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Commission approves $6,000 for in-person commissioner training; selects four topics

March 26, 2026 | Las Vegas , Clark County, Nevada


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Commission approves $6,000 for in-person commissioner training; selects four topics
The Las Vegas Historic Preservation Commission approved $6,000 on March 25 to fund in-person training for commissioners through the National Alliance of Preservation Commissioners programs.

Staff said the commission’s survey produced interest in multiple topics; commissioners debated whether to fund two topics ($3,500) or four topics ($6,000). The commission chose four topics and excluded the infill design exercise. Commissioner Levine said social media strategies were a priority for outreach, while other commissioners emphasized legal basics and enforcement for newer commissioners.

Staff confirmed each topic would be roughly an hour long and offered in person; the commission also discussed inviting other preservation community members to participate if it would not increase costs. The motion to approve funding for the four topics carried with the chair voting in favor.

Next steps: staff will finalize dates and instructors, confirm whether external preservation community members can attend without additional cost, and return with a final schedule.

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