No matter where you live in Vegas—anywhere from Summerlin to Henderson—you’ll be covered with Vivint Las Vegas’ wide range of available home security equipment and home automation features.
When you consider that 19,260 property crimes occurred in Las Vegas in 2015 according to the FBI, it’s easy to see that protecting your home with a security system is an excellent bet in helping maintain the safety of your household.
Curious about the most popular Vivint home security product among Las Vegas locals? Door/window sensors are a favorite, thanks in part to their ability to trigger alarms or alert you if you’ve mistakenly left open a door or window. Other security features, like carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, serve to alert you early to potential hazards. Plus, every Vivint home security system brings you 24/7 monitoring by trained Vivint professionals. Call now at 1-855-645-0403 to get Vivint.
You’ll have plenty of Vivint security equipment to choose from when you live in Las Vegas, NV. A few customer favorites include the indoor camera, outdoor camera, Vivint smart sensor, and the Element Thermostat™. Home security features like these combined with user-friendly home automation features mean your home will be both secure and streamlined. Plus, Vivint makes it easy to start using your security system right away—no matter your budget. In fact, you can get a complete smart home system for under $2 a day from the #1 smart home services provider in the U.S. For pricing options that fit almost any budget, there’s financing. Pay for your equipment up front without a contract or pay it off over 42 or 60 months for 0% APR.
24/7 monitoring by trained Vivint security agents
Indoor/outdoor security cameras and live video clips
Remote access with the Vivint mobile app
It’s not about just keeping up anymore. With Vivint’s wide variety of intuitive home automation equipment, advanced security technology, and sleek designs, your dream home is at your fingertips. Vivint Smart Home automation features will help you run your household like clockwork.
The Vivint Smart Thermostat is designed to record your daily habits and adapt to your routine, giving you a truly personalized smart home experience. Do you typically turn up your thermostat in the morning or turn off your nightstand lamp at 10 pm? The thermostat takes notice and adjusts. And after you’ve spent a long day on the golf green or a night out on the Strip, it can be a true comfort to return to a home that is automated precisely to your tastes.
Vivint Smart Hub. Acts as a centralized hub, connecting to all your smart home devices.
Vivint mobile app. Manage your home automation features remotely on your mobile device.
Doorbell Camera Pro. Add a camera and 2-way voice to your doorbell, so you can see and speak with anyone on your porch.
Nest Thermostat. Nest learns your daily routines and automates your schedule.
Fully integrated equipment. Nest Thermostat, Vivint Smart Thermostat, Amazon® Alexa devices, Doorbell Camera Pro, automated door locks, and more.
With Vivint Las Vegas, installation is a breeze.
As soon as you track down the home security system that best fits your lifestyle, it’s installation time! Vivint offers free professional installation* and $0 activation. A Vivint specialist will guarantee everything is in working order, so you can start enjoying your home automation services almost immediately.
Plus, in Las Vegas, there’s no law requiring you to register your alarm with the city to prevent false alarms, so once you’re set up, you’re good to go. Call 1-855-645-0403 to get a free quote today.
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The Las Vegas metropolitan area is usually known as a place of excess: bright lights, luxurious fountains, and street congestion. But if you peel back the glossy veneer, you’ll find lots of green (and no, we’re not referring to the money you lost gambling). Cities within the metro area share a commitment to environmentalism and digital connectivity. Read on to see which cities opted out of the typical red or black and put their chips on green.
When crunching the stats to find the smartest cities in the Vegas metro area, we focused on the following categories:
Connectivity. The more widely available internet access is for a given city, the higher the Connectivity score. Additional points were awarded for residents’ access to computing devices such as computers, tablets, and smartphones.
Public transportation. Breadth and access of city-wide public transportation are key to the success of a modern, smart city. The more available public transportation, the less pollution workers burn on their commute.
Green infrastructure. The more a city offers alternative energy sources, the higher its Green Infrastructure score. Green Infrastructure includes access to alternative fuel for vehicles and solar panel installations.
Using the classifications above, we did the math to report which cities in the Vegas metro area are the smartest. Here’s who did their homework, from good to great.
Not quite a city, not quite a town, Sunrise Manor just makes our list. Despite its low overall score, 4.8% of residents use public transportation to get to work, more than almost any other area on our list.
Connectivity #7
Public transportation #3
Green infrastructure #6
As it contains most of the Strip, Paradise is the place that comes to mind when tourists think Vegas. While its Connectivity hurts its overall ranking, Paradise has the highest number of electric vehicle charging stations per 100,000 residents at 29.31.
Connectivity #6
Public transportation #2
Green infrastructure #1
The most populated city in Nevada, Las Vegas proper earns the right to call itself “The Entertainment Capital of the World.” Less known is the town’s commitment to green logistics: Las Vegas City ranks #1 on our list for Transportation.
Connectivity #5
Public transportation #1
Green infrastructure #5
Home to the Nellis Air Force Base, North Las Vegas City is high on our list for its superior connectivity. 94.81% of residents in North Las Vegas City are flying high with more than one computing device at home.
Connectivity #4
Public transportation #5
Green infrastructure #7
For some of the best bubble tea in Nevada, residents flock to Spring Valley and its extensive Chinatown neighborhood. As 5% of Spring Valley residents take public transportation to work, the area is as green as its matcha.
Connectivity #3
Public transportation #7
Green infrastructure #4
With 69 city parks, 29 elementary schools, and a handful of golf courses, Henderson City earns its slogan “A Place to Call Home.” The city has 3,500 solar installations and counting—residents are clearly committed to keeping their homes clean and green.
Connectivity #2
Public transportation #4
Green infrastructure #2
Refreshingly suburban, Enterprise is close enough to Paradise and Las Vegas City to be a part of the cultural conversation. Enterprise tops our list with an impressive Connectivity score: 94.48% of residents have an internet subscription.
Connectivity #1
Public transportation #6
Green infrastructure #3
Data was gathered from data.census.gov (Table S28011 and Table S08012), as well as the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada, the Regional Transportation Commission, Google Project Sunroof, and Alternative Fuels Data Center. The data was originally gathered in March of 2020.
After choosing seven cities in the Las Vegas area, we analyzed six different data points:
Connectivity1
Number of people with more than one computing device
Amount of people with an internet subscription
Public Transportation2
Percentage of people that take public transportation to work
Availability of public transportation
Green Infrastructure
Number of electric charging stations per 100,000 residents
Number of solar installations per 100,000 residents
1Provided information per household in regards to amount of computing devices and amount of people who had internet subscriptions
2Provided information on those who use public transportation to get to work
