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Securely report abuse, neglect, retaliation, or systemic failures at any Nevada Department of Corrections facility. Anonymous and identified submissions both accepted.

Source: Px3B Nevada Prison Transparency Initiative (https://px3bnv.org).

Px3B Nevada Prison Transparency Initiative, 2026-10-18, https://px3bnv.org/roadmap (accessed Sun Oct 18 2026)

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2026-10-18

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Reporting Roadmap

Navigating the report process to turn your voice into action.

Px3B transforms the experiences you report into documented cases of prison abuse and injustice. Follow our process below to see how your information can scale into exposure.

1
Submit Report
Send in your report including details you can recall.
2
Intake & Structuring
Our intake team summarizes, structures, and secures information.
3
Pattern Recognition
Reports are analyzed alongside others, detecting patterns + cross-checking.
4
Exposure & Documentation
Valid reports trigger case summaries that surface abuse to the public.
5
Action Pathways
Documented cases push toward accountability, pressure, and reform.
The Relay Method

How Reporting Works

Reporting is not limited to incarcerated people. Reports may be submitted by family members, free-world individuals, attorneys, organizations, staff, and anyone else reporting an issue involving NDOC.

From inside a facility, reports can be sent via GTL messaging, through legal mail, or through a trusted outside contact. From the free world, use any secure form on this site, email, or mail. Every method carries the same level of reporter protection.

All submissions are reviewed by the Px3B editorial team before any publication. Photographs are re-encoded in your browser to remove EXIF data before they are sent, where your browser allows it; PDFs are sent as they are.
The Relay Method
Report Pipeline — 5 Stages
1
Information Intake
Report submitted via GTL messaging, legal mail, or a trusted outside contact.
2
Px3B Relay
Report is logged by the Px3B intake system. Photos were re‑saved on your device to remove hidden data where your browser allowed it.
3
Administrator Review
Every report is reviewed and must be approved by a Px3B Administrator. It does not need to be independently proven first, but it must meet Px3B editorial standards and be accurately described.
4
Metadata Protection
Photos are re‑saved on your device to remove hidden data where your browser allows it. PDFs and other files are sent as they are.
5
Publication & Right to Response
The approved report is published. Px3B then attempts Right to Response (R2R) delivery to NDOC and records the outcome.

Publication Standards

  • Every report is reviewed and must be approved by a Px3B Administrator before it is published.
  • A report does not need to be independently corroborated or proven 100% factual before publication. Allegations, firsthand accounts, observations and other reportable information may be published when they meet Px3B editorial standards and are accurately described.
  • Px3B will not publish content that promotes, solicits, encourages or facilitates violence, uprising, criminal activity, institutional rule-breaking, threats or other illegal activity.
  • Reporters may choose identified publication or anonymity. When identified publication is chosen, the name, NDOC ID and facility may be displayed.
  • After publication, Px3B attempts Right to Response (R2R) delivery to NDOC and records one of eight outcomes: NDOC Notified, Response Received, Response Under Review, Response Published, Response Window Expired, Response Declined, Late Response Received, or NDOC Rejected / Blocked Delivery.
  • When information is later corroborated or verified, the record may be marked that way. If credible evidence disproves the underlying allegation, Px3B may correct or remove the report under its correction and removal process.
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Submit a Report

Share the truth about mistreatment or abuse anonymously.

1
Details & Incident
2
Your Report
3
Anonymity & Review
4
Exposure & Documentation
5
Submission Complete

Step 1 — Select a Report Category

What type of incident are you reporting?