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Overtime doubled the base pay of some Clark County firefighters in 2022, records show.
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The Clark County Fire Department said it is reducing up to a dozen firefighting units because the statewide shutdown has cut back calls for service by 34 percent.
The division between the Nevada governor and Las Vegas mayor stems from territorial issues dating back to Sisolak’s time on the county commission, according to ex-lawmakers.
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman on Friday said the city’s hot summer coupled with its unique economy compel it to be “at the forefront of America’s ‘reopening.’ ”
The wedding capital of the world is allowing people to apply for marriage licenses again.
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman repeated her call to immediately reopen businesses during an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Wednesday, sparking a torrent of criticism on social media.
The county-owned hospital expects to be able to process by June 1 as many as 10,000 daily polymerase chain reaction tests, which identify if someone presently has the virus.
The coronavirus crisis has carved a deep hole into Clark County finances, flipping once rosy projections upside down and forcing officials to scramble to cover a $315 million shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year.
The private sector and police community will replace roughly 25 trees destroyed by vandals at Alyn Beck Memorial Park in northwest Las Vegas, the city said Monday.
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman called sweeping nonessential business closures “total insanity” with no end in sight, and she once more pushed to open the state.
Attorneys say Gov. Steve Sisolak and the county overreached by relegating the right to marry to a nonessential endeavor in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus.