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Clark County pauses Camp Bonneville law-enforcement agreements after public outcry over munitions, reuse plan
Summary
Council removed item 4.3 from the agenda and paused negotiations on law-enforcement agreements at Camp Bonneville after multiple public commenters raised concerns about munitions, unexploded ordnance, conservation conveyance terms and transparency. Chair Marshall said negotiations are paused and staff will return documents when appropriate.
The Clark County Council removed agenda item 4.3 and paused negotiations on law-enforcement agreements for Camp Bonneville after several residents and community groups urged greater transparency and raised safety and legal questions.
Public commenters told the council that documents tied to the proposed agreements were not available to the public and said the county should not allow law-enforcement uses that conflict with the site's conservation conveyance and the Camp Bonneville reuse plan. Patty Reynolds told the council that "the actual content of the item had been hidden from the public," and asked whether agencies using the site were storing munitions on-site. Theresa Hardy said the "conservation conveyance is the law" and that deed restrictions attached to the transfer did not contemplate ATF, SWAT or bomb…
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