Nevada Gaming Control Board proposes new armed casino security rules
The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended that the Nevada Gaming Commission approve changes to state rules for armed casino security officers at its October meeting. Under the proposal, applicants for concealed-carry permits could obtain criminal background checks through county sheriffs, with temporary registration lasting 120 days while checks are completed; the commission’s approval is still required.
The proposed process could affect casino staffing and the registration of armed security officers in Nevada.