City Government

The community is one step closer to having a new permanent dog park after City Council decided to convert an existing softball field into one.

Another level of hospitality could be coming to Boulder City by way of a proposed recreational vehicle resort.

The Shane Patton Foundation is going to have to wait a little longer to erect a statue of its namesake so that formal city guidelines can be created and other committees can weigh in on the project.

Residents who have completed unpermitted home renovations or remodels can have their penalty fees waived through the city’s upcoming amnesty program.

The ballot for the 2022 general election grew Tuesday, April 12, as City Council approved a question asking voters if up to $7 million in capital improvement funds should be spent on a new police station and a new fire department training facility.

The back portion of the Little League fields at Veterans’ Memorial Park will be fenced off to create a safe space for dogs to play.

The Boulder City Fire Department is helping Ukrainian firefighters by joining the efforts of Operation Fast Response-Ukraine.

Residents may have temporary relief from some recreational fees if City Council approves a request from the mayor at its next meeting.

The city attorney, city clerk and city manager received 8 percent pay raises after City Council members gave them glowing performance reviews during a special meeting Tuesday, March 29.

Boulder City’s new reserve battalion chief is focused on helping the community through his job with the fire department.