What’s on our Radar – Week of June 29th, 2026
This week’s Radar offers you an opportunity to engage with the Clark County Comp Plan land use, housing, and rural chapters. Plus, you can catch up on Clark County forest policy discussion and make sure to save the date and register for FOCC’s upcoming Comp Plan Discussion Panel and Live Q&A!
THIS WEEK’S RADAR
Our weekly radar is intended to highlight Clark County meetings and events relevant to Friends of Clark County priorities. This list is not exhaustive. For a full list of Clark County meetings, please visit Clark County Council and Clark County Community Planning on the Clark County website.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1ST
Work sessions starting at 9am: Meeting information
- Law and Justice related issues
- Comp Plan Update Land Use, Housing, and Rural chapters, proposed changes to the mobile home code, transportation project list and evaluation criteria
Clark County Council Time at 1pm: Meeting information
- 5.1 De-escalation Training
- 5.2 America250 Proclamation
- 5.3 Clark Public Utilities Letter of Support
- 5.4 Draft Resolution – Light Rail to Library Square
- 5.5 HB1345 – Rural ADU Changes
THURSDAY, JULY 2ND
Planning Commission work session at 5:30pm: Meeting information
- School and Fire District CFP Updates and Associated Impact Fees
- Comp Plan Housing Element
- Transportation Project List and Evaluation Criteria
LAST WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS
Clark County Council Time
- Forest advisory group:
- FOCC’s Mary Goody spoke as a board member of Friends of Clark County, providing information to the Council about different types of forest advisory groups and more
- Sierra Club and the Green Party of SWWA asked for specific representation on the forest advisory group, including climate, youth, BIPOC, and legacy forest protection organizations
- Wil Fuentes, Glen Yung, and Michelle Belkot expressed support for many of Sierra Club and Green Party of SWWA specific suggestions (Matt Little absent)
- Policy analyst will work on this and come back to the Council
- Glen Yung proposed an advisory group for mineral resource lands, which may return as a topic
- There were a few other topics unrelated to FOCC’s mission that can be reviewed in notes from the League of Women Voters’ Observer Corps
- Watch the June 26th Council Time meeting recording
Clark County Council Works Sessions
There was a work session on 2027 Budget Process Considerations & Direction and the Jail Update & Expansion Project Update
Read notes from League of Women Voters’ Observer Corps on last week’s work sessions
Watch recording of 2027 Budget Process work session
Watch recording of Jail Update Expansion project work session
Charter Review Commission meeting
Watch recording of June 24th Charter Review Commission meeting
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Comp Plan Update Discussion Panel and Live Q&A
You asked and we listened! In lieu of our typical forum format, we are holding a 90-minute remote session to discuss who Friends of Clark
County is as an organization and where we are with the Comp Plan Update. The discussion will be facilitated by local farmer and FOCC Board Member Justin Burger. Panelists will include FOCC President Ann Foster, Treasurer Jackie Lane, and Policy Chair Jim Byrne. A live, interactive Q&A segment where you can ask questions directly of the panelists will follow the discussion.
Register for free for Comp Plan Update Discussion Panel and Live Q&A on Eventbrite
Friends of Clark County
Subscribe to FOCC’s newsletter
News From Your Friends
Friends of Clark County
Clark County Calendar of Land Use Activities
This great public resource compiled by FOCC’s own Jackie Lane tracks Clark County’s land use activities in a publicly available document. Make sure to bookmark it!
Friends of Clark County
Support Friends of Clark County
If you find Weekly Radar helpful, consider donating to support our work. As a small, grassroots organization every dollar has the potential to make a difference!
See you next week!
FOCC Community Outreach