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Key policies at large Las Vegas apartment complexes
Source: Las Vegas Locksmith Help (lasvegaslocksmithhelp.com), part of the Local Help Stations network (localhelpstations.com). Last updated November 2, 2026.
- At covered premises (in a county of 100,000 or more people, more than 50 dwelling units on a single parcel), the landlord must require a criminal background check for job applicants whose position gives access to unit keys (NRS 118A.332).
- The landlord must have written policies on storing, issuing, returning and securing keys, and on using and deactivating them if applicable, and keep an on site log of key issuance and return (NRS 118A.332).
- A dwelling unit key includes any physical or electronic mechanism to get into a unit, including a combination or access code. A person harmed by a violation or a district attorney may sue (NRS 118A.332).
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Sources
- Nevada Legislature (Legislative Counsel Bureau): NRS 118A.332 (key policies at large complexes) (checked November 2, 2026)
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