Graffiti contributes to reduced retail sales.

A decline in property values.

Citizen fear.

A business littered with graffiti is less likely to be patronized.

Citizens feel less safe and secure entering a storefront where graffiti is present.

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How can a you prevent graffiti?

• If you see graffiti vandalism in progress… Call 911. Graffiti is a crime.
• Make every effort to keep the appearance of a facility clean and neat.
• An exterior appearance that suggests apathy and neglect attracts vandals.
• Studies show that removal within 24 to 48 hours results in a nearly zero rate of reoccurrence.
• Call Graffiti Hotline to report graffiti @ 702-455-4509
• Utilize our online contact form to report graffiti where ever you see it.
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Brought to you by the Southern Nevada Graffiti Coalition and the Grater Las Vegas Association of REALTORS® submitted by Kevin Child

REMEMBER GRAFFITI IS A CRIME!

IDENTIFY. Work with local authorities to identify if the graffiti is being done by gangs or taggers.

DOCUMENT. Take a picture of the graffiti before it is removed. Photographs will assist law enforcement in their investigation.

REMOVE. Remove graffiti promptly and completely.

Brought to you by the Southern Nevada Graffiti Coalition and the Greater Las Vegas Association of REALTORS® submitted by Kevin Child

Important Hotlinks:

• LVPD Main Website