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April 2026
 Dear District G Residents,
We've got a busy month planned for our District G residents. Make sure to check out all of the events happening in Clark County District G, including City of Henderson and Boulder City. Several Easter events are scheduled early this month that require preregistration; you can check out the fliers below for information on how to get registered.
The Paradise Town Advisory Board (TAB) has an opening for a new board member. The application deadline is April 9th, so if you're interested in shaping the future of your community, check out the flyer below under the TAB & CAC Updates banner. Click on the flier and you will be directed to the website page for information.
Traffic safety continues to be a serious issue valley wide. It's so important to pay attention and be aware of your surroundings, especially in school zones. And remember, texting while driving is distracting and illegal. Stay safe!
As always, do not hesitate to email me at DistrictG@clarkcountynv.gov or call my office at (702) 455-3500 with any questions or concerns you may have. You can also follow me on Facebook, Instagram and X.
Jim
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 Paradise Town Advisory Board
Click here for the most recent agenda, minutes and audio.
Whitney Town Advisory Board
Click here for the most recent agenda, minutes and audio.
Outdoor landscape watering is the largest use of our community’s water supply, and removing unused grass is one of the most effective ways to save water. Many property owners also see meaningful reductions in their monthly water bills.
To make grass conversions even easier, the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) is offering homeowners an increased rebate of $5 per square foot for replacing unused turf with water‑efficient landscaping. Thanks to a recent increase, homeowners aren’t the only ones receiving more money: businesses, HOAs, and multi‑family properties now also receive $5 per square foot for up to 10,000 square feet of decorative, nonfunctional grass. This enhanced Water Smart Landscapes Rebate supports the community-wide effort to help save water. Additionally, property owners are also eligible for a $100 incentive for every additional tree planted in their landscape. More trees increase shade, help lower power bills and improve air quality.
Homeowners are encouraged to check with their local water provider to see if additional rebates or incentives are available for their conversions. For details on the Water Smart Landscapes program, seasonal watering schedules, or tips to maintain a healthy, water‑efficient yard, visit snwa.com.
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 Safely dispose of unwanted household items at Henderson Shines on April 11 from 9am to 1pm at the Whitney Ranch Recreation Center. This drive-through event accepts paint, oil, batteries, electronics, paper for secure shredding, and gently used clothing and household goods for donation. Join us as we continue building a cleaner, more sustainable Henderson. Learn more by visiting our website.
 Step into a night where the Roaring ’20s meet modern dance beats at Electro Swing on April 17 at 8pm under the big tent at Cornerstone Park. Featuring Good Co, the nation’s first live electro swing band, this high-energy show blends vintage jazz and swing with contemporary sound. Doors open at 7:30pm for this 18+ event. Tickets are $10. Visit our website to purchase your tickets today!
 Join us on Water Street Plaza, April 25 from 10am to 4pm, for Henderson Reads, an incredible celebration of literature! Meet talented picture book, middle-grade and young adult authors as they deliver engaging presentations on a variety of topics aimed at young readers. This exciting event promises a day full of inspiration, entertainment and learning for all ages! Learn more by visiting our website.
 Enjoy a free evening of live music with Filosophy A Cappella on Friday, May 1 at 7:30pm at the Water Street Plaza Amphitheater. Known for appearances on The Sing-Off, Turning Red and The Voice, the group performs a dynamic mix of hip hop, jazz, pop and R&B. This outdoor concert is free and open to the public. Learn more by visiting our website.
 Henderson’s parks, trails, rec centers, programs and events are more than mere amenities; they are the essential infrastructure that shape our community’s shared identity and enhance the quality of life of our residents. In 1997, Henderson voters approved a $0.12 property tax dedicated to Henderson Parks & Rec. This funding will end in 2027 unless Henderson residents vote to renew it on June 9, 2026.
EARLY VOTING BEGINS MAY 23, 2026. VOTE BY JUNE 9, 2026.
Learn more by visiting our website.
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