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Commission outlines post‑election outreach, trainings for newly elected officials
Summary
Outreach Officer Harvey detailed a post‑election outreach campaign including a LinkedIn guide, a Jan. 13 online ethics briefing, training at NACO and the League of Cities, and plans to train 700 Clark County Library District staff; staff also reported a rise in public-records and information requests.
Outreach and Education Officer Liz Harvey told the Commission on Nov. 13 that staff are conducting post‑election outreach to newly elected officials, including a LinkedIn article explaining compliance steps, an online 45‑minute ethics briefing scheduled for Jan. 13, and planned presentations at the annual NACO and League of Cities trainings.
Harvey said staff published a step‑by‑step guide for incoming officials and will issue a press release after the Commission meeting summarizing initiatives. The office is arranging three live trainings for the Las Vegas Clark County Library District with the aim of training up to 700 staff by mid‑January through a mix of in‑person and Nevada Ethics Online Platform resources.
Harvey also reported public‑records and information requests for the fiscal year: a running total of 43 requests for information and 14 public‑records requests. She said increased requests likely reflect heightened awareness of the Commission and its resources. Commissioners asked about the outreach list and Harvey described a listserv built from county directories, the governor's office and training participants; she said the list totals roughly 1,400 contacts and is being used for quarterly newsletters.
Ending: Staff will continue post‑election outreach, run the Jan. 13 briefing and report back on training uptake.
