Discreet protective coverage, secure transportation, and security driver services across Las Vegas, Henderson, Lake Tahoe, and Reno — a market where the work has to be invisible to be done well.
Nevada protection work is dominated by Las Vegas, but it is not Las Vegas as the visitor sees it. The principals here are family-office residents in Henderson and Summerlin, corporate executives in town for board meetings and customer summits, and the recurring event-and-hospitality circuit that defines the strip's high-profile calendar. Each context expects coverage that does not show.
DAW holds Nevada PILB licensure (Number 2046) to support all of it. The license sits with us directly. The agents working in Nevada are vetted, registered, and trained against the standards we set internally — and against the specifics of how the Nevada Private Investigators Licensing Board defines acceptable protective service.
Coverage extends from the Las Vegas Valley through Henderson and Summerlin, north to Reno and Lake Tahoe, and across the recurring high-profile event circuit that brings principals into the state several times a year.
Cities and regions where DAW maintains active coverage relationships, agent presence, and working familiarity with venues, residences, and routes.
Representative engagement patterns — illustrative only, never describing identifiable clients.
Multi-agent protective and secure transportation coverage for a corporate principal attending a major convention. Hotel suite security, venue and exhibit hall movement, hospitality events, and outbound private aviation. Coordinated with venue operations and the principal's internal security.
Recurring security driver and single-agent protective for a family office principal in residence in Henderson. Residence, business, family routines, paired with secure transportation for off-property movements and McCarran handoffs to private aviation.
Protective coverage and secure transportation for a corporate principal attending a major sporting event on the Las Vegas calendar. Hotel arrival, venue handoff with event security, hospitality suite coverage, and after-event movement coordination.
Family residence coverage at a Tahoe property during the summer season. Coordinated with property staff, paired with secure transportation for movements to and from Reno-Tahoe, San Francisco, and onward.
Inbound private aviation arrival, secure transportation to venue, protective coverage during meeting and hospitality, outbound departure. Single-day, multi-principal, coordinated with the corporate travel desk.
Three-year recurring travel and protective program for a corporate principal attending the same annual customer summit. Standing room blocks, vetted vendors, repeat agent assignments. Predictable cadence, predictable execution.
In Nevada, protective and investigative services are regulated by the Private Investigators Licensing Board (PILB). DAW Security holds an active license — PILB 2046 — under that authority.
The license is held by us directly. It is not subcontracted from a partner agency, not 'white-labeled,' and not produced on request from a registry. When a family office, attorney, or corporate counsel verifies the license, they are verifying our license, attached to our agents, on our payroll.
Every Nevada-deployed agent is registered, vetted, and trained against the internal standards that travel with DAW across every state we operate.
Yes, where licensed and authorized. Nevada PILB permits armed protective service where the agent holds the required state authorization, the engagement is run by a licensed agency, and the principal has authorized armed posture in writing. Many Nevada engagements proceed unarmed; armed posture is determined by threat profile, never by default.
Yes. Private aviation arrivals and departures at Harry Reid International (LAS), Henderson Executive (HND), North Las Vegas (VGT), and Reno-Tahoe (RNO) are routine — protective meet-and-greet, secure transportation to property or venue, and the reverse on departure. FBO operations coordinated as the engagement requires.
Yes — it is one of the most active engagement patterns in the state. Convention coverage, sporting event detail, and the recurring high-profile entertainment circuit are configurations the firm runs frequently, with established working relationships at the major venues and resort operations.
Yes. Multi-state itineraries with a Nevada leg — common for corporate roadshows and family-office travel — are coordinated by one DAW operations contact across every state on the trip. The Nevada portion handed off in-state to and from California, Arizona, and Texas as needed, under one engagement letter.
For Nevada executive protection, secure transportation, or family office support — every inquiry reaches a principal of the firm.
