Council updates business‑license code to allow fingerprinting for certain categories
Summary
Council unanimously adopted Bill 2137 to amend the business license and employment chapters so the city can require fingerprinting for specified license categories and align city code with FBI guidance and Nevada Department of Public Safety review.
City Attorney Britney Walker presented Bill 2137, a code update to require fingerprinting in certain business license categories and to bring the city’s employment provisions into alignment with FBI and state guidance. Walker said Nevada law already authorizes fingerprint collection and the ordinance updates local language to conform with FBI guidance.
Council had no questions and voted unanimously to adopt Bill 2137. Staff indicated the change allows background checks where authorized by state law and follows the Department of Public Safety’s review.
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