Water Delusions
I was entering my junior year at BCHS when Lake Mead reached its top elevation of 1,225 feet in 1983. Water rushed over Hoover Dam’s...
Uniting in and through Prayer
My dad had a stand-by joke about prayer that he repeatedly told in various forms for 28 years as a Clark County Commissioner. It never...
Building a Community of Trust in Boulder City
When the Nevada Legislature adopted our Ethics in Government Laws in 1977, it declared a foundational principal of public policy–that a...
Quality of Life That’s Worth Every Penny
In addition to small-town charm, Boulder City’s spectacular quality-of-life amenities are among the main things that attract people to...
Fraud in Nevada
Most of us have heard the terms “insurance fraud” and “securities fraud.” And we probably all know someone who has been a victim of one...
Voter Dollars Put to Good Use
In the recent past, ballot questions have served an important role to help fund critical capital improvement projects in Boulder City....
Favorable Finances Built on Firm Fiscal Footings
Boulder City’s financial status has never been better. That’s music to my ears, because one of my top five Mayor’s Vision priorities has...
BOULDER CITY SMALL CLAIMS
Over the years, I’ve advised numerous clients about the risks and benefits of lawsuits. Many of my cautionary warnings focus on the...
Your Vote Matters
This year, two City Council seats are up for election–Councilman Duncan McCoy’s seat and Councilman Cam Walker’s. Both were elected in...
Family First
Last year in my State of the City address, I urged us to make sure that, when we’re making decisions, we’re careful to always put family...