An agreement for Boulder City Administrative Officer Bryce Boldt in which he admitted to a “willfull violation” of state law was approved as presented by the Nevada Commission on Ethics on Wednesday.
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City Council approved some additions and removals to the city’s land management plan at its first meeting of 2018.
The defendant’s motion to dismiss for prosecutorial misconduct has been denied in Boulder City’s case against a resident for interfering in a police-sanctioned activity.
Work should begin this month on the city’s new electrical substation, which will dramatically improve the city’s backup power supply.
Boulder City’s Airport Advisory Committee is recommending City Council change the group to allow for fewer members as well as new member requirements and different duties.
Boulder City has been improving its splash park during the winter months so that families can have a better experience once spring arrives.
The motion to dismiss for prosecutorial misconduct in the city’s criminal case against a resident who claims he was protesting a police-sanctioned crosswalk pedestrian safety event will not get a ruling until after the holiday season.
Looking to save millions by refinancing its debt, the city is working on a potential question for the 2018 ballot to seek residents’ opinions on the matter.
A witness contradicted the deposition of a Boulder City Police sergeant during a hearing Wednesday morning in the case against a resident who was arrested for a “crosswalk protest” during a police-sanctioned pedestrian safety event.
Boulder City is on track for a new pool and is now working with a consultant to help plan for the project.
City Council accepted the final audit report of the 2016-2017 fiscal year and commended the finance department for its improvements.
The preliminary draft of Boulder City’s audit brought to light an issue with a former city policy that could have allowed employees to break the law.
Boulder City is one step closer to having a new finance director after a conditional offer of employment was given to an out-of-state candidate.
New evidence seems to contradict Boulder City Police Department dash-cam video prompting Judge Victor Miller to schedule an evidentiary hearing in the criminal case against resident John Hunt.
New evidence has been presented in the city’s case against John Hunt, a Boulder City resident who was arrested on several charges after he repeatedly walked back and forth in a marked crosswalk protesting a police-sanctioned pedestrian enforcement event in June 2016.
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