ILLEGAL DUMPING LAS VEGAS

ILLEGAL DUMPING IN LAS VEGAS See Something! Say Something!

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Sin City Junk Removal takes pride in helping the Las Vegas community by taking your items to the proper places. Items that can be donated go to donation centers such as Goodwill , Salvation Army , Habitat for Humanity. If items cant be donated then they go to the landfill or transfer station. Sin City junk takes pride in helping the community and keeping Las Vegas , Nevada Clean. Heres a link of transfer station to take your items to if your a Do It Yourself-er

Keep Nevada Beautiful and please stop Hiring Junk Removal company’s without Websites, I created Sin City Junk With affordable & Transparent pricing to help reduce illegal dumping and to make it affordable for all residents in Las Vegas Nevada click the link to view prices. Yelp , Angieslist , Thumbtach , Facebook , Instigram , Are not websites they are a platform for whats suppose to be for legitimate company’s but have been flooded with a bunch of people who saw a youtube video . Lots of Junk Removal companys / Hauling have started up and are not Legitimate or have not filed with the state for a business license. Lots of Company’s Are operating with “No Commercial Insurance” which is needed for Junk Removal in-case property is damaged while removing items. Stop Hiring these companys the can be dangerous by not following proper DOT Rules and Regulations and items flying out of their vehicles from not have a proper tarping system or Strapped down properly Sin CIty junk Prides ourselves on Safety from moving items to driving. Do a quick Google Search and see if they have a website and are Google Verified check their reviews to ensure your hiring the right company. Make sure you know who’s coming to your door these people depending on background you might not want to invite to your home as they can scope out your home and burglarize it. At Sin City Junk Removal we are in Company Uniform and logos on The Junk Truck and photos of Employees so you feel safe and know your property is protected when we are on site!Homepage Image of the Sin City Junk Truck

How to Report Illegal Dumping

Clark County SWEPT (Solid Waste Environmental Protection Team) is a specialized anti-trash task force dedicated to protecting our environment and the health and safety of our community. The Solid Waste Environmental Protection Team is funded in part through a grant from Republic Services of Southern Nevada.

Our teams goal is to improve our neighborhoods and preserve the beauty of our desert lands by fighting illegal dumping and eliminating trash disposal violations which plague our vacant properties, roadways and alleyways.

You can help our SWEPT team crack down on illegal desert dumping and disposal.  Protect your neighborhood by reporting illegal dumping, junk cars or other unusual accumulations of trash and debris. Citizens are encouraged to call the Clark County Public Response Office at (702) 455-4191 or submit an online request at https://www.ClarkCountyNV.gov/FixIt_Clark_County

To report illegal dumping anywhere in Clark County, call the Southern Nevada Health District’s Environmental Health Division at (702) 759-0600 or after-hours at (702) 759-1000.

How to Report Illegal Dumping

Illegal/illicit dumping and discharges (e.g., trash, oil, sewage, and chemicals) are a major cause of storm water pollution. Public witness complaints provide the most common source of information. Illegal/illicit dumping and discharges should be reported to the jurisdiction where the activity is taking place.

If you witness illegal/illicit dumping or discharges in:You should call:                                                                                                                                              
City of Henderson (702) 267-2208 (Environmental Hotline)
City of Las Vegas(702) 229-6594 (Environmental Compliance Section)
City of North Las Vegas(702) 633-1313 (Public Works)
(702) 633-1677 (Code Enforcement Division)
 Clark County(702) 668-8674 (Water Quality Division)

In addition to your local jurisdiction (who you should call first), the Southern Nevada Health District also responds to illegal/illicit dumping complaints. The Southern Nevada Health District Environmental Health Division can be reached at: (702) 759-0600, Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, or (702) 759-1000 after hours. Many local jurisdictions also have complaint forms that can be completed online. See your local jurisdiction’s website for more details.

Questions Concerning Your Sanitary Sewer System

To find out about the proper disposal of wastewater to the sanitary sewer, contact the local sanitary sewer operator in your area.

 Boulder City – Public Works(702) 293-9266
 City of Henderson – Water Treatment Plant(702) 267-2500
 City of Las Vegas – Environmental Compliance Section(702) 229-6594
 City of North Las Vegas – Environmental Section(702) 633-1101
 Clark County Water Reclamation District(702)668-8888

Illegal Dumping

Nevada Revised Statute NRS 444.630 prohibits the dumping of any solid waste, including junk vehicles, garbage, rubbish, construction/demolition debris, yard debris or other refuse at any place other than at a facility designated for such purpose.

Penalties- Unauthorized dumping is a misdemeanor subject to criminal & civil penalties, community service sentences and revocation of business licenses.

Enforcement – Any health officer, game warden, police officer, sheriff’s deputy, other peace officer or other person specifically designated by the local government may issue citations for violations of NRS 444.630.

Reward – The solid waste management authority shall offer a reward of $100 for information leading to the conviction of any person violating NRS 444.630. (NRS 444.640) KEEP YOUR COMMUNITY CLEAN — STOP ILLEGAL DUMPING!

Report violators to the local enforcement authority, local sheriff, or police department. The local Sheriff and Police Department, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and the local County health districts routinely conduct surveillance operations for illegal dumping activities.

To report an illegal dumping in progress, contact:

  • Clark County: 702-759-0600 or use the Online Reporting Form
  • Washoe County: 775-785-WCSO
  • All other areas, report illegal dumping to your local public safety dispatch.

To provide information on the location of an illegal dumpsite, contact:

  • Clark County: 702-759-0600 or use the Online Reporting Form 
  • Washoe County: 775-329-DUMP 
  • All other areas, report illegal dumpsites to your local public safty dispatch.