City Council Regular | 6/2/2026 4:00 PM

The City Council of Henderson held a regular meeting on June 2, 2026, which included significant discussions on infrastructure investments and community funding. A major highlight was the recognition of a $100 million investment in wastewater treatment upgrades, emphasizing the city's commitment to water sustainability and infrastructure reliability. The council also addressed the upcoming primary election, focusing on a parks and recreation funding ballot measure that supports 40% of the department's budget, with multiple speakers underscoring its importance for community services and economic development. Additionally, the council approved a land sale resolution to Clark County and referred amendments to municipal codes related to mobile food vendors and business licenses. Public comments included support for construction contracts that create jobs and concerns about animal shelter renovations. A council member proposed a temporary moratorium on data center developments to assess their environmental and community impacts. Overall, the meeting featured procurement-related acknowledgments, budget discussions, and policy considerations affecting future city projects and services.