Law enforcement and First Responders arent taking any chances. Theyve got a strong plan in place. Clark county is working with multiple agencies to protect against a potential attack john steinbeck, deputy fire chief clark county emergency manager we have the people here from different agencies from the red cross to state agencies to metro, clark county fire, the Health District all in one room that can go ahead and provide that support. Whether its a health crisis, if its a natural crisis, a manmade crisis, were ready to handle. Denise Valdez metro Police Expect to have as many as 14 hundred officers on the strip and downtown. In uniform on horseback and under cover. If youre planning to head to the strip tonight authorities are urging people not to bring large bags or even strollers. Anyone with bulky items could be searched. lets get a look at your forecast. Sherry swensk < grab your warm coat this morning if you are going to be out for very long. Temps are steadily dropping to near
Is clear for any emergencies that arise. tom moss weve just been married 6 months so this is sort of a special time for us; our first new years together Sharie Johnson tis the celebration of a new day, new year or a new love. But after several recent mass killings. An element of fear. Has Las Vegas Strip properties talking to guests about more than ammenities at checkin. Marcel Mapuhi reporter what did the hotels tell you . Marcel too many rules that i dont remember one of them . Reporter can you remember some of them . Marcel basically safety, look out for things that look suspicious and i guess with all thats going on in the world, that would probably be number one Sharie Johnson earlier this week, metro detailed the keep you safe. But wednesday, we had a look inside clark countys Multi Agency Coordination center. Its the pulse of all local, state and Government Agencies needed in case of a disaster. John Steinbeck, deputy fire chief clark couny emergency manager we have the people h
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