Beals elected chair as Las Vegas Arts Commission conducts annual officer elections
October 17, 2025 | Las Vegas , Clark County, Nevada
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The Las Vegas City Art Commission held its annual officer elections on Oct. 16 and confirmed a new slate of officers for the coming year.
Commissioner Bills (recorded in the motion as Commissioner Beals) was nominated and elected chair. Commissioner Clemons seconded the motion. “I would like to motion for commissioner Beals to be chair of the Las Vegas City Art Commission,” the maker of the motion said on the record; the motion passed with no recorded opposition.
The commission then moved to elect Heather (identified in meeting materials as the current vice chair) to continue as vice chair; the motion was seconded and approved. Eric Roberts, who was absent, was nominated and confirmed as second vice chair by the commission.
The commission followed its stated rules for one-year officer terms. Staff clarified that officers serve one-year terms and may serve up to two years in a given office. The commission recorded the votes as passing with a quorum present and no opposing votes on the record.
The appointments will take effect immediately; staff will update commission rosters and the public-facing web listings.
Commissioner Bills (recorded in the motion as Commissioner Beals) was nominated and elected chair. Commissioner Clemons seconded the motion. “I would like to motion for commissioner Beals to be chair of the Las Vegas City Art Commission,” the maker of the motion said on the record; the motion passed with no recorded opposition.
The commission then moved to elect Heather (identified in meeting materials as the current vice chair) to continue as vice chair; the motion was seconded and approved. Eric Roberts, who was absent, was nominated and confirmed as second vice chair by the commission.
The commission followed its stated rules for one-year officer terms. Staff clarified that officers serve one-year terms and may serve up to two years in a given office. The commission recorded the votes as passing with a quorum present and no opposing votes on the record.
The appointments will take effect immediately; staff will update commission rosters and the public-facing web listings.
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