Mission Statement: The City of Boulder City’s mission is to deliver outstanding services to enhance the quality of life within our community, our economic vitality, and the safety of those who reside, work in, visit, or travel through our community.
Vision Statement: The City of Boulder City is committed to preserving its status as a small town, with a small-town charm, historical heritage and unique identity, while proactively addressing our needs and enhancing our quality of life.
Crack and slurry seal contractor American Pavement Preservation (APP) is scheduled to start work Monday, September 13, 2021. Asphalt patching larger cracks and re-filling cracks that sank (sinkers) starts first. Read on...
The Boulder City Fire Department was awarded FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) for self-contained breathing apparatus (air packs). The grant was created in 2001 to meet emergency response needs of fire departments across the country. Read on...
As part of the Hemenway Watershed Improvements - Phase IIB flood control improvements project, the tunnel under Boulder City Parkway at Nevada Way needs to be extended. The tunnel will be closed Monday, Aug. 30 through Friday, Sept. 3, 2021. Read on...
The Delta variant of COVID-19 is a concern in our schools, as kids under the age of 12 cannot yet receive the vaccination. COVID testing has been extended for BC residents or people who work in BC at the BC Fire Department through 9.30.2021. Read on...
Boulder City received the Government Finance Officers Association’s Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its FY2021 budget. The award reflects the commitment of Finance Department staff to meet the highest principles of governmental budgeting. Read on...
Boulder City’s Acting City Clerk was unanimously approved by City Council this week to take the role of City Clerk. Tami McKay had been serving in the role since March. Ms. McKay became Deputy City Clerk for Boulder City in December 2010. Read on...
Boulder City’s new City Manager Taylour Tedder officially takes the reins today. Mr. Tedder was selected from more than 50 candidates after a six-month national search. He has been in working municipal government leadership roles since January 2013. Read on...
BC’s mobile COVID–19 vaccination clinics are coming to your neighborhood! Get the vaccine, get entered into a drawing. Prizes include two awards of $2,500 and five awards of $1,000. Even if you are already vaccinated, you are still eligible for prizes! Read on...
Clark County School District's Focus on the Future For Kids: Community Input Process seeks input to guide how future investments are spent, including approximately $770 million provided through the American Rescue Plan over the next three years. Read on...
The most up to date information from Boulder City on the COVID-19 pandemic. Testing, vaccination information and resources can be found here. COVID-19 Information and Resources
Boulder City follows the Clark County ordinance: only “safe and sane” fireworks are legal. Safe and sane fireworks do not shoot into the air and/or explode. Read on...
Brittany Walker, City Attorney, received special honors on June 23rd when she was named the Community Choice: 2021 Up-and-Coming Lawyer by Vegas Inc. The awards are printed in the Top Lawyers special feature publication inside the Las Vegas Weekly. Read on...
The Damboree Committee, a local 501(c)(3), is making a strong comeback after a year off due to COVID-19. Volunteers plan two days of celebration this year. Those interested in entering a float or participating on the parade route must apply by June 22. Read on...
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning through Saturday at 9:00 p.m. The City’s first responders and staff remind residents to take cares of themselves, their neighbors, and pets through these coming days. Read on...
Boulder City youth and adults will join thousands of swimmers at aquatic facilities around the world for the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson™ . On Thursday, June 17, swimmers of all experience levels will do their part to raise awareness of water safety. Read on...
City Council approved a balanced budget for Fiscal Year 2022 during its Council Meeting last night. The $46.8 million budget covers sixteen governmental funds, capital improvements of nearly $8 million, and debt principal of $4.1 million. Read on...
Named acting city attorney for Boulder City in October 2020, Ms. Walker has excelled at handling legal issues for the City. She has also reviewed draft bills, amendments, and updated Council and staff throughout the current Nevada Legislative Session. Read on...
Boulder City is seeking input from the community on proposed changes to the City’s historic preservation ordinance. The changes would require property owners within the district to receive approval for structural changes and/or building demolition. Read on...
The City of Boulder City announced today that Marissa Adou, who has been serving as Interim Airport Manager since March, has been promoted to serve as the Manager of the Boulder City Airport. She replaces Willy Williamson who retired in late February. Read on...
Here is your chance to meet the City Manager finalists, Forrest Neuerburg and Taylour Tedder, during an informal event before their final interviews with City Council. Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Bicentennial Park Gazebo by City Hall. Read on...
Starting on May 1, the State of Nevada allows County plans to take effect regarding COVID-19 guidelines. Boulder City must comply with the Clark County Plan and cannot amend it. Read on...
The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) monitors Bighorn Sheep populations to determine impacts of such things as habitat change and disease incidents. NDOW biologists and the state wildlife veterinarian will do diagnostic testing and more. Read on...
Boulder City has created a web page to keep residents educated regarding the current community pool and plans to either repair or replace it. Learn about the City’s suggested process for financing, review plans and more at www.bcnv.org/pool. Read on...
The City must replace a small section of pipe to a 6” meter near Boulder City High School. We have notified the school and knocked on doors to notify everyone. We will leave flyers for those who are not home. Read on...
Interview dates have been set for candidates for City Attorney and City Manager. Public attendance is allowed at meetings; attendance is capped at 15. RSVP at 702.293.9208 in advance. Read on...
Boulder City Fire Department and Boulder City Hospital will start booking appointments today, March 29, for all individuals ages 18 years and up. The vaccines will be distributed starting April 5, as Governor Sisolak recently announced. Read on...
Boulder City Police Department is excited to announce the launch of the CITYPROTECT Crime Mapping system. CITYPROTECT is an online platform to search and view police incidents and submit anonymous tips, including photos or video. Read on...
Boulder City Fire Department and Boulder City Hospital are now vaccinating people ages 65 and up, as well as certain community support and frontline staff as defined in the Nevada Vaccination Playbook. The previous lane remains open. Read on...
Is your restoration project a winner? Have you seen a preservation project you think is award-worthy? We invite you to nominate projects you believe are most deserving of this honor! Nominations are open now through Sunday, April 18, 2021. Read on...
The City of Boulder City invites you to a Staff-led presentation to review the 2022 budget (effective July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022). The presentation is scheduled for Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers. Read on...
The changes to the Statewide Pause means that the City of Boulder City will once again allow limited visitors inside City Hall. City Council, Committee and Commission meetings and workshops will also be open to the public by RSVP only. Read on...
Come work for the best 'dam' city: Boulder City, NV - the town that built Hoover Dam! Hiring a City Manager and a City Attorney through recruitment firm GovHR. Read on...
Boulder City Residents only. Started January 25 for ages 70+ and educators who live/work in Boulder City. Must call Boulder City Parks and Recreation at 702.293.9256 M-Th 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. to make an appointment. Click here for details. Read on...
Boulder City, in partnership with Boulder City Hospital, will provide free, quick BinaxNOW COVID-19 antigen nasal swab tests. No doctor’s orders needed; results in 15 minutes. Read on...
Mayor Kiernan McManus, in his continued effort to protect residents from COVID-19, will be delivering the annual State of the City Address on BCTV and online this year. . Read on...
On Thursday, January 7, 2021 at 10:00 a.m., City Staff will lead a workshop regarding capital projects, such as replacement of/improvements to infrastructure (i.e. buildings, roads, parks, water and sewer lines, etc.) and specific vehicles. Read on...
Working in partnership with BC Waste Free and the City of Henderson, the City will recycle your tree and turn it into mulch. Trees can be dropped off 24 hours a day in the recycling container at Bravo Field near the corner of Eagle Drive and Sixth Street. Read on...
The announcement of a Statewide Pause by Governor Steve Sisolak City led leaders to examine current operations, and how we can slow the spread of the virus. Going into effect on Wednesday, December 2, 2020, City offices will close to the public. Read on...
COVID-19 has hit our local businesses hard this year: increased costs for safety and supplies, new rules on occupancy, and fewer customers shopping in stores. Keeping local dollars in our community has a positive impact on the Boulder City economy. Read on...
Boulder City staff are working closely with State and County officials as we respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. This link shares news from health and human service agencies. Read on...
2.22.2021 UPDATE: Up to 15 people may attend.
BC Police Department and Animal Control rescheduled the Leash Law meeting cancelled in Nov. The informational meeting will be held to receive input, hear concerns, and to discuss possible changes to the Code Read on...
It is a simple habit that takes a matter of seconds and is proven to save lives: seat belt use. Boulder City Police are Joining Forces with law enforcement agencies to make sure drivers “Click It or Ticket” from Nov. 9-21, 2020. Read on...
If you plan to participate in traditional trick-or-treating activities this year, the Southern Nevada Health Department has guidelines may help to reduce the risk for you, your family, and the community. Read on...
Starting October 22, visitors may attend all Committee and Commission meetings at City Hall, but must still RSVP in advance and follow specific guidelines. Read on...
The Boulder City Historic Preservation Committee is taking that unique, Boulder City “can-do” approach to celebrate the past and advocate for the future by holding a Virtual Historic Preservation Month Celebration. Read on...
Vice President Mike Pence is planning a rally at Boulder City Airport on Thursday, October 8. The event is being held in an area that is privately leased at the Airport. Organizers and attendees must comply with Nevada’s COVID-19 Emergency Directives. Read on...
Boulder City Fire Dept. is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association® - the official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for more than 90 years - to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!” Read on...
Visitors can enter City Hall, the Police Department, the Fire Department and the Courthouse without an appointment starting September 21, 2020, but specific guidelines must still be met. Read on...
TravelAwaits.com writer/blogger Cindy Barks recently did quite a bit of traveling through Nevada. Her visit led to a feature called “10 Reasons To Visit Boulder City During Your Next Vegas Trip.” It highlights many of the great spots we know and love!! Read on...
City Council recently instructed staff to receive an appraisal for Boulder City Municipal Airport hangars. Anderson Valuation Group inspected and appraised the units, providing a full report last week. Read on...
The April 14, 2020 meeting will be carried live via the internet using the City’s website. Council will be in attendance in the Council Chamber but not all on the dais: they would sit at least six feet apart. Read on...
City staff and the Foundation will hold community workshops to develop a draft plan for consideration by the Boulder City Council later this year. Read on...
This month, consumers with a billing date of 10/16/19 (due date of 10/31/19) will receive bills in mail or via email later than anticipated. Read on...
Tuesday, Boulder City officially welcomed three new firefighters. The firefighters were welcomed during a pinning ceremony on October 15, 2019 at Boulder City Fire Department. Read on...
City Manager Al Noyola pulled together a team of staff in City Hall, Parks and Recreation, Attorney’s Office, Police and the Courts to create recommendations to address providing assistance to those individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Read on...
The Boulder City Finance Department staff have been working on projects that will save the City money, including one that will save more than $300,000 over the next five years. Staff negotiated a new contract to replace the current aging phone system. Read on...
The City of Boulder City announced today that Frederick “Willy” Williamson will serve as the Manager of the Boulder City Airport. Williamson was most recently the airport manager for the City of Vancouver, Washington’s Pearson Field Airport. Read on...
Boulder City received two checks totaling $1,346,743.60 from an anonymous donor, specifically for the “Community Pool” located in Broadbent Park. The donation was unsolicited, and the donor wanted to remain anonymous. Read on...
Do you have one minute a month to voice your opinions about various issues in and around Boulder City? Join our new FlashVote Community and receive notice about polls that could impact you and your neighbors. Read on...
