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Henderson adopts White Flag shelter policy, approves 2026 city-sponsored events; residents press for street repairs
Summary
Council adopted a White Flag emergency shelter policy and approved a streamlined process for 2026 city-sponsored events. During public comment and council discussion residents and councilmembers highlighted widespread potholes and lighting outages and urged a plan for repairs.
Henderson — The City Council on Dec. 29 adopted policies aimed at supporting people who rely on emergency shelter during freezing nights and approved a streamlined process for city-sponsored events in 2026, while residents and councilmembers pressed for more action on deteriorating streets and outages.
City Manager Paylor Spruill explained the White Flag Emergency Shelter policy is intended to provide operational support for volunteers and shelter guests when temperatures fall below 32°F. Councilmember Garry D. Daeke praised the policy’s thoroughness and said it…
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