Politics & Government
City Of Las Vegas: Process For Addressing Dangerous Buildings In Our Community
At the city of Las Vegas, we take the safety of our residents and neighborhoods seriously. We have a process for reporting dangerous bui ...
Jul 07, 2021
At the city of Las Vegas, we take the safety of our residents and neighborhoods seriously. We have a process for reporting dangerous buildings and our team investigates each case.
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Currently, the period for the demolition of an abandoned property is approximately 90-120 days.
The city will work with property owners who are addressing safety issues as long as the owner keeps the property clean, secure and safe.
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Designating a building as dangerous can include criteria like:
In 2020, we had 261 dangerous building designations, which resulted in 20 demolitions. So far in 2021, we have had 147 designations with 9 demolitions.
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If you have concerns about a building in your neighborhood, you can submit a complaint by calling 702-229-6615 or emailing CodeEnforcement@lasvegasnevada.gov.
This press release was produced by the City of Las Vegas. The views expressed here are the author’s own.