Abandoned, inoperable, or unregistered vehicles prohibited on public streets (72-hour NV state law) and must not be visible on private property.
Nevada state law prohibits street storage of abandoned vehicles beyond 72 hours. Las Vegas Code Enforcement also addresses inoperable, unregistered, or visibly deteriorated vehicles on private property. Vehicles may be tagged and towed after notice period. Report violations to Code Enforcement: 702-229-6615.
Citation; vehicle towed at owner's expense.
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