Las Vegas, Nev., Mun. Code § 6.46.155 (2026) § 6.46.155
Non-transient lodging properties
Operative Text
(A) Each non-transient lodging property must designate one or more contact persons who are available at all times to provide access to every room on the property for first responders and enforcement personnel. The name and telephone number of each such contact person shall be posted on the property and provided to the Department. (B) With regard to each non-transient lodging property, and except as otherwise provided in Subsection (C), at least one of the following shall be required to complete the landlord training program at least once every twenty-four months: (1) An operator with no ownership interest in the property who performs the functions of a property manager regarding the property. (2) An operator with an ownership interest in the property who performs the functions of a property manager regarding the property. (C) The landlord training requirement described in Subsection (B) may be waived by the City for a property that is managed by a person licensed under NRS Chapter 645 who can document having received equivalent training within that period in connection with other licensing, permitting or certification requirements. (D) Except as otherwise provided in this Subsection (D), each property manager of a non-transient lodging property having five units or more must obtain and maintain a valid work card, which shall be made available on the premises in connection with any scheduled inspection of the property, and otherwise upon request. The work card requirement does not apply to a person who holds a current license under NRS Chapter 645.
Las Vegas Municipal Code § 6.46.155 establishes several operational requirements for non-transient lodging properties. Owners and operators must keep a designated contact person reachable at all times, post that person's information on-site, and share it with the City's Department. Additionally, at least one qualifying property manager must complete a City-approved landlord training program every 24 months, though a waiver is available for managers already licensed under Nevada's real estate licensing chapter (NRS Chapter 645) who can show equivalent training. Property managers overseeing five or more units must also hold a valid work card and have it accessible during inspections or upon request, unless they hold an active NRS Chapter 645 license.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Operators of non-transient lodging properties in Las Vegas should be familiar with the layered compliance obligations set out in § 6.46.155. A compliant operator designates at least one always-available contact person, posts that person's name and phone number on the property, and submits the same information to the Department. Operators also ensure that a qualifying property manager completes the City's landlord training program within every 24-month window—or pursues a waiver if the manager holds an NRS Chapter 645 license with documented equivalent training—and that any property manager overseeing five or more units obtains and keeps a valid work card on the premises.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Tenants living in non-transient lodging properties in Las Vegas have an interest in knowing that § 6.46.155 requires their property to maintain a posted, always-reachable contact person and that property managers must meet ongoing training and credentialing standards. If a property appears to lack posted contact information, an untrained manager, or a required work card, tenants can report those concerns to the relevant City Department responsible for lodging property enforcement. Tenant-rights organizations in the Las Vegas area can help residents of non-transient lodging properties understand how these requirements relate to habitability and access to first responders.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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