The results of Boulder City’s municipal election are official.
City Government
Boulder City voters ushered in a new era of leadership by electing Kiernan McManus as mayor of the town over incumbent Rod Woodbury.
City Council will have several new faces as residents voted in James Howard Adams and Claudia Bridges to its two open seats over incumbents Peggy Leavitt and Rich Shuman during Tuesday’s municipal election.
Desert tortoises in the Eldorado Valley will have a larger area to play in and live as the City Council approved an agreement with Clark County on Monday for a new boundary to the Boulder City Conservation Easement.
Boulder City’s new utility advisory committee officially has its members, and they want to provide expertise and transparency for the council and community.
Boulder City’s municipal election is Tuesday, June 11, and voters will choose their mayor and two City Council members as well as cast their votes on a variety of ballot questions.
Boulder City’s pool will be swimming in extra cash as the city received an anonymous donation of $1.34 million for the facility.
Boulder City’s budget for next year has been approved despite a dissenting vote from one City Council member.
As Boulder City residents head to the polls, they will be asked to vote for mayor.
The Planning Commission is recommending an amendment to the city’s master plan and a zoning change that will provide a larger conservation area and more solar development in the Eldorado Valley.
Early voting for the upcoming Boulder City municipal general election begins Saturday, May 25, and continues until Friday, June 7.
Boulder City is looking to improve cellphone coverage along Interstate 11 and has released a request for proposals to aid and encourage the development of multicarrier cellular tower facilities in the area.
The city could lose approximately $1.59 million in utility revenue by delaying the rate increases for six months.
Four candidates, including the two incumbents, advanced from the April primary as they vie for two seats on the City Council.
Residents were able to hear from candidates vying for a city leadership spot about staff levels, growth and trust in government at a forum Monday evening.