Shelley Berkley
About
Shelley Berkley's mayoral platform centers on robust public safety measures, preventing urban deterioration, and managing major city events securely. Her priorities emphasize maintaining order and safety in Las Vegas compared to other major metropolitan areas.
Campaign promises (2)
- public-safetyMayor Shelley Berkley stated that she will not allow Las Vegas to become like San Francisco or Los Angeles, focusing on public safety and urban management.Related votes
- public-safetyPlans to reopen First Friday may include implementing safety measures such as age limits and metal detectors.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 9:40
- Avg per meeting
- 1:56
- Segments
- 118
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Top issues during term (19)(Parks Rec)
Nevada State Veterans Memorial Funding
$3 million grant accepted.
FY 2027 Public Art Projects and Funding Allocation
$486,540 from the percent-for-arts fund.
Floyd Lamb Park Historical Signage Update
Costs for sign replacement will be evaluated by Parks and Recreation and Public Works.
Park Naming for Skye Canyon Substation Park
Standard signage and installation costs covered under internal project budgets.
Permanent Art Collection Management and Inventory Cleanup
No fiscal impact for accessioning; deaccessioned items may be donated or surplused.
NAPC Forum Attendance and Commissioner Training
Training costs range from $5,500 for virtual sessions to $9,000 for in-person sessions, covered by existing budgets.
Northwest regional park on 147 acres
City-funded park development, with costs to be determined by future design and budget processes.
Park Infrastructure Upgrades and Fitness Amenities
Funded through existing municipal parks maintenance appropriations.
National CAPRA Accreditation Achieved
Accreditation validates operational standards and administrative efficiency across the park system.
Library District Programs and Community Support Services
Supported by district funding, grants, and municipal partnerships.
Recreation Program Expansion and Universal Membership Growth
Supplemented by a $12,500 external foundation grant.
Expansion of Youth Summer Camps and STEM Programs
Programs are supported through existing departmental operational budgets and grant funding for youth activities.
AARP Livable Communities Partnership and Age-Friendly City Status
60 new affordable units for low-income seniors; broader cost pressures on fixed incomes persist.
Public Art Master Plan Implementation
Funded via 1% of Capital Improvement Project dollars allocated to the municipal arts fund.
Angel Park Renovation Award
Not-to-exceed $2,646,446 from the Parks and Leisure Activities Capital Projects Fund.
Wildwood Park Renovation and Skate Park Addition
Funded through city park renovation capital allocations.
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs Historic Signs Replacement
Funding sources are currently being evaluated through the Centennial Commission or city capital budgets.
Park Ambassador Program and Real-Time Reporting
None directly requested; utilizes existing administrative reporting structures.
Public Art Acquisition at 1300 C Street
Not to exceed $35,000 from the Percent for the Arts Fund.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Berkley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Parks Rec.
Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
No votes found matching Parks Rec.