Boulder City residents filled City Hall on Tuesday evening to protest revisions to council procedure that would have changed their ability to comment and the requirements putting items on the agenda.
City Government
The manager of Boulder City Municipal Airport is leaving for a new a position in Clark County.
Longtime Boulder City resident and professional musician Phil Esser has more than one reason to celebrate this holiday season.
Boulder City has a new public works director. Keegan Littrell started the position Monday, concluding a monthslong search after former director Scott Hansen and the city parted ways in June.
The Boulder City Police Department has created a new position to provide extra security and save money.
A decision is pending in the city’s crosswalk protest case involving a former resident after arguments were heard Tuesday about whether to disqualify the judge on the case.
Improvements to increase pedestrian safety have been temporarily put in place at the intersection of Wyoming Street and Nevada Way.
Boulder City is consolidating the management for its two golf courses, unanimously approved a contract allowing Schaper Golf Corp. to oversee both properties.
Boulder City’s recent audit report showed no problems with the city’s finances.
Boulder City has hired its new utilities director, and his goal is to help make the town more sustainable.
More than a year after its inception, Boulder City’s mounted unit is going strong and has become a recognizable part of the community.
The majority of Boulder City residents who participated in a recent survey believe the city has an important role in promoting and preserving its historic properties, but fewer believe the city is doing a good job at fulfilling it.
Boulder City is requesting that the district judge who declared it guilty of vindictive prosecution be removed from the case for allegedly demonstrating bias and showing himself unfit to preside over the matter.
City Council is hoping to vote on its new strategic plan in December after hearing from the community and the consulting firm helping with the project.
With almost double the number of voters coming to its polls, Boulder City residents showed their reluctance to take on more debt in Tuesday’s election by deciding not to move forward with the proposed library renovation and not allowing the city to refinance its debt.