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 The holiday season is officially here! With the conclusion of Halloween, we are officially in heading into the holidays and soon we will celebrate our festive spirit with our families.
With the new season being here, I would like to remind you to keep in mind of the watering restrictions for the season. Please take the time to check your irrigation systems for the proper watering schedule to be aligned with the seasons- September to October being assigned to 2 watering days per week, and November to February being assigned with 1 watering day per week.
Not sure what to schedule your irrigation system for the assigned watering days? Feel free to check your watering days and get information on seasonal watering restrictions at www.snwa.com.
As always, please feel free to contact me and my team by phone at (702) 455-3500 or by email at DistrictF@clarkcountynv.gov. You can also follow me @JustinJonesNV on Threads, Facebook, and Instagram to keep up with the latest events and news in the District.
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On Wednesday, October 16, Team Jones and I along with LVMPD, and LVMPD's Special Victim Services Unit came together as we honored the lives of those affected by Domestic Violence. The month of October is officially designated as Domestic Violence Awareness Month nationwide.
As a memorial to the 34 victims that lost their lives due to domestic violence, we took the time to dedicate a tree at Desert Breeze Park and had each of their names etched on metal tags that were hung around the tree. LVMPD Undersheriff Andrew Walsh led the ceremony with a motivating and moving ceremony that had each of the names read out loud that lost their lives to Domestic Violence in 2023.
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On Friday, October 18, Team Jones and I held a special ceremony to honor the winners of the park naming ceremony we held for the new park being opened in District F. The naming contest was held at Ries Elementary School in December of 2023 and we were excited to pick the winning name that paid homage to our state.
The name of the park that was chosen- Battle Born Park, was the creative idea of three talented students that came up with the name in honor of our state's motto. This creativity became the first time a park was named in reference to our own state. Congratulations to the three winners- Jayshalynn-Marie Alvaro, Jarrett Ilejay, and Tristan Aguilar for winning this contest!
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On Saturday, October 19, the weather was amazing and the park was filled with many activities as well as Early Voting being conducted nearby as my team and I with Get Outdoors Nevada hosted another successful park clean up at Mountain's Edge Regional Park. Our outstanding group of motivated volunteers came together for a common cause to help keep our cherished community open recreation space clean.
Special thanks to Shine City Project and Get Outdoors Nevada's Executive Director, Joe Kennedy for joining us at our park clean up!
For more volunteer opportunities to help keep our community clean, visit Get Outdoors Nevada at their website: https://volunteer.getoutdoorsnevada.org.
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On Sunday, October 20, Team Jones and I along with Clark County Parks & Recreation and i9 Sports hosted the annual Hall-O-Breeze Trunk or Treat at Desert Breeze Community Center.
The event was a huge success with over 2000 attendees came and enjoyed the festivities and a huge thank you to i9 Sports for helping with the event and the staff at Desert Breeze Community Center and Clark County Parks and Recreation for hosting the event with us!
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On Friday, October 25, Team Jones and I along with Clark County Parks and Recreation, Real Property Management, SLA Landscape, APCO Construction, and students from Ries Elementary were excited to announce the opening of Battle Born Park in the southwest Las Vegas Valley!
We are grateful to everyone who joined us for the grand opening of Battle Born Park! This new park, located near Ries Elementary & Tarkanian Middle School, is already bringing our community together with activities for all ages.
Special thanks to the 4th graders (now 5th graders) from Ries Elementary for choosing the perfect name! Seeing families, students, and neighbors come together at this wonderful space reaffirms our commitment to creating vibrant community spaces in District F. Here's to more memories ahead!
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On Wednesday, October 30, Team Jones and I along with the Jeremiah Program, Audacy Q100.5, and our many community partners hosted the annual Epic Halloween Block Party. A huge thank you to everyone who attended our Epic Halloween Block Party—we had over 2,000 attendees! Special thanks to our partners for making it all possible. We had an absolute blast celebrating with you all.
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Wednesday, November 13, 6 pm at the Windmill Library
Wednesday, November 26, 6 pm at the Windmill Library
Tuesday, November 12, 6:30 pm at the Desert Breeze Community Center
Tuesday, November 26, 6:30 pm at the Desert Breeze Community Center
No Meeting Scheduled for November
No Meeting Scheduled for November
No Meeting Scheduled for November
Tuesday, November 12, 7:30 pm at the Sandy Valley Community Center
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Click on the following links for more information-
Host a Give Joy Drive- Click Here to Host A Give Joy Drive
Donate Gifts to Peggy's Attic- Click here to Donate to Peggy's Attic
Volunteer at Give Joy Drive- Click Here to Register to Volunteer
The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Southern Nevada is asking for community feedback on the draft Let’s Go 2050 regional transit plan, which reflects the valuable community input gathered earlier this year.
Let’s Go 2050 identifies future regional transportation projects that will receive federal funding through 2050, and we want to hear from the community one more time on the proposed projects and draft plan.
The virtual public meeting is open 24/7 through Nov. 12 where you can view and provide comments. Participants can enter to win one of two $100 Visa gift cards.
Click on the Image Below to Get Involved!
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