Clark County to launch Neighborhood Traffic Management Program in January 2026
Clark County presented a new Neighborhood Traffic Management Program adopted by county council that will accept annual applications from neighborhoods, add two full‑time staff to manage requests and make traffic‑calming tools — from speed feedback signs to curb extensions and speed cushions — available to eligible local streets.
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David Jardine, traffic engineering section manager for Clark County, described the newly adopted Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, which county council approved in May and plans to launch in January 2026.
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