Last Friday afternoon, Mayor David Romero, City Manager Robert A. Anaya, and other city leadership officials met with Nancy Casper, the newly appointed Interim Director of the HPCC Claims Office, along with Juan Ayala, who has been serving as Interim Director following the placement of the previous director on administrative leave. During the meeting, they discussed the significant challenges the community has faced throughout the recovery process following the Hermit’s Peak/

The Water Distribution Division will be working on a water valve today, Monday, February 23, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of Santa Fe Street and Church Street. During this time, the intersection will be closed. Traffic will be redirected, and drivers are asked to proceed with caution, follow all posted signs, and remain mindful of City crews working in the area. Residents in the surrounding area may experience low water pressure or a temporary water outage

The City of Las Vegas Gas Department is proud to welcome a new 420 Caterpillar backhoe to its fleet, strengthening its ability to serve the community with greater efficiency and reliability. Fully funded through the department’s budget, the new equipment will support daily construction projects, routine maintenance, and faster response to operational needs. With the right tools in place, the team can work smarter, complete projects more efficiently, and continue delivering de

Due to high winds and cold temperatures, the City of Las Vegas Animal Care Center will temporarily close kennel viewing. Kennel covers will remain down to block cold wind and maintain a warm, comfortable environment for the animals. Visitors looking for lost pets or interested in adoption are still welcome. Staff will provide access to the center’s photo book and can bring animals out individually to meet prospective adopters. The Animal Care Center appreciates the public’s u