROGRAM - SECTION 1033 - PURPOSE, AUTHORITY, TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Sep 17, 2026

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Nevada Operating Plan outlines policies and operating procedures for executing the Defense Department Excess Property Program under Section 1033 within the State of Nevada. It defines statutory authority delegated to the Defense Logistics Agency and establishes the Nevada Office of Criminal Justice Assistance as the responsible state office. The plan specifies LEA eligibility, required applications and interlocal agreement terms, documentation submission, certification review and approval steps, and the authorization letter process used to enable property screening at DLA disposition sites.

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Purpose

Authority

Terms and Conditions

Program Eligibility Requirements

State Office Of Responsibility

Certification Process

Agreement Document

Law Enforcement Agency Application For Participation (Annex B)

Submission of Documentation

Certification Approval

Screening Processes

NEVADA OPERATING PLAN FOR THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT EXCESS PROPERTY PROGRAM SECTION 1033 1. PURPOSE: The purpose of this plan is to promulgate the policies and operating procedures for execution of the Defense Department Excess Prope1iyProgram-Section 1033 within the State of Nevada. 2. AUTHORITY: The Secretaryof Defense is authorized by United States Code Title 10, Subtitle A, Part IV, Chapter 153, section 2576a to transfer to State Law Enforcement Agencies personal prope1iythat is excess to the needs of the Defense Depaiiment. The authoritygranted to the Secretary of Defense under this law has been delegated to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) . DLA enables the State of Nevada to participate in this program based on a Memorandum of Agreement between the State and DLA (Annex A) . 3. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: A. Program Eligibility Requirements: Participation in the Defense Department (DOD) Excess Prope1iy"1033" Program is restricted to law enforcement agencies (LEAs), defined by NAC 289.015 employing personnel as Peace Officers as defined byNRS 289.150-289.360 (Persons Possessing Powers of Peace Officers) . To be eligible, agencies must employpeace officers, who have the authorityto make arrests for violations of Nevada State Law. In cases where the status of the agencyrequesting to paiiicipate in the program is in question, the requesting agencyshould contact the "1033 State Coordinator" for further detennination. B. State Office Of Responsibility: The Office of Criminal Justice Assistance (OCJA) (1033 Program Office) within the Department of Public Safetywill be the responsible State office for administrating the 1033 Program. The State Coordinator will be assigned to OCJA and be appointed bythe Governor. Additional staffpoints of contact assigned to the 1033 Program Office within OCJA will assist in operating the program. C. Certification Process: To become ce1iified in the "1033" Program , all participating LEAs must submit an Application For Participation for review and approval bythe State Coordinator and the Defense Logistics Agency's, Law Enforcement Supp01i Office (LESO) . An example of this document is included as Annex B. Note: This and all LESO forms mentioned in this plan are located on the main LESO website. D. Agreement Document: Each LEA desiring to participate in the 1033 Program must also complete a Interlocal Agreement between the State and the LEA. This document (Annex C) describes the responsibilities of the Federal and State agencies as well as the responsibilityofthe LEA in the operation of the program and the conditions ofpropertyacceptance bythe LEA. The agreement will be signed and dated bythe Chief/Executive ofthe LEA and must be resubmitted if the agencychief changes. E. Law Enforcement Agency Application For Participation (Annex B): This primary document requests permission from an LEA to pa1iicipate in the 1033 Program and is required annually. Space is provided to identify the specific agency that the fonn applies, mailing address, internet address, date and the number of sworn officers. The number of sworn officers is necessary to detennine initial justification/acquisition limits for quantities of equipment requested through the screening process. Depending on the needs of the law enforcement agency, space is provided for up to four screeners. Each agency may identify a Weapons Point of Contact (POC) and an Aircraft Point of Contact on this form. An individual listed as a screener can also be identified as either the Weapons or Aircraft POC. If it becomes necessaiy to amend the screeners, the weapons or aircraft POC or the agency Chief/Executive, a new application must be submitted. An area is also provided for the Chief/Executive to verify 1033 Program property (Inventory Check) already possessed by the LEA. The Application For Paiiicipation must be signed and dated by the LEA's Chief/Executive prior to it's submission for approval. F. Submission of Documentation: Upon co

FAQs

What is the purpose of the Nevada Operating Plan under Section 1033?

It promulgates policies and operating procedures for executing the Defense Department Excess Property Program within Nevada under Section 1033.

Which authority supports the transfer of excess defense property to law enforcement agencies?

The Secretary of Defense is authorized by U.S. Code Title 10, and the authority is delegated to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).

How does an LEA become certified to participate in the 1033 program?

The LEA must submit an Application For Participation for review and approval by the State Coordinator and the DLA Law Enforcement Support Office, and complete the required Interlocal Agreement between the State and the LEA.

Sep 17, 2026

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