Nevada Smoke & CO detectors

Does a landlord have to provide smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Nevada?

Owners of apartment buildings with at least 3 dwelling units must equip each dwelling unit with a smoke detector placed as approved by the fire authority (NRS 477.140(1)). No statewide carbon monoxide alarm requirement for long-term rentals was found in NRS chapters 118A and 477. For short-term rentals, a county must require each unit to have a smoke alarm and a carbon monoxide alarm (NRS 244.35356).

Verified Source: NRS 477.140(1); NRS 244.35356 · last checked 2026-10-23