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\"Judicial Enforcement Officer\"
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Ms. Magers concurred with Mr. Matthias’ comment that the most important aspect of fine collections is maintaining the integrity of the judicial system. In the collection procedure in Reno Municipal Court, the judge informs the defendant that all fines are due and payable on the day of sentencing. Ms. Magers indicated that no alternative payment plans are offered unless the defendant has pleaded an inability to pay. At that time, the judge refers the defendant to a ***judicial enforcement officer***, who evaluates the defendant’s ability to pay the assessed fine.
Ms. Magers stated that there are two full-time and one half-time staff members who review the defendants’ applications for time payment plans. If it is determined the defendant does have the ability to pay the assessed fine, the staff works with the defendant to create a schedule of payments. If the defendant cannot pay the fine, the staff members have the authority to convert the fine debt to community service.
http://www.leg.state.nv.us/69th/Interim/Studies/Fees/Minutes...

Q - Can I make payments on my fine or must I pay the full amount?
A - Yes. You can apply for a time payment plan in order to satisfy your fine. Generally, you must make payments of $100 per month. However, in exceptional circumstances, you may explain your financial situation to the court\'s JEO (Judicial Enforcement Officer). Community Service may be performed in lieu of the fine if approved by the court.
If you are unable to satisfy the full amount of the fine on the sentencing date, you will be assessed an additional $25 fee to administer the payment plan.
http://www.ci.reno.nv.us/gov/municipal/faq/

LVMC Fines and Payment Plans
In such cases a Judicial Enforcement Officer may be able to assist a defendant
in resolving their delinquent case by calling (702)229-2067. ...
www.lasvegasnevada.gov/2094_1088.htm