The City of Boulder City’s mission is to deliver outstanding services to enhance the quality of life within our community, our economic vitality, and the safety of those who reside, work in, visit, or travel through our community.
Vision Statement
The City of Boulder City is committed to preserving its status as a small town, with a small-town charm, historical heritage and unique identity, while proactively addressing our needs and enhancing our quality of life.
The Finance Department achieved Triple Crown designation from the Government Finance Officers Association for fiscal year 2022 financial reporting for the second consecutive year. Boulder City ranks amongst the top GFOA organizations in the U.S. Read on...
The Residential Energy Upgrade Program (RE-UP) helps low-income or credit-challenged households get funding for improvements. The program operates through the Nevada Clean Energy Fund. Read on...
The City of Boulder City is seeking donations for the 17th Annual Holiday Donation Drive for Emergency Aid. Items can be dropped off at the City Clerk's Office. Read on...
Boulder City’s Utilities Department provides power to more than 8,000 residential and business customers. We are one of 2,000 public power utilities that provide electricity to 49 million people across the country. Read on...
One of the most common calls to Boulder City staff is, “What time do the Bighorn Sheep graze in Hemenway Park?” Now, residents can watch these majestic animals from anywhere, thanks to the newly launched “Ram Cam” live video camera feed. Read on...
Join the City of Boulder City and the Boulder City Chamber of Commerce for a job fair on Wednesday, October 18, 2023 from 3:00 until 5:00 p.m. Bring resumes and be prepared for potential interviews on site. Read on...
Power outage reported at 11:40 a.m. in area of New Mexico / Aztec. Report of moving van snagging lines, two poles broken. Crew on site; repairs started. 28 to 30 meters affected. Could take several hours to repair.
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Over the past few months, we’ve seen a tropical storm take aim at Southern Nevada and wildfires spreading from the California border. September is National Preparedness Month, an excellent time to create an emergency plan for you and your loved ones. Read on...
Boulder City Police Department warns residents of telephone con artists. The latest: someone claiming to be with a bank's fraud department called a resident and obtained login information, then transferred from the victim’s account to a different account. Read on...
Preparations are underway for potential flooding conditions expected Saturday through Monday due to Hurricane Hilary. The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch and is monitoring what could become hazardous conditions across Southern Nevada. Read on...
Boulder City is seeking community input on how to make our community even better! Staff is gathering input from the community on potential Capital Improvement Projects for the City's Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) process. Read on...
We all have busy schedules, so making time to visit City Hall in person can be challenging. Today, the City launched a redesigned website, the culmination of a seven-month effort to provide simplified navigation, easier access, and an easy-to-read look. Read on...
UPDATE: The Short Term Rentals Survey Closed August 1
Short term rentals are not listed in Boulder City Code, and therefore currently not permitted. Read on...
If you did not attend, you can still let City staff know how you feel about rental platforms through an online survey. You can remain anonymous but you must share your City, State and Zip Code. The survey closes on August 1, 2023. Read on...
One of Boulder City’s residents most requested projects could start in the fall, now that City Council approved an agreement with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) for project construction funding. Read on...
Boulder City Animal Control was alerted last night to a suspected case of rabies in a kitten found in Boulder City. They are asking the public to be aware of the symptoms in both pets and humans. Read on...
We live in the desert, but some days, record-setting heat can have dangerous impacts. This level of rare or long-duration extreme heat is defined by little overnight relief. First responders and staff remind residents to help one another. Read on...
The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting is the highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting that a municipality can receive. Read on...
Be sure to celebrate Independence Day with the 75th Annual Boulder City Damboree! The Pancake Breakfast at Bicentennial Park starts at 7:00 a.m. The parade starts at 9:00 a.m. Read on...
On June 15, 2023, the Boulder City Police Department obtained arrest warrants for the parents on a charge of 2nd Degree Murder. BCPD Officers arrested both parents on the murder warrants and transported them to the Clark County Detention Center. Read on...
Once again this summer, Boulder City swimmers will join tens of thousands of others at aquatic facilities around the world for the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson™. Read on...
The City of Boulder City is working with Boulder City Hospital and Nevadans for the COmmon Good to address the needs and challenges we are facing. Read on...
The 75th Annual Boulder City Damboree Committee is now accepting applications for the Parade. Be sure to join your neighbors starting at 7:00 a.m. for the Pancake Breakfast at Bicentennial Park. The parade starts at 9:00 a.m. Read on...
After a nationwide search, Boulder City is pleased to announce that Cynthia Sneed is joining the City as Finance Director/Real Estate Officer. She previously served as Financial Services Director for the City of Durango, CO since 2020. Read on...
Record inflation in the double digits, combined with historic drought impacting hydropower availability and costs, led the to complete a rate study. Residential utilities customers will see about a three percent increase starting in October. Read on...
Keeping the streets, sidewalks and trails clean and safe. Responding to emergencies. Ensuring fair elections. These are just a few priorities for the employees of Boulder City. The week of May 7-13, 2022 is Public Service Recognition Week. Read on...
This year's events kick off on May 13 at the Nevada State Railroad Museum-Nevada Southern Railway, Museum Maintenance Shop, 600 Yucca Street. Be sure to check out the "bonus day" on Monday, May 15 as well! Read on...
Boulder City Fire Department has seen many full-time firefighters over the years, but it has been 25 years since there has been a full-time female firefighter on the team. That changed last week: Sarah Mitre-Hall became the first here since 1998. Read on...
Members will develop recommendations to improve accessibility and useability of City-owned buildings, parks, projects and infrastructure, using their personal experiences for inclusive accessibility. Read on...
When there is an emergency, seconds count, and information can mean the difference between life and death. Boulder City Fire Department (BCFD) has activated a new online tool - Community Connect - to help firefighters better respond to emergencies. Read on...
City staff hosted a Wastewater Staff-led Town Hall Discussion on April 4, 2023. More than 60 residents had a chance to ask questions and learn more about wastewater options. Residents can take a survey and provide input through September. Read on...
The highly respected “Credentialed Manager” designation for City Manager Tedder signifies his commitment to continuous learning and professional development, essential to building and maintaining a strong and effective local government organization. Read on...
Before Zane Grothe compiled all these fantastic achievements, he started by swimming in the Boulder City pool!! On Saturday, April 8th, join in celebrating one of BC’s best during a presentation in the lobby at the BC Aquatic Facility, 861 Avenue B! Read on...
Since 2011, the Boulder City Historic Preservation Commission and City Council have granted an annual Historic Preservation Award to recognize efforts to maintain and enhance the architectural, historical, and cultural heritage of Boulder City. Read on...
Residents are invited to a staff-led discussion to review two options under consideration for wastewater and to learn more about the next steps in the process. Read on...
Get rid of what you don't need anymore! Boulder City Community Development is once again teaming up with the Boulder City Chamber of Commerce for The Big Clean. Read on...
Three years after starting a challenging process, the Boulder City Fire Department received Accredited Agency status with the Commission on Fire Accreditation International. BCFD is only the third fire department in the state to achieve this status. Read on...
The Nevada Taxpayers Association and the Cashman family selected Boulder City Fire Department's Community Risk Reduction Program as one of six finalists for the 25th Silver Anniversary Cashman Good Government Award. Read on...
Boulder City received $21.7 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds in 2022. In July, City Council approved a plan to invest the funds on a variety of projects. Here is a look at some of the larger expenditures as of December 31, 2022. Read on...
Several residents reported to City Hall that they found flyers with Anti-Semitic content in their neighborhoods and parks. Mayor Joe Hardy strongly condemns this discriminatory behavior and calls for those responsible for sharing these flyers to stop. Read on...
The tour helicopter was returning from a routine trip to the Grand Canyon. One pilot and six passengers were on board when the helicopter made a hard landing. Boulder City Fire Department determined all seven people suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Read on...
This morning at 9:09 a.m., Boulder City Police Dispatch received a “spoofed” call from someone claiming to be a teacher in Boulder City High School, supposedly hiding from a gunman in the school. Read on...
Dozens of people packed City Hall Tuesday night to see new Boulder City Mayor Joe Hardy accept the Oath of Office from his son, Judge Joe Hardy. New Council Members Steve Walton and Cokie Booth accepted their Oaths of Office from City Clerk Tami McKay. Read on...
From our humble beginnings in the 1930’s on the project to build Hoover Dam to helping neighbors during COVID-19, volunteers have been the backbone of our community. Now, local agencies are working with the City to strengthen their volunteer pool. Read on...
Boulder City Police Department Commander Aaron Johnson recently returned from the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. The Academy graduated 254 men and women from 47 states, 37 countries, and four military organizations. Read on...
Wastewater capital improvement projects, converting raw water at parks for conservation, and building a satellite facility for the fire department to improve response times are some of the major items approved. Read on...
The City has developed a webpage regarding Tract 350, approximately 45 acres of residential land adjacent to Boulder Creek Golf Course. The page includes the Request for Proposals, bids and City Council minutes. Read on...
If you need an ambulance in an emergency, you could be billed hundreds of dollars. Boulder City Fire Department now offers the Boulder City Cares Ambulance Membership Program. This annual membership could reduce - even eliminate - the costs you pay. Read on...
