Celebratory Gunfire

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The holiday tradition of shooting guns into the air as a show of celebration is deadly and against the law.

Here are some safety tips:

– Don’t shoot firearms at parties.
– Party hosts should prohibit firearms.
– Avoid mixing alcohol with gunplay.
– Any witnesses to celebratory gunfire should call 911 immediately.

Remember, in addition to being against the law, celebratory gunfire can cause injury and possibly death.

For more information, call the North Las Vegas Police Department at 633-9111.

North Las Vegas Volunteer Program

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Want to make a difference? Volunteer!

The City of North Las Vegas is seeking enthusiastic volunteers of all ages.

Our volunteer program will match your talents, skills and interests with our many opportunities to help and serve.

A volunteer coordinator will provide support and supervise your assignments and hours.

Don’t just sit there...get involved!

For more information, call the North Las Vegas Human Resources Department at 633-1156.

Recruitment

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Looking for a job?

The City of North Las Vegas is a great place to work. We offer a wide variety of job opportunities from law enforcement to engineering to full or part-time clerical work.

And the City provides a full range of benefits, including a four-day work week and health insurance.

So, if you’re looking for a job...look no further. Join us and get yourself on the path to a bright new career.

Call the City of North Las Vegas Job Line at 633-1514.

Code Enforcement: Graffiti Abatement

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The City of North Las Vegas needs your help in preventing and cleaning graffiti. 

Report graffiti in North Las Vegas by calling the City’s graffiti hotline at 633-1871.  You may receive a reward if your information leads to a felony conviction. 

The City coordinates graffiti clean up programs and has staff designated to remove graffiti.  You can help by quickly reporting and by covering graffiti in your own neighborhood; free paint is available to residents on request.

Fire Department: Car Seat Safety Inspection

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Did you know, in Clark County, an estimated 98% of safety seats are installed incorrectly?  The City of North Las Vegas Fire Department wants to help save lives and prevent injuries by promoting the proper installation of child safety seats.

Nevada law requires children to be in appropriate child restraints until age 6 and 60 pounds.  If your child has outgrown the height and weight limits of a harnessed safety seat, a booster seat should be used. 

Protect your child by having your safety seat inspected by the City of North Las Vegas Fire Department. Call 633-1102 for an appointment.

Library District: Storytime with the North Las Vegas Fire Chief

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The City of North Las Vegas Library District operates two full service public libraries:  the Main Library, located at 2300 Civic Center Drive, and the Aliante library, at 2400 Deer Springs Way.  The libraries open daily at 9 am, closed on Sundays. 

The Library District presents “Story time with the North Las Vegas Fire Chief.”  This fun reading adventure occurs at the Aliante library every Monday at 4pm. Stop by and enjoy an afternoon of great children's books with the Fire Chief! 

For more details, visit our website or call
839-2980.

(This PSA was created prior to the opening of the Alexander Library. Library locations and hours may be accessed from the North Las Vegas Library District home page.)

Police Department, Animal Control: Spaying & Neutering

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The City of North Las Vegas encourages you to protect your pets by spaying or neutering them.  A new City ordinance now requires all pets residing in North Las Vegas to be spayed or neutered.

By spaying or neutering dogs and cats, pet owners can reduce the risk of certain diseases, plus pets are less likely to run away from home and roam our neighborhoods. This also helps reduce the homeless pet population.

For more information, visit our website or call the North Las Vegas Police Department’s Animal Control Division at 633-1750.