8550 West Charleston Blvd. Suite 102-131, Las Vegas, Nevada 89117
Welcome to APRAC
It is time for our annual fundraising drive 2025
Please support our Angel Park Ranch with your donation! Your donations are necessary and appreciated. We are requesting a $75.00 donation per household. Please send your donation by July 30th 2025. If you have already made your donation, THANK YOU.
Payments can be mailed to:
8550 W. Charleston Blvd #102-31
Las Vegas, NV 89117
Or contact Steve T. (Our Neighborhood Watch Captain) at 702-419-7071 for pickup of your check.
June 2025 Newsletter APRAC (pdf)
DownloadAngel Park Ranch Rules based on CC&R's
Angel Park Ranch Rule Book (pdf)
DownloadAngel Park Ranch Architectural Committee - CC&R's
Angel Park Ranch Architectural Committee - Bylaws
Visible Change Approval Request
APRAC Paint Chart - Approved Colors
***ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS***
Follow link below to review the new 2024 Dunn Edwards Color Charts For Angel Park Ranch
Provide discount code 188538-00 to save up to 37% off LIST PRICE For Angel Park Residents
Link is now available to UPDATED COLOR SCHEMES!
Updated Color Schemes 2024 (pdf)
DownloadSeptember 7, 2025
END OF SUMMER PARTY!
Let us know if you want to be a volunteer.
Files coming soon.
COMMON CC&R VIOLATIONS
NO IMPROVEMENT (Change of paint colors, construction, major landscaping, etc.) without APRAC approval.
Per CC&R Sec 3.1 - APRAC Approval Application is downloadable on this site.
NO VISIBLE TRASH CANS - Per CC&R Sec. 3.7, Trash cans must be stored out of sight. Also, Las Vegas Municipal Code prohibits placement of hous
CC&R's
MYTHS AND REALITY- Please read your CC&R's
MYTH: There is no “association” or “assessments” in Angel Park Ranch so I can do whatever I want on my property.
REALITY: Angel Park Ranch homes are governed by CC&R’s and all residents must comply with those restrictions.
MYTH: My realtor, or landlord, did not tell me about the CC&R’s when I moved in, so I don’t have to follow them.
REALITY: The CC&R’s are “public record” filed with the Clark County and EVERY resident is subject to them, owners and renters alike.
MYTH: My neighbor is violating the CC&R’s too, so that makes it OK for me.
REALITY: Each resident’s obligation to follow the CC&R’s is independent of their neighbor’s obligations. The most common response is “but my neighbor is doing it too.” The APRAC deals with each violation individually. If you are concerned about what your neighbor is doing, take some friendly initiative and talk with them about it. We all have obligations to enforce the CC&R’s, not just the Committee.
MYTH: Being on the Angel Park Ranch Architectural Committee is a thankless job.
REALITY: Not so. Those who choose to ignore the CC&R’s are in the extreme minority. The majority of the residents in Angel Park Ranch have expressed overwhelming appreciation and support for the work done by the Committee.
Documents
APRAC Contact Information
APRAC communicates almost exclusively via email to
8550 W. Charleston Blvd
Suite 102-131
Las Vegas, NV 89117
APRAC Important Contacts
CLV- Animal Control- Call for barking dogs (702) 229-6444 (option 2)
CLV- Code Enforcement
(702) 229-6615
CLV- Parking Enforcement
(702) 229-6432
Short Term Rental Hotline
(702) 229-3500
Your APRAC Board Members
The Committee is a Nevada non-profit corporation
officer members:
President - Tracey Horowitz
Vice President - Debbie Herman
Secretary - Laura De La Cruz
Treasurer- Peter Horowitz
Volunteers-
Patty - Terri - Helen
Each of the Committee members is an unpaid volunteer. It is not the intention of the Committee to intrude on your privacy rights or rights as a homeowner, tenant, or guest. It is the duty of the Committee to answer complaints and act upon violations of the Declaration.
Meetings
Upcoming Meetings
7/11/2025 6 pm- Private home- All homeowners are welcome! Please RSVP
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
Please join us in giving a great big thank you to our Neighborhood Watch Coordinator, Steve T., who has served our community for the last 15 years. Please join our neighborhood watch. Steve keeps a list of block captains’ text numbers to provide news of any disturbances that have happened or are happening in the neighborhood. Together, we can watch out for our friends and neighbors. Home burglaries have been increasing throughout the Valley. We have a safe neighborhood, and we want to keep it that way. Neighborhood Watch is open to homeowners and renters alike.
Get involved- See Something, Say Something.
GET TO KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS
*Neighbors watching out for each other is the basic concept of neighborhood watch.
*Know the neighbors on all sides of you.
*Learn what vehicles belong there.
SECURE YOUR HOME
*Secure your home when you leave even for short periods of time.
*Deny the burglar the opportunity to make you a victim by securing all doors and windows before you leave!
KEEP YOUR GARAGE DOOR CLOSED
*Garage burglaries often occur during the day. The thief simply walks into an open garage, removes what they want and is gone in a minute or two.
STOLEN VEHICLES / THEFT FROM VEHICLES
*The safest place for your car is in your garage.
*The second safest place for your car is in your driveway locked up.
*All valuables should be removed from your vehicle or at least placed out of sight.
NEIGHBORHOOD watch MEETINGS
*Attend neighborhood watch meetings to keep informed about crime problems in your area and to discuss what can be done to reduce crime.
Thank you, Steve, for your continued service to the community.
Neighborhood Watch has increased members this year and updated signage in the neighborhood.
Find out how you can get involved and help keep our neighborhood safe!
Please contact Watch Coordinator, Steve at (702) 419-7071
Contact Us
Mailing Address:
8550 West Charleston Boulevard Suite 102-131, Las Vegas, Nevada 89145, United States
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