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New Master Plan To Guide Clark County Into 2050

Jun 25, 2020

Clark County’s existing master plan was written in 1983, back when it had only 530,000 residents. 

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Clark County Commission Considering Mail-In Ballots For General Election

Jun 22, 2020

Southern Nevada residents might get the chance to vote by mail again this year in the general election.

The Clark County Commission discussed November election plans in a meeting Friday.

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Mail-In Ballots, County Seats Highlight Upcoming Primary Election

Jun 04, 2020

Election season remains in full swing. Next Tuesday is Nevada’s primary, and due to the pandemic, every registered voter has the option of voting by mail. 

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How Are Nevada's Elected Officials Handling The Pandemic?

May 12, 2020

It’s been nearly two months since Governor Steve Sisolak closed non-essential businesses to prevent further spread of th

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Clark County Responds To Mayor Comments And Concerns About Reopening

Apr 28, 2020

There’s been a lot of debate on how Las Vegas begins to return to normal. 

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Relief Provided - And Needed - By Cannabis Industry In COVID-19 Era

Apr 15, 2020

Everyone’s stuck at home. Anxiety about the coronavirus is high. So people are looking to take the edge off. 

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Public Not Allowed To Attend Clark County Commission Meeting Over Virus Concerns

Apr 06, 2020

The Clark County Commission will meet Tuesday but members of the public will not be able to physically attend.

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Traffic Fatalities Decrease in 2019, But Are The Roads Getting Safer?

Jan 28, 2020

Traffic deaths have been a big concern in Nevada, especially in Clark County.

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Revived Commission To Address Concerns Of Surging Asian-American Community

Dec 02, 2019

Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders represent the fastest growing demographic in Nevada.

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Clark County To Assist On Truancy, Homelessness And High-Speed Trains

Oct 22, 2019

The Clark County Commission is one of the most powerful governing bodies in Nevada.

And it’s overseeing some pretty big projects in the Las Vegas area.

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Clark County Approves Millions To Combat Absenteeism, Truancy In Schools

Oct 17, 2019

Clark County officials plan to spend $12 million to combat chronic absenteeism and truancy in schools, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

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As Vaping Illnesses Rise, Should Governments Step In?

Oct 14, 2019

The number of illnesses and deaths in the country tied to vaping – or using electronic cigarettes - continues to rise. 

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Hangover Cures, Child Fatalities On Clark County Commission Radar

Aug 30, 2019

Clark County Commission meetings can be a long list of mundane ordinances and business requests.   

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Former Titus Staffer To Run For Clark County Commission

Aug 06, 2019

A former staffer for Nevada Congresswoman Dina Titus is running for Clark County Commission.

Hunter Cain’s campaign said in a press release today he’s pursuing the District C seat currently held by Larry Brown.

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Will A Sales Tax Increase Give CCSD A Bump?

Jul 22, 2019

Despite a lingering shortage in education funding, Clark County School District could get a cash infusion that would address some longtime needs. 

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Water Authority To Ask County To Make Temporary Tax Permanent

Jul 18, 2019

On Thursday, the Southern Nevada Water Authority will ask the Clark County Commission to consider making permanent a temporary tax that’s already raised more than $1 billion.

A quarter-cent sales tax went into effect in 1998, but it expires in 2025.

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Clark County Approves $6.1 Million To Help Homeless Families

Jun 19, 2019

The Clark County Commission approved $6.1 million for housing assistance programs intended to help homeless families.

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Marijuana License Money To Help Aid Homeless

May 24, 2019

During the 2016 election, recreational marijuana became law of th

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Monorail Asks For Up To $135 Million In Public Funds For Expansion

May 09, 2019

The cost of a proposed expansion to the Las Vegas Monorail has gone up since the project was first brought to the Clark County Commission.

The company asked commissioners this week to guarantee a public contribution of up to $135 million would be available.

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Segerblom Tells Absentee Landlords To Fix Up Dilapidated Apartments

May 02, 2019

Clark County Commissioner Tick Segerblom put landlords on notice: Keep up your apartment complexes — or else.

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Clark County Commissioners Open To Gun Restrictions

Apr 29, 2019
CARSON CITY (AP) — A portion of the Clark County Commission have voiced general support for considering firearm restrictions on the Las Vegas Strip if Nevada lawmakers give them the power to create stricter firearm laws.
 
The county would be given such powe
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Bill Would Add 2 Spots To The Clark County Commission

Mar 08, 2019

A bill in the Nevada legislature would increase the number of seats on the Clark County Commission from seven to nine.

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Clark County Expected To Fill Senate Vacancy Next Week

Mar 08, 2019

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — The Clark County Commission is expected to decide next week who will fill the state Senate seat left vacant when the former majority leader suddenly resigned.

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Michael Naft Replaces Sisolak On County Commission

Feb 11, 2019

When Steve Sisolak became governor, he appointed Michael Naft to rep

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Clark County Commission Votes To Raise Sewer Rates For Residents

Feb 06, 2019

The Clark County Commission approved a rate hike increase for sewer services over the next decade.

Clark County Water Reclamation District officials said today they need the additional revenue to make improvements to the state’s largest wastewater system.

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