#AllAroundA CELEBRATING THE LATEST ADDITION TO JAMES REGIONAL SPORTS COMPLEX - Clark County

#AllAroundA                      December 2021

                                CELEBRATING THE LATEST ADDITION TO
                                JAMES REGIONAL SPORTS COMPLEX

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                                Commissioners Naft and Jones were joined by
500 S. Grand Central Parkway    Governor Sisolak for the opening of the second and
Las Vegas, NV 89155             third phases of James Regional Sports Park on Nov.
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                                "The completion of phases two and three for this
#AllAroundA                     complex makes James Regional Sports Park one of
@MichaelNaft                    the largest soccer complexes in the state of Nevada.
ClarkCountyNV.gov               We are excited to have a premier facility that can
MichaelNaft@ClarkCountyNV.gov   help meet the demands for field space in Clark
                                County", said Commissioner Naft.

Follow me on Twitter            The James Regional Sports Park is 107 acres and
                                houses 16 soccer fields. The park hosts 24
                                tournaments a year, servicing more than 60,000
                                soccer players.

                                The park is located at 8400 W. Robindale Road,
                                near Warm Springs Road and Buffalo Drive.
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ALL AROUND A
November was a busy month in District A. Commissioner Naft hosted a Coffee
and Conversation at Scooter's Coffee, located at 6585 S Decatur Blvd. The
Commissioner met with area residents to answer questions and address any
concerns related to Clark County, our departments, and services.

Commissioner Naft, The West Flamingo Senior Center and the Spring Valley Area
Command hosted the annual Turkey Hunt. All attendees received a frozen turkey
and a gift basket full of Thanksgiving essentials.

Also in November, Commissioner Naft joined in honoring southern Nevada's
veterans at The Veterans Day Parade that took place in downtown Las Vegas. The
event is hosted by The Veterans Action Group and their mission is to maintain
honor and respect for our nation's Veterans and their families.

Commissioner Naft also joined Gov. Steve Sisolak and Mayor Debra March at the
Sun City Anthem Veterans Day Celebration. "It's a tribute befitting our courageous
Veterans who, along with their families, sacrificed so much," said Commissioner
Naft.

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NEVADA’S FIRST HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL PLAZA BREAKS GROUND

Commissioner Naft along with Gov. Steve Sisolak, Mayor Carolyn Goodman, and
other community leaders attended the groundbreaking for Nevada's first Holocaust
Memorial.

The Holocaust Memorial Plaza broke ground in Clark County on Friday, Nov. 19.
Once built, the memorial will honor those who died, and will contain elements of
the Holocaust and Judaism that will educate visitors and allow for a time of
reflection. Among the many features planned for the plaza are crumbling
antiquated brick walls with steel bars darting from the top, which will symbolize
the deterioration of life in the Jewish community during the holocaust.

The memorial will be located on the grounds of the King David Memorial Chapel
and Cemetery, 2697 East Eldorado Lane, near Eastern Ave. and Warm Springs Rd.
The Holocaust memorial plaza is expected to be completed by April of 2022.

EXCITING IMPROVEMENTS COMING TO THE DOG PARK AT
SILVERADO RANCH PARK
Thanks to a generous donation from Darren Petersen and Diacon, LLC, the dog park
at Silverado Ranch Park will undergo much-needed improvements. Beginning
Monday, Dec. 6, the dog park will be closed for 90 days as renovations are made.
Improvements will include the installation of grass, trees, new benches and shade
structures. Silverado Ranch Park is a favorite for dogs and their owners and these
enhancements to the existing facility will ensure our canine friends have a space of
their own to enjoy. The dog park was initially built in 2001 and the area has seen
expansive growth since then. Upon re-opening, It will be named Madison T.
Petersen Dog Park.

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JANUARY COFFEE AND CONVERSATION AT ROMANO MERCATO
Commissioner Naft will host his next Coffee & Conversation Saturday, Jan. 29 at
Romano Mercato located at 2016 Via Firenze #110, Henderson, NV 89044 from 10
to 11 a.m. He will be joined by Commissioner Justin Jones, who represents a
portion of Inspirada and Anthem since redistricting became effective Nov. 17.

LAUGHLIN RECEIVES NEW CLARK COUNTY KIOSK
The next time you visit the Laughlin Administrative Offices at the Regional
Government Center be sure to check out the new Clerk and Recorders Kiosk.
This partnership with the Clerk and Recorders Office and the Laughlin
Administrative Offices will provide residents living in the southern portion of
Clark County, including Boulder City, Searchlight and Laughlin the opportunity
to interact with a live County employee located at the Las Vegas office during
normal business hours. The remote Interactive Recording Kiosk will allow the
public to scan, retrieve copies and record land documents and property records
without having to drive to Las Vegas.
"This latest addition to my office in Laughlin will allow area residents to access
the full functions of our County Clerk and Recorders offices while staying close to
their home or business. I appreciate the partnership of Clark County Clerk Lynn
Goya and Clark County Recorder Debbie Conway who have made these services
available to our residents. We look forward to utilizing and expanding the award-
winning technology in the near future to incorporate additional County services
and departments," said Commissioner Michael Naft.

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