Defensible Space: Henderson vs Paradise
How do defensible space rules compare between Henderson, NV and Paradise, NV?
Henderson, NV
Clark County
Henderson properties bordering the McCullough Range, Sloan Canyon, and Black Mountain wildland zones must maintain defensible space — clearing brush within 30 feet of structures and reducing fuel loads to slow wildfire spread.
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Clark County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Henderson | Paradise |
|---|---|---|
| Zone 0 | 0-5 ft non-combustible | - |
| Zone 1 | 5-30 ft lean and clean | - |
| Weed limit | 6 inches | - |
| Authority | Henderson Fire + BLM | - |
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Henderson FAQ
Does Henderson have wildfires?
Less than the Sierra, but yes. Brush fires occur in the McCullough Range and Sloan Canyon. Anthem hillside homes are most exposed and subject to defensible-space inspections.
Who inspects defensible space?
Henderson Fire Department inspectors coordinate with BLM on WUI properties. Inspections typically occur each spring before monsoon dry-lightning season begins.
Paradise FAQ
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