Cannabis in Nevada local government
What Nevada city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about cannabis — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
22 Nevada meetings since 2024 covered cannabis. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Nevada with the most cannabis activity
- Las Vegas, NV (9)
- North Las Vegas, NV (6)
- Clark County, NV (4)
- Storey County, NV (2)
- Elko County, NV (1)
Latest matching meetings
Planning Commission discusses residential developments and special use permits
The Planning Commission will consider several land use changes and property reclassifications. Items include a 121-lot subdivision near Losee Road and various special use permits for schools, liquor licenses, and childcare.
City Council to award $9.1M fire training center construction contract
The Las Vegas City Council will consider a series of consent agenda items, including the award of a $9,095,853 construction contract for a Fire Training Center at 633 North Mojave Road. Additional items include approvals for gaming and cannabis licenses, a $50,000 interlocal transportation funding agreement, and…
Storey County considers fee reductions for cannabis and brothel licenses
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss reducing cannabis gross revenue fees from 3% to 0% and lowering annual brothel license fees from $86,000 to $25. They will also hold a public hearing regarding the lease of the Old Corner Bar at Piper’s Opera House.
Council and Redevelopment Agency will award a $75,000 grant and approve several licenses.
The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency will consider a $75,000 grant award to Poker Palace Investment, LLC under the Commercial Façade Improvement Program. They will also approve a new Residential Curb Appeal Program and authorize purchase orders up to $62,000 for emergency services transport…
Zoning Commission to vote on major Title 30 code update and fee changes
The Clark County Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on 32 items, including routine approvals and non-routine items. Key decisions include an ordinance to modify Title 30 regulations and fee schedules, several zone changes, use permits for a vehicle wash and a cannabis retail store, and tentative maps for new…
City Council to consider $3.7 million loan for James Down Towers rehabilitation
The City Council will review several business licenses, infrastructure contract extensions with the RTC, and development agreements for the Cashman and Grant Sawyer sites. The body is also discussing grants for youth-initiated projects and the issuance of various municipal bonds.
Board to consider road designations, cannabis fee changes, and $100k media contract
The Storey County Board of Commissioners will consider approving minor road designations, reducing cannabis licensing fees, and authorizing a $100,000 contract for a media production series. The board will also discuss updates to fire district staffing and the property tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year.
Zoning Commission to decide on 33.5-acre resort-casino extension
The Clark County Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a holdover zone change and use permits for a 33.5-acre resort-casino project (Pacific Place Site) with 2,700 hotel rooms, condos, and entertainment. The agenda also includes multiple development agreements for commercial, multi-family, and single-family…
Planning Commission considers citywide zoning amendment for mixed-use residential
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several property reclassifications and special use permits. The body is also reviewing a citywide ordinance amendment to allow residential components in commercial zones.
City Council considers $90 million in bonds for Civic Center and parking
The City Council will discuss the sale of up to $90 million in revenue bonds for a Civic Center project and off-street parking. The body is also deciding on several multi-million dollar public works contracts and cannabis facility licenses.
City Council to approve $24.9 million Animal Shelter Operator contract
The Las Vegas City Council will consider a series of consent agenda items, including the approval of a multi‑year Animal Shelter Operator contract worth up to $24,906,009. Other actions include a $689,500 grant to The Animal Foundation, new cannabis facility licenses for PREMIUM PRODUCE LLC, a $8 million road…
Board to consider fire station grants, truck purchase, and time zone change
The Elko County Board of Commissioners will discuss a proclamation for Suicide Prevention Month, a request for Jackpot to adopt Mountain Time, and the renewal of a cannabis business license. The board will also consider a $125,500 grant for the Great Basin Children's Advocacy Center and the purchase of a light truck…
City Council to consider flood control contracts and business licenses
The North Las Vegas City Council will review several interlocal agreements for flood control and affordable housing. The body is also considering various business licenses and professional service contracts for police and public works.
City Council to approve $833,515 SMART Grant traffic improvement contract
The Las Vegas City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes several licenses, contract awards and resolutions, and will vote to approve the final minutes from the July 16 meeting. A major item is the award of Contract No. 260013-JG for a SMART Grant traffic improvement project bounded by Ogden Avenue, Las…
City Council to consider $12.5 million for Rancho Drive improvements
The City Council will review several infrastructure contracts, including road and park projects. The body is also considering multiple cannabis and gaming licenses and a grant for after-school programming.
Planning Commission to consider multiple special‑use permit requests, including a marijuana cultivation facility
The North Las Vegas Planning Commission will review a series of special‑use permit applications for various commercial and industrial uses. Items include extensions for Decatur Desert Plaza, a detached garage request, and a marijuana cultivation facility at 4741 Vandenberg Drive. Each request is listed for possible…
Council to consider $136 million interfund loan for property acquisition
The Las Vegas City Council will discuss a temporary interfund loan of up to $136 million to fund a real‑property purchase near Charleston Boulevard and Hualapai Way. Other items include contract modifications for fire‑rescue consulting, a $1.48 million HUD award for older‑adult home modifications, a $150,000 deposit…
City Council to consider $26 million contract for Summerlin Parkway Trail
The City Council will review several high-value infrastructure contracts and business licenses. The session includes decisions on cannabis dispensary and retail licenses, as well as multiple public works projects and grant acceptances.
Cannabis retail store and dispensary use permits to be considered
The Zoning Commission will conduct public hearings on 49 items, including routine approvals and non-routine items. Key non-routine items include requests for a cannabis retail store and dispensary in Sunrise Manor, multiple waivers for the Sphere events center, and a resort hotel/multi-family development on Las Vegas…
Bellagio expansion and sign plan modifications up for approval
The Clark County Zoning Commission will vote on routine items including Bellagio resort modifications, a cannabis store extension, zone changes, and development agreements, plus non-routine items such as a flood control master plan update and several use permits.
Council to approve $30.8M storm drain contract on Charleston Boulevard
The Las Vegas City Council will consider final minutes from the October 2 meeting and a consent agenda covering multiple licenses, agreements, and contract awards. Items include cannabis facility licenses at 950 Anvil Road, an electric‑vehicle charging station host agreement for three community centers, and several…
City Council to consider $2.47 million 911 system upgrade
The North Las Vegas City Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to discuss various citywide contracts, business licenses, and infrastructure projects. Key decisions include software licensing, surveillance expansions, and public safety upgrades.