Justice Court, Boulder City Township

The court’s published mailing address is 501 Avenue G, Boulder City, Nevada 89005. Court line: (702) 455-8000. Email: BoulderCityJCPR@ClarkCountyNV.gov. These are government court contacts, not Fast’s agency number.

Judge Christopher Tilman has served as Justice of the Peace since June 2024. The County’s court home page lists Monday–Thursday, 7:30 AM–5:00 PM; its Contact Us page lists Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–5:30 PM. Both close Friday through Sunday. Call before you go.

The court is one of eight Outlying Justice Courts of Clark County, supported by Outlying Justice Court Administration at 330 S. Third St. #1010, Las Vegas, NV 89155 (Court Administrator Karen Powell).

Justice Court, Boulder City Township has one Justice of the Peace elected for a six-year term. The court hears probable cause, arraignments, preliminary hearings, misdemeanor and traffic trials, bond forfeitures, evictions, small claims and civil matters where the amount in controversy does not exceed $15,000.

Justice Courts exist under NRS 4.020, which requires a justice court in each township. Boulder City Municipal Court separately states that it processes misdemeanor cases originating within the City of Boulder City. The paperwork names which court has a case.

The County states: “Other duties performed by the Justice of the Peace include setting bail and issuing search warrants, summonses, protective orders and arrest warrants.” That confirms who sets bail. It does not describe where a bond is posted.

The County confirms that the Justice of the Peace sets bail, and its services menu lists a Rural JC Bail Schedule page. The court’s reviewed pages do not state where, when or how bail for a Boulder City Justice Court case is posted, or list posting fees. Boulder City Municipal Court’s bail rules belong to that separate court; ask this court for its own current instructions.

Boulder City Municipal Court publishes its own payment rules, including how bail is posted there. Those rules apply to Municipal Court cases only and are not repeated here as this court’s procedure.

The Nevada premium is 15% under NRS 697.300. That private premium is separate from bail set by the judge and is not a court fee. An inquiry does not guarantee acceptance or release.

The County’s court home page lists Monday–Thursday, 7:30 AM–5:00 PM; its Contact Us page lists Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–5:30 PM. Both close Friday through Sunday. Call before you go.

The Justice of the Peace issues arrest warrants and summonses, and the court hears bond forfeitures. If a date is missed, contact the court promptly; this guide adds no penalties the court has not published.

Both Boulder City courts list 501 Avenue G as their address. Check your paperwork for the court name before you arrive, and ask the right court’s staff — Justice Court: (702) 455-8000.

The Justice Court’s pages do not say where people with Boulder City Township cases are held. Confirm custody with the arresting agency.

For city misdemeanor arrests, the City of Henderson lists Boulder City PD misdemeanor arrestees among the populations at its detention center — see the Henderson Detention Center. That listing does not establish where a Justice Court defendant is held.

These service guides are background reading, not a bail schedule or a decision about which court has a case.