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Thank you for caring for children involved in Clark County Family Services foster care. You are a valued partner in keeping children safe and helping children reach their full potential.
The information and resources outlined on this page are designed to help
- LICENSED FOSTER PARENTS
- LICENSED RELATIVE & KINSHIP CAREGIVERS
- SPECIALIZED & ADVANCED FOSTER CAREGIVERS (AFC)
- UNLICENSED RELATIVE OR KINSHIP CAREGIVERS**
**If you are an unlicensed relative or fictive kinship caregiver with placement of a child who has an open case through Clark County Family Services foster care, please consider becoming a licensed caregiver through Foster Kinship. Once you complete training and licensing, you will be eligible to receive foster care reimbursement payments to help offset the costs of raising the child(ren) in your care. To learn more, please call Foster Kinship (702) 546-9988.
Family Services and Caregivers work together so that
- Caregivers provide quality parenting.
- Caregivers and Family Services staff are respected partners.
- Caregivers and Family Services staff share information.
- Caregivers and Family Services staff support each other.
- Caregivers support connections between the child and the child’s natural family.
- Every child is welcomed in their placement.
- Placement stability of the child matters greatly.
- Caregivers and Family staff support the well-being of children.
If you are looking for divorce records, you will need to contact Clark County Family Court.
To pay Real Property Taxes, visit the Treasurer's Office website.
There are three possible outcomes to an audit.
First, an audit may result in a notice that taxes and/or fees were properly remitted and no payment or refund is due.
Second, an audit may result in a notice that a refund of overpaid taxes and/or fees are due back to the business.
Third, an audit may result in a notice that additional taxes and/or fees are due from the business.
Audits help ensure that taxes and fees are administered in a fair and uniform manner throughout the business community.
Audits provide businesses with enhanced understanding of the business license laws so they can more accurately self-assess taxes and fees and better comply with the business license regulations.
Audits often result in the early detection of matters requiring attention or correction by a business before they become a more significant problem.