Las Vegas, NV Building Safety: Carbon Monoxide Detectors (2026)

080, "Safety precautions," is the STR-specific fire and life-safety checklist that every licensed short-term residential rental in the City must meet. Subsection (D) is the carbon monoxide rule: carbon monoxide alarms shall be installed in accordance with applicable codes, meaning the detector count and placement follow the City's adopted building and fire codes rather than a stand-alone STR standard. The same Section requires an evacuation map and procedures list in every guest sleeping room, mounted horizontally in a durable frame, at least 10 by 8 inches, with a "you are here" star, a directional arrow to the nearest exit and the location of every fire extinguisher, under (A); at least one fire extinguisher in the kitchen under the sink, one in any garage mounted no higher than 48 inches, and one on each additional floor level, each carrying a current service tag from a Nevada Fire Marshal-certified contractor, under (B); smoke alarms in every sleeping room with a monthly testing and battery-replacement log available to the Fire Prevention Division, under (C); and general compliance with the City's building-related and technical codes adopted under Title 16, under (E). 110.