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Nevada Drone Laws & Regulations
Overview of drone regulations in Nevada (NV). In addition to federal FAA rules that apply everywhere in the US, Nevada has state-specific laws governing drone operations, privacy, and restricted areas.
Key State Laws
SB 239 (2015)
Prohibits drone surveillance without consent and weaponization of drones.
AB 239 (2015)
Establishes state preemption preventing local municipalities from regulating drones.
Restrictions
- State preemption prevents local drone ordinances
- No surveillance without consent
- No drone weaponization
- Nellis AFB, Creech AFB, and Nevada Test Site create extensive restricted airspace
- Las Vegas Strip area has specific drone restrictions
Penalties
Misdemeanor; up to $1,000 fine for surveillance violations
Local Flying Notes
Nevada is one of the most drone-friendly states due to state preemption. However, military restricted airspace covers large portions of the state. Las Vegas metro has active FPV communities.