Tuesday was the first day voters could cast their ballots in Boulder City during the early voting period, with 745 people appearing at the polls.
City Government
City Council voted to approve the city-funded .81-acre dog park planned for Veterans’ Memorial Park on Wednesday, Oct. 25.
The Boulder City Planning Commission recommended approval to amend the city’s master plan future land use map and rezone about two acres for a new fire substation at 201 Nevada Way, as well as discussed parking and sound details surrounding the old Flamingo Motel’s transformation into a retail establishment and parking related to Duke’s Storage’s expansion during its Oct. 19 meeting.
Boulder City reached a zero-dollar settlement with BFE LLC regarding operation of mobile fuel tankers at the Boulder City Municipal Airport.
“Happiness is a warm puppy.”
The City Council approved the controversial historic preservation ordinance in a 3-2 vote.
The Boulder City Council heard multiple reports and approved a lease change to allow for the building of solar facilities.
Boulder City voters will be asked to select a new member of City Council and weigh in on three municipal ballot questions when they head to the polls later this month.
Incumbent James Howard Adams will face challenger Cokie Booth as the two seek to be elected to City Council in the Nov. 8 municipal election.
Boulder City voters will be asked to weigh in on selling land for a grocery store, designating funds for public safety facilities and if clean-energy technologies should be allowed in the Eldorado Valley when they head to the polls in November.
The Boulder City Council discussed their upcoming projects, a proposed RV park and cabin rental and introduced a controversial new bill during their meeting Sept. 27, 2022.
A small solution to a big problem could be coming to Boulder City in the near future.
Starry, starry nights in Boulder City will soon be easier to see.
The Boulder City Council met Tuesday evening for a relatively light meeting in terms of agenda items. The fire department gave its annual presentation to the council, two bills were introduced and an ordinance that will provide 0.94 acres of land to the Nevada State Railroad Museum was unanimously approved.
Jamie Curreri has joined the city as its new public works director. He started Monday, Sept. 12, and replaces Keegan Littrell, who left in May for a position with Henderson.
