Las Vegas, NV

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency will discuss a reimbursement agreement with Third Street, Inc. for adaptive reuse improvements. The body will also consider approving the minutes from the October 7, 2026 meeting.

• Possible action on a $4,200,000 reimbursement agreement for adaptive reuse at 814 South Third Street (RA-27-2026)

City Council

The City Council will discuss a one-year collective bargaining agreement with the Las Vegas Peace Officers Association and a $3 million donation for a veterans memorial. The body is also considering updates to parking requirements and mobile food vendor regulations.

• Acceptance of $3,000,000 State of Nevada donation for Nevada State Veterans Memorial at 6105 North Durango Drive
• Proposed $2,416,345 collective bargaining agreement with Las Vegas Peace Officers Association
• Allocation of up to $1,750,000 for 173 apartment units at 930 Morgan Avenue
• Bill No. 2026-34 to update minimum and maximum parking requirements
• Settlement with Albertsons allocating $378,224.30 to the City for opioid recoveries

Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission will receive reports on park maintenance, recreation center updates, and public safety data regarding arrests and citations at city facilities. The body may also take action to approve the 2027 meeting schedule.

• Department of Public Safety report on arrests, citations, and calls for service at city facilities and parks
• Park maintenance updates from Parks and Grounds Maintenance Manager Steve Glimp
• Recreation and center updates from Recreation Manager Lisa Tovar
• Possible action to set the 2027 meeting schedule

Senior Citizens Advisory Board

The Senior Citizens Advisory Board will meet to discuss the purpose and expectations of the board and its members. The meeting includes reports on senior issues from the Department of Neighborhood Services and board members.

• Discussion on the purpose and expectations of the Senior Citizens Advisory Board
• Report by Gregory Gray on senior issues from the Department of Neighborhood Services
• Board member reports on senior issues and events within Council wards
• Discussion on future meeting topics and next steps

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss funding for a federal grant match and a National Register nomination. The body will also receive status reports on local historic sites and recent professional conferences.

• Possible approval of $13,333 in funds as a match for a federal grant to study the Arts District
• Possible approval of the first draft National Register of Historic Places nomination for Johnny Tocco’s Ringside Boxing Gym at 9 West Charleston Boulevard
• Status report on the Huntridge Theatre at 1208 East Charleston Boulevard
• Possible approval of letters to Nevada's congressional delegation regarding Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act

The Historic Preservation Commission approved $13,333 to match a federal grant for a consultant to study the Arts District. The board also approved a National Register nomination draft for Johnny Tocco’s Ringside Boxing Gym and letters to Congress regarding the National Historic Preservation Act.

• Approved $13,333 match for federal grant for Arts District historic context consultant (9-0)
• Approved first draft of National Register nomination for Johnny Tocco’s Ringside Boxing Gym (9-0)
• Approved letters to Nevada's congressional delegation regarding Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (8-0)
• Approved September 23, 2026 meeting minutes (9-0)

Board of Civil Service Trustees

The Board of Civil Service Trustees will meet to discuss certifying eligible lists for several city positions. The board will also consider certifying classification specifications for various technical and marshal roles.

• Certification of Eligible Lists for Lead Court Clerk, Municipal Court Training Specialist, Planner I (X), and Technical Systems Analyst
• Certification of Classification Specifications for Deputy City Marshal, Case Manager, Senior Logistics Technician, and Traffic Systems Technician Trainee/Traffic Systems Technician
• Approval of October 14, 2026 meeting minutes

The Board of Civil Service Trustees approved the minutes from the October 14, 2026 meeting. The Board also certified eligible lists for four positions and approved classification specifications for four job titles.

• Approved minutes of the October 14, 2026 meeting (3-0)
• Certified eligible lists for Lead Court Clerk, Municipal Court Training Specialist, Planner I (X), and Technical Systems Analyst (3-0)
• Certified classification specifications for Deputy City Marshal, Case Manager, Senior Logistics Technician, and Traffic Systems Technician Trainee/Traffic Systems Technician (3-0)

Citizens Advisory Committee to the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency

The Citizens Advisory Committee to the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency will meet to review reports from Redevelopment Manager Tracy Reich. Key discussions include the status of Opportunity Zones 2.0 nominations, the history of agency incentives, and updates on redevelopment projects, including the newly established Redevelopment Area 3 and the downtown assemblage. The committee will also vote to approve the final minutes from its July 28, 2026, regular meeting.

• Report on Opportunity Zones 2.0 nominations
• Report on history of incentives allocated by the Redevelopment Agency
• Status updates on Redevelopment Area 3 and the downtown assemblage
• Approval of Final Minutes from July 28, 2026, regular meeting

The Citizens Advisory Committee to the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency approved the minutes from its July 28, 2026 regular meeting. The committee also received informational reports from Redevelopment Manager Tracy Reich regarding Opportunity Zones 2.0 nominations, past incentive allocations, and redevelopment area project updates.

• Approved the Final Minutes of the Regular Meeting of July 28, 2026 (7-0)

Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Board

The Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Board will meet to discuss its current statutory authority and how 2027 legislative priorities align with its mission. The board may also act to approve minutes from the September 10, 2026, meeting.

• Approval of September 10, 2026, meeting minutes
• Discussion of statutory authority and 2027 legislative priorities
• Discussion of topics for future agenda items

The Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Board met on October 22, 2026. The board approved the minutes from their September 10, 2026, meeting and held discussions regarding statutory authority and future agenda items.

• Approved September 10, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider several high-value contracts for security and infrastructure, including a sewer rehabilitation project and inmate medical services. The body will also discuss disciplinary action for a local business and ordinances creating a Special Improvement District for Summerlin Village 28A.

• Award of Bid No. 26.MWA222.C1-SK for sewer rehabilitation to Las Vegas Paving Corporation for $7,342,105
• Award of Contract No. 250246-SK for inmate medical services to NaphCare Nevada, LLC not to exceed $9,800,000 annually
• Security services contracts for facilities, parking, and neighborhood services totaling up to $7,500,000 annually
• Ordinances (Bill Nos. 2026-37, 38, 39) creating Special Improvement District No. 820 (Summerlin Village 28A)
• Public hearings for special use permits and sign reviews at 650 East Bonanza Road, 369 North 13th Street, and 2008 Highland Avenue

The City Council approved several residential and commercial development projects, including a 97-lot subdivision and various sign variances. The council also awarded multiple security and infrastructure contracts and approved the implementation of the City of Las Vegas 2050 Master Plan.

• Approved $7.3M sewer rehabilitation contract to Las Vegas Paving Corporation (7-0)
• Approved $9.8M annual inmate medical services contract to NaphCare Nevada, LLC (7-0)
• Approved 97-lot single-family attached residential subdivision at Shaumber & La Mancha (7-0)
• Approved implementation of the City of Las Vegas 2050 Master Plan (7-0)
• Approved 57-lot single-family residential subdivision at Deer Springs Way and Oso Blanca Road (7-0)
• Approved disciplinary action complaint and set 11/4/2026 hearing for Naakiti Floral Design, Inc. (7-0)
• Approved appointment of Dedra Edmond-Drew to the Citizens Advisory Committee to the RDA (7-0)
• Approved Special Improvement District No. 820 for Summerlin Village 28A (7-0)

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency will discuss two possible actions in Redevelopment Area 2. These include a visual improvement agreement and an exclusive negotiation agreement for specific properties in Ward 1.

• Proposed CVIP Agreement with Lazarou Real Estate, LLC at 1701 South Decatur Boulevard (Not-to-Exceed $29,500)
• Proposed Exclusive Negotiation Agreement (ENA) with Nevada Health and Bioscience Asset Corporation at the southwest corner of Charleston Boulevard and Interstate 15

The Redevelopment Agency approved a Commercial Visual Improvement Program agreement for a property on South Decatur Boulevard. The Agency also authorized an Exclusive Negotiation Agreement for property at the southwest corner of Charleston Boulevard and Interstate 15.

• Approved CVIP Agreement with Lazarou Real Estate, LLC at 1701 South Decatur Boulevard (Not-to-Exceed $29,500) (7-0)
• Approved Exclusive Negotiation Agreement with Nevada Health and Bioscience Asset Corporation for property at Charleston Boulevard and Interstate 15 (7-0)

Youth Leadership Advisory Council

The council will discuss community service initiatives, partnership opportunities, and the Youth as Solutions initiative. Members will also receive reports on the annual report to the City Council and YNAPP grants.

• Possible action to approve September 15, 2026 meeting minutes
• Report on the annual report to the City Council
• Discussion on community service initiatives and partnership opportunities
• Report on Youth Neighborhood Association Partnership Program (YNAPP) grants
• Discussion on the Youth as Solutions initiative

Recommending Committee

The Recommending Committee will consider several bills for potential recommendation to the City Council. Key items include updates to city-wide parking requirements and the creation of a Special Improvement District for infrastructure projects.

• Bill No. 2026-34: Updates minimum and maximum parking requirements and adds bicycle parking standards
• Bill No. 2026-35: Updates licensing fees for Transfer and Storage Companies and Security Services
• Bill No. 2026-36: Amends outdoor dining rules in Downtown Las Vegas Overlay District and updates form-based code zoning
• Bill No. 2026-37: Creates Special Improvement District No. 820 (Summerlin Village 28A) for street, sewer, drainage, and water projects
• Bill No. 2026-39: Authorizes the issuance and sale of Local Improvement Bonds, Series 2026 for Special Improvement District No. 820

The Las Vegas Recommending Committee approved minutes from the September 14, 2026 meeting and recommended several bills for approval. Actions included updating minimum parking requirements and adding bicycle standards, amending licensing fees for transfer, storage, and security services, updating form-based code zoning rules for outdoor dining and specific uses, and creating Special Improvement District No. 820 (Summerlin Village 28A) along with its associated assessments and bond issuance.

• Approved minutes of the September 14, 2026 meeting (3-0)
• Approved Bill No. 2026-34 updating minimum parking requirements, adding a maximum parking cap, and adding bicycle parking standards as Do Pass with a First Amendment (3-0)
• Approved Bill No. 2026-35 amending fees for Transfer and Storage Companies and Security Services licensing categories as Do Pass (3-0)
• Approved Bill No. 2026-36 amending Form-Based Code rules for outdoor dining in the Downtown Las Vegas Overlay District and expanding certain land uses as Do Pass (3-0)
• Approved Bill No. 2026-37 creating Special Improvement District No. 820 (Summerlin Village 28A) for street, sewer, drainage, and water projects as Do Pass (3-0)
• Approved Bill No. 2026-38 assessing local improvement costs against benefited property in Special Improvement District No. 820 as Do Pass (3-0)
• Approved Bill No. 2026-39 authorizing the issuance and sale of Special Improvement District No. 820 Local Improvement Bonds, Series 2026, as Do Pass (3-0)

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will discuss the addition and removal of artwork from the City of Las Vegas permanent collection. The meeting includes reports on cultural initiatives and a presentation from the State of Nevada Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs.

• Possible action to accession expired loaned artwork into the permanent collection
• Possible action to remove expired loaned artwork from the collection
• Possible action to deaccession damaged or missing artwork
• Possible action to deaccession posters and reproductions of artwork
• Presentation on Nevada Arts Council and Travel Nevada initiatives

The Arts Commission approved the accession of expired loaned artwork into the city's permanent collection. The commission also approved the deaccession of expired loaned artwork, damaged or missing pieces, and posters and reproductions.

• Approved September 17, 2026 meeting minutes (10-0)
• Approved accession of expired loaned artwork into permanent collection (9-0)
• Approved deaccession of expired loaned artwork (9-0)
• Approved deaccession of damaged or missing artwork (9-0)
• Approved deaccession of posters and reproductions (9-0)

Board of Civil Service Trustees

The Board of Civil Service Trustees will meet to discuss the certification and extension of various employment eligible lists. The board may also approve the minutes from the September 23, 2026, meeting.

• Certification of eligible lists for Fire Investigations Captain, Fire Investigator (X), Engineering Associate, Payroll Assistant, Sr Recreation Leader, and Traffic Systems Technician Trainee (X)
• Extension of eligible lists for Corrections Lieutenant, Heavy Equipment Operator, Laboratory Quality Assurance Officer, and Plant Operator I (X)

The Board of Civil Service Trustees approved the certification of six new eligible lists for various city positions. Additionally, the Board voted to extend four existing eligible lists for promotional and open positions.

• Approved September 23, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Certified six new eligible lists (4-0)
• Extended four existing eligible lists (4-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several land use entitlement projects, including commercial subdivisions and mixed-use developments. The body will also hear requests for variances regarding residential accessory structures and a rezoning request for a 19.14-acre property on Ann Road.

• Proposed one-lot commercial subdivision on 1.67 acres at Las Vegas Boulevard and Park Paseo
• Special use permit for a 31,313 square-foot golf clubhouse at Sunset Drift Trail and Astra Canyon Drive
• Proposed two-story mixed-use development with 16 residential units on Rancho Drive
• Rezoning of 19.14 acres on Ann Road from Residence Estates to Single Family Residential-Restricted
• Petition to vacate sewer and drainage easements on 1.82 acres at Wellness Way and Tonopah Drive

The Planning Commission approved several land use requests, including a 56-lot subdivision on Ann Road and a 30-lot subdivision on Radley Avenue. The board also approved a new college development at Bonanza and Pecos Roads and a banquet facility on North Eastern Avenue. Several other items were held in abeyance until November 10, 2026.

• Approved 56-lot residential subdivision on Ann Road and Alpine Ridge (6-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved 16,548 sq ft college development at Bonanza and Pecos Roads (7-0)
• Approved banquet facility at 540 North Eastern Avenue (6-0, 1 did not vote)
• Approved 30-lot residential subdivision on Radley Avenue (7-0)
• Approved 18-lot residential subdivision on Hualapai Way (6-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved 25-lot residential attached subdivision at Trails End and Alpine Ridge (7-0)
• Denied used motor vehicle sales permit at 1961 East Charleston Boulevard (7-0)
• Approved 2,800 sq ft alcohol use at 2341 North Rainbow Boulevard (7-0)

Audit Oversight Committee

The Audit Oversight Committee will discuss an audit of management controls over bus passes at the Las Vegas Municipal Court. The body will also review current staffing, active audits, and the status of issued audit recommendations.

• Audit of Las Vegas Municipal Court - Management Controls Over Bus Passes (MC007-2627-01)
• Update on issued Audit Recommendations
• Report on current staffing
• Report on current audits
• Determination of 2027 quarterly meeting dates

The committee accepted an audit report regarding management controls over bus passes at the Las Vegas Municipal Court. Members also approved the 2027 quarterly meeting dates and the minutes from the July 20, 2026 meeting.

• Approved July 20, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved 2027 quarterly meeting dates (4-0)
• Accepted Audit of Las Vegas Municipal Court - Management Controls Over Bus Passes (MC007-2627-01) (5-0)
• Accepted update report on issued Audit Recommendations (5-0)

Building and Safety Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee

The Building and Safety Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee meets Oct. 8, 2026, to hear reports from Building and Safety Manager Gerald Grolemund on the Enterprise Fund budget for fiscal years 2026 and 2027, projects affecting Building & Safety Division resources, and an update to the Enterprise Fund Fee Study. The committee may also approve minutes from its April 13, 2026 meeting and elect a chair. David Cross of Las Vegas Fire & Rescue will report on fire sprinkler inspections, plan reviews and fees that could affect the fund. No specific dollar amounts or project names appear in the agenda.

• Possible action to approve final minutes of the April 13, 2026 regular meeting
• Discussion and possible action on electing a committee chair
• Report on the Enterprise Fund budget for FY2026 and an update for FY2027
• Report on an update to the Enterprise Fund Fee Study
• Fire & Rescue report on fire sprinkler inspections, plan reviews and fees

The committee approved the minutes from the April 13, 2026 meeting and elected a new Chair. Several reports were presented regarding the Enterprise Fund budget and fee study, but no further actions were taken.

• Approved Final Minutes of April 13, 2026 meeting (5-0)
• Appointed Vincent Tatum as Chair (5-0)

Redevelopment Agency

The Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency meets October 7, 2026 to consider four action items in Redevelopment Area 1, including a food hall license agreement, two Commercial Visual Improvement Program agreements, and a tenant-improvement reimbursement agreement. The remaining agenda is procedural: call to order, open meeting law announcement, public comment, conflict-of-interest disclosures under NRS 279.454, and approval of minutes from the August 19, 2026 meeting. All dollar figures listed are not-to-exceed amounts from the RDA Special Revenue Fund; no final decisions are recorded in this agenda.

• Food Hall Stall License Agreement with Raw LLC dba Gritz Café Express for stall two at The Good Word Food Hall, 1122 D Street (Ward 5)
• RA-24-2026: CVIP Agreement with FBGM Investments, LLC at 319 South 3rd Street, not-to-exceed $50,000 (Ward 3)
• RA-25-2026: CVIP Agreement with STICKY IX LLC and Enabler, LLC at 30 West Imperial Avenue, not-to-exceed $50,000 (Ward 3)
• RA-26-2026: Agency Reimbursement Agreement with VGH Group 2 LLC for tenant improvements at 1421 South Casino Center Boulevard, Suite 120, not-to-exceed $500,000 (Ward 3)
• Approval of final minutes from the Regular Redevelopment Agency Meeting of August 19, 2026

The Redevelopment Agency approved a food hall stall license and three funding agreements for commercial improvements and tenant reimbursements. All items passed with unanimous 7-0 votes.

• Approved Food Hall Stall License Agreement with Raw LLC dba Gritz Café Express (7-0)
• Approved CVIP Agreement with FBGM Investments, LLC not-to-exceed $50,000 (7-0)
• Approved CVIP Agreement with STICKY IX LLC and Enabler, LLC not-to-exceed $50,000 (7-0)
• Approved Agency Reimbursement Agreement with VGH Group 2 LLC not-to-exceed $500,000 (7-0)
• Approved August 19, 2026 meeting minutes (7-0)

City Council

The Las Vegas City Council meets October 7, 2026 to act on a large consent agenda and several discussion items. Major spending includes calendar year 2027 health, dental, life, disability, and vision insurance premiums totaling about $36.6 million, a jail management system contract up to $1,452,208, and multiple road, flood, and traffic projects. The council will also hold public hearings on leases at the Arts District Garage and the Civic Center Office Building, and consider an appeal of $106,000 in civil penalties for short-term rental violations at 3665 North Campbell Road.

• Health insurance premium rates for 2027 with Health Plan of Nevada and Sierra Health and Life: $32,619,692
• Jail Management System contract No. 240269-MC to ARMS PURCHASECO INC DBA END2END PUBLIC SAFETY LLC, not-to-exceed $1,452,208
• Appeal of $106,000 in civil penalties for short-term rental violations at 3665 North Campbell Road (owner John Lucchesi)
• Speed limit changes: Hualapai Way from 25 to 35 MPH; Pecos Road from 45 to 35 MPH
• Grant of up to $100,000 to Vegas Strong Fund for the Forever One Memorial honoring the October 1, 2017 Route 91 Harvest Festival tragedy

The City Council approved several public works contracts, including a $1.45M jail management system and $1.52M for storm drain construction. The Council also approved two retail and office leases and authorized a $100,000 grant to the Vegas Strong Fund.

• Approved $1.45M jail management system contract (7-0)
• Approved $1.52M Meadows-Charleston Storm Drain funding increase (7-0)
• Approved $100,000 grant to Vegas Strong Fund (7-0)
• Approved lease for retail space at Arts District Garage to VGH Group 2 LLC (7-0)
• Approved lease for office space at 70 Bonneville Avenue to UNLV (7-0)
• Approved five-unit multifamily residential development at 617 North 10th Street (7-0)
• Approved 2027 health insurance premium rates of $32.6M (7-0)
• Approved First Amendment to Interlocal Agreement with Clark County (7-0)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission meets October 6, 2026 at 4:00 PM at the Civic Center Building A, 525 S. Main St. The only item listed for possible action besides approving the September 1, 2026 minutes is a request to plant a commemorative tree for Shelly Hayden in Providence Park, at the southwest corner of Hualapai Way and Grand Teton Drive (Ward 6). The rest of the agenda is reports: Public Safety on arrests, citations, and calls for service at city facilities and parks; park maintenance updates; recreation and center updates; and CAPRA accreditation. Public comment is scheduled twice, and the meeting ends with adjournment.

• Possible action on a request to plant a commemorative tree for Shelly Hayden in Providence Park, southwest corner of Hualapai Way and Grand Teton Drive (Ward 6)
• Possible action to approve the Final Minutes by reference of the Regular Meeting of September 1, 2026
• Report by the Department of Public Safety on arrests, citations, and calls for service at City facilities and parks
• Reports on park maintenance, recreation and center updates, and CAPRA accreditation
• Two public comment periods: one limited to agenda action items, one on matters within the Commission's jurisdiction

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission approved a request to plant a commemorative tree for Shelly Hayden in Providence Park. The commission also approved the minutes from the September 1, 2026 meeting.

• Approved planting a commemorative tree for Shelly Hayden in Providence Park (11-0)
• Approved September 1, 2026 meeting minutes (10-0-1)

Senior Citizens Advisory Board

The Senior Citizens Advisory Board meets Oct. 1, 2026 at 1:00 PM in the Civic Center Building A public meeting room. The only action item is approval of the final minutes from the Sept. 3, 2026 regular meeting. The rest of the agenda is reports and discussion: the Older Adults Home Modification Program, senior issues received by the Department of Neighborhood Services, board member ward updates, and future meeting topics. No ordinances, contracts, or fee changes appear on this agenda.

• Possible action to approve final minutes of the Sept. 3, 2026 regular meeting
• Report by Pat Petrie, Community Resources Manager, on the Older Adults Home Modification Program (All Wards)
• Report by Gregory Gray, Management Analyst I, on senior issues received by the Department of Neighborhood Services (All Wards)
• Board member reports on senior issues and events in their Council wards and at large
• Discussion of next steps and future meeting topics for the Board

The board approved the final minutes from the September 3, 2026, regular meeting. Other agenda items consisted of reports and discussions with no recorded actions.

• Approved Final Minutes of September 3, 2026 meeting (6-0)

Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial

The Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial will consider funding $95,856.45 for rooftop safety guards at the Historic Fifth Street School, hear a final report on the 110 Acres documentary, and discuss a future strategic plan and grant guidelines. The agenda also includes routine items such as approving minutes, a budget report, and public comment periods.

• Possible action on $95,856.45 for rooftop safety guards at Historic Fifth Street School, 401 South 4th Street (Ward 3)
• Final report on 110 Acres documentary about the 1905 Las Vegas land auction
• Discussion on future strategic plan and updates to grant guidelines
• Report on FY2027 budget for the Commission
• Approval of minutes from July 27, 2026 meeting

The Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial approved the minutes of its July 27, 2026 regular meeting and voted to strike a proposed $95,856.45 allocation to the City of Las Vegas Department of Public Works for rooftop safety guards at the Historic Fifth Street School, 401 South 4th Street. It also approved authorizing staff to send commissioners a questionnaire on October 5, 2026, due back October 12, 2026, surveying tentative priority projects and funding goals for a future strategic plan and grant guideline updates. Reports were received on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, the 110 Acres documentary film, and the City's Strategic Plan; no other action items were recorded.

• Approved minutes of the July 27, 2026 regular meeting (10-0, 5 excused)
• Struck $95,856.45 in funding to Public Works for rooftop safety guards at the Historic Fifth Street School, 401 South 4th Street (11-0, 4 excused)
• Approved authorizing staff to send a commissioner questionnaire on 10/5/2026 with a 10/12/2026 response deadline on priority projects and funding goals (11-0, 4 excused)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider approving two travel expenditures: $16,400 for members and staff to attend a Nevada State Historic Preservation Office training program, and up to $2,000 for the Historic Preservation Officer to attend a national conference in Utah. The commission will also discuss proposed revisions to federal Section 106 regulations and receive department reports. The agenda is largely administrative, with no rezoning or ordinance actions.

• Possible approval of $16,400 in HPC funds for CAMP training, September 24-26, 2026
• Possible approval of up to $2,000 for Historic Preservation Officer to attend Old Spanish Trail National Conference in Kanab, Utah, October 15-18, 2026
• Discussion of proposed revisions to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act regulations
• Approval of minutes from the August 26, 2026 regular meeting
• Reports on director's updates, project update list, and historic/archaeological resources in local media

The Historic Preservation Commission approved three funding items: $16,400 for members and staff to attend the Nevada SHPO CAMP training, up to $2,000 for the Historic Preservation Officer to attend the Old Spanish Trail National Conference, and the August 26, 2026 meeting minutes. All approvals passed unanimously with no opposing votes. The commission also discussed proposed revisions to Section 106 regulations and received reports on director updates, project updates, and media coverage of historic resources, but took no action on those items.

• Approved $16,400 for HPC members and staff to attend SHPO CAMP training (8-0)
• Approved up to $2,000 for Historic Preservation Officer to attend Old Spanish Trail National Conference (9-0)
• Approved August 26, 2026 meeting minutes (8-0)

Board of Civil Service Trustees

The Board of Civil Service Trustees will meet to approve minutes, certify eligible lists for several open job classifications, certify classification specifications for two coordinator roles, and consider placing an individual on a rehire list. Public comment is limited to agenda items.

• Certify eligible lists for Business Licensing Auditor, Deputy City Marshal - CLS, Engineering Technician, Network Administration Specialist, Parking Services Technician, and Underground Utility Technician
• Certify classification specifications for Assistant Terminal Agency Coordinator (X) and Terminal Agency Coordinator (X)
• Approve request to place Yoanna Alvarez Lopez on rehire list for Legal Technician I (X), City Attorney's Office
• Approve minutes of September 9, 2026 regular meeting

The Board of Civil Service Trustees approved the minutes from the September 9, 2026, meeting. They also certified six new eligible lists for various city positions and approved updated classification specifications for Terminal Agency Coordinator roles. Additionally, the Board approved placing Yoanna Alvarez Lopez on the rehire list for the City Attorney’s Office.

• Approved September 9, 2026, meeting minutes (4-0)
• Certified six eligible lists for city positions (4-0)
• Approved classification specifications for Terminal Agency Coordinator roles (4-0)
• Approved rehire list placement for Yoanna Alvarez Lopez (4-0)

Arts Commission

The Las Vegas Arts Commission is meeting to approve June meeting minutes, hear reports on cultural events and current initiatives, and receive a financial update on the Percent for the Arts Fund. The commission will also discuss and possibly approve new projects for review, and hold its annual election of officers. Public comment is limited to agenda items or matters within the commission's jurisdiction.

• Approval of Final Minutes from June 18, 2026 regular meeting
• Report on Percent for the Arts Fund financial status
• Discussion and possible action on new projects for Arts Commission approval
• Annual election of officers
• Discussion of future agenda topics

The Arts Commission approved a slate of new projects and elected its leadership for the upcoming term. The commission also approved the minutes from its June 18, 2026, meeting.

• Approved June 18, 2026, meeting minutes (11-0)
• Approved new projects for review (11-0)
• Elected Carmen Beals as Chair (11-0)
• Elected Terry Chi as Vice Chair (11-0)
• Elected Craig Galati as Second Vice Chair (11-0)

City Council

The Las Vegas City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with routine approvals and several discussion items, including public hearings on rezonings, a lease to the Las Vegas Philharmonic, and an appeal of a $41,500 lien for illegal short-term rental violations. Notable actions include awarding contracts for garage repairs, meal services, and fitness equipment, as well as approving interlocal agreements for water conservation and flood control. The agenda also includes bills for adoption, such as updates to street performer rules and civil fine language.

• Contract No. 260073-JG: City Centre Garage Repairs, $1,109,800 to Structural Preservation Systems
• Contract No. 260207-SV: Meal Services for RCC, $550,237.50 annually, total $2,751,187.50 to Culinary Academy
• Rezoning 26-0256-ZON1: 360 Shadow Lane from R-1 to P-O, 0.59 acres
• Appeal of $41,500 lien for short-term rental violations at 8223 Hydra Lane
• Lease of 1,759 sq ft at Fifth Street School to Las Vegas Philharmonic for less than fair market value

The City Council approved multiple contracts for city services, including garage repairs, fitness equipment, and meal services. Several land use entitlements, rezonings, and special use permits were approved, while other items were held in abeyance or stricken from the agenda. The Council also ratified the appointment of Michael Cunningham as the new Public Works Director.

• Ratified Michael Cunningham as Public Works Director ($215,000)
• Awarded $1.1M contract for City Centre Garage repairs
• Awarded $1.36M contract for National Fitness Campaign equipment
• Approved $2.75M meal services contract for Neighborhood Services
• Approved $1M funding for Recuperative Care Center expansion
• Approved $177,671 rebate for Cragin Park conservation easement
• Approved $66,560 rebate for Lorenzi Park conservation easement
• Approved $29,260 rebate for Veterans Memorial Community Center easement

Youth Leadership Advisory Council

The Youth Leadership Advisory Council will meet to elect a Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary. Members will also discuss council responsibilities, reporting requirements, and potential partner organizations for outreach.

• Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary
• Approval of April 21, 2026, meeting minutes
• Establishment of a Reporting Subcommittee
• Development of a partner organization list for outreach
• Report on council membership and vacancies

The Council approved the April 21, 2026, meeting minutes and established a new Reporting Subcommittee. New leadership was elected via hand tally, including Ethan Cohen as Chair.

• Approved April 21, 2026, meeting minutes (14-0)
• Elected Ethan Cohen as Chair via hand tally
• Elected Emilia Tsai as Vice-Chair via hand tally
• Elected Anara Minnalez as Secretary via hand tally
• Approved establishing the Reporting Subcommittee (14-0)
• Appointed five members to the Reporting Subcommittee (14-0)

Recommending Committee

The Las Vegas Recommending Committee will hear public input and may recommend action on two proposed ordinances: one clarifying zoning terms and lighting standards, and another clarifying how civil fines are assessed. The committee may also approve minutes from the prior meeting.

• Bill 2026-32: Amends LVMC Title 19 to clarify 'General Plan', 'by right', and commercial/residential lighting standards
• Bill 2026-33: Amends LVMC Chapter 6.02 to clarify civil fine assessment language
• Approval of August 31, 2026 meeting minutes

The Recommending Committee approved the August 31, 2026 minutes and voted 3-0 to advance two bills as "Do Pass." Bill No. 2026-32 would amend LVMC Title 19 to clarify the meaning of "General Plan" and "by right" and provisions on commercial and residential lighting standards. Bill No. 2026-33 would amend LVMC Chapter 6.02 to clarify existing language on how civil fines are assessed. Both were proposed by Seth T. Floyd, Executive Director of Community Development. The minutes record no other substantive decisions.

• Approved the August 31, 2026 Recommending Committee minutes by reference (3-0)
• Bill No. 2026-32, amending LVMC Title 19 on "General Plan," "by right," and lighting standards, approved as Do Pass (3-0)
• Bill No. 2026-33, amending LVMC Chapter 6.02 on assessment of civil fines, approved as Do Pass (3-0)

Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Board

The Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Board will meet to approve minutes from May 28, 2026, and receive a presentation on the Marble Manor redevelopment initiative, including community contractor involvement and the CNI/HUD funding stack. The board will also discuss potential future agenda items and take public comment.

• Presentation on Marble Manor redevelopment updates and community contractor involvement
• Overview of CNI (Choice Neighborhoods Initiative) and HUD funding stack for the project
• Approval of final minutes from May 28, 2026 regular meeting
• Discussion of future agenda items (no action)

The Southern Nevada Enterprise Community Board approved the final minutes of its May 28, 2026 regular meeting by a 5-0 vote, with three members excused. The meeting also included a presentation on the Marble Manor redevelopment initiative and a discussion of future agenda items, but no other formal decisions were made.

• Approved final minutes of May 28, 2026 regular meeting (5-0)

Board of Civil Service Trustees

The Board of Civil Service Trustees will consider approving minutes, certifying eligible lists for seven job classifications, extending seven other eligible lists, and certifying classification specifications for Locksmith I and II. Public comment is limited to agenda items. This is a routine personnel administration meeting.

• Certify eligible lists: Building Services Electrician, Equipment Operator I/II, Homeless Services Technician, Recreation Coordinator, Sr GIS Analyst, Sr Inclusion Recreation Leader
• Extend eligible lists: Buyer, Fire Communications Specialist, Materials Management Supervisor, Motor Sweeper Operator, Right-of-Way Agent, Sr Human Resources Technician, Sr Technical Systems Analyst
• Certify classification specifications for Locksmith I and Locksmith II
• Approve minutes of August 26, 2026 regular meeting

The Board of Civil Service Trustees unanimously approved all action items on the agenda. It certified eligible lists for seven job classifications, extended eligible lists for seven others, and certified classification specifications for Locksmith I and II. The board also approved the minutes from the August 26, 2026 regular meeting. All votes were 3-0 with two members excused.

• Approved final minutes of August 26, 2026 regular meeting (3-0)
• Certified eligible lists for Building Services Electrician, Equipment Operator I, Equipment Operator II, Homeless Services Technician, Recreation Coordinator, Sr GIS Analyst, Sr Inclusion Recreation Leader (3-0)
• Extended eligible lists for Buyer, Fire Communications Specialist, Materials Management Supervisor, Motor Sweeper Operator, Right-of-Way Agent, Sr Human Resources Technician, Sr Technical Systems Analyst (3-0)
• Certified classification specifications for Locksmith I and Locksmith II (3-0)

Planning Commission

The Las Vegas Planning Commission will decide on multiple land-use entitlements, including tentative maps for residential subdivisions and special use permits for commercial projects. Staff recommendations are provided for each item, with most projects slated for approval. The meeting also includes routine consent items and public hearings for specific projects.

• 42-lot single-family subdivision at southwest corner of Redpoint Drive and Sky Vista Drive (10.13 acres)
• One-lot commercial subdivision at southwest corner of Brent Lane and N Skye Canyon Park Drive (24.02 acres)
• Rental store use with waiver at 731 South 7th Street
• Vacation of Skye Edge Drive right-of-way segment (~1,300 feet)
• Major amendment to alcohol use permit at 1118 South Rainbow Boulevard

The Planning Commission approved numerous land use entitlements, including residential subdivisions, special use permits for commercial and childcare facilities, and text amendments to city code. Several items, including various variances and site development plans, were held in abeyance until the October 13, 2026, meeting. One request for an off-premise sign reconstruction was denied.

• Approved 42-lot residential subdivision in Summerlin (5-0)
• Approved 97-lot residential subdivision at Shaumber & La Mancha (5-0)
• Denied reconstruction of off-premise sign at 1837 E Charleston Blvd (5-0)
• Approved text amendment for wireless communication facility standards (5-0)
• Approved implementation report for 2050 Master Plan (5-0)
• Held multiple items in abeyance until 10/13/2026 (5-0)
• Approved fee schedule text amendment (5-0)
• Denied variance for residential shed at 4016 Rhonda Drive (4-1)

Senior Citizens Advisory Board

The Senior Citizens Advisory Board will hold a public meeting to approve the minutes from the August 6, 2026 meeting. The agenda includes a presentation on senior healthcare and reports on senior issues from the Department of Neighborhood Services and board members. No specific ordinances, contracts, or fee changes are listed for action.

• Approval of Final Minutes from the Regular Meeting of August 6, 2026
• Presentation by Jessica Gibson of Comfort Care regarding the Healthcare Hangout Panel Talk
• Report by Gregory Gray on senior issues received by the Department of Neighborhood Services
• Discussion regarding next steps and future meeting topics for the Board

The Senior Citizens Advisory Board met on September 3, 2026, and approved the minutes from its August 6, 2026 regular meeting by a unanimous vote of 7-0. The board also received a presentation on senior care from Comfort Care and heard reports on senior issues from city staff and board members. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved minutes of August 6, 2026 regular meeting (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider several contracts for public works and urban development. Key discussions include amending laws to allow restaurants to sell alcoholic beverages as to-go items and reviewing land use requests.

• Contract award to Starke Enterprise LLC for Lorenzi Tennis Court expansion ($4,892,906)
• Contract award to Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc. for Bettye Wilson Soccer Complex renovations ($1,098,948.50)
• Contract award to Smithgroup, LLC for Downtown South Special Area Plan ($118,000)
• Bill No. 2026-29 to allow restaurants to sell alcoholic beverages as to-go items in sealed containers
• Sixth Amendment to the Retail Lease for Vic’s Symphony Park, LLC for continued rent reduction

The Las Vegas City Council approved several consent agenda items, including a $4.9 million contract for the Lorenzi Tennis Court Expansion and a $1.1 million design contract for the Bettye Wilson Soccer Complex renovation. The council also adopted Bill No. 2026-29, allowing restaurants with on-premise alcohol licenses to sell sealed alcoholic beverages to-go with meals, and Bill No. 2026-30, amending trash enclosure standards in the Downtown Overlay District. Three items were struck or held in abeyance to a future meeting.

• Approved $4,892,906 Lorenzi Tennis Court Expansion contract to Starke Contractors (7-0)
• Approved $1,098,948.50 design contract for Bettye Wilson Soccer Complex renovation to Kimley Horn (7-0)
• Approved Bill 2026-29 allowing restaurants to sell sealed alcohol to-go with meals (7-0)
• Approved Bill 2026-30 amending Downtown trash enclosure standards (7-0)
• Approved $118,000 Downtown South Special Area Plan contract to Smithgroup (7-0)
• Approved Grant of Easements for electrical infrastructure at Police Memorial and Majestic Parks (7-0)
• Struck items 10 and 15, held item 26 in abeyance to 11/4/2026 (7-0)
• Approved three Youth Leadership Advisory Council appointments (7-0)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting with reports from city staff on park maintenance, recreation programs, and ADA compliance. The main action item is a discussion on naming a newly constructed park at the LVMPD Skye Canyon Substation. The meeting also includes approval of the June 2, 2026 minutes and public comment periods.

• Discussion for possible action on naming a new park at LVMPD Skye Canyon Substation (southwest corner of Hualapai Way and Grand Teton Drive)
• Report by Department of Public Safety on arrests, citations, and calls for service at city facilities and parks
• Park maintenance updates by Parks and Grounds Maintenance Manager
• Recreation and center updates by Recreation Manager
• Report on park amenities and ADA compliance

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission approved the name 'Providence Park' for a newly constructed park at the LVMPD Skye Canyon Substation, located at the southwest corner of Hualapai Way and Grand Teton Drive. The motion passed 11-0 with 4 excused. The commission also approved the minutes of the June 2, 2026 meeting by a vote of 11-0. No other substantive decisions were made; the remaining agenda items were informational reports and public comment.

• Approved naming new park 'Providence Park' (11-0)
• Approved minutes of June 2, 2026 meeting (11-0)