A Note From William
Over the course of my first few years on the Clark County Commission, we’ve made historic progress throughout District D.
We have improved economic development throughout the community, delivering millions of dollars directly to small businesses. We’ve rebuilt an expanded Mario’s Westside Market, increasing access to fresh food in the neighborhood. We’ve upgraded our parks and partnered with community organizations, non-profits, and local businesses to deliver meals to seniors, school supplies to students, and toys for children. But there is still work to be done. Strengthening public safety, increasing access to healthcare, improving our schools, expanding opportunities for the residents of District D, and much more. This November, I hope you will continue to stand with me, because we are just getting started.
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Affordable housing project has retail, office space and ‘maker space’ in ‘Mixed-Use Microbusiness Park’
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – A planned affordable housing project that’s set to break ground in 2024 will have retail, office space and “maker space” in a concept called a “Mixed-Use Microbusiness Park.” … “We noticed that there was a housing affordability crisis going on within the County. And we also knew that this is […]
Clark County unveils potential new One October memorial designs
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Clark County commissioners on Monday unveiled a new exhibit that features five concepts for a future One October memorial. Five design concepts, now on display inside the Clark County Government Center, were created by the five design teams selected by the One October committee earlier this year. The One October committee will […]
Clark County OKs $1M for Mario’s market expansion
Aged refrigerators hummed, cutlery clanked, and the aroma of corn whiffed in the air, as long lines formed Thursday afternoon at the butcher and hot food counters inside Mario’s WestSide Market. … “Mario’s is more than just a grocery store,” Clark County Commissioner William McCurdy II told the Review-Journal. McCurdy pointed out that it’s common […]
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — He went from high school dropout to Clark County Commissioner. William McCurdy represents a growing population in Las Vegas and serves as a voice for the underserved. In honor of Black History Month, 13 Action News anchor Abel Garcia introduces us to William McCurdy and the role he plays in our […]