LAS VEGAS — Hours after the cheers, applause and New Year’s Eve kisses, more than 10 tons of trash was left to be cleaned up on Las Vegas Boulevard.
Clark County Public Works deployed 16 street sweepers and 60 employees to clean 10-12 tons of trash and reopen the Las Vegas Strip to vehicle traffic by 4:30 a.m., according to a tweet from the county.
“Look at the remnants from America’s Party ‘23,” the county wrote, sharing a video of a street sweeper driving north past Planet Hollywood.
