COVID-19

The City of Boulder City is committed to your health and well-being. Please refer to this page for information regarding the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including links to information from the CDC, the State of Nevada, and Southern Nevada Health District.

TESTING

The Boulder City Fire Department has seen a significant decrease for COVID testing since late February 2022. There are also more at-home tests available than in the past several months. Due to these factors, the Fire Department closed testing on March 14, 2022. 

VACCINATIONS/BOOSTERS

Residents can obtain vaccines or boosters through the Southern Nevada Health District and some pharmacies. Learn more here.

MASK MANDATE TERMINATED

Nevada  Emergency Directive 52 went into effect on February, 2021, terminating the State Mask Mandate. 

Clark County/Local Data - March 2022*: 

  • Cases: 488,588 (3,054 increase)
  • Deaths: 7,538 (132 increase) 

The current stats for Boulder City:

  • Cases: 2041 (8 increase) 
  • Deaths: 87 (3 increase)

Update on Boulder City Vaccinations:  The table below shows the total number of Boulder City residents vaccinated and percentage of total for each age group. 

(Source info: SNHD, U.S. Census).

Age

Population

Vaccinated

Percentage 

Group

 

 

Vaccinated





0-19

2991

734

25%

20-29

1409

688

49%

30-39

1131

796

70%

40-49

1594

953

60%

50-59

2585

1584

61%

60-69

2480

2115

85%

70+

3650

2929

80%


15,840

9799

62%











* Due to reduced COVID-19 cases, this data will not be updated after March 5, 2022. Should conditions change regarding COVID, we will update data here.

Food, Utility, Financial Aid and Support Programs

 

Mental Health Resources

  • Safe Nest (victims of domestic violence):  www.safenest.org or 702.646.4981.  
  • NV Health and Human Services Tips and Links: www.bcnv.org/dhhsresources. 
  • Nevada Resilience Project:  www.nevada211.org/nevada-resilience-project. 

 City Business

  • City Hall is open to visitors Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. 
  • Residents can also handle non-emergency business by phone at 702.293.9329 during regular business hours, with limited hours on Friday and Saturday, or email using the staff directory at www.bcnv.org/Directory.aspx
  • The general public may attend meetings held in the City Council Chamber. The City will continue to hold City Council, Committee and Commission meetings via live stream at www.bcnv.org/streaming and live on Channel 2 (Cox Cable subscribers only). 
  • The City resumed late fees and disconnection processes for utility payments in July 2021. The City temporarily halted this practice in March 2020 due to the pandemic. City Council earmarked CARES Act and ARPA funding through Emergency Aid of Boulder City. Call 702.293.0332 or visit www.eabcnv.com for more information.
  • Utility, business license and permit payments may be made at the back window of City Hall or online at www.bcnv.org, where you can set up autopay as well.

Employees and Employers Information

  • File for unemployment benefits:  http://ui.nv.gov/css.html
  • Small Business Administration disaster loans/assistance: https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela.

WARNING ABOUT FAKE VACCINATION CARDS

Additional Resources

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