Emergency Assessment

Emergency Bee Assessment Tool
Las Vegas, NV

Q: How do I know if I have a bee emergency in Las Vegas?

A bee emergency exists when bees are actively stinging people or pets, when children are exposed to an aggressive colony, when bees are blocking an entrance or exit, or when bees are exhibiting Africanized behavior such as pursuing people beyond 25 feet.

Q: What should I do while waiting for emergency bee removal?

Move everyone indoors, close windows and doors, keep pets inside. Do not swat at bees or make vibrations near the colony. Do not jump into a pool — Africanized bees will wait at the surface. If stings occur, call 911 immediately and seek medical attention.

Answer 6 questions to determine your risk level: Low, Medium, High, or Critical. Get immediate action guidance.

Emergency Line: (702) 728-4423

1. Can you see active bee traffic right now?

Bees consistently flying in and out of a single point

2. Are children present on the property?

Under 18 within 50 feet of the bee activity

3. Are pets present or nearby?

Dogs, cats, or livestock within the property

4. Have bees entered the home or building?

Bees flying inside living spaces, not just the wall void

5. Is an exposed hive or comb visible?

You can see honeycomb or a cluster of bees

6. Have bees been aggressive or stinging?

Pursuing people or animals unprovoked, stings have occurred

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Emergency Bee Removal FAQ — Las Vegas

How do I know if I have a bee emergency in Las Vegas?

A bee emergency exists when bees are actively stinging, children or pets are exposed, bees are blocking access points, or the colony shows Africanized behavior (chasing people unprovoked). Use this tool to assess your specific situation.

Are Las Vegas bees dangerous?

Africanized honey bees are established throughout Clark County since the late 1990s. They look identical to European bees but are 10× more defensive and will pursue threats for up to ¼ mile. Any aggressive bee situation in the Las Vegas Valley should be treated as potentially Africanized.

What should I do while waiting for emergency bee removal?

Move everyone including pets indoors. Close all windows and doors. Do not swat bees or create vibrations near the colony. Do not jump into a pool — Africanized bees will wait at the water surface. If stings are occurring, call 911 first, then call us.

How quickly can you respond to a bee emergency in Las Vegas?

We respond across Clark County within 1–2 hours for emergency calls. This covers Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Paradise, Enterprise, and Green Valley.