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After two ambulance companies consistently failed to meet required ambulance response times, Clark County approved a change to their contracts.
The water authority wants to pay Southern Nevadans to plant shade trees to maintain and grow the region’s tree canopy.
In an effort to improve late 911 response times, commissioners approved a plan to fast track changes to its contracts with two private ambulance companies.
The new cultural district “will help preserve and celebrate the culture” of Ethiopian immigrants, the county said in a proclamation.
Commissioners voted 5-0 Tuesday night to appoint the former Las Vegas councilwoman justice of the peace, which in smaller counties in Nevada does not require a law degree.
Steven Dale Ross, who died at 59 on Sept. 8, was a Las Vegas city councilman and mayor pro tem. “He grew up here and wanted to make it better,” son John Labate said Tuesday.
The Las Vegas City Council approved the hiring of Fernando Gray Sr. to head the Las Vegas Fire Department.
As aid begins to flow out of state grant reserves to Nevada nonprofits, government officials must weigh the long-term success of the programs they support, the Nevada governor said.
Clark County says the company working on the project, Rosendin Electric, could have its dust permit suspended if it continues to neglect its duty to protect the air.
A police report indicates the governor was at fault in the accident, which took place in Las Vegas.
In a memo to employees Tuesday, the Clark County School District said employees who sign up earlier could be turned away or rescheduled at vaccination sites.
Cannabis Compliance Board investigators found six employees working without required licenses at Nevada Medical Group.
The DMV closed its offices and call center this week to ensure the safety of their employees and families leaving those with expiring licenses, vehicle registrations and other documents in limbo.
Plans are underway for an old-fashioned ice cream parlor and a Parisian-decorated playhouse to replace the former Beauty Bar and Don’t Tell Mama.