The proposed “Hotel Safety Act” mandating daily room cleanings at hotels on the Las Vegas Strip and Fremont Street has sparked debate among tourists and state officials. The Culinary Union supports the bill, citing health and safety concerns for guest room attendants. However, Governor Joe Lombardo has dismissed it as an unnecessary COVID-era precaution and stated he will not sign it into law.
Tourists visiting Las Vegas have mixed opinions on the proposed legislation. Some, like Nick Robinson from Sacramento, are fine with less frequent room cleanings to save money for hotels. Others, like Michael Garcia from Los Angeles, prefer to clean the room themselves due to high resort fees.
Nevada Independent government reporter Tabitha Mueller believes the bill has little chance of passing, as Governor Lombardo has been adamant about not supporting it. With no committee meetings scheduled to discuss SB 360, its future remains uncertain.
Overall, the debate over the “Hotel Safety Act” continues to divide opinions among stakeholders in Las Vegas, with the bill facing an uphill battle to become law.
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