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Las Vegas city board approves minutes, certifies eligible lists and abolishes project engineer list
Summary
At a June 25 meeting, a Las Vegas city board approved minutes from June 11, certified multiple eligible hiring lists and classification specifications, and voted to abolish a project engineer eligible list established April 23, 2025. No public comment was recorded.
A Las Vegas city board convened June 25, 2025, at 495 South Main Street and approved routine personnel items including the minutes of the June 11 meeting, certification of several eligible hiring lists and a classification specification, and the abolition of a project engineer eligible list established April 23, 2025. No members of the public spoke during the meeting’s public-comment periods.
The board approved the June 11, 2025, minutes after Member Stamper moved to approve them. The motion carried, with the chair asking "All those in favor?" and members responding in the affirmative; the transcript records the chair declaring, "Item number 4 carries."
The board next certified eligible lists for multiple positions. The items read into the record included lists for locksmith (open), mobile pre-K teacher (open), plant operations and maintenance supervisor (open), printing supervisor (promotional), project engineer (open), and senior community program technician (open). Member Hess moved to approve the certifications as read; the motion carried after an affirmative voice vote.
On item 6, the board approved a classification specification for senior maintenance mechanic after Member Stamper moved to approve "item 6 as read." The item carried following an affirmative voice vote.
On item 7, the board voted to abolish the eligible list for project engineer that had been established April 23, 2025. Member Hatch moved to approve item 7 as read; the motion carried after an affirmative voice vote.
The meeting record indicates compliance with the open meeting law was confirmed at the start of the session. The agenda included a citizens’ participation period; the board chair and staff invited public comment, and the transcript records that no members of the public came forward. The chair then adjourned the meeting.
These actions are routine personnel-board business that update hiring lists and classification records used in city recruitment and appointment processes. The transcript does not record any dissent, roll-call vote breakdowns, or amendments to the motions; it records only the motions, affirmative voice responses and the chair’s statement that each item "carries."
