Parks & Recreation: Complex Host Program
RANGE HOST PROGRAM
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| The private gated Host Area is located just as you enter the Shooting Range. Each Host is given a personal gate code along with their RV site assignment. |
If you have an RV, enjoy the great outdoors and would like to enjoy the Shooting Complex, the Host Program may provide you with a great experience! Nestled at the base of the Sheep Mountain Range in fabulous Las Vegas, not far from the lights and sounds of the Las Vegas Strip, sits the world-class Clark County Shooting Complex. The Shooting Complex is currently looking for individuals to serve in its Host Program.
DUTIES
A Clark County Shooting Complex Host assists program supervisors at the Shooting Complex with the needs of the range including, but not limited to, assisting with grounds upkeep, range maintenance, custodial, and range operations. A
Shooting Complex host should also expect to assist range staff with duties as a line safety officer and other duties associated with Shooting Complex safety and range maintenance.
AMENITIES
A complex host lives on site at the Shooting Complex in the Host Area, comprised of 30-full length covered RV sites with a patio, concrete pad, private BBQ grill, picnic table, and a community picnic area. Each site includes water, sewer, and electrical 50 AMP service and access to laundry facilities and showers. Internet and phone service is available at the Host‛s expense.
HOST ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible to be a Clark County Shooting Complex Host you must:
- Be 21 yrs or older
- Own your own RV
- Live on site at the Clark County Shooting Complex
- Perform at least 15 hours of hosting duties per week
- Perform light to moderate physical labor
Applicants must meet the qualifications of the Clark County Parks & Recreation Department Volunteer Program. This also includes completion of a successful background check and interview. The Clark County Shooting Complex is a recreational shooting complex. It is not an appropriate place for resident children. Applicants with resident children or resident grandchildren under 18 years of age are not eligible for the Shooting Complex Host Program.
Shooting Complex Hosts may have children or grandchildren visitors for no more than two weeks visitation if advance approval is obtained through the Complex Office. Junior visitors must be supervised by the Complex Host and may not enter other areas of the shooting range without adult supervision.
APPLICATION PROCESS
1. Interested applicants may contact the Clark County Shooting Complex at (702) 455-2000, select option 4 or via email at shootingcomplexinfo@clarkcountynv.gov.
2. Applicants should indicate Shooting Complex HOST PROGRAM for the position of interest. Please include a working e-mail address, working telephone number.
3. Processed applications are forwarded to the Shooting Range.
4. The Shooting Complex will contact the volunteer host applicant, and mail the Clark County Shooting Complex Host Program Information, Shooting Complex Host Application, and the Clark County Background Release and Authorization form to prospective hosts along with a self-addressed envelope to return completed materials.
5. Once a County Background Release and Authorization is approved an interview is scheduled.
6. Once the Host is approved and arrives at the Shooting Complex office the host applicant must complete the check-in process.
7. When the Host completes the check-in process they are referred to the Host specialist for training and badging.
*Note: An individual cannot volunteer at any County function until the background check is processed, completed, and the host receives a County Volunteer Badge.
For more information on the Application and Training Process of the Shooting Complex Volunteer and Volunteer Host please contact the Shooting Complex Office at (702) 455-2000.
