Housing in Nevada local government
What Nevada city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about housing — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
286 Nevada meetings since 2024 covered housing. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Nevada with the most housing activity
- Reno, NV (83)
- Las Vegas, NV (57)
- Clark County, NV (37)
- Mesquite, NV (29)
- North Las Vegas, NV (22)
- Boulder City, NV (19)
- Washoe County, NV (12)
- Elko County, NV (7)
- Churchill County, NV (5)
- Douglas County, NV (4)
- Yerington, NV (3)
- Fallon, NV (3)
Latest matching meetings
Planning Commission approves reversion of two parcels for potential mobile home park
The Yerington Planning Commission met on June 24, 2026 and approved a reversion of acreage application for two parcels (APN 001-311-02 and 001-491-08) submitted by YMV Development. The parcels are currently zoned RC, are compatible with the City’s Master Plan, and are intended for a future mobile home park. The…
Zoning Commission to review resort expansions and land use changes
The Clark County Zoning Commission will consider various design reviews, use permits, and zone changes. Key items include resort hotel modifications in Paradise and several development agreements in Enterprise.
Board may approve $10.9 million Station 75 Italy construction contract
The Storey County Board of Commissioners will consider routine agenda items such as business license readings and minutes approval. Key actions include approving a contract not to exceed $10,943,588 for the Station 75‑Italy construction project, reviewing a resolution to transfer the county’s 2026 private‑activity…
County Commissioners will approve major road construction and multiple interlocal agreements.
The joint meeting of the Clark County Board of Commissioners and the Clark County Water Reclamation District Board will consider a series of contract awards, interlocal agreement amendments, and infrastructure projects. Items include awarding a bid for the Orchard Collector utility line, amending several HOME program…
Mesquite to consider new bicycle and e-mobility regulations
The Technical Review Meeting will address a new ordinance for bicycle and electric micro-mobility device use. The body will also review several short-term rental applications and a residential parcel map.
Ward 4 NAB to review four development projects including a 408-lot subdivision
The Ward 4 Neighborhood Advisory Board will review several development requests, including zoning amendments and conditional use permits. The board will also receive updates from Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful and a presentation on City public engagement practices.
City Council to consider $3.9M pipe assessment contract and other city projects
The City Council will review several consent items, including infrastructure contracts and business licenses. The body is deciding on various service awards for public works and financial consulting, as well as affordable housing restrictions.
North Las Vegas Council considers development agreements and various city grants
The City Council will review several land use amendments, including a residential subdivision near Losee Rd. and a redevelopment project at Civic Center Dr. The meeting also includes discussions on economic development agreements, public works maintenance contracts, and multiple federal grant applications.
Reno Planning Commission discusses rezoning and new development projects
The Commission will review several land use requests, including a new elementary school near Neil Road and multiple residential developments. Discussions include zoning map amendments for One Mica Place and Moose Ridge, as well as various conditional use permits.
City Council to consider contracts, grants, and redevelopment plans
The Las Vegas City Council will consider a series of routine contracts, including a $560,025 construction modification and a $3.9 million pipe assessment program. The Council will also discuss a public hearing for a new redevelopment plan and a collective bargaining agreement with the International Association of…
Agency to vote on $200K contract for supportive housing consulting
The Redevelopment Agency will consider two funding agreements: a $50,000 Commercial Visual Improvement Program grant for Bridge Counseling Associates at 415 South 6th Street, and a $200,000 professional services contract with Corporation for Supportive Housing for capacity building consulting. The agency will also…
Council to consider 127‑unit mixed‑use development at 951 Oasis Blvd
The Mesquite City Council will review a consent agenda, adopt several interlocal resolutions, and discuss a new municipal code bill on bicycle and electric micro‑mobility devices. It will also consider a tentative map for a 127‑unit mixed residential project at 951 Oasis Boulevard and multiple conditional use permits…
Planning Commission to consider reversing conditional approval of Talaz Eco‑Camp
The Douglas County Planning Commission will review an appeal filed by G & T Properties LLC to reverse the April 27, 2026 conditional approval of Design Review DP25‑0184 for the Talaz Eco‑Camp project at 176 U.S. Highway 50, Zephyr Cove. The appellant argues the project does not satisfy the mandatory findings required…
Yerington City Council discusses water rights, bond transfers, and economic development
The City Council will review a water right extension for the Libra Solar Project and a private activity bond transfer to the Nevada Rural Housing Authority. Other items include a presentation on the Mason Project by Hudbay Minerals and a discussion of the 2025 Master Plan.
Elko County Board to discuss downtown complex, airport, and housing bonds
The Elko County Board of Commissioners will consider a presentation on revised plans for the Downtown County Complex, a professional services agreement for the Jackpot Airport, and a resolution to transfer bond volume cap to the Nevada Rural Housing Authority.
Planning Commission to consider zoning changes and land divisions
The Elko County Planning Commission will discuss several land use applications, including zoning changes for industrial use and requests to divide land into large parcels. The body will also consider a conditional use permit for a care dwelling.
Board to vote on rezoning 1600 East St. properties for residential development
The Lander County Board will consider a public hearing on Zone Change Application No. 26-0020 to rezone three parcels on 1600 East Street from A3 Farm and Ranch to A2 Five-Acre Agricultural for residential use. It will also vote on a $1,445,879 NDOT lane project bid, a $396,752 bond transfer to Nevada Rural Housing…
Board to consider $4.995 million road rehab project
The board will consider a $4.995 million road rehabilitation project, labor agreements with fire and sheriff's associations, and several water rights applications. Also up for discussion are a special use permit amendment for a chemical plant at 1400 Waltham Way, a school resource officer agreement, and a contract for…
Council to transfer 2026 bond cap to Nevada Rural Housing Authority
The Fallon City Council will consider approving meeting minutes, warrants, and a mobile food vendor license for Jose Martinez Maya (Pocar De Aces, LLC). The main action item is Resolution 26-07-01 to transfer the city's 2026 Private Activity Bond Volume Cap to the Nevada Rural Housing Authority. Public comments and…
Council to consider tentative map for 127-unit Hillside Crossing development on Oasis Boulevard
The Mesquite City Council, in Technical Review Meeting, will consider a tentative map to create seven single-family parcels as part of a 127-unit mixed residential development at 951 Oasis Boulevard. Other actions include introducing regulations for bicycle and electric micro mobility devices, approving multiple…
Planning Commission to discuss land use amendments and zoning deviations
The commission will consider several property requests, including fence height variances and setback reductions. A major item involves a large-scale master plan amendment for properties near South Virginia Street.
Council votes on ADU zoning changes, utility refund updates, and broadband franchise.
The Las Vegas City Council will vote on policy changes including new accessory dwelling unit rules, revised public utility refund eligibility, and a new broadband franchise agreement. Members will also approve a consent agenda covering dozens of routine contracts, grants, and interlocal agreements for road, storm…
Board to review Point-in-Time homelessness count and system gaps
The Community Homelessness Advisory Board will receive updates on the Point-in-Time count and current system gaps. The board will also discuss establishing a standing agenda item for updates from the Advisory Board of Lived Experience (ABLE).
Commission to consider artwork purchases and new AI policies
The Commission will discuss several potential artwork acquisitions for the city's permanent collection. Members will also consider a new policy regarding artificial intelligence in public art submissions.
Elko County to approve budget augmentations and ambulance loan
The Elko County Board of Commissioners will meet in Elko, Wells, and Jackpot to approve the 2025 financial statements, budget augmentations for various funds, and an interfund loan for the ambulance service.
Planning Commission to consider North Hills townhomes and residential deviations
The commission will review several land development requests, including a large-scale townhome project near US Highway 395. Other items include a small single-family subdivision and individual property variances for residential construction.
City Council considers $58.6 million budget amendment and Summerlin West agreement
The City Council will vote on a $58.6 million General Fund budget augmentation and a $10.15 million budget transfer. Major contracts include $2.77 million for cybersecurity and $7.5 million for tree care services. The council also considers grants for affordable housing and a market hall, a development agreement for…
RDA to vote on $97,173 grant for 22-apartment renovation
The Mesquite Redevelopment Agency will consider approving a $97,173.26 grant request from 92 W. Mesquite Blvd., LLC for the renovation of 22 apartments. This is the only substantive action item on the agenda; the remainder consists of procedural items such as approving previous meeting minutes and public comment…
Rezoning 8.46 acres for multi-family housing near Russell and Redwood, Spring Valley
The Planning Commission will vote on 49 agenda items, including routine use permits and non-routine public hearings. Key decisions involve plan amendments, zone changes, and development waivers for multi-family and commercial projects. Most non-routine items will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for…
Board to vote on $6M in HUD grants for homeless programs
The Clark County Board of Commissioners will consider consent agenda items including contracts, grants, and licenses. Key decisions include approving over $6 million in HUD renewal grants for homeless housing and support services, awarding a contract for Hollywood Boulevard roadway improvements, and adopting the…
Planning Commission to vote on 7-story mixed-use at 1801 Fremont
The Las Vegas Planning Commission will decide on a 7-story, 71-unit mixed-use development with 1,800 sq ft of commercial space at 1801 Fremont Street. Other agenda items include extensions for a 300-unit apartment project and a KFC drive-through, plus public hearings on variances and special use permits. Staff…
Committee to vote on new rules for backyard cottages (ADUs)
The Recommending Committee will vote on four bills: a broadband franchise for Light Source Communications, updates to income limits for utility refunds, changes to Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) regulations to comply with state law, and an amendment to the Summerlin West development agreement with Howard Hughes…
Gerlach/Empire board to hear Iveson Ranch housing/RV park proposal
The Gerlach/Empire Citizens Advisory Board will hear presentations on the proposed Iveson Ranch Employee Housing Special Use Permit (including RV park, team housing, and duplexes) and on Washoe County School District facilities in Gerlach. Public safety updates from the sheriff, ambulance, and volunteer fire…
Council to vote on $58.6M budget amendment for FY 2026
The City Council will consider a $58.6 million augmentation to the Fiscal Year 2026 General Fund budget and a $13.4 million road construction contract for Iron Mountain Road. They will also discuss a franchise agreement for Light Source Communications to provide broadband internet, and a $15.3 million cooperative…
ADU update and public safety reports highlight advisory board meeting
The Incline Village/Crystal Bay Citizens Advisory Board will receive an informational update on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and hear public safety updates from local agencies. No binding decisions are scheduled; the only action item is approval of prior meeting minutes.
Veterans Community Commission discusses housing models and VA claim practices
The commission will discuss VA claim representation practices and shared housing models for veterans. The meeting also includes an overview of the Memorial Day BBQ and Resource Fair.
Council to adopt FY 2026-2027 tentative budget
The Mesquite City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Tentative Budget. Other business includes introducing an ordinance to amend vacation home rental regulations, adopting downtown design standards, and approving several liquor and gaming licenses. The Council will…
Group homes and public land sales discussed
The Council receives presentations on initial findings about group homes and on recent public lands sales from the Housing and Commercial Lands Committee. No votes are scheduled on these topics; the only action item is approval of previous meeting minutes.
Conditional use permit for fourplex at 455 Crampton Street
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a conditional use permit to allow expansion of a nonconforming structure and development of a fourplex at 455 Crampton Street. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of the agenda, staff announcements, and public comment periods.
Commission to consider UNLV Research Foundation hospital and heliport proposal
The Clark County Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on 59 items, including zone changes, use permits, design reviews, and vacation of rights-of-way. Notable items include a proposed hospital and heliport by UNLV Research Foundation, a zone change for 33 acres to Commercial Resort, and multiple senior…