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The City of Las Vegas is set to celebrate the opening of its new Civic Center Building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled for Thursday, September 4, at 8:30 AM. Pat O'Mara, the deputy director of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs, welcomed attendees to the meeting held in the new facility, which will serve as the administrative hub for various city departments, including human resources and IT.
O'Mara expressed excitement about the new building, highlighting its role in fostering a more cohesive work environment for city staff. The Civic Center also features Goodman Plaza, which will host special events, enhancing the community's engagement with city services.
During the meeting, the commission approved the minutes from the previous meeting held on June 3, 2025, without objections. The agenda included a significant discussion on public safety, with reports from the Department of Public Safety addressing issues at city facilities and parks. This included an overview of the department's role in maintaining safety across all city parks and facilities, emphasizing the importance of security in community spaces.
The meeting underscored the city's commitment to enhancing public services and ensuring the safety of its parks and recreational areas. As the new Civic Center opens its doors, residents can look forward to improved access to city services and a strengthened focus on community safety.
Converted from CLV 09-02-2025 Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission Meeting meeting on September 03, 2025
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