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Las Vegas Area InformationKnown as “the entertainment capital of the world” for
decades, Las Vegas happens The economical outlook for the Las Vegas area is just like the typical day, bright! The cost of living in the area is lower than other comparable U.S. cities, due in part to not having a personal income tax. New job growth can be attributed to an expanding skilled labor force, an exceptional tax structure, 24 hour town, and pro-business environment (no corporate income, franchise, inventory, or unitary taxes). While hospitality and gaming lead the industries, many technology and banking companies are either being relocated to Las Vegas or are created there. The plethora of activities available in the valley makes Las Vegas a year-round playground. From the skiing on Mt. Charleston to the swimming in Lake Mead to the hiking of the canyons, Las Vegas promises to offer a little bit of everything for everyone. LINKS Utilities Las Vegas Valley Water District 702-870-4194 Nevada Power 702-367-5555 Southwest Gas 702-365-1555 Republic Services of Southern Nevada (Waste Disposal) 702-735-5151 Education Nevada State College Newspapers Area Maps Weather Misc. Links Clark County Election Department – Voter Registration 702-455-8683 Department of Motor Vehicle 702-486-4368 |
to be one of the most rapidly growing
business communities in the country. Each month, more than 6,000
new residents make the Las Vegas Valley their home. The population
of metropolitan area is expected to exceed two million residents
by the year 2010. Over time, Las Vegas has proved itself to be
more than just glittery entertainment and gambling; Las Vegas has
established itself as a great place to live, work, and play!