The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency held a joint meeting on February 4, 2026, at City Hall. The meeting included presentations honoring community members, approval of consent agendas, introduction of zoning ordinances, and public comments on a range of topics. The council also received reports on community events, police department activities, and city performance metrics.
Council Reports: Council members shared recent activities:
Ordinances for Final Action: Ordinance 3268 (amending ambulance franchising code) was passed on a motion by Councilman Black, seconded by Councilman Chio, with no public comment.
Ordinances for Introduction Only: Three ordinances were introduced:
City Manager’s Report: The city manager reported:
The North Las Vegas City Council and the Redevelopment Agency welcomes you to their meetings. There are four public comments set aside for public comments. One at the beginning and the end of the redevelopment agency meeting, and one at the beginning and the end of the city council meeting. If you wish to speak, please complete one of the blue cards, which are located on the table outside the main entrance and right here at the podium rail. Please give your card to the city clerk who just raised her hand. When called upon to speak, we request that you limit your comments to no more than two minutes and that you avoid repetition. Madam City Clerk, are we in compliance with the Nevada Open Meeting Law? Yes, Mayor, we are. Thank you very much. Today we have the opportunity to have the invitation given by Deacon Jim Pittman of St. John Newman Catholic Church. And then following that, we'll have the Pledge of Allegiance as led by Mayor Pro Temp Scott Black. Please rise. Heavenly Father, we come before you today with humble hearts as we gather for this city council meeting. We ask for your guidance and wisdom for each council member as they make decisions that impact our community. Grant them clarity of thought, compassion for their constituents, and the courage to act justly. May their discussions be filled with respect and collaboration, and may the outcomes reflect your will for our city. Surround them with your peace and help us all to work together for the common good. In your holy name, we pray. Amen. Amen. One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Thank you, Deacon. We always appreciate you. Okay, we're going to have three presentations, one in recognition of Black History of the Business of the Month, and then a certificate of recognition for Tim Wells, and then a proclamation in recognition of Black History Month. So, council, let's go down front, please. Would you like to come up here, please? Today we have the uh the privilege of recognizing someone in our community that uh that we truly appreciate now and uh in the future for what he does. Today we are honoring Mojave High School Assistant Principal Tim Wells, who has recently recognized, was recently recognized by the National Association of Secondary School Principals as assistant principal of the year, representing Nevada. Is that correct? Nevada? Okay. The assistant principal of the year program recognizes outstanding middle level and high school assistant principals who have succeeded in providing high quality learning opportunities for the students as well as demonstrating exemplary contributions to the profession. Tim was recognized for his commitment in building strong school culture, empowering educators, and driving student success. He has presented a numerous, numerous recuse numerous conferences on leadership and school improvement, always with a focus on practical people centered solutions. Whether he's supporting teachers, guiding students, or just keeping chaos in check, which I could relate to that too. Tim leads with clarity, purpose, and a relentless drive to make schools better for everyone. We want to appreciate and say thank you for all of that and what you do here in the community. Thank you very much. I'll read this. Okay. You can hold it with me. It's quite heavy. Presented to Tim Wells on February 4th, 2026, in honor of being named the 2025 Assistant Principal of the Year, year by Clark County School District. Your visionary leadership dedication to building an inclusive school culture and commitment to student success exemplified the highest standards of educational excellence. We commend your remarkable achievements and celebrate the positive impact you have made on students, educators in our community. And of course, it's signed by our mayor and all of my council colleagues. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yeah, yeah, I would like to say something.