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Las Vegas civil service board approves minutes, certifies eligible lists for multiple positions

Board of Civil Service Trustees ยท January 29, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Civil Service Trustees approved Jan. 14 minutes and certified eligible lists for several city positions, including project architect and urban forestry specialist; no public comments were offered and the meeting adjourned.

The Board of Civil Service Trustees met Jan. 28, 2026 in Las Vegas and voted to approve the minutes of its Jan. 14 meeting and to certify eligible lists for several city positions.

The board opened the meeting with an announcement that backup materials are available from Lou Andy Holmes, city clerk, at 495 South Main Street, 2nd Floor, and on the city's website, which the presiding speaker cited as www.lasvegasnevada.gov. During roll call the board confirmed compliance with the state's open meeting law.

Vice Chair Ponciello moved to approve the final minutes of the Jan. 14, 2026 regular meeting; the motion was approved by voice vote. The board then took up Item 5, a single action to certify eligible lists for multiple job classifications. The speaker introduced the list as follows: Fire Prevention Inspection Supervisor (promotional), GIS Analyst (1 open), Production Technician (open), Project Architect (open), Signing and Marking Technician (open), and Urban Forestry Specialist (open). Member Hesch interjected a correction, stating, "I was a project architect, just for the record," which the board incorporated before a motion to approve. Member Hesch moved to approve the certification as corrected; the motion carried on voice vote.

There were no public comments during either the public-comment portion of the agenda or the citizens' participation segment, and the meeting concluded with the presiding speaker declaring, "Seeing none, we're adjourned."