Power Outage Clark County: Las Vegas Government Center Resumes In-Person Services

The Clark County Government Center in Las Vegas has reopened following a temporary closure caused by an overnight weather-related power outage on September 29, 2026.

The disruption affected the facility’s computer systems, preventing employees from providing normal in-person services to residents. County officials closed the building while restoration efforts were underway.

Overnight Storm Disrupts Government Operations

Local reports said overnight rain and storm activity contributed to the electricity outage. The disruption affected computers used by employees to assist members of the public and carry out administrative work.

Residents were advised to access the county’s website for services while the Government Center remained closed.

Normal Operations Resume

On Wednesday, September 30, Clark County announced that the Government Center had reopened without reported issues.

Officials also confirmed that in-person services had resumed, allowing the public to return to the facility.

What Residents Should Know

The reported disruption concerned the Clark County Government Center in Las Vegas. Available reports do not establish that the outage affected all of Clark County or every county department.

Residents seeking current information about public services can visit the official Clark County website.

Closing Update

The temporary closure ended after the Government Center reopened on September 30. Normal in-person services resumed following the overnight power disruption, bringing the reported interruption to an end.