The City of Las Vegas announced an initiative to improve parts of Downtown, and they’re calling it “Project Enchilada.”
Project Enchilada aims to improve Fremont East from Las Vegas Boulevard to 14 th Street, and will try to bring more energy, redevelopment and additional commerce to the area.
The project is based on a Master Plan adopted by the city in 2016 and will be a public-private collaboration to enhance these areas.
A project outline released by the city says part of the plan will be restoring neon signs in the area, opening up more green spaces and restoring some of the business facades.
