Relocation Guide

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Relocation Guide

Relocation Guide
A Helpful Guide to Assist you in Making your New Move Run Smoothly!
Compliments of:
WELCOME TO
BEAUTIFUL LAS VEGAS!
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Each month, visitors and
new residents flock to Las
Vegas to enjoy its warm
climate, fabulous resorts,
unparalleled entertainment,
southwestern lifestyle and
economic prosperity.
Because tourism adds up
to nearly one-third of the
state’s annual tax revenue,
business owners are not
subject to corporate income
tax or franchise, inventory
or unitary taxes. Residents
pay no personal income
tax. The minimal tax burden
means Nevadans can keep
more of the money they
earn. U.S. Commerce Department’s Economic Analysis Bureau ranks Las Vegas as the top metro area for income
per capita, with an annual growth rate of 2.3%.
If you are planning to relocate, Las Vegas should be at the top of your list of desirable locations. The Greater Las
Vegas Chamber of Commerce extends a warm welcome - inviting you to get to know our residents, become
involved in commerce and call Las Vegas home.
Once considered a
famed resort, solely
for the purpose of
entertainment
and
gaming, Las Vegas has
rapidly developed to
become a positive
community adapting to
the needs of all family
life. Home to two of
the nations top master
planned communities;
Summerlin and Green
Valley. With its growing economy, low overall taxes, and favorable
cost of living, the population of Clark County continues to climb
each month. Currently, Clark County is home to nearly 2 million
(1.6) people. This population growth continues to make Clark
County one of the fastest growing counties in the country.
LOCATION:
Las Vegas is in the County Seat of Clark County, Nevada and has
the official elevation of 2,174 feet above sea level. Las Vegas is 290
miles northeast of Los Angeles, 378 miles northwest of Phoenix,
and 447 miles south of Reno.
REASONS FOR MOVING TO LAS VEGAS:
People relocate to Las Vegas from all over the country. The majority
of those relocating, an astounding 38.6%, are from California. The
top reasons why people are moving to Las Vegas are:
37.5%....Job Transfer
13.9%….Find a Better Job
10.5%….For a Better Life-Style
CLIMATE:
With 320 days of sunshine (85% of the year), Las Vegas averages
only 4.19 inches of rainfall each year. The average high and low
temperatures are 105 and 34 degrees Fahrenheit, respectively.
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NEWCOMER
INFORMATION
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Driver’s License
New residents have 30 days to obtain a
Nevada driver’s license. In order to obtain
a license, you must pay a fee (fees vary);
all applicants must take a vision test.
Other tests will be waived if you are 25
years old or older and have no special
restrictions; your out-of-state license is
valid and you are applying for the same
class of license; and/or you have no more
than two moving violations and no suspensions, revocations, cancellations, or
denials in the past four years. If you do
not meet these requirements, you will
have to take a written test and possibly
a skills test.
All license applications are checked
through the national Problem Driver
Pointer System. Nevada does not automatically transfer all motorcycle endorsements. Commercial driver’s licenses can
be transferred at Full Service Offices if
the driver meets the above requirements
and has a current DOT (Department of
Transportation) physical form. Make sure
that you bring proof of your Social Security card, W-2 form, or payroll check and
proof of your name and age (e.g., current
drivers license, certified copy of birth certificate, passport, or immigration document).
Insurance Requirements
In Nevada, vehicle owners are required
to carry liability insurance. The minimum
requirements are $15,000 bodily injury,
$30,000 per person per accident, and
$10,000 property damage. Proof of insurance must be kept in the vehicle at all
times.
Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles
(DMV)
Nevada DMV offices provide booklets
of Nevada driving laws, rules, and regulations. Voter registration is also offered
at the time you apply for or renew your
driver’s license.
For more information, or to set a specific
appointment to apply for your license,
call the DMV Info line at 486- 4DMV (4368
options 4,5). A Nevada driver’s license
may be applied for at any of the following DMV locations
2701 E. Sahara Ave.
8250 W. Flamingo Rd.
1399 American Pacific Drive.,
7170 N. Decatur
You may find other valuable
information via internet at
www.dmvnv.com -see website for other
express offices
Vehicle Registration and Tags
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
and Firearms..........................702-347-5910
Clark County Sheriff’s
Dept..........................................702-828-3271
Drug Enforcement
Administration.....................702-759-8000
Emergency Road Cond...... 702-486-3116
F.B.I............................................702-385-1281
Nevada Highway Patrol
(non emergency)................702- 486-4100
safetravelusa.com/nv
www.nvroads.com (NDOT)
Police Department (non-emergency)
Boulder City...........................702-293-9224
Henderson ............................702-267-4913
Las Vegas................................702-793-3111
Laughlin .................................702-298-2223
Mesquite ................................702-346-5262
Mount Charleston
State Forestry........................702-872-5483
North Las Vegas .................. 702-633-9111
Secret Witness......................702-385-5555
Pets
New residents have 30 days to obtain
their Nevada driver’s license and registration. The following is a list of the items
needed for out-of-state transfers:
• Your state-issued driver’s license
• Proof of your Social Security Number
• Nevada Proof of Liability Insurance card
from a Nevada-licensed agent
• Smog check certificate if needed
• Your current registration(s)
• Title(s), unless held by lien holder
• VIN check(s) - vehicle identification
numbers are checked at DMV offices
• Your out-of-state license plates
• Fees - cash, check, or money order
Please call 496-4368 for a telephone estimate of registration fees and for answers
regarding your specific situation.
Water vessels are registered
with the Nevada Division of
Wildlife. Call 486-5127.
Public Safety and
Emergency Services
Emergency................................................. 911
Ambulance Dispatch Ctr...702-384-3400
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• Licenses are required for all dogs and
cats in Clark County.
• Residents are limited to three adult
dogs and three adult cats per household.
Special pet fancier’s licenses are avail
able that allow up to six cats and dogs.
• All dogs must be restrained by a leash.
Cats in the city must be restrained by
a leash.
• All dogs and cats must have license and
rabies tags. Rabies shots are required
every two years.
For additional information contact one
of the following organizations:
LV Humane Society.............702-434-2009
Nevada SPCA.........................702-873-7722
www.animalfoundation.com
LAS VEGAS...
READY, SET, EXPLORE!
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Geography
Red Rock Canyon National
Conservation Area
Las Vegas is situated at the southern tip
of Nevada in the Great Basin - the western
region between the Sierra Nevada and
Wasatch Mountain ranges - which contains
isolated mountains and has no drainage to
the ocean. Official elevation of the city is
2,174 feet.
The Red Rock Canyon area, located 15
miles west of Las Vegas, provides spectacular views of the valley, unusual rock formations and signs of early Indian life.
Red Rock formations and desert scenery
attract thousands of bicycle enthusiasts
to the 13-mile loop road that winds along
the western border of the Las Vegas Valley.
Other activities include rock climbing,
hiking and auto touring.
Square Mileage
Clark County............................................. 8,060
Las Vegas ....................................................... 84
Las Vegas Valley .........................................516
Nevada ................................................ 109,806
Low humidity, along with ideal spring
and fall temperatures, make Las Vegas a
great place to visit any time of the year.
The average year round temperature is 80
degrees. Las Vegas is one of the sunniest
cities in the United States -- with an
average 320 days of sunshine per year and
only 4.19 inches of rainfall.
Because of its high desert elevation
the temperature range can be extreme.
During the summer, daytime temperatures
often reach 100 degrees. In the winter,
the temperature may drop as low as 33
degrees, although the average high is
between 50 and 60 degrees. It rarely falls
below freezing in Las Vegas. When it does,
it is usually only in the early morning. Listed
below are the average daily high and low
temperatures by month.
Month January February
March
April May June July August September October November December Lake Mead
Recreational Area
With 550 miles of shoreline, Lake Mead is surrounded by
various attractions, ranging in distance from Las Vegas, from 25
miles to 75 miles on the Arizona side. Following is a listing of
lake attractions located within Nevada.
Boulder Beach Lake Mead Marina & Lodge...... (702) 293-3484
Located 28 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Amenities include
beach, picnic area, store, restaurant, lounge, motel, cruises and
marina,
Calville Bay & Cotonwood Cove ...................... 800-255-5561
Located 30 mile southeast of Las Vegas. Amenities include
a store,cafe, lounge , RV park, marina, showers, auto fuel and
houseboat rental.
High 57 63 69
78 88
100 106 103
95 82 67 58 Low
34
39
44
51
60
69
76
74
66
54
43
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Attractions:
Bonnie Springs, Old Nevada
115 acre park, with motel, museum, train,
restaurant, petting zoo, old western town
and cowboy shows. Located 20 miles west
of Las Vegas..................................702-875-4191
Spring Mountain Ranch
Historic site, with ranch house and
visitors center. Located 18 miles west of
Las Vegas......................................702-875-4141
Echo Bay............................................................ 702-394-4000
Located 54 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Amenities include a store,
cafe, lounge, marina, RV park, campground, air strip and boat rental.
Hoover Dam and Visitor Center....................... 702-494-2517
Located 40 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Amenities include a
Visitors Center, tours, restaurant and gift shop.
Lake Mead Ferry Service................................ (702) 293-6180
Locates 3.5 miles past Alan Bible Visitors Center on Lake Shore
Rd. Amenities include Lake Mead cruises, tours and charter
boats.
Lake Mead Fish Hatchery............................... (702) 486-6738
Located one mile south of Boulder Beach. Produces 500,000
Rainbow Trout annually.
Overton Beach.................................................. 800-553-5452
Located 60 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Amenities include a
store, trailer & RV park, watercraft rental and a marina.
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LAS VEGAS...
READY, SET EXPLORE!
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Four seasons of fun in Las Vegas? You bet! The Las Vegas area is
a paradise for all kinds of recreational and sightseeing activities.
Dozens of verdant and challenging golf courses beckon the golfer 12 months a year. Lake Mead’s deep blue waters and 550 miles
of shorelines are enjoyed by
boaters, water skiers, swimmers, and people hoping to
hook up a trophy fish.
The Colorado River offers
unforgettable white water rafting. For hiking, rock
climbing, and outdoor photography there is Red Rock
Canyon and Mt. Charleston.
Skiers love Mt. Charleston
and the many other ski
slopes within a short drive
of Las Vegas for their winter fun. Day tours to the
Grand Canyon, Valley of Fire
and Death Valley are what
memories are made of and
Hoover Dam isn’t called
the “Eighth Wonder of the
World” for nothing.
Valley of Fire State Park
Dedicated in 1935 as Nevada’s first state park, this 56,000- acre
wilderness area features colorful, extraordinary rock formations,
Native American petroglyphs and year-round campsites.
Death Valley Park
Covering 3,000 square miles
of desert in both California
and Nevada, Death Valley is
the largest national park in
the lower 48 states. Located
less than two hours from Las
Vegas, Death Valley offers
breathtaking landscapes, colorful history and the lowest
elevation point in the Western
Hemisphere.
Floyd Lamb State Park
Originally known as Tule
Springs, this park was an early
water stop for Native Americans. It later became a privately owned working ranch, as
well as a guest/dude ranch in
the 1950’s. In addition to the Tule Springs Ranch Historic Area, the
park offers tree-shaded groves alongside four small fishing lakes.
The park is available for day use only.
Visitor Information
Historic Spring Mountain Ranch is located within the Red Rock
Canyon National Conservation Area, beneath the colorful cliffs of
the magnificent Wilson Range. The many springs in these mountains provided water for Paiute Indians and later brought mountain men and early settlers to the area. The 520 acre oasis was developed into a combination working ranch and luxurious retreat.
Las Vegas Convention Center & Visitor’s Authority
3150 Paradise Road, 89109................................ 702-892-0711
Automated information line ............................. .702-892-7575
www.vegasfreedom.com
www.visitlasvegas.com
Boulder City Visitor Center
100 Nevada Highway
Boulder City, NV 89005....................................... 702-294-1252
Grand Canyon National Park
Located in Northern Arizona, close to the borders of Utah and
Nevada, this national park is home to the Grand Canyon, created
some 5 million years ago and encompassing 1,904 square miles.
The Colorado River, which flows through the canyon, drains water from seven states. Recreational pursuits are vast, including
hiking, camping, biking and fishing. Commercial air carriers and
tour buses
serve visitors from the Las Vegas area.
Hoover Dam - Visitor Bureau
Boulder City, NV 89005....................................... 702-293-8321
www.usbr.gov/ic/hooverdam............................ 702-494-2517
Hoover Dam was built in the 1930’s at a cost of $160 million. The
Dam, located 40 miles southeast of Las Vegas, on U.S. 93, turned
the raging waters of the Colorado River into the still waters of
Lake Mead. Government guides conduct various tours yearround.
Toiyabe National Forest
The Las Vegas Ranger District encompasses 316,000 acres of the
3.5 million-acre Toiyabe National Forest. Included are 52 miles of
hiking trails, 160 picnic areas and 150 campsites in seven campgrounds and RV parks. Located 40 miles northwest of Las Vegas,
the area provides snow skiing at Lee Canyon, and horseback
riding at Kyle Canyon. Both Lee and Kyle canyons have an abundance of campgrounds and hiking trails.
Mount Charleston
Located 45 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Mt. Charleston is situated among 300,000 acres of forestland in the Las Vegas Ranger
District. The area includes 52 miles of hiking trails, 160 picnic
spots and 150 campsites in seven campgrounds and RV camps.
Recreational activities include horseback riding and snow skiing.
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THE ARTS...
MUSEUMS, MUSIC & PERFORMANCES
MUSEUMS
Atomic Testing Museum-Nevada Test
Site Historical Foundation
755 E. Flamingo Rd., LV
702-794-5161
www.AtomicTestingMuseum.org
Boulder City Museum & Historical
Association
1305 Arizona St.
Boulder City
702-294-1988
www.bcmha.org
Artifacts and exhibits relating to the
construction of Hoover Dam and the
creation of Boulder City are on display.
Clark County Museum
1830 S. Boulder Highway, HD
702-455-7955
The history of Southern Nevada is brought
to life through exhibits, historic home
presentations, and educational and
cultural programs.
Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum
McCarran International Airport
5757 Wayne Newton Blvd, LV
702-455-7968
Exhibits are located throughout McCarran
International Airport, and focus on the
history of aviation in Southern Nevada, and
its impact on the growth of development of
the area.
Las Vegas International Scouting Museum
2915 W. Charleston, Suite 4, LV
702-878-7268
www.boyscoutmuseum.com
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
900 Las Vegas Blvd. N., LV
702-384-3466
www.lvnhm.org
Animated dinosaurs, an extensive wildlife
gallery, an interactive exploration room,
native plant and animal life, and a 300
gallon shark tank are among this museum’s
exhibits.
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Las Vegas Springs Preserve
1001 S. Valley View Blvd. M/S #40, LV
702-822-7700
www.springspreserve.org
The Las Vegas Springs Preserve is 180
acres of historic land located just west of
Downtown Las Vegas. Historically known
as “Big Springs”, the area is one of the richest
and most unique cultural and biological
resources in Southern Nevada.
Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State
Historical Park
500 E. Washington Blvd, LV
702-486-3511
www.parks.nv.gov/olvmf.htm
The Old Fort is the site of the first non Native
American settlement in Las Vegas and is
recognized as the place where Las Vegas
began.
Lied Discovery Children’s Museum
702-382-5437
www.ldcm.org
This 22,000 square-foot, $2 million,
interactive museum is one of the nation’s
largest children’s museums. The 100-plus
exhibits include a radio station, science
tower and mock tornado.
Red Rock Canyon Interpretive Assoc.
6755 W. Charleston Blvd., LV
702-285-7573
www.redrockcanyonlv.org
Lost City Museum
721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd., Overton
702-397-2193
www.nevadaculture.org
Located on an actual archaeological site of
Pueblo Grande de Nevada (Nevada’s Lost
City) the Lost city Museum interprets
the artifacts left behind by the Ancestral
Puebloan (Anasazi) occupation of the
Moapa Valley from the first through
thirteenth centuries AD.
Marjorie Barrick Museum
4505 S. Maryland Pkwy., LV
702-895-3381
This museum on the campus of the
University of Nevada, Las Vegas contains
natural history and anthropology exhibits,
as well as live desert reptiles, mammals, and
insects.
Nevada State Museum & Historical
Society
3095 S. Valley View, LV
702-486-5205
www.dmla.clan.lib.nv.us/docs/museums/lv/
vegas
This nationally accredited museum,
located in Lorenzi Park, presents various
aspects of Southern Nevada’s history, from
mammoths to gambling Old Las Vegas.
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MUSIC
Las Vegas Philharmonic
1289 S. Torrey Pines Drive, LV
258-5438
Since its birth on July 4, 1998, the Las Vegas
Philharmonic has reveled in the cheers of
capacity audiences at Hills Park, Summerlin.
Today, the orchestra is the fourth-largest
arts organization in Nevada.
Las Vegas Youth Orchestra
702-385-2838
The Las Vegas Youth Orchestra consists
of four separate ensembles based upon
age and playing ability. The ensembles are
comprised of more than 300 students from
the Clark County School District. There is no
tuition charged for membership.
Nevada Chamber Symphony
2229 Marlboro Dr., HD
702-433-9280
The Nevada Chamber Symphony was
founded in 1985 by Rodolfo Fernandez, a
Chilean musician, composer, and former
member of the Atlanta Symphony. During
every season, conductor Fernandez
presents several free performances of this
small, elite orchestra.
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THE ARTS...
MUSEUMS, MUSIC & PERFORMANCES
THEATER
VENUES
Las Vegas Little Theater
3920 Schiff Dr., LV
702-362-7996
Las Vegas Little Theater, an amateur
theatrical company, has garnered praise
and developed a loyal following for its
diverse presentations.
ALTA Ham Concert Hall
702-895-2787
www.unlv.edu
The home of the Charles Vanda Master
Series, this concert hall, located on the
campus of UNLV, also hosts a variety of
music and theater performances, and has
been applauded for its superb acoustics.
Rainbow Company Children’s Theatre
800 S. Brush St., LV
702-229-6553
www.RainbowCompany.info
Las Vegas’s oldest theater company
(founded 1977), Rainbow Company
Children’s Theatre presents high-quality
productions, while giving young actors and
directors a place to hone their craft. It’s one
of the best places for family entertainment
in Southern Nevada.
Nevada Ballet Theatre Association
1651 Inner Circle Dr., LV
702-243-2623
www.nevadaballettheatre.com
The Nevada Ballet Theatre’s annual holiday
performance of “The Nutcracker” has been a
beloved Las Vegas tradition since 1976. The
city’s only fully professional ballet company
also presents other shows throughout the
year.
Cashman Field Center
850 Las Vegas Blvd., LV
702-386-7100
Touring theatrical productions, such as
Camelot, starring Robert Goulet, have
played this auditorium, located adjacent
to the Cashman Field baseball stadium.
Judy Bayley Theater
702-895-2787
www.unlv.edu
Located on the UNLV campus, this theater
presents college and touring productions of
both theater and dance.
Las Vegas Academy of International
Studies, Performing and Visual Arts
315 S. Seventh St., LV
702-799-7800
www.ccsd.net
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Larger-scale
productions
are
not
uncommon at this downtown Las Vegas
facility; a holiday performance of Handel’s
Messiah featured a full symphony orchestra
and a 250-member chorus.
Rainbow Library Amphitheater
3150 N. Buffalo Dr., LV
702-507-3711
This 500-seat amphitheater hosts lectures
and theatrical productions.
6375 Highway 159 BD 89004
702-875-4141
In the summer, Las Vegans bring a blanket
and a picnic basket here to watch outdoor
performances of Broadway musicals.
Thomas & Mack - Center
4505 Maryland Pkwy., LV
702-739-3761
One of the largest arenas in the city, the
Thomas & Mack Center hosts UNLV
basketball games, the annual National
Finals Rodeo, and superstar concerts.
West Las Vegas Arts Center
947 W. Lake Mead Blvd., LV
702-229-4800
Local theater and dance companies
perform at this 300-seat theater, which has
a proscenium stage.
LAS VEGAS...
AREA LIBRARIES AND MALLS
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LIBRARIES
Boulder City Library
701 Adams Blvd.
(702) 293-1281
Las Vegas Library
833 Las Vegas Blvd. N.
(702) 507-3500
Clark County Library
1401 E. Flamingo Rd.
(702) 507-3400
Rainbow Library
3150 N. Buffalo Dr.
(702) 507-3710
Sunrise Library
5400 Harris Ave.
(702) 507-3900
Enterprise Library
25 E. Shelbourne Ave.
(702) 269-3000
Sahara West Library & Museum
9600 W. Sahara Ave.
(702) 507-3630
West Charleston Library
6301 W. Charleston Blvd.
(702) 507-3940
Green Valley Library
2797 N. Green Valley Pkwy.
(702) 207-4260
Spring Valley Library
4280 S. Jones Blvd.
(702) 220-3602
West Las Vegas Library
951 W. Lake Mead Blvd.
(702) 507-3980
James Gibson Branch Henderson
100 W. Lake Mead
(702) 565-8402
Summerlin Library and
Performing Arts Center
1771 Inner Circle Dr.
(702) 507-3860
Whitney Ranch
5175 E. Tropicana Ave.
(702) 507-4010
MALLS AND SHOPPING
Boulevard Mall
3528 S. Maryland Pkwy.
Maryland Pkwy/Twain
Galleria at Sunset
1300 W. Sunset Rd.
Sunset/Stephanie
Valley View/Meadows
Premium Outlets
605 So. Grand Central Pkwy.
The District
2240 Village Walk Drive
I-215 at Green Valley Pkwy
Grand Canal Shoppes at
The Venetian
The Venetian Hotel & Casino
3355 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Street of Shops at the
Mirage
Las Vegas Factory Outlet
Warm Springs / LV Blvd
South
Shoppes at the Palazzo
LV Blvd South/Vegas Plaza Dr
Mandalay Place
Between Mandalay and
Luxor Hotels
Town Square
LV Blvd South/Sunset
Meadows Mall
4300 Meadows Ln.
Vegas Pointe Plaza
South of Blue Diamond
Miracle Mile Shops at
Planet Hollywood
LV Blvd South/Harmon
Fashion Outlet of Las
Vegas
Primm, Nevada
I-15 at Primm
Fashion Show Mall
LV Blvd South/Spring Mt.
The Shopping Promenade
at Treasure Island
Spring Mtn / LV Blvd South
Forum Shops at Caesars
LV Blvd South/Flamingo
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Via Bellagio
SOUTHERN NEVADA
GOLF COURSES
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Boulder City
Boulder City GC............................... (702) 293-9236
Boulder Creek GC........................... (702) 294-6534
Desert Rose GC................................ (702) 431-4653
Lake Las Vegas
Reflection Bay GC........................... (702) 740-4653
Las Vegas
Angel Park GC.................................. (702) 254-4653
Badlands GC..................................... (702) 545-6495
Bali Hai GC......................................... (888) 427-6678
Bear’s Best GC.................................. (866) 804-8500
Callaway GC...................................... (702) 798-7777
Desert Pines GC............................... (702) 450-8100
Durango Hills GC............................ (702) 229-4653
Highland Falls GC........................... (702) 254-7010
Las Vegas GC.................................... (702) 646-3301
Las Vegas National GC.................. (702) 475-9193
Los Prados GC.................................. (702) 645-5696
Painted Desert GC.......................... (702) 645-2568
Rhodes Ranch CC........................... (702) 740-4114
Royal Links........................................ (702) 450-8181
Siena GC............................................. (702) 341-9200
Stallion Mtn GC............................... (702) 450-8077
Sunrise Vista GC.............................. (702) 652-2602
Laughlin
Mojave Resort GC........................... (702) 535-4653
Mesquite
Casablanca GC................................. (702) 346-6764
Henderson
Black Mountain G & CC................. (702) 997-8519
Desert Willow GC............................ (702) 263-4653
Dragon Ridge CC............................ (702) 614-4444
Legacy GC......................................... (702) 897-2187
Rio Secco GC.................................... (702) 358-0424
The Revere at Anthem.................. (702) 259-4653
Wildhorse CC.................................... (702) 434-9000
Falcon Ridge GC.............................. (702) 346-6363
Oasis Golf Club................................ (702) 346-7820
Palms GC............................................ (702) 346-4067
Wolf Creek......................................... (702) 346-1670
North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas GC....................... (702) 633-1833
Pahrump
Mountain Falls................................. (775) 537-6553
Willow Creek.................................... (877) 779-4653
Primm
Primm Valley GC.............................. (702) 632-6185
Summerlin
Arroyo GC at Red Rock CC........... (702) 304-5600
Eagles Crest GC............................... (702) 240-1320
Palm Valley........................................ (702) 363-4373
TPC-at Canyons............................... (702) 256-2000
TPC-at Summerlin.......................... (702) 256-0111
Desert Willow................................... (702) 263-4653
SOUTHERN NEVADA HOTELS & CASINOS
Boulder Dam Area
Boulder Dam Hotel..................................... (702) 294-5005
Hacienda Hotel & Casino.......................... (702) 293-5000
Boulder Inn & Suites................................... (702) 369-1000
Mesquite Area
Casablanca Hotel & Casino...................... (877) 438-2929
Eureka Hotel ................................................. (702) 346-4600
Falcon Ridge Hotel...................................... (702) 346-2200
Virgin River Hotel & Casino...................... (702) 346-5232
Stateline Casino Restaurant..................... (702) 346-5752
Virgin River Hotel & Casino....................... (800) 346-7721
Virgin River Hotel & Conv. Center.......... (702) 345-7827
Laughlin
AVI Hotel & Casino....................................... (702) 535-5539
Pahrump Area
Pahrump Nugget......................................... (775) 751-6500
Saddle West Hotel....................................... (775) 727-5953
Stagestop Casino......................................... (775) 727-7300
Terrible’s Lakeside Casino & RV............... (775) 751-7770
Terrible’s Town Casino................................ (775) 751-7777
Las Vegas Area
Aliante Station Casino............................... (702) 692-7777
Alexis Park Resort........................................ (702) 796-3300
Aria................................................................... (702) 590-7757
Arizona Charlie’s........................................... (702) 258-5200
Bally’s............................................................... (702) 739-4111
Bellagio........................................................... (702) 693-7223
Binion Horseshoe-Downtown................ (702) 382-1600
Boulder Station............................................ (702) 432-7777
Caesars Palace.............................................. (702) 731-7110
California-Downtown................................ (702) 385-1222
Cannery Rampart........................................ (702) 507-5700
Casino Royale................................................ (702) 737-3500
Circus-Circus.................................................. (702) 734-0410
Clarion............................................................. (702) 952-8000
Courtyard Marriot....................................... (702) 791-3600
Cosmopolitan............................................... (702) 698-7000
Courtyard Marriot -Henderson............... (702) 434-4700
Courtyard Marriot -Summerlin............... (702) 646-4400
Doubletree - Las Vegas.............................. (702) 948-4000
El Cortez Downtown.................................. (702) 385-5200
Embassy Suites Convention Ctr............. (702) 893-8000
Encore.............................................................. (702) 770-8000
Excalibur......................................................... (702) 597-7777
Fiesta Rancho Station -NLV...................... (702) 631-7000
Fiesta -Henderson....................................... (702) 558-7000
Fitzgeralds -Downtown............................. (702) 388-2400
Flamingo Hilton........................................... (702) 733-3111
Four Queens -Downtown......................... (702) 385-4011
Four Seasons................................................. (702) 632-5000
Fremont -Downtown................................. (702) 385-3232
Gold Coast...................................................... (702) 367-7111
Gold Strike -Downtown............................ (702) 384-8444
Golden Nugget-Downtown.................... (702) 385-7111
Green Valley Ranch Resort....................... (702) 617-7777
Hampton Inn Tropicana............................ (702) 948-8100
Hard Rock....................................................... (702) 693-5000
Harrah’s........................................................... (702) 369-5000
Holiday Inn Express -Summerlin............ (702) 256-3766
Hooters............................................................ (702) 739-9000
Imperial Palace............................................. (702) 731-3311
Jerry’s Nugget -Downtown...................... (702) 399-3000
JW Marriott Resort-Summerlin............... (702) 869-7777
La Quinta - LV Cnv. Ctr................................ (702) 796-9000
Lady Luck -Downtown............................... (702) 477-3000
Las Vegas Club -Downtown..................... (702) 385-1664
LVH.................................................................... (702) 732-5111
Loew’s Lake Las Vegas Resort................. (702) 567-6000
Luxor................................................................ (702) 262-4000
Main Street Station - Downtown........... (702) 387-1896
Mandalay Bay................................................ (702) 632-7777
Marriot Suites -LV Cnv. Ctr........................ (702) 650-2000
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MGM Grand................................................... (702) 891-1111
Mirage.............................................................. (702) 791-7111
Monte Carlo................................................... (702) 730-7777
Motel 6............................................................ (702) 388-1400
New York New York..................................... (702) 740-6969
Orleans Hotel and Casino......................... (702) 365-7111
Palace Station............................................... (702) 367-2411
Palms................................................................ (702) 942-7777
Paris.................................................................. (702) 946-7000
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino....... (702) 785-5555
Plaza -Downtown........................................ (702) 386-2110
Rio..................................................................... (702) 777-7777
Riviera.............................................................. (702) 734-5110
Rumor Boutique Resort............................. (702) 369-5400
Sahara.............................................................. (702) 737-2111
Sam’s Town..................................................... (702) 456-7777
Santa Fe Station........................................... (702) 658-4900
Silverton.......................................................... (702) 263-7777
South Point.................................................... (702) 796-7111
Stratosphere.................................................. (702) 380-7777
Suncoast -Summerlin................................. (702) 636-7111
Sunset Station -Henderson...................... (702) 547-7777
Terrible’s.......................................................... (702) 733-7000
Texas Station................................................. (702) 631-1000
Treasure Island.............................................. (702) 894-7111
Tropicana........................................................ (702) 739-2222
Trump.............................................................. (702) 982-0000
Tuscanny......................................................... (702) 893-8933
Venetian & Palazzo...................................... (702) 414-1000
The Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel,
Casino & Spa.................................................. (702) 836-5900
Vdara................................................................ (866) 745-7111
Veer.................................................................. (866) 722-7171
Wild Wild West.............................................. (702) 740-0000
Wynn................................................................ (702) 770-7000
LAS VEGAS...
EDUCATION INFORMATION
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Clark County School District
5100 W. Sahara • Las Vegas, NV 89146
799-5304
More than 500 Southern Nevada businesses
are part of the CCSD Community Partnership,
a program that focuses on increasing
student knowledge and skill levels, making
classroom learning more relevant to on-thejob work place experience, and increasing
each student’s ability to understand what
businesses need from their employees. For
more information on partnership programs,
call 799-6560.
The Clark County School District (CCSD)
enrollment of 307,059 increased more than
14% from 2000-2010. CCSD is the largest school
district in the state and the sixth largest in the
nation. The number of schools in the CCSD
system has grown to 336 with the opening of Additional programs offered through CCSD
include special education, occupational
11 new schools that opened this year.
education, achievement testing, a before
The district has earned accolades for its and after-school program called Safekey,
technological aptitude, comprehensive adult education and tutorials. Parental
visual arts programs, advanced self- involvement is encouraged through a
esteem programs and class-size-reduction number of schools and district opportunities,
program. Furthermore, of the 44 National including the Learning Improvement Team
Merit Scholarship semifinalists in Clark and the Library/Media Committee.
County, 41 of them attend CCSD schools.
Each CCSD high school offers honors
programs, advanced placement courses,
and international baccalaureate classes
that provide opportunities for students to
receive both high school and college credit
through a testing program at the end of
the scholastic year. Magnet programs are
geared to students from grades one through
12 with special interests, skills and abilities.
Unique teaching techniques and strategies
are employed to help students focus on their
chosen course of study.
For the past five years, CCSD has provided
parents and community members with a
comprehensive profile of each public school
in the county.This report,distributed annually
in the spring to every parent, provides
statistics about a school’s performance
and is also used by the school to develop
academic plans to improve achievement.
Detailed information regarding this and
other programs is available through the
CCSD.
Public Information Office; call 799-5304.
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Alexander Dawson School
10845 W. Desert Inn Rd., LV................ 949-3600
www.alexanderdawsonschool.org
Ammaus Christian Academy
850 B Ave., BC.......................................... 294-0582
Andre Agassi College Prep. Academy
1201 W. Lake Mead Blvd., LV............... 948-6000
Bishop Gorman
5959 S. Hualapai Way, LV..................... 732-1945
Challenger Schools
1725 E. Serene Ave., LV......................... 990-7300
www.challengerschools.com
Challenger Schools
9900 Isaac Newton Way, LV................ 878-6418
Cornerstone Christian Academy
5825 W. Eldora Ln., LV........................... .939-5050
DJ’s Community Christian Academy
95 S. Arroyo Grande Blvd., HD.............. 263-9646
Faith Lutheran Jr./Sr. High School
2015 S. Hualapai Way, LV..................... 804-4400
Foothills Montessori School
1401 Amador Ln, HD............................ 407-0790
Henderson International School
1051 Sandy Ridge Ave., HD................ 818-2100
Windmill Pkwy., HD............................... 818-2100
1165 Sandy Ridge Ave., HD................ 818-2100
www.hendersonschool.com
Lamb of God Lutheran School
6232 N. Jones Blvd., LV......................... 645-1626
Las Vegas Day School
3275 Red Rock St., LV............................ 362-1180
Merryhill Elementary School
5055 S. Durango Dr., LV........................ 889-2803
Merryhill Schools
2150 Snow Trl., LV.................................. 242-3230
2160 Snow Trl., LV.................................. 242-8838
2150 Windmill Pkwy., HD.................... 896-0781
Montessori Children’s Academy of G.V.
2560 N. Green Valley Pkwy., HD........ 784-0055
Montessori Children’s World
3525 E. Sunset Rd., LV........................... 433-6044
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Catholic Church School
1807 Pueblo Vista Dr., LV..................... 804-8328
Southern Highlands Prep. School
11500 Southern Highlands Pky., LV.617-6030
Springstone Montessori School
7373 Montessouri St., LV..................... 450-1010
Talent Bilingual Education Academy
4375 S. Buffalo., LV................................. 456-6888
The Meadows School
8601 Scholar Ln., LV.............................. 254-1610
www.themeadowsschool.org
The Milton I. Schwartz Hebrew
Academy of Summerlin
9700 W. Hillpointe Rd., LV.................... 255-4500
www.lvhebrewacademy.org
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LAS VEGAS...
HIGHER EDUCATION INFORMATION
COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
College of Southern Nevada
(CSN)
Cheyenne Campus
3200 East Cheyenne Ave.,NLV
651-4000
Henderson Campus
700 College Drive, HD
651-3000
West Charleston Campus
6375 West Charleston Blvd., LV
651-5000
For additional campuses visit:
www.csn.edu
Founded in 1971, CSN is Nevada’s largest
institution of higher education and the
4th largest community college of its kind
in the nation. CSN operates in over 50
locations including 3 main campuses and
12 learning centers in 4 counties covering
42,000 square miles. With student success
as our number one priority, CSN educates
over 35,000 students each semester,
wherein they can choose from more than
200 degree and certificate options in
more than 120 areas of study, including
30 degree and certificate programs
available exclusively online. Their mission
ensures that they serve the diverse needs
of the residents of Southern Nevada by
responding to the educational needs of
the communities and businesses within
the CSN service area.
Nevada State College (NSC)
1125 Nevada State Dr., HD
992-2000
www.nsc.nevada.edu
Nevada State College is a comprehensive
baccalaureate institution of higher
learning. A member college of the
University and Community College
System of Nevada, Nevada State
College is dedicated to providing
quality educational, social, cultural,
economic, and civic advancement for the
citizens of Nevada. Through studentscentered learning, Nevada State College
emphasizes and values: exceptional
teaching,
mentoring,
advisement,
scholarship, career
and
personal
advancement, continuing education, and
service to our community. The college
helps address Nevada’s need for increased
access to higher education for students
entering the higher education system and
for students transferring from the state’s
community colleges.
Nova Southeastern University
(NSU)
8945 West Russell Road
Las Vegas, NV 89148
365-6682
NSU, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida,
awards bachelor’s, master’s, educational
specialist, doctoral, and professional
degrees in such fields as business,
computer and information technologies,
education,
health
sciences,
and
psychology. Through its distance learning
programs, NSU reaches Las Vegas-area
students via traditional and virtual
classroom settings.
Regis University
1401 North Green Valley Pkwy., HD
990-0375
www.regis.edu
This Jesuit school has been named a toptier university by U.S. News & World Report
magazine. Regis offers bachelor’s and
master’s degrees in business, education,
liberal studies, and teacher licensure. On-
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line, adult study, and evening classes are
available.
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
(UNLV)
4505 Maryland Pkwy., Bldg. C, Box 451029
Las Vegas, NV
895-3011
www.unlv.edu
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas
(UNLV), a premier urban university with
more than 40 years of community service,
is in the midst of a 10-year, campus wide
planning effort. New university buildings
include a five-story, $55 million library. In
1998, UNLV joined the ranks of only 165
universities in America offering a law
school, and recently opened a new school
of dentistry.
UNLV has proudly served the area as an
educational cornerstone for 40 years. The
college houses more than 30 research
centers and offers 195 undergraduate,
master’s and doctoral degree programs,
in such areas as architecture, business and
economics, communications, education,
engineering, health sciences, hotel
administration, human performance and
development, liberal and performing
arts, and science and mathematics. New
degree programs include a doctor of
musical arts and a master of fine arts in
screen writing. For the fall 2005 semester,
UNLV’s enrollment exceeded 28,095 fulltime students,.The campus also welcomed
1,400 Millennium Scholars, Nevada high
LAS VEGAS...
HIGHER EDUCATION INFORMATION
school students who performed at or near
the top of their class.
UNLV courses are now offered at CSN’s
Henderson campus (700 College Drive)
and at the new Foothill High School,
located across the street from the
Community College.
As Southern Nevada grows, UNLV grows
with it. The size of the Honors College
has doubled in the past three years.
The university opened the Paul B. Sogg
Architecture Building in fall 1997; the new
William S. Boyd School of Law welcomed
its first class in August 1998; and the Stan
Filton Building opened in 2000; housing
the university’s gaming education courses.
A $55 million library, which opened
in January 2001, comprises the most
expensive public works building project in
Nevada’s history. It will house some 1.8
million volumes and already ranks among
the nations most technologically
advanced libraries.
University of Nevada
School of Medicine (UNSOM)
2040 West Charleston Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89102
671-2230
www.medicine.nevada.edu
Established in 1969, UNSOM is a universitybased, community-integrated medical
school. Patients, facilities, and staff of
affiliated hospitals and clinics throughout
Nevada provide a broad educational base
for the school’s clinical curriculum.
Approximately 200 medical students and
more than 80 resident physicians are
currently enrolled in the school. UNSOM
offers residency programs in family
practice, internal medicine, obstetrics/
gynecology, surgery, psychiatry, and
pediatrics. Each department provides
training, with a special emphasis on
comprehensive and long-term care, under
the guidance of faculty committed to the
primary care philosophy. In addition to
the Las Vegas campus, UNSOM clinics dot
the city, offering state-of-the-art, researchbased treatment programs in general
medicine and most medical specialties.
University of Phoenix
Main Campus
7455 W. Washington Ave., Suite. 317, LV
638-7279
Henderson Campus
7777 Eastgate Rd., HD
638-7279
Southwest Campus
9625 W. Saddle Ave., Suite. 100, LV
638-7279
Northwest Campus
7951 Deer Springs Wy., Suite. 150, LV
638-7279
www.phoenix.edu/lasvegas
A private, accredited institution with some
1,400 students, the University of Phoenix
offers undergraduate and graduate
degrees in education and businessrelated fields. Bachelor’s degrees may be
obtained in management, administration,
or information systems; master’s degree
courses are offered in organizational
management, business administration,
and education/counseling; and a
postbaccalaureate program is offered for
a teacher/education certificate.
Charter Schools
In 1997, the state legislature passed laws
allowing for the formation of charter
schools in the State of Nevada. Although
sponsored by the local school district,
charter schools maintain their own board
of directors and operate independent of
the district’s policies and regulations.
Charter schools are required to abide
by state and county laws, but are given
a great deal of latitude in the day-to-day
operation of the school. The purpose of
such alternative education is to improve
education via a setting where innovation,
experimentation and research can identify
effective methods of instruction and then
share those findings with more traditional
classroom programs.
JUNIOR COLLEGES
VOCATIONAL/
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
A wealth of Las Vegas area schools offer
occupational training at varying levels.
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Many of these schools offer scheduled
payment plans, government loans and
grants, and VA benefits to make training
more accessible. Following is a sampling
of such facilities:
Academy of Hair Design
5191 West Charleston Blvd., LV
878-1185
www.ahdvegas.com
American Racing Academy
7055 Speedway Blvd., #E-102, LV
1-877-463-7223
www.racingschool.com
Century 21 Real Estate Academy
3300 East Flamingo Rd., Suite 25, LV
1-900-446-2900
Crescent School of Gaming & Bartending
4180 South Sandhill Rd., Suite B-8, LV
458-9910
ITT Technical Institute
168 N. Gibson Rd., HD
558-5404
Kaplan College
3535 W. Sahara Ave., LV
368-2338
Las Vegas School of Insurance
1771 E. Flamingo Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
871-1365
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts
1451 Center Crossing Rd., LV
365-7690
Nevada Career Institute
893-3300 (Both Locations)
East Campus
3025 E. Desert Inn Rd., Suite A, LV
West Campus
3231 N. Decatur Blvd., Suite 250, LV
Quality Technical Training Center
4625 S. Procyon St., LV
731-2408
Roseman University College of Pharmacy
11 Sunset Wy., HD
990-4433
www.roseman.edu
LAS VEGAS...
HOSPITALS & MEDICAL
Relocation Guide
Boulder City Hospital
901 Adams Blvd., BC
(702) 293-4111
www.bouldercityhospital. org
Spring Valley Hospital Med. Center
5400 S. Rainbow Blvd., LV
(702)853-3000
www.springvalleyhospital.net
Valley Hospital
620 Shadow Ln., LV
(702) 388-4000
www.valleyhospital.net
Centennial Hills Hospital
6900 N. Durango Dr., LV
(702) 835-9700
St. Rose Dominican Hospital
de Lima Campus
102 E. Lake Mead Dr., HD
(702) 564-2622
UMC Quick Care
San Martin Campus
8280 W. Warm Springs Rd.
(702) 492-8000
9320 W. Sahara Ave., LV
(702) 383-3850
Desert Springs Hospital
2075 E. Flamingo Rd., LV
(702) 733-8800
www.desertspringshospital. net
North Vista Hospital
1409 E. Lake Mead Blvd., NLV
(702) 649-7711
www.northvistahospital. com
VA Healthcare Centers
901 S. Rancho Ln., LV
(702) 636-3000
www.va.gov
Montevista Hospital
5900 W. Rochelle Ave., LV
(702) 364-1111
www.psi.com
Mountain View Hospital
3100 N. Tenaya Wy., LV
(702) 255-5000
www.mountainview-hospital. com
Southern Hills Hospital
and Medical Center
9300 W. Sunset Rd., LV
(702) 880-2100
www.southernhillshospital. com
Siena Campus
3001 St. Rose Pkwy., HD
(702) 616-5000
www.strosehospitals.com
Summerlin Hospital
657 Town Center Dr., LV
(702) 233-7000
www.summerlinhospital.org
Sunrise Hospital and Children’s Hospital
Medical Center
3186 Maryland Pkwy., LV
(702) 731-8000
(702) 855-1826
www.sunrisehospital.com
University Medical Center
1800 W. Charleston Blvd., LV
(702)383-2000
www.umcsn.com
5412 Boulder Hwy., LV
(702) 383-2300
4180 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 810, LV
(702) 383-3645
2031 N. Buffalo Dr., LV
(702) 383-3750
2202 West Craig Rd., LV
(702) 383-6280
525 Marks St., HD
(702) 671-1000
61 N. Nellis Blvd., NLV
(702) 383-6250
4231 N. Rancho Dr., LV
(702) 383-3800
1700 Wheeler Peak Drive, LV
(702) 383-2565
(702) 383-2000
150 Bruce Woodbury Dr.
Laughlin, NV 89029
Hidden Ways to Help your Heart!
The good news about heart disease is that a healthy heart is within everyone’s reach. You already know some
of the rules: Consume less fat; Eat fruits and vegetables; and keep blood pressure and cholesterol levels in
check. But there are more ways to boost heart health, including some you probably didn’t know:
1. Don’t skip breakfast. Fact: Most heart attacks occur between 7 a.m. and noonpossibly because the cells that help blood to clot, called platelets, are stickiest
then. Eating breakfast appears to make platelets less sticky...and less likely to clump
together and block a vital artery.
2. Cut sweets. Sugar is not directly related to heart disease. But cutting back limits empty
calories in your diet and helps leave room for heart-friendly fiber and nutrients.
3. Meet the “Bs.” You may have heard about the “antioxidants” - Vitamins C, E and beta carotene,
which appear to slow plaque formation in the arteries. Now there’s evidence that folic acid, vitamin B, and
vitamins B6 and B12 may help prevent heart attacks. You’ll get all three “Bs” from a balanced diet.
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UTILITIES &
OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE:
TV STATIONS
Boulder City
702-293-2034
www.bouldercitychamber.com
Henderson
702-565-8951
www.hendersonchamber.com
Las Vegas
702-641-5822
www.lvchamber.com
KFBT – TV CHANNEL 33
(INDEPENDENT)
Las Vegas
CLARK COUNTY SANITATION
DISTRICT
Sewer
(unincorporated areas only)
702-458-1180
KLVX – TV CHANNEL 10 (PBS)
Las Vegas
Republic Services
702-735-5151
KVBC – TV CHANNEL 3 (NBC)
Las Vegas
Cox Cable
121 S. Martin L. King Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89106
702-383-4000
www.cox.com
KVVU – TV CHANNEL 5 (FOX)
Henderson
Department of Motor Vehicles
702-486-4368
www.dmvnv.com
KYRK – TV CHANNEL 35
Las Vegas
EMBARQ - CENTURYLINK
330 S. Valley View Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89152
702-244-7469
LAS VEGAS VALLEY WATER DISTRICT
1001 S. Valley View Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89153
702-870-2011
www.lvvwd.com
NV ENERGY
6226 W. Sahara Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89151
702-402-5555
www.nvenergy.com
SOUTHWEST GAS CORP.
4300 W. Tropicana Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89102
702-365-1555
VOTER REGISTRATION
City Hall
400 Stewart Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89101
702-229-6311
KINC – TV CHANNEL 15
Las Vegas
KLAS – TV CHANNEL 8 (CBS)
Las Vegas
KTNV – TV CHANNEL 13 (ABC)
Las Vegas
KVWB – TV CHANNEL 21
Las Vegas
RADIO STATIONS
KHWY FM 98/99 Highway Radio
KILA CHRISTIAN RADIO 90.5 FM
KISF 103.5 FM LA NUEVA
KKVV RADIO Christian Talk 1060 AM
KLAV RADIO 1230 AM - TALK RADIO
KLUC 98.5 FM
KMXB/MIX 94.1 FM - HIP HOP
KMZQ 100.5 FM
KNEWS/KNUU 970 AM - NEWS RADIO
KNPR PUBLIC RADIO 89.5 FM
KQOL RADIO 93.1 FM
KSFN 1140 AM
KSNE RADIO 106.5 FM
KUNV 91.5 FM - COMMUNITY RADIO
KWNR RADIO 95.5 FM
KXNT 840 AM
KXTE/X-TREME RADIO 107.5 FM
RECUERDO 870 AM
NEWSPAPERS AND ONLINE
PUBLICATIONS
Boulder City Review
702-586-9523
www.bouldercitynews.com
Gaming Today
702-798-1151
www.gamingtoday.com
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Henderson Home Review
702-383-0211
www.hendersonhomenews.com
Vegas Ink
702-990-2545
Las Vegas Business Press
702-383-4650
www.lvbusinesspress.com
Las Vegas Life
702-259-4180
www.lvlife.com
Las Vegas Review-Journal
702-383-0211
www.lvrj.com
Las Vegas Magazine
702-383-7185
www.lvshowbiz.com
Las Vegas Sun
385-3111
www.lasvegassun.com
Nevada Business Magazine
702-735-7003
www.nevadabusiness.com
U.S. POST OFFICES
Postal Service
24 hrs. per day 7 days per week
1-800-275-8777
Post Office Express
7271 S. Eastern Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Garside
1801 S. Decatur Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89102
Las Vegas Main Office
1001 E. Sunset Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Red Rock
2449 N. Tenaya Wy.
Las Vegas, NV 89128
Summerlin
1611 Spring Gate Ln.
Las Vegas, NV 89134
1-800-275-8777
Relocation Guide
LAS VEGAS...
BANKING & FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
NATIONAL BANKS
Banks that could be located in other
states for people transferring accounts
Bank of Nevada
702-248-4200
www.bankofnevada.com
Navy Federal Credit Union
888-842-6328
www.navyfederal.org
Bank of America
800-432-1000
www.bankofamerica.com
First Security Bank of Nevada
702-853-0900
www.firstsecuritybanknv.com
One Nevada Credit Union
800-388-300
www.onenevada.org
Bank of The West
800-488-2265
www.bankofthewest.com
Kirkwood Bank
702-228-0941
www.kirkwoodbanknv.com
Plus Credit Union
702-871-4746
www.pluscu.org
CitiBank
800-274-6660
www.citibank.com
Meadows Bank
702-471-BANK (2265)
www.meadowsbank.com
Silver State Schools Credit Union
702-733-8820
www.silverstatecu.com
Chase Bank
1-877-CHASEPC (1-877-242-7372)
www.chase.com
Nevada State Bank
702-383-0009
www.nsbank.com
SONEPCO Federal Credit Union
702-871-0977
www.sonepco.com
City National Bank
702-968-3041
www.cnb.com
Town & Country Bank
702-252-8777
www.tcbanknv.com
Southwest Airlines FCU
702-739-7603
First Savings Bank
702-740-4063
www.firstsavingsbanks.com
Valley Bank
702-821-4100
www.valleyb.com
M&I Bank, FSB
702-737-3910
www.mibank.com
US Bank
702-641-1150
www.usbank.com
Wells Fargo
800-869-3557
www.wellsfargo.com
NEVADA/WEST COAST
BANKS
These are specific to Nevada
or the West Coast
Bank of George
702-851-4200
www.bankofgeorge.com
Bank of Las Vegas
702-990-5900
www.bankoflasvegas.com
CREDIT UNIONS
Clark County Credit Union
702-228-2228
Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union
702-776-6900
America First Credit Union
702-968-1100
www.communityonefcu.com
Credit Union 1
800-252-6950
www.creditunion1.org
First Entertainment Credit Union
702-251-8011
www.firstent.org
In Touch Credit Union
800-337-3328
www.itcu.org
Mountain America Credit Union
702-251-5750
www.macu.com
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Weststar Credit Union
702-791-4777
www.weststar.org
LAS VEGAS...
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
LAS VEGAS EMPLOYMENT
Employment and Industry:
Las Vegas continues to boom through the millennium with strong economic and
employment opportunities. Construction, durable and nondurable goods, manufacturing,
wholesale and retail trades, education, housing, transportation, medical services, and
public administration are among the industries with the greatest job potential in Las
Vegas. Tourism and conventions continue to be the city’s major industries. As Las Vegas
continues to grow, the economic future for our city looks extremely strong for many
years to come. For additional information on employment opportunities, write to:
Nevada State Employment Services:
555 E. Washington Ave., Suite 1400
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
(702) 486-2900
Las Vegas’ pioneering spirit, enterprising
nature and can-do attitude are
recovery in Southern Nevada. Currently,
gaming, tourism and educational
instruction remain the leading areas
If you are working in the gaming industry, it is mandatory in the State of Nevada to have
a Sheriff’s Card. To obtain a Sheriff’s Card you must be gainfully employed. Your employer
will provide you with a referral for a three year issuance. For further information, contact:
Sheriff’s Card Office:
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept.
Work Card Section
5880 Cameron St.
Las Vegas, NV 89118
(702) 828-3271
TECHNIQUES OF ALCOHOL MANAGEMENT
TAM CARD: Anyone who sells, gives away, or makes a decision regarding alcohol, as
well as Security Officers must have a valid TAM Card. Please call either location to find
information on classes and fees. For further information, contact:
of employment for Southern Nevadans.
Job-seekers are sure to be inspired by
the wealth of diversification efforts
underway, particularly in promising
fields related to clean and renewable
energy industries. The Nevada
Department of Employment,
Training and Rehabilitation anticipates
Nevada’s employment base will grow
through 2012 and into 2013, adding
30,000 jobs to the market.
The most recent statistics from the DTER
show the Clark County School District
TAM of Southern Nevada
East Location:
557 E. Sahara Ave.,
Suite 223
Las Vegas, NV 89104
(702) 647-1954
MAJOR
LAS VEGAS
EMPLOYERS
helping pave the road to economic
SHERIFF’S CARDS
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West Location:
2550 S. Rainbow Blvd.,
Suite E14
Las Vegas, NV 89146
(702) 873-8192
as the valley’s largest overall employer
with more than 37,000 employees on
the payroll. Clark County is next with
8,000-8,499, followed by Wynn
Las Vegas, MGM Grand and Bellagio,
HEALTH CARDS
each with 7,500-7,999 employees.
Health Cards are mandatory for all food and beverage handlers, tattoo technicians, child
and adult care attendants, or massage therapists. In order to acquire a health card, you
must complete an application form. For a food handler card, applicants will receive a
Hepatitis A vaccination. Applicants needing child care or adult group care cards, must
also attend a ninety minute class and movie within 30 days of applying for a health card.
A temporary card will be issued once the class is completed. The cost for a health card is
$30 for a three-year issuance. For additional information contact:
Ravenholt Public Health Center:
625 Shadow Ln.
Las Vegas, NV 89106
(702) 759-1000
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LAS VEGAS...
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
LAS VEGAS TAXES
Business Tax
There is a five-year phase-in (20 percent each year) for new
and existing businesses that qualify under statute and the
regulations established by the Nevada Commission on
Economic Development. Contact the Commission on Economic
Development for requirements.
Automobile Registration Fees
Passenger cars, motorcycles, travel trailers, low speed and electric
vehicles and trucks with a gross weight of 6,000 pounds or less
pay $33 per year. Rates on trucks vary from a low of $33 for a
truck with a gross weight of 6,000 pounds or less to a maximum
of $1,360 for a truck with a gross weight of 80,000 pounds.
Clark County Tax Rates
In Clark County there are currently 92 tax districts. The rates for
these districts are based on the amount of monies budgeted for
the necessary maintenance and improvements of their facilities
and services. The tax monies collected for the districts pay for
schools, police and fire protection, along with other services that
taxpayers demand and desire from their local government. These
tax rates vary depending on the type of services provided to an
area. To find your tax rate visit www.co.clark.nv.us/ASSESSOR/
Assessor.htm
Government Services Tax
This tax is in lieu of personal property tax. The valuation of
the vehicle is determined at 35 percent of the manufacturer’s
suggested retail price, without accessories. Vehicle value is
depreciated to 85 percent after the first year and graduated
down to 5 percent after 9 years. Buses, trucks and truck trailers
depreciate down to 75 percent after the first year and down 13
percent after 10 years. The rate imposed by the state is 4 cents
on each $1 valuation. Counties may levy up to one cent on each
dollar of valuation, but the total tax imposed cannot exceed 5
cents on each dollar of valuation.
Child Care
Businesses that provide on-site child care or vouchers for child
care to employees are eligible for an abatement of up to 50
percent on the business tax. Eligible employees cannot earn
more than 150 percent of the federal poverty level.
Real Property
(Land, buildings and improvements not normally removable) The
taxable value for land is full cash value.The value for improvements
is replacement costs less depreciation at 1.5 percent per year up
to 50 years.
Sales and Use
Sales tax is charged at the retail level on the sale of tangible
personal property unless exempt by statute. A companion “use”
tax is charged on property purchased outside of Nevada and
brought into the state for use. The maximum rate is 6.5 percent.
Counties are allowed various options to pay for items such as
transportation, roads, flood control and water. In Clark County the
rate is 7.75 percent.
IN NEVADA THERE IS:
• No Corporate Income Tax
• No Personal Income Tax
• No Franchise Tax on Income
• No Inheritance or Gift Tax
• No Admissions Tax
• No Unitary Tax
• No Estate Tax
• Competitive Sales and Property Tax Rates
• Minimal Employer Payroll tax- 0.7% of gross wages
with deductions for employer health insurance
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LAS VEGAS...
TRANSPORTATION & COMMUNICATION
MONORAIL
Las Vegas Monorail Company
3900 Paradise Rd., #260 Las Vegas, NV 89169
699-8200
www.lvmonorail.com
It began as a joint venture between
the MGM Grand and Bally’s Hotel. Why
not create a one-mile transportation
system between the hotels, encouraging
visitorship to both? It was an exciting,
forward-thinking idea that took off in
1993 and soon included plans to expand
to other locations along the Strip. In 1997,
state legislature passed that enabled the
private monorail company to own, operate,
and charge a fare as a public monorail
system. As expansion plans developed, the
Monorail assembled a professional team
that included Bombardier Transportation,
Carter- Burgess, Gensler & Associates,
Granite Construction Company, Liaise
Corporation, Salomon Smith Barney
and Transit Systems Management. The
original monorail system was acquired in
2000 by the nonprofit Las Vegas Monorail
Company, formed to develop, own and
operate the Las Vegas Monorail.
No public money was needed and no
future taxpayer money obligation is
planned. The Las Vegas Monorail Company
board of directors is made up of five
members appointed by the Governor of
Nevada.
Today, the Las Vegas Monorail remains the
first and only privately owned public
transportation system in the U.S. and
includes seven stations along its fourmile route. Nearly 32,000 passengers ride
the system daily to restaurants, shows,
attractions and conventions within the
Strip resort corridor.
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSION OF SOUTHERN NEVADA
CITIZENS AREA TRANSIT (CAT)
METROPOLITAN AREA EXPRESS (MAX)
1-800-228-3911
228-7433
www.rtcsouthernnevada.com
The RTC began the Citizens Area Transit
(CAT) bus system in December 1992. In
2004 the RTC added the first Metropolitan
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Area Express (MAX) line to its transit
system; and in October 2005 The DEUCE
double deck bus service began running
on the famous Las Vegas Strip. In just 12
short years, ridership among the RTC’s
transit services has grown from 14.9
million riders in 1993 to more than 55
million riders in 2005.
Located next to the Plaza Hotel in
downtown Las Vegas, Greyhound offers
services to 2,400 locations nationwide.
Tickets can be purchased just prior to
departure; however, discounts may
be offered for some advanced ticket
purchases.
The entire system consists of 51 routes
served by 365 vehicles, carrying around
180,000 passengers each weekday in
the greater Las Vegas Valley. Service
enhancements are completed regularly
and new transit guides are issued twice
each year.
ROADWAYS
The Regional Transportation Commission
of Southern Nevada (RTC) is transforming
the image of public transportation and
enhancing the quality of life for Southern
Nevadans with one of the country’s
premiere rapid transit projects. A hybrid
between bus and rail systems, MAX has
many features of rail service with the
cost and flexibility of a bus, making it an
effective transportation solution.
The MAX project, included as a National
Demonstration Project by the Federal
Transit Administration (FTA), is the first
in the United States to operate the Civis
vehicle using the latest technology to
provide a high-quality, state-of-theart,
environmentally-friendly
transit
alternative at a fraction of the cost of a rail
service.
OTHER BUS TRANSIT
ATC/Vancom of Nevada, Inc.
3200 W. Tompkins Ave., 89103
262-1000
ATC/Vancom operates specially equipped
buses for people with physical or mental
disabilities who cannot independently use
regular bus service. The shared-ride, curb
to curb bus service runs to and from any
location in the Valley. Reservations are
taken in advance.
GREYHOUND BUS SERVICES, INC.
200 S. Main St., 89101
383-9792, 800-231-2222
www.greyhound.com
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Las Vegas’ grid of federal, state and local
roads receives an overwhelming average
daily traffic flow of some 60,000
automobiles. Roadwork and construction
projects are continually under way in
order to accommodate the phenomenal
growth the city is experiencing in terms
of population and business development.
The major arteries for the transportation of
people and the distribution of cargo into
and out of Southern Nevada include I-15,
running north to Salt Lake City and south
to Southern California; U.S. 95, running
north to Reno and south to Laughlin; and
U.S. 93, running south to Phoenix and
Tuscon.
MILEAGE FROM LAS VEGAS
TO OTHER MAJOR CITIES
The Las Vegas area is within a day’s drive
of many other major cities and such wellknown attractions as the Grand Canyon,
Death Valley, Disneyland and Hollywood.
Albuquerque, NM.........................................586
Boise, ID............................................................633
Cheyenne, WY ...............................................829
Denver, CO ......................................................758
El Paso, TX .......................................................727
Houston, TX ............................................... 1,467
Los Angeles, CA ............................................272
Phoenix, AZ ....................................................287
Portland, OR ...................................................996
Reno, NV ..........................................................445
Riverside, CA ..................................................207
Salt Lake City, UT ..........................................419
San Diego, CA ................................................336
San Francisco, CA..........................................568
Seattle, WA ................................................. 1,180
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LAS VEGAS...
TRANSPORTATION & COMMUNICATION
AIR TRANSPORTATION
Las Vegas’ convention, tourism, and
entertainment industries, together
with unparalleled outdoor recreation,
have stimulated phenomenal growth
in Southern Nevada.
Today, nearly half of all Las Vegas visitors
arrive by air, via McCarran International
Airport, making it a major driving force in
the Southern Nevada economy and one of
the busiest airports in the world. Income
derived from aviation activity generates
significant economic benefits estimated at
25 billion dollars a year. In addition to these
tangible benefits, McCarran is a valuable
community asset that links Southern
Nevada to the national air transportation
system and brings the world to Las Vegas.
In a city that thrives on tourism, it’s
become increasingly important to provide
travelers a positive first and last impression
of Las Vegas by achieving that delicate
balance between security and customer
service. Whether busy meeting the
needs of today’s traveler, or preparing for
tomorrow’s, the Department of Aviation
is proud of it’s ongoing efforts to achieve
that objective by building and maintaining
state-of-the-art facilities, maximizing
existing resources, and capitalizing on
new and innovative technology.
McCarran International Airport
5757 Wayne Newton Blvd. • 261-5211
www.mccarran.com
To meet the demands of Southern
Nevada’s growth, in terms of both local
residents and the Valley’s visitors, the
Clark County Department of Aviation
(CCDOA) has plans to increase the size and
capacity of its existing McCarran Airport
facilities and develop an entirely new
supplemental airport facility. In calendar
year 2011, McCarran International Airport
handled over 41 million passengers. This
puts McCarran in the top 5 busiest airports
in the United States.
Henderson Executive Airport
3500 Executive Terminal Drive
Henderson, NV 89052 • 261-4800
www.mccarran.com/GeneralAviation/ henderson
To help meet the growing demand for
aviation facilities and services in Southern
Nevada, the Clark County Department of
Aviation invested more than $30 million
in Henderson Executive Airport to create
a premier corporate aviation facility and
an attractive, convenient and economical
alternative to McCarran International
Airport. The facilities at HND are tailored to
the discriminating general aviation pilot
and corporate client. As a primary reliever
airport to busy McCarran, HND provides
all the necessary services and amenities to
make your trip pleasant and convenient.
Boulder City Municipal Airport
1201 Airport Rd., BC • 293-9405
Boulder City Municipal Airport has two
runways, plus one shorter runway to
accommodate glider traffic. Two Grand
Canyon tour operators are based here,
as well as a flight school. There are
approximately 55 private planes. Eighty
more hangars are now under construction.
Jean Sport Aviation Center
1400 Executive Airport Dr., Suite B, HD
261-4800
www.mccarran.com/GeneralAviation/ jean
The airfield has the capacity and runway
length to meet the needs of virtually all
general aviation aircraft, saving precious
time and money for those choosing HND.
A beautifully appointed terminal building
opened on June 13, 2006, providing a
seamless transition between aircraft and
ground transportation. A new standalone
air traffic control tower and 95 new private
aircraft storage hangars have also been
placed into service.
Directly adjacent to the Gold Strike Hotel
& Casino, Jean Airport has two runways,
primarily employed in skydiving, glider, and
acrobatic activities. There is also a paved
ramp for 50 aircraft as well as a 6,000-squarefoot special events building. The airport is
located 20 miles south of Las Vegas on I-15.
Overton-Perkins Field
1110 Airport Road • Overton, NV 89040
702-397-9617
[email protected]
“Over time, more and more aircrafts,
cars and travelers have battled for space
within an airport whose initial developers
never envisioned a time when more than
40 million passengers would become an
annual norm. With 1.9 million square feet
divided over three levels, McCarran’s new
terminal, T3, is a massive facility. Its spacious
eight-mile roadway system was designed
to efficiently move motor vehicles in and
out while an eight story, 6,000-space
garage will fulfill parking needs for decades.
To increase efficiency and reduce waiting
times, travelers at T3 will also enjoy some
of the airline industry’s latest technologies
such as self-boarding equipment and selfservice baggage tagging to ease the checkin process for participating air carriers.
These improved measures will support
added growth within Southern Nevada’s
tourism industry.”
North Las Vegas Airport
2730 Airport Dr., Ste 101, NLV • 261-3800
Located less than six miles from
Downtown and the Las Vegas Strip, North
Las Vegas Airport is an ideal alternative
to busy McCarran International with firstclass facilities tailored to meet the needs
of the general aviation pilot.
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Originally established in 1947, the airport
was built to provide an emergency landing
area for aircraft departing Nellis Air Force
Base. Perkins Field is named for two local
young men, Woodruff and Elwood Perkins,
who were killed in World Wars I and II,
respectively.
Sporting a 4,800-foot, uncontrolled, paved
runway, with a pilot-activated runway
lighting system, Perkins Field is located
approximately 70 miles northeast of Las
Vegas, just minutes from Lake Mead’s
Overton Beach in the picturesque Moapa
Valley. Ancient Anasazi ruins are easily
accessible at the nearby Lost City Museum
and the Valley of Fire State Park is located
just a short drive away.
Laughlin-Bullhead International Airport
2550 Laughlin View Dr., AZ
(928) 754-2134
www.bullheadcity.com/tourism/airport. asp
The airport services commercial (Mesa
Air), charter (Sun Country, Sun West
International, and Air Grand Canyon),
general, military and corporate air traffic
as well as the Sheble Flight School. The
terminal houses a snack bar, a gift shop,
and three car rental agencies.
LAS VEGAS...
MILITARY & VETERAN’S INFORMATION
NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE
The nation’s unique U.S. Air Force Air Warfare Center is located
just eight miles northeast of downtown Las Vegas. Nellis Air
Force Base specializes in advanced combat training for U.S.
and allied air-crews, as well as operational testing and tactics
development. Nellis is
also home to the U.S. Air
Force Air Demonstration
Squadron, “Thunderbirds”.
NAFB conducts numerous
large-scale aerial combat
exercises throughout the
year, including the worldfamous Red Flag exercises.
The
USAF
Weapons
School at Nellis puts the
best instructor pilots and
support officers through a
grueling, six-month PhDlevel course, providing
expert weapons officers to
fighter and bomber wings
stationed throughout the
world.
The Nevada test and training range consist of almost 5,000
square miles of restricted land and airspace, and an additional
7,000 square miles of joint-use airspace. NAFB employs 7,100
permanent military and 2,700 civilians, and hosts an average of
1,000 temporary duty airmen daily, making the facility one of the
largest employers in Nevada.
SOUTHERN NEVADA VETERANS
MEMORIAL CEMETERY
The Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery is located
in the beautiful city of Boulder City, Nevada, which is only 30
minutes from downtown Las Vegas. Near the historic Boulder
Dam, the cemetery is located on 79 acres owned and maintained
by the State of Nevada. Since its opening, over 11,000 veterans
and family members of veterans have been placed to rest at the
cemetery.
Eligibility
Eligibility criteria for burial at the Southern Nevada Veterans
Memorial Cemetery are the same used by the National Cemetery
System and are based on military service. The cemetery
superintendent is responsible for verifying eligibility and should
be contacted for specifics at (702) 486-5920.
Pre-Registration
There are no advance plot assignments at the cemetery;
however, you can pre-register for a future need. Preregistration
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allows the cemetery to make an advance determination as to
eligibility. To pre-register you will need to provide the cemetery
with a pre-registration form, a Certified True Copy of your
discharge documents and a copy of your marriage certificate.
Pre-registration forms and instructions can be obtained at the
cemetery or by calling (702) 486-5920. There are no fees charged
for pre-registration.
Reserve Components
Any member of a reserve
component who has
attained 20 years of service
for retirement is eligible
for burial at the cemetery.
Any member of a reserve
Officer Training Corps,
who dies under honorable
conditions while serving
on active duty or training,
is also eligible for burial at
the cemetery.
Military Honors
Military Honors are not
provided by the Nevada
Cemetery System. Military
honors, if so desired, must be arranged in advance by the family or
their representatives. The cemetery staff can assist by providing
the telephone numbers and address of organizations that may
assist in providing honors.
Dependents
Dependents of a veteran may be eligible for burial at the cemetery.
There is a $450 fee (subject to change) for the burial of a dependent
or spouse at the cemetery. Burials for veterans and their dependents
are a stacked burial, in the same plot. Cremated burials are side-byside, sharing the same plot. For information concerning dependent
eligibility, contact the Cemetery Superintendent at (702) 486-5920.
Costs
Veterans are buried at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial
Cemetery at no charge. This includes the cemetery plot, opening
and closing, concrete vault, headstone and perpetual care. A
$450 fee (Subject to change) is charged for the burial of a spouse
or dependent. Mortuary fees are not included.
All Funeral Services are held in the Chapel Building.
Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery
1900 Buchanan Blvd. • Boulder City, NV 89005
(702) 486-5920
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Cemetery Open Daily, 24 Hours
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INFORMATION FOR SENIORS
Las Vegas Seniors
Sunny weather coupled with a favorable tax climate has made Southern Nevada an attractive destination for
retirees. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Nevada is getting older, experiencing a 54 percent increase over
the last decade in residents over the age of 62, and a 78 percent increase in residents over the age of 85. In Clark
County alone, 14.4 percent of the population is over the age of 62 with Las Vegas having one of the fastest growing
senior populations for a metro area.
With this steady growth of senior residents, there have been a number of organizations and programs designed
with the seniors in mind.
SENIOR SERVICES
AARP...................................................... 866-389-5652
Alzheimer’s Association...............................248-2770
American Cancer Society.............................798-6877
American Heart Association........................367-1366
Boulder City Senior Center..........................293-3320
Catholic Charities Senior Services...............382-0721
City of LV Senior Programs..........................229-6454
Clark County Parks & Recreation.................455-8200
Division for Aging Services..........................486-3545
Eldercare Helpline.............................1-800-677-1116
Foster Grand Parent Program......................647-1515
Hollyhock Adult Daycare Center.................382-0093
Hospitals of Sunrise Health.........................880-2125
Jewish Family Service Agency.....................732-0304
Lied Adult Daycare Center...........................382-0093
Meals on Wheels Senior Nutrition
Programof Las Vegas....................................385-5284
Parkinson’s ADPA Info & Referral................464-3132
Salvation Army Adult Day Care...................565-8836
Senior Citizens Law Project.........................229-6596
Event Hotline................................................836-3900
Senior Tripsters.............................................387-0007
Seniors Helping Seniors...............................382-4412
Nevada Ship Medicare
Assistance Program......................................486-3478
VA Southern NV Health Care System..........636-3000
SENIOR CENTERS
Black Mountain Recreation Center
599 Greenway Rd. ..............................267-4070
Dula Gymnasium
451 E. Bonanza Rd. .............................229-6307
Lieburn Senior Center
6230 Garwood Ave. ...........................229-1600
Cora Coleman Sunrise Senior Center
2100 Bonnie Ln................................... 455-7617
East Las Vegas Senior Center
250 N. Eastern Ave. ............................229-1515
North Las Vegas Senior Center
1638 N. Bruce St. .................................633-1600
Doolittle Senior Center
1930 N. J St........................................... 229-6125
Henderson Senior Center
27 E. Texas Ave. ....................................267-2950
Sunrise Senior Friends
3101 S. Maryland Pkwy., #314 .......735-5510
Derfelt Senior Center
3333 W. Washington St. ....................229-6601
Las Vegas Senior Center
451 E. Bonanza Rd. .............................229-6454
West Flamingo Senior Center
6255 W. Flamingo Rd. 4....................... 55-7742
SENIOR EMPLOYMENT / VOLUNTEER/ BUSINESS SERVICES
Foster Grandparents ........................647-1515
Senior Companion Program ..........382-0721
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SCORE - Svc. Corp. of Ret. Execs ....388-6104
LAS VEGAS...
GET FIT! STAY FIT!
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LAS VEGAS HEALTH CLUBS
Summerlin:
2090 Village Center Cr.................... 360-2408
24-hour Fitness
Charleston:
4480 E. Charleston Blvd.................. 459-4241
Club Sport Green Valley
2100 Olympic Ave............................ 454-6000
Rainbow Sport:
601 S. Rainbow Blvd........................ 258-7080
Curves
9360 W. Flamingo Rd., Ste.104...... 562-2919
133 W. Lake Mead Pkwy.,
Ste. 133 HD................................................794-2555
4180 S. Sandhill Rd., Ste. B2........... 898-0040
6720 N. Durango Dr. #220.............. 656-9155
9850 S. Maryland Pkwy., Ste. 9...... 492-6245
7350 W. Cheyenne, Ste. 102........... 839-4000
3140 N. Ranbow Blvd...................... 313-8781
9691 Trailwood Dr., #107................ 228-4555
1320 Wyoming St. BC...................... 293-4525
Green Valley:
2893 N. Green Valley Pkwy. ..............98-9999
Curves For Women
4588 N. Rancho Dr............................ 839-9724
Wigwam:
2556 Wigwam Pkwy. ....................... 896-2400
Gold’s Gym
9310 S. Eastern Ave. HD.................. 914-5885
7501 W. Lake Mead Blvd................. 360-8205
Las Vegas East:
2605 S. Eastern Ave, Ste. 100......... 641-2222
Northwest:
3141 N. Rainbow Blvd..................... 656-7777
North Las Vegas:
2106 W. Craig Rd............................... 633-6034
Maryland Pkwy:
9875 S. Maryland Pkwy. ................. 361-8199
Tropicana:
5035 W. Tropicana Ave. ................... 876-2451
Las Vegas Athletic Clubs
3830 E. Flamingo Rd........................ 898-5822
1725 N. Rainbow Blvd..................... 835-5822
9065 S. Eastern Ave.......................... 853-5822
I NEVER THOUGHT
OF THAT!
When we think of volunteer
opportunities, non-profit groups
usually come to mind. There are,
however, numerous other communitybased organizations that need help also:
• Day Care Centers, Neighborhood
Watch, Public Schools and Colleges
• Halfway Houses, Community
Theaters, Drug Rehabilitation Centers,
Fraternal Organizations and Civic Clubs
• Retirement Centers and Homes
for the Elderly, Meals on Wheels,
Church or Community-Sponsored
Soup Kitchens or Food Pantries
• Museums, Art Galleries and Monuments
• Community Choirs, Bands and Orchestras
• Prisons, Neighborhood Parks, Youth
Organizations, Sports Teams, and
After-school Programs, Shelters for
Battered Women and Children
• Historical Restorations, Battle-fields
and National Parks
• Hotline Counselor
• Youth Mentoring
• Visitor for the Homebound
• Hospice Team Member
• Meals on Wheels Driver
• Literacy Tutor
• Volunteer Recruiter
• Community Outreach Coordinator
• Fundraiser
• Writer/editor
• Publicist
• Receptionist
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters
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GENERAL NOTES
“At Nevada Title, we believe the manner in which we satisfy our customers will determine the future of our organization. It is our objective to
provide superior service through professionalism, communication, cooperation and quality. We add value to all our customers through our
specialized services in each market segment. Our customers are recognized as the leaders in their respective fields. “
“Nevada Title Company’s success is largely attributed to our ability to develop long-term, closely knit business relationships with our customers,
many of whom have relied upon Nevada Title Company since 1979. Building long-term relationships with our customers is the focal point of
our business philosophy.”
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Nationally Recognized. Locally Owned and Trusted.
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(702) 251-5000
www.nevadatitle.com

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