In response to the enduring power outages in Clark County, local authorities have announced that the Clark County Emergency Shelter will continue to provide refuge for affected residents. The shelter, situated at the LVCVA South Hall, Room S2, remains accessible, with parking available in the Platinum Lot on Joe W. Brown, as stated on a social media post from Clark County Nevada.
The Clark County Emergency Shelter at the LVCVA (South Hall, Room S2 with parking in the Platinum Lot on Joe W. Brown) remains open today for those impacted by the ongoing power outages.
— Clark County Nevada (@ClarkCountyNV) July 3, 2025
Cooling sites are also activated again today for those impacted by the power outages.… pic.twitter.com/QARU8Yr0ne
The county has not only maintained the shelter's operation but also reactivated cooling sites to combat the sweltering heat amidst the power void. For those with furry friends, pets are permitted entry as long as they're confined within an appropriate container or kennel. Clearly impacted by the heat themselves, residents needing support for pets that don't fit the dog or cat bill can reach out to Animal Protection Services at 702-455-7710.
While the regular bus service from Walmart at 3075 E Tropicana has ceased, there's an olive branch for those with mobility issues. RTC’s Paratransit service remains an option, and stranded individuals can schedule a pick-up by calling 702-228-4800 and selecting option #3. This information was reiterated by the county to affirm the continuity of support systems in light of the transit alterations.
For additional details on the current status of Clark County Emergency Shelter operations or to learn more about the activated cooling sites, visit Clark County's official social media update.
