Tick Segerblom
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- Meetings spoken in
- 35
- Total speaking time
- 1:18:13
- Avg per meeting
- 2:14
- Segments
- 1621
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Top issues during term (20)
North Las Vegas Airport Hangar Leases and Reversion Policies
Up to $50 million in bonds; the county's approval is a tax-code formality and not a county debt obligation.
Short-Term Rental Regulations and Business Impact
Short-term rental operators say restrictions could depress home values and local tourism spending, while the county points to nearly 200,000 dollars in lodging taxes from a single licensed operator.
Urban Heat Island Mitigation and Tree Planting
King argued existing 10-to-20-year shade budgets could be accelerated with a coordinated plan.
Patriot Housing Project (Veteran Affordable Housing)
Allocates $609,962 in federal grant funds for homelessness prevention and support services.
election results
Tight races like this often mean extra taxpayer money goes toward recounts and legal battles.
Business license appeal period reduction
Not specified in the agenda.
Street repaving and road rehabilitation contracts
The RTC supplements increase total funding for roadway safety and street pavement reconstruction, though exact amounts are not stated in the agenda excerpt.
Child Haven Foster Care Recruitment and Support
Utilized grant funding for targeted marketing campaigns without county fund impact.
Harry Reid International Airport Modernization and Ground Transportation
No cost to taxpayers — the bonds are privately supported and carry no county recourse.
Commercial Center Redevelopment & 800 Liberace Avenue Activation
$10 million in RDA funds earmarked, with Insomniac reportedly putting in about $20 million.
Homeless Encampments and Public Infrastructure Management
Potentially impacts county cleanup costs and private development standards for waste enclosures.
Legacy Traditional School Expansion and Traffic Mitigation
Potential public expenditures for traffic enforcement and infrastructure mitigation.
Transportation Improvement Bonds and Infrastructure Funding
Borrowing of this size is typically repaid through property taxes, though the item funds capital projects rather than raising operating spending.
County-Wide Zoning and Land Use Applications
Project review and permitting fees contribute to county planning department revenues.
County Labor Agreements and Wage Adjustments
Salary adjustments through June 2030 affect district operating costs, though specific dollar figures are not stated in the agenda.
Preservation of Attainable Housing at Paseo del Prado
Could add rental housing units near the Maryland Parkway corridor if the extension is granted.
Commercial Vehicle Storage Expansion in Spring Valley
Property value and development potential changes for surrounding residential parcels.
Clark County Broadband Infrastructure Expansion
Franchise fee terms are not stated in the agenda.
Moapa Residential Development and Water/Fire Infrastructure
Substantial private investment in housing infrastructure with potential impacts on local utility districts.
Moapa Valley 82-lot residential project
Residents argue the rezoning would rob downtown Overton of its last large commercial parcel and future business growth.
Decisions during term (1581)
Recorded while Segerblom was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of the agenda with deletions and holds
Approval of minutes
Routine action items 4 through 16 approved
Item 17 — Venetian seventh extension of time approved with five-year amendment
Item 19 — Perez & Gonzalez outdoor storage approved with conditions
Item 20 — Sterling outdoor storage approved
Item 21 — Sunrise Manor cell tower approved with stealth redesign
Items 22 and 23 — Horito parcel combination approved
Items 30 through 33 — Spring Valley senior housing approved
Items 34 through 38 — Wigwam/Hauck subdivision approved
Approval of the Agenda After Considering Requests to Add, Hold, or Delete Items.
AR-26-400088 (UC-22-0461)-ITAI INVESTMENTS, LLC: USE PERMIT THIRD APPLICATION FOR REVIEW for a parking lot. WAIVERS OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS for the following: 1) eliminate street landscaping; 2) eliminate parking lot landscaping; 3)…
ET-26-400079 (ZC-23-0931)-CHARLES LAMB, LLC: HOLDOVER WAIVERS OF DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FIRST EXTENSION OF TIME for the following: 1) reduced parking; and 2) reduced street landscaping. DESIGN REVIEWS for the following: 1) alternative…
ZC-26-0586-PRECEDENT PROPERTIES, LLC & VERLAINE, LLC: ZONE CHANGE to reclassify 9.5 acres from an RS20 (Residential Single-Family 20) Zone to a CR (Commercial Resort) Zone. Generally located south of Neal Avenue and west of Parvin Street…
VS-26-0587-PRECEDENT PROPERTIES, LLC & VERLAINE, LLC: VACATE AND ABANDON easements of interest to Clark County located between Neal Avenue and Loretta Lane, and Rivero Street and Parvin Street; and a portion of a right-of-way being Rivero…
ZC-26-0608-GRAY FAMILY TRUST & GRAY, JASON S. & STEFFANIE E. TRS: ZONE CHANGE to reclassify a portion of 0.26 acres from an RS80 (Residential Single-Family 80) Zone to an RS5.2 (Residential Single-Family 5.2) Zone. Generally located west…
ORD-26-900632: Conduct a public hearing on an ordinance to consider adoption of a Development Agreement with Premiere Real Estate Holdings III, LLC for an equipment rental and outdoor storage facility on 11.12 acres, generally located west…
ORD-26-900717: Conduct a public hearing on an ordinance to amend Title 30 regulations for the Red Rock Overlay and make corrections and clarifications as appropriate, and providing for other matters properly related thereto.
ORD-26-900764: Conduct a public hearing on an ordinance to amend the official zoning map reclassifying certain properties as approved by the Board of County Commissioners on August 19, 2026 and September 2, 2026.
ZC-26-0318-BOLOGNESE, JOSEPH & VIVI A: HOLDOVER ZONE CHANGE to reclassify 1.93 acres from an RS20 (Residential Single-Family 20) Zone to an RM18 (Residential Multi-Family 18) Zone. Generally located north of Serene Avenue and east of Grand…
Voting record (113)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
approval of the minutes
approval of Items 48 through 52
Approval of Agenda with 31 Item Holds
approval, but with Mr. Seastrand, I want to just make a comment. I am agreeing to hold it, but I'm well aware of this issue. And so, thank you for coming out. There is no new date for it, but I'm well
approval of the routine action items
approval of Items 19, 20, and 21
approve the use permit for the church, but I deny the waivers
approval
approval
approval with waiver of development standard 3 being withdrawn
adoption and approval of the minutes noted
adoption that we accept the BIS
approve, adopt, and authorize the Chair to sign a resolution related to this loan
adoption of the agenda
approval of the consent agenda with, except for the noted items
approval of Item 33, which will preserve 120 units of attainable housing in Clark County
approve
approve, adopt, and authorize the Chair to sign the ordinance
approval of Item 42
Approval of Minutes (Aug 18, 2026 regular; July 22, 2026 RDA)
Approval of Agenda
Consent Agenda (Items 7 through 36, except 33 and 36)
There are no further comments, I move for approval.
Approval of Collective Bargaining Agreement with Clark County Defenders Union
My son is a public defender.