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Updates from Dr. Monica Larson, Ward 2 City Councilwoman

Dr. Larson publishes regular newsletters to keep Ward 2 residents informed about city council decisions, community events, and the issues that matter most to Henderson families. Browse the archive below or sign up to receive future editions directly in your inbox.

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July 2026Vol. 4, Issue 7

Summer Infrastructure Update

Road resurfacing progress on Horizon Ridge Parkway, new park amenities coming to Acacia Park, and a recap of the June budget vote.

  • Horizon Ridge resurfacing on schedule
  • Acacia Park playground expansion approved
  • FY2027 budget passed — Ward 2 priorities funded
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June 2026Vol. 4, Issue 6

Public Safety Town Hall Recap

A summary of June's public safety town hall, including resident feedback, new neighborhood watch resources, and the upcoming crosswalk safety initiative.

  • Over 120 residents attended the town hall
  • Crosswalk safety improvements funded
  • New neighborhood watch toolkit available
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May 2026Vol. 4, Issue 5

Growth & Development Review

An overview of pending development applications in Ward 2, Dr. Larson's position on responsible growth, and how to submit public comment.

  • Three new development proposals under review
  • Infrastructure-first policy reaffirmed
  • Public comment period open through June 15
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April 2026Vol. 4, Issue 4

Spring Community Events & Senior Resources

Highlights from the Ward 2 spring cleanup, new senior wellness programming at the Henderson Multigenerational Center, and upcoming community events.

  • Spring cleanup: 3 tons of debris removed
  • Senior wellness classes now free for Ward 2 residents
  • Community garden ribbon-cutting — May 10
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March 2026Vol. 4, Issue 3

Water Conservation & Desert Landscaping

Dr. Larson's report on the Southern Nevada Water Authority's new conservation targets, rebate programs for desert landscaping, and Ward 2 compliance progress.

  • SNWA 2027 conservation targets explained
  • Turf removal rebate: up to $3/sq ft available
  • Ward 2 leads city in water reduction progress
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February 2026Vol. 4, Issue 2

Year in Review & 2026 Goals

A look back at Ward 2 accomplishments in 2025 and Dr. Larson's legislative priorities heading into the new year.

  • 12 infrastructure projects completed in 2025
  • Public safety funding increased by 8%
  • 2026 goals: roads, health access, transparency
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January 2026Vol. 4, Issue 1

New Year, New Goals for Ward 2

Dr. Larson's January newsletter kicking off 2026 with a look at the year ahead for Henderson Ward 2.

  • 2026 legislative priorities outlined
  • Community engagement events planned
  • Ward 2 infrastructure projects on the horizon
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December 2025Vol. 3, Issue 12

December 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's December 2025 newsletter with the latest news, community highlights, and updates from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Year-end community highlights and milestones
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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November 2025Vol. 3, Issue 11

November 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's November 2025 newsletter with the latest news, community highlights, and updates from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Fall community initiatives and events
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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October 2025Vol. 3, Issue 10

October 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's October 2025 newsletter with the latest news, community highlights, and updates from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Fall community initiatives and events
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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September 2025Vol. 3, Issue 9

September 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's September 2025 newsletter with the latest news, community highlights, and updates from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Fall community initiatives and events
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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August 2025Vol. 3, Issue 8

Summer 2025 Community Update

Dr. Larson's August 2025 newsletter covering summer community initiatives, Ward 2 project updates, and upcoming events for Henderson residents.

  • Summer community programs recap
  • Ward 2 infrastructure progress update
  • Upcoming fall events and town halls
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July 2025Vol. 3, Issue 7

July 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's July 2025 newsletter with summer updates, community highlights, and the latest news from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Summer community initiatives underway
  • Ward 2 project milestones reached
  • Upcoming events and ways to get involved
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June 2025Vol. 3, Issue 6

June 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's June 2025 newsletter with the latest news, community highlights, and updates from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Summer programming and community events
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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May 2025Vol. 3, Issue 5

May 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's May 2025 newsletter with spring updates, community highlights, and the latest news from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Spring community initiatives and events
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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April 2025Vol. 3, Issue 4

April 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's April 2025 newsletter with spring updates, community highlights, and the latest news from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Spring community initiatives and events
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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March 2025Vol. 3, Issue 3

March 2025 Ward 2 Update

Dr. Larson's March 2025 newsletter with the latest news, community highlights, and updates from Henderson Ward 2.

  • Spring community initiatives and events
  • Ward 2 project updates
  • Ways to stay connected and get involved
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