Since the kickoff of the 2020 U.S. Census this spring, almost 60 percent of households in Clark County have filled out their Census forms, which is consistent with the national average. “I want to thank residents who have gone online or called the Census Bureau to fill out their Census forms,” said Clark County Commission Chairman Marilyn Kirkpatrick. “As we work to put … [Read more...] about Officials Remind Residents to Participate in Census
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Commissioner Hosting Ballot Drop-off Parade on Saturday
Commission Vice Chairman Lawrence Weekly is hosting a mail ballot drop-off parade at 2:23 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, at the U.S. Post Office at 1801 N. Martin L. King Boulevard. “Voting is every citizen’s right and responsibility, and this post office is an easy location to drop off your ballot without even getting out of your car,” Vice Chairman Weekly said. “We are starting … [Read more...] about Commissioner Hosting Ballot Drop-off Parade on Saturday
County Gearing Up for Busy Wildland Fire Season
** story updated at 6:38 p.m. on Friday, May 15 The Clark County Fire Department is preparing for a busy wildland fire season and reminds residents about the potential for wildfires during the spring and summer months when vegetation is driest. This year, CCFD has a new utility vehicle that can be deployed in hard-to-reach desert areas and fire crews will be practicing … [Read more...] about County Gearing Up for Busy Wildland Fire Season
Ballot Drop-off Sites Opening Monday
While Clark County voters may return their 2020 primary election ballot to the County Election Department in the regular mail using the postage-paid envelope provided to them, voters may also choose to return their ballot at any one of the drop-off sites opening at various locations beginning Monday, May 11. The 2020, Primary Election is being conducted entirely by mail … [Read more...] about Ballot Drop-off Sites Opening Monday