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Parks and Nature presents 2026–2031 capital plan including neighborhood park development and major maintenance
Summary
Clark County Parks and Nature Division presented its 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Plan at the Aug. 7 planning commission work session, describing funding sources (park improvement fees, REET 2, grants and a voter‑approved levy), a portfolio that includes 2,600 acres and 74 parks-related parcels, and planned projects including neighborhood park
Clark County Parks and Nature staff presented the division’s draft 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Plan at the Aug. 7 Planning Commission work session, describing a six‑year program that combines new park development, stewardship capital for existing parks and major maintenance work.
David (Parks and Nature presenter) told the commission that the division manages about 2,600 acres, including neighborhood, community and regional parks and multiple undeveloped parcels, and that the 6‑year capital plan balances new park development, stewardship improvements to existing parks and major maintenance. He described funding from park improvement fees (PIF), REET 2 (real estate excise tax), grants (for example, the Recreation and Conservation Office) and a voter‑approved levy that…
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