The Las Vegas City Council Meeting is held every first and third Wednesday of the month in the Council Chambers at Las Vegas City Hall.
Council meetings are open to the public, so you can attend in person at Las Vegas City Hall, or you can watch them on the City of Las Vegas TV's YouTube Channel.
See some of the big moments from the Feb. 18, 2026, City Council meeting below. You can also view the Agenda here.
Joint Communications Facility For Unified 911 Dispatch Center
The Las Vegas City Council approved Agenda Item #12, authorizing an interlocal agreement between the city, Clark County, the City of North Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department to operate a new Joint Communications Facility for a unified 911 dispatch center. The facility will be located at the southeast corner of West Deer Springs Way and North Shaumber Road and will strengthen regional coordination and emergency response for all wards.
The facility will be located at the southeast corner of West Deer Springs Way and North Shaumber Road and will strengthen regional coordination and emergency response for all wards.
The design will blend into the natural surroundings of the area. This shared investment will strengthen emergency communications, improve coordination across agencies and help ensure faster, more reliable response for the communities we serve.
Construction Company Granted Bid For Streetlight Safety Upgrades Project
Council members also approved Agenda Item #13, awarding the High Injury Network Streetlight Safety Upgrades Project to MC4 Construction, LLC, in the amount of $2,743,913. This allows us to move forward with important traffic safety improvements across the city.
Funded through the Traffic Improvements Capital Projects Fund, the project will enhance lighting along several major corridors identified as part of the city’s High Injury Network, including:
• Buffalo Drive
• Charleston Boulevard
• Rainbow Boulevard
• Sahara Avenue
• Rancho Drive
• Decatur Boulevard and more
By improving visibility and upgrading infrastructure, these enhancements are designed to reduce crashes and make our roadways safer for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.
Southern Nevada Senior Law Program Honored
The Las Vegas City Council recognized the Southern Nevada Senior Law Program for its outstanding work serving seniors in our community. In honor of its continued advocacy and impact, the City Council also proclaimed Feb. 18, 2026, as Southern Nevada Senior Law Day in the city.
Omega Mart Receives Special Recognition On Anniversary
During the ceremonial portion of City Council, council members celebrated five wildly imaginative years of Omega Mart and its unforgettable impact on our city’s arts and entertainment scene.
In recognition of its fifth anniversary at AREA15, the council presented a special proclamation declaring Feb. 18, 2026, as Omega Mart Day in the City of Las Vegas.
If you missed the last City Council Meeting, you can still stay in the know with what happened. Check below for highlights from the Jan. 21 City Council Meeting. View the full agenda here.
The Las Vegas City Council voted to advance the sale of city-owned land at 6211 Vegas Valley Drive to support a new veteran-focused housing community. The proposed project by Patriot Housing LV, LLC would create affordable multifamily housing for veterans and their families, along with access to supportive and behavioral health services.
More Parking Is Coming To The Arts District
The Las Vegas City Council approved a new lease agreement that will add 59 new parking spaces at Casino Center and Utah in downtown Las Vegas. The new surface lot will replace the former surface lot impacted by the construction of the new parking garage and will provide additional parking options, particularly for monthly permit users.
The surface lot is expected to open in February, while construction on the new parking garage continues and is scheduled to open this fall.
We continue to prioritize expanding parking access in the Arts District, where demand is growing; total parking activity across Arts District lots and on-street spaces is up nearly 25% compared to the same period last year, reflecting the area’s continued growth and popularity.
Boom Bang Fine Food & Cocktails Is Coming Downtown
City Council members also voted to welcome Boom Bang Fine Food & Cocktails to downtown Las Vegas. Boom Bng Fine Food & Cocktails serves modern diner classics and French bistro favorites. It also has Mexican cultural influences, a full bar featuring freshly crafted cocktails, wine and beer.
By approving Agenda Item 38, the city authorized Boom Bang Fine Food & Cocktails to lease city-owned retail space at the Las Vegas Civic Center, Building B, located at 70 E. Bonneville Ave., Suite 150.
The restaurant will receive a 12-year lease for 2,630 square feet (gray shell space) of the area in the building.
Plans Move Forward For New Development On Cashman Field Site
City Council members approved Lennar Homes to move forward with the next step for a new development on the Cashman Field site. This step allows the land to be converted from civic/public use into high-density residential housing.