City Council Regular | 3/17/2026 4:00 PM

The City Council of Henderson held a regular meeting on March 17, 2026, which included several procurement and development-related discussions. Key procurement-related items included the approval of an updated Parks and Recreation Master Plan, which outlined capital improvement projects and operational strategies to sustain and enhance the city's parks system. The council also approved a revised master sign plan for the Railroad Pass Travel Center, consolidating multiple signs into a single 125-foot tall sign, with conditions to remove existing signage and repaint a water tower. Additionally, the council reviewed and received public hearings on binding arbitration awards for labor agreements with the Henderson Police Officers Association and the Henderson Police Supervisors Association, which included wage increases, retention bonuses, and adjustments to holiday and overtime pay, with a combined financial impact of approximately $3.16 million for FY 2025-2026. The council approved a zone change and development plan for a 28-acre residential subdivision, including conditions to address buffering and setbacks adjacent to a neighboring church. Other procurement-related actions included the approval of a direct land sale of 315 square feet of city property to an adjacent landowner for $604.50. The meeting also featured public comments focusing on labor and union issues within the local gaming industry, emphasizing the need for living wages and job security for casino workers in Henderson.