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Approving a resolution of intent to issue transportation improvement bonds of up to $101,190,000 to finance transportation projects in the Strip Resort Corridor

Approving a resolution of intent to issue transportation improvement bonds of up to $101,190,000 to finance transportation projects in the Strip Resort Corridor

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7members of Clark County Board of County Commissioners decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, June 16, 2026
Yes7
No0

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CountyClark County Board of County CommissionersPassed Jun 16

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  • Michael NaftDistrict AVoted yes
  • Marilyn KirkpatrickDistrict BVoted yes
  • April BeckerDistrict CVoted yes
  • William McCurdy IIDistrict DVoted yes
  • Tick SegerblomDistrict EVoted yes
  • Justin JonesDistrict FVoted yes
  • James B. GibsonDistrict GVoted yes

Whole board: passed 7 to 0, Jun 16

Decided, Jun 16: The board voted 7 to 0 on the approve, adopt and authorize the Chair to sign a Resolution of Intent, proposing the issuance of, and authorizing the publication of notices relating to general obligation (limited tax) transportation improvement bonds (additionally secured by pledged revenues), in the maximum principal amount of $101,190,000 for the purpose of financing transportation projects (Strip Resort Corridor); authorizing the Chief Financial Officer or, in such officer’s absence, the County Manager to arrange for the sale of the bonds; providing other matters properly related thereto; and providing the effective date. (For possible action). It passed.

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