City of Las Vegas

The City of Las Vegas HOME-ARP Allocation Plan outlines the strategic use of $8,289,072 in HOME-ARP funds, awarded under the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act. The plan's primary objective is to address homelessness and provide supportive services for qualifying populations, including those who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, fleeing domestic violence or human trafficking, or at greatest risk of housing instability. Key priorities include the development of affordable rental housing and the provision of comprehensive supportive services, aiming to increase housing stability and reduce homelessness in the community by leveraging funds and fostering partnerships.

The Recommending Committee convened to discuss and take possible actions on two bills. The first bill concerned amendments to town center development standards, specifically regarding used motor vehicle sales in the GC land use district. The second bill focused on adjusting the standards for waiving the minimum distance separation for establishments selling beer, wine, or coolers. Additionally, there was a citizens participation segment.

The City of Las Vegas's 2025-2026 Annual Action Plan focuses on community revitalization, redevelopment, and providing services to vulnerable populations. Key areas of focus include affordable housing, homelessness reduction, community and individual enrichment, and neighborhood revitalization. The plan outlines strategies such as implementing neighborhood improvement programs, enhancing youth services and employment training, expanding homeless services, and addressing health and wellness needs. It leverages funding from various sources, including HUD grants and local funds, to support these initiatives and achieve its objectives.

The City of Las Vegas's 2025-2030 Consolidated Plan focuses on neighborhood vitality and community economic development by improving economic conditions such as affordable housing, job creation, workforce training, and reducing homelessness. Key objectives include addressing the affordable housing gap, providing access to housing for extremely low-income households, and eliminating impediments to fair housing. The plan also aims to enhance public facilities, improve infrastructure, and provide public services, with a focus on homelessness, youth, health services, and employment training.

The Ward 1 Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area (NRSA) plan focuses on revitalizing a centrally located "Middle Neighborhood" in Las Vegas. The plan outlines four main goals: diversifying housing mix and supporting existing homeowners, targeted reinvestment in commercial areas, improving multi-modal transportation options, and establishing a distinctive sense of place and community through public spaces and amenities. The plan aims to address challenges such as an aging population, potential displacement, and the need for affordable housing, while leveraging funding and partnerships to achieve these goals.