Home News List Show : All News Main Business License Environment and Sustainability IT In The News Main - Oct 07, 2022 The Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival Returns Tickets on sale now for the three-day festival Oct. 7-9. Read More Main - Sep 28, 2022 Cadwallader Middle School's Angel Wings Project to be on Exhibit October 1 The 1 October tribute by art students will be on display until 12 p.m. following Saturday's Remembrance Ceremony. Read More Main - Sep 27, 2022 1 October Sunrise Remembrance Set for 5th Anniversary of Shooting The Remembrance Ceremony will be carried live on Clark County Television, CCTV 4 and County social media platforms. Read More Main - Sep 26, 2022 Applicants Sought for Town Advisory Boards, Citizens Advisory Councils The County is seeking applicants for Town Advisory Boards and Citizens Advisory Councils. Read More Main - Sep 22, 2022 Information About Ballot Questions Heading to Voters Information about ballot questions on the 2022 general election ballot is heading to voters this week. Read More Main - Sep 21, 2022 Due Date for 1 October Memorial Creative Expressions Submissions Extended to Oct. 31 The public is invited to share ideas for a 1 October memorial or any form of creativity made in response to the tragedy. Read More Main - Sep 19, 2022 Commissioners Open New Bridge on Eastside Commissioners Gibson and Segerblom opened a new bridge in East Las Vegas on Sept. 19. Read More Main - Sep 16, 2022 County Hosts 1 October Remembrance Exhibits at Museum, Government Center The Clark County Museum's "5 Years Later: Remembering 1 October & Becoming Vegas Stronger" exhibit runs through January. Read More Main - Sep 14, 2022 Officials to Celebrate Opening of Clark County Fire Station 35 in Summerlin Fire Station 35 will serve the surrounding area of Flamingo Road & Hualapai Way in the southwest Las Vegas Valley. Read More Main - Sep 08, 2022 Welcome Sign Goes Purple for Suicide Prevention Month Commissioners turn Welcome sign purple for Suicide Prevention Month. Read More Main - Sep 06, 2022 In Historic First, Commissioners Approve $120 million for 3,100 Homes for Families, Seniors Commissioners approve $120 million to support development of 3,100 homes for low-income residents. Read More Main - Sep 05, 2022 Clark County Manager Yolanda King to Retire After 33 Years of Service Clark County Manager Yolanda King today announced her retirement after 33 years of service to Clark County. Read More Main - Aug 25, 2022 September is Emergency Preparedness Month Learn about the Southern Nevada Community Preparedness App and other key preparedness resources for you and your family. Read More Main - Aug 15, 2022 Those Wishing to Operate a Short-term Rental May Apply Starting Sept.13 Read More Main - Aug 04, 2022 Crossing Guards Needed for New School Year There are more than 80 jobs open for school crossing guards and recruitment will be on going through the school year. Read More Main - Jul 20, 2022 Help Keep Clark County Clean This Flood Season The public is reminded that trash, debris left on streets, public areas can wind up in Lake Mead during flood season. Read More Main - Jul 19, 2022 Water Safety Focus of Event Water safety along the Colorado River this summer focus of message from local officials Read More Main - Jul 18, 2022 Clark County Launches 1 October Memorial Gallery Public Invited to View Submissions, Submit Their Own Read More Main - Jul 18, 2022 Clark County Mails Initial Real Property Tax Bills Clark County residents are receiving their initial tax bills in the mail. Read More Main - Jun 30, 2022 Public Invited to Submit Ideas for 1 October `Memorial to Remember' The 1 October Memorial Committee invites the public to submit ideas for a memorial, get involved in development process. Read More Main - Jun 27, 2022 Residents Asked to Eliminate Green Pools to Help `Fight the Bite' During Mosquito Season Green pools are a health hazard that can be reported online to FixIt Clark County at https://tinyurl.com/35fmza5j. Read More Main - Jun 22, 2022 Clark County Offers Resources to Help Understand Ordinance on Short-Term Rentals The Commissioners adopted an ordinance to regulate short-term rentals on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. Read More Main - Jun 16, 2022 Area Harbors Offering Summer Support to Families, Youth Families and youth in need of counseling, tutoring & other support can reach out to the Harbor for help: (702) 455-6912. Read More Main - Jun 01, 2022 ´Cultures of Las Vegas: The Filipinos' Debuts on County TV, Podcast, Social Media This special interview celebrates the life and culture of Filipino people in the Las Vegas Valley Read More Main - May 17, 2022 Clark County Appoints New Chief Information Officer The Clark County Commission today ratified the appointment of Bob C. Leek as the County's new Chief Information Officer. Read More Main - May 16, 2022 Recorder's Office Selected as Finalist for Good Government Award The Recorder's Office interactive kiosk project is a finalist for the NV Taxpayer's Association Good Government Award. Read More Main - May 11, 2022 ´Cultures of Las Vegas: The Thais' Plays Throughout Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Read More Main - May 11, 2022 Clark County Receives Three Achievement Awards from National Association of Counties Read More Main - May 03, 2022 May Through October is Wildfire Awareness Season Clark County is asking the public to work with local, state and federal agencies to help prevent wildfires. Read More Main - Apr 20, 2022 Clark County Commission Quadruples Size of Paradise Palms Historic Designation The historic status granted to 216 mid-century homes of the Paradise Palms neighborhood five years ago. Read More Main - Apr 19, 2022 District Attorney Family Support Sets a New National Record The Nevada Child Support Program is now ranked 7th in the nation among all states and territories. Read More Main - Apr 04, 2022 Clark County Building Official Appointed Jim Gerren has been appointed as the Clark County Building Official and director of the County's Building Department. Read More Main - Mar 07, 2022 Small Businesses, Nonprofits Encouraged to Take Survey The County wants your feedback to help develop programs that invest in local businesses and nonprofits Read More Main - Feb 19, 2022 Ground Broken on Affordable Housing Project for Seniors Read More Main - Feb 17, 2022 Buildings & Transportation Account for Most Greenhouse Gas Emissions Read More Main - Jan 18, 2022 County Commission Ratifies Appointment of Director of the Office of Traffic Safety Read More Main - Jan 11, 2022 Commission Approves $71.5 Million in Grant Funding for COVID Recovery Services The County Commission approved $71.5 million in grants to agencies helping community members overcome COVID-19 impacts. Read More Main - Jan 11, 2022 Clark County Announces New County Counsel Read More Main - Dec 28, 2021 Make Emergency Preparedness a Family Priority Emergencies by nature are unpredictable. Here are some preparedness tips that work year round. Read More Main - Dec 21, 2021 Gibson Named Clark County Commission Chairman; Jones Selected as Vice Chairman Commissioners Gibson and Jones selected by peers to lead board for next two years. Read More Main - Sep 09, 2021 Going All-In on Electric Vehicles Clark County Fleet Will Be 100 Percent Electric by 2050. Read More Main - Sep 01, 2021 Paradise Palms Street Sign Toppers Unveiled Paradise Palms historic neighborhood first to receive landmark street signs Read More Environment and Sustainability - Jun 02, 2021 Clark County realizes the value of Adobe Sign to deliver outstanding services to residents, visitors, and businesses Read More Main - Aug 10, 2020 COVID-19 Get testing and vaccination information Read More
