Nov 2, 2017 · Down a flight of stairs in the middle of the desert is a place stuck in time. A time of fear. This is the Clark County Fallout Shelter. Designated survivors were ready for the bomb to drop....

Aug 18, 2017 · Producer Joe Schoenmann toured the county's only underground shelter that is left. A chalkboard details how many people could fit into fallout shelters. Those shelters are now gone.

Jul 29, 2023 · Since 1992, the U.S. Government stopped above-ground and underground atomic testing, but the fallout is a battle that many in America — and here in Clark County — are still fighting. Paulina...

Mar 24, 2022 · The Clark County School District board of trustees on Thursday evening auctioned a parcel of land in the southwest Las Vegas Valley that, under its patch of dirt, has a Cold War-era bunker.

FEMA Nuclear Weapon Target Map for State of Nevada and nuclear war fallout shelter survival info and local group preparations. Highly Recommended Visit!

Jul 14, 2013 · At the chilly depths of the Cold War, the survival of Southern Nevada hinged on a hole in the ground in the southwest valley. There, in a bunker made from buried railroad ties, a hand-picked crew...

Clark County built a fallout shelter at Arden in the 1950s or 1960s to house regional government leaders in case of an attack on Las Vegas. [18][19] The shelter was maintained at least until the 1980s. [19]

Mar 23, 2022 · Clark County School District (CCSD) is about to sell what might be the last Cold War bomb shelter in the Las Vegas valley. The bunker was built in a remote corner of town in the 1950s and was intended to be the Clark County government's headquarters in the case of an atomic emergency.

This document provides guidance to planners on the use of underground mines as fallout shelters. The guidance is based on the assumptions that only locally available materials, equipment and manpower will be available and that 72 hours will be available for accomplishing the required upgrading of the habitability of the mines.

Below you can find the article about the last Clark County fallout shelter. It was hidden behind a paywall but I wanted everyone to be able to read it.