LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Mayor Carolyn Goodman has signed an emergency declaration for the City of Las Vegas during the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic.
The city has made adjustments to its services in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
- Senior Centers - In following the President’s declaration of a national coronavirus emergency, where he gave direction to protect our most vulnerable populations such as seniors, all of the city’s five senior centers, and a portion of an additional facility with senior services, are closed effective Saturday, March 14. The centers will be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
- The March 19 grand reopening of Woofter Family Park has been cancelled.
- The March 24 Human Trafficking Symposium scheduled for City Hall is being postponed to a later date.
- Traffic violation windows at the Municipal Court are closed until further notice.
- The city of Las Vegas Corporate Challenge has been postponed indefinitely.
- Visitation at the City Jail is suspended as of March 15.
- Safekey/Ignite programs are also closed. Current customers can credit dates between March 16 and April 3 to their account for future use.
For all updates the city has created a website.
City of Las Vegas
.@mayoroflasvegas has signed the emergency declaration for our city because of the #coronavirus pandemic: https://t.co/ZqNk1ix5HO pic.twitter.com/S2CHFrY3W7
— City of Las Vegas (@CityOfLasVegas) March 17, 2020
