Carolyn G. Goodman Mayor at City of Las Vegas | Official website
Carolyn G. Goodman Mayor at City of Las Vegas | Official website
The Las Vegas City Council convened on February 5, 2025, addressing various items of interest and recognizing notable community contributions.
Wendell Williams, founder of the Las Vegas Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Committee and a former state assemblyman, was honored as Citizen of the Month for his leadership in organizing the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade in downtown Las Vegas. The council also acknowledged Just Serve Nevada for its role in connecting volunteers with local nonprofits.
The council's Redevelopment Agency approved a renovation agreement for 1301 S. Main St., Suite 160, which will host a new restaurant and listening lounge by the creator of EAT.
An updated timeline for the sale of the Cashman Complex was announced. Key dates include an auction opening on EnergyNet.com on February 27 and concluding on March 6, with a deposit due from the highest bidder by March 24. The City Council will review bids on March 19 to decide whether to accept or reject them. A Resolution of Acceptance is set to be adopted if a bid is accepted, followed by negotiations for a Purchase Sale Agreement on April 17.
Matthew Walker has been appointed interim Municipal Court Judge for Department 1 following the retirement of Chief Judge Cynthia S. Leung. This appointment lasts until the next election cycle in 2026.
In response to resident requests, the council adopted new lighting standards for areas within Lone Mountain and La Madre Foothills as outlined in the Las Vegas 2050 Master Plan.
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for February 19 and can be viewed live online.
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