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Votes and actions at a glance: North Las Vegas council meeting, June 17, 2026
Summary
A compact roundup of motions and outcomes from the June 17 council meeting: agenda and consent approved; AMP12026 (heat resiliency) passed; AMP2026 and ZN022026 (Sequoia Homes) approved; FY26 budget augmentation approved; JOC policy adopted; North Star Fund resolution and funding agreement approved; city manager review accepted; several appointments and routine items passed.
Here are the key votes and formal actions taken by the North Las Vegas City Council on June 17, 2026.
- Agenda and Consent: The meeting agenda and the consent calendar (items 2–11) were approved on motion. - AMP12026 (Heat Mitigation): Council approved an amendment to the comprehensive master plan to add a heat resiliency mitigation plan (motion passed). - AMP2026 (San Miguel Fusilier): Council approved the master plan amendment to change land use at 4105 Fusilier Drive to allow approximately 16 single-family medium homes (motion passed). - ZN022026 (San Miguel PUD / Ordinance 32 77): Council adopted the zoning ordinance reclassifying approximately 2.36 acres to a Planned Unit Development for the same project (motion passed). - FY26 Year-End Budget Augmentation (Resolution 2754): Council approved the year-end budget adjustments including multiple capital rollovers, ARPA carryovers, and major funding items. - Job Order Contracting (JOC) Policy: Council adopted the city's JOC policy to expedite minor capital repairs and renovations under the AB43 framework (motion passed). - North Star Fund (Resolution 2755 & funding agreement): Council approved a resolution and associated funding agreement authorizing up to $1,050,000 (seed funding over up to three years) for the North Star Fund, with performance thresholds (motion passed). - City Manager Review: Council conducted the annual public review of City Manager Mikayla Moore and recommended retaining her; council recorded acceptance of the presentation.
Several other ordinances were introduced for first reading (school zone code updates; cost recovery for hazardous spills), and the council approved an appointment to reappoint Scott Black as Mayor Pro Tem. Public hearings recorded no substantive written public comments for items where hearings were opened and closed without testimony.
