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Council voted to put a one-percent public safety sales tax on the ballot, approved facility and park projects (including HVAC upgrades at the Armory and development funding for North Village Park), adopted the FY2026 CDBG/HOME plan, enacted ordinances on electronic gaming machines and a temporary pause on data center applications, approved several short-term rental permits and an Allegiant Air agreement, made multiple board appointments, and requested after-action and audit-related reports.
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The council sent a proposed one-percent sales tax for public safety to voters and approved several local projects that may affect services and public spaces: HVAC and lighting upgrades at the Armory (to save energy and lower operating costs), funding for a new downtown park, and the city’s annual plan for federal housing/community development grants. The council also passed rules to address electronic gaming machines, temporarily delayed new data center approvals to explore protections, and approved some short-term rental permits — actions that can affect neighborhood housing availability and local services. They requested a report on the recent 911 outage and a review of internal audit capabilities so residents can expect follow-up information on those issues.
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