Reliable local TV,
kept running by your neighbors.
Moapa Valley TV Maintenance District brings free, over-the-air television to homes across the Valley — and a real, local person to call when something goes wrong.
We can probably help in under a minute.
Most visits to this site are about one of these four things. Pick yours.
A mountaintop translator, so your antenna doesn’t have to work alone.
The Moapa Valley sits in terrain that blocks a direct signal from Las Vegas and Salt Lake City broadcast towers. Our District operates translator equipment on high ground above the Valley that catches those distant signals and rebroadcasts them locally — so a standard antenna at your home can pick up the major network channels.
No satellite dish, no cable box, and no monthly bill beyond what you already pay in property taxes.
“We keep the Valley’s towers running so families here can watch the same local news and network TV as anyone in the city — without the city price tag.”— Moapa Valley TV Maintenance District
Locally run, locally accountable
Your neighbors keep this running.
Moapa Valley TV Maintenance District is a locally run public district funded through Clark County property taxes — not a distant corporation. When a storm knocks out a translator or a piece of equipment needs replacing, it’s a local team that climbs the tower to fix it.
That means when you call, you’re talking to someone who lives here too.
Why residents call us
An estimated breakdown of the most common reasons residents contact the District, based on patterns typical of rural translator districts. We’ll refine these figures with real call data over time.
Why did my channels suddenly disappear?
This is usually caused by a storm, a temporary equipment issue at the translator site, or a TV that needs to rescan its channels. Start with our signal troubleshooting steps.
Is there a fee for this service?
The District is funded through Clark County property taxes, not a monthly subscription. There is no separate bill for receiving the translator signal.
How do I rescan my TV?
Most modern TVs have a "Channel Scan" or "Auto Tune" option in the settings menu. See our step-by-step rescan guide for details by TV type.
Who do I call if my signal is still out?
Call us at (702) 397-6888 or send us a message from the Contact page. Check our Facebook page first — your issue may already be known.