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Electric Recreation

See the benefits of electric recreational vehicles! Whether it's on water, off roading, or driving long journeys on the interstate, tackle them using a cleaner, quieter, and a more powerful solution.

PLUG IN! EV Charger Basics

Goal: Reduce pretoleum fuels (approved alternative fuels, idling reduction). Purpose: Reduce dependence on foreign oil, provide cleaner air, and lower greenhouse gas emissions. This meeting includes the process for new projects, tips for reducing EV Infrastructure costs, etc.

Clean Cities Coalition: Stakeholder Meeting Presentation 4

Check out the most recent meeting for our Clean Cities Coalition stakeholders. This meeting includes recap and updates, and information about DES and their programs.

Cooling Station Locations

View and download this flier for all active cooling stations in Clark County.

Stay Cool Clark County - Video

Our friends at the City of Las Vegas are going All-In the Urban Heat Island Effect. Check out this video that lays out Las Vegas's initiative to plant more climate resilient trees which will create more shading and turn down the heat.

Keep Clark County Clean

Keeping Clark County clean requires all of us pitching in. Whether it's recycling, picking up after pets or adopting some basic practices into everyday chores, you can help us Keep Clark County Clean! Check these tips below.

Getting to Work: Medium and Heavy Duty Electric Vehicles, May 10, 2023

Goal: Reduce petroleum fuels; discover approved alternative fuels and the extent of reducing idling. Purpose: Reduce dependence on foreign oil, provide cleaner air, and lower greenhouse has emissoins.

Clean Cities Coalition: Programming Presentations 1-4

Look at programming presentations for the Southern Nevada Clean Cities Coalition. This includes the Business Funding Opportunities for Alternative Fuel Vehicles (Nov. 16, 2022), Drive Electric (Dec. 19, 2022), The Road to Better Health (Feb.23, 2023), and Be Idle Free! (Mar. 23, 2023) presentations.

Clean Cities Coalition: Stakeholder Meeting Presentations 1-3

Look at stakeholder meetings for the Southern Nevada Clean Cities Coalition. Clark County is pursuing designation from The Department of Energy’s Clean Cities Coalition. Clean Cities is a national network dedicated to the economic, environmental, and energy security of the country and works with coordinators at the local level to promote petroleum fuel reducing methods in their communities.

Community Sustainability & Climate Action Plan

A county-wide planning effort around addressing climate change impacts in our community and developing solutions in conjunction with local business and industry, municipal governments, community organizations and concerned citizens. There are six focus areas that make up this plan, followed by an assessment and a report. Check out the plans page or read the full plan below.

Transportation Electrification Working Group

The purpose of the All-In Clark County Transportation Electrification Working Group (TEWG) is to develop, coordinate and implement local programs and strategies to support transportation electrification in Southern Nevada in an equitable manner. Come and look at all our TEWG meetings in video, pdf and/or powerpoint.

Informe del All-In Plan Comunitario para los formuladores de políticas

¿Quiere obtener una rápida explicación del plan y sus componentes principales? Consulte el Informe para los formuladores de políticas. El informe se centra en las partes más importantes del plan: objetivos, estrategias y acciones - ¡cómo vamos a cumplir nuestros objetivos trabajando juntos para combatir el cambio climático!

All-In Community Plan Brief for Policymakers

Want to get a quick snapshot of the plan and its core components? Check out the Brief for Policymakers, which focuses in on the most important pieces of the plan- the goals, strategies, and actions- how we are going to meet our goals by working together to go all-in on addressing climate change!

All-In Community Plan (Video)

All-In Clark County 2021 (Video)

Regional Transportation Electrification Strategy

The All-In Clark County Regional Transportation Electrification Strategy (TE Strategy) provides recommended steps to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in Southern Nevada. The benefits of transportation electrification include cost savings on fuel and maintenance, improved public health through reduced pollution, increased economic development, and contributions to social equity.

All In Clark County Pathways Analysis

The greenhouse gas (GHG) Pathways Analysis evaluates potential greenhouse gas reduction strategies and develops a portfolio of options most likely to reduce Clark County’s emissions to near zero by 2050. A 30-35% reduction by 2030 requires immediate and significant effort. Focusing resources on a portfolio of high-impact strategies, those that can produce the largest and fastest emissions reductions, will speed progress and simplify implementation. This analysis summarizes potential contributions of each of these high-impact strategies to the overall targets and the pace, scale of activity, and investment needed to achieve those contributions.

Virtual Forum: Climate Change in Southern Nevada

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. The first session focused on how we expect changing climate conditions to impact our region. While the live series was held in March 2022, the video recording and presentation are available.

Virtual Forum: Smart Buildings & Development

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. This forum session was a discussion on how we can drive the transition to smart and carbon neutral buildings that are healthy, efficient, and affordable. While the live series was held in March 2022, the video recording and presentation are available.

Virtual Forum: Diverse & Circular Economy

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. This forum session was a discussion on how we can create a robust and diversified economy that reimagines waste and resource use while investing in our human capital. While the live series was held in March 2022, the video recording and presentation are available.

Virtual Forum: Connected & Equitable Mobility

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. This forum session was a discussion on how we can develop a safe, connected, and accessible transportation system that prioritizes low-carbon mobility, public transportation, and active lifestyles. While the live series was held in March 2022, the video recording and presentation are available.

Virtual Forum: Resilient & Healthy Community

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. This forum session focused on preparing our community for climate-driven emergencies through strengthened natural and social systems. While the live series was held in March 2022, the video recording and presentation are available.

Virtual Forum: Clean & Reliable Energy

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. This forum session was a discussion on how we we can implement policies, programs, and projects that support the generation and delivery of clean and reliable energy to all. While the live series was held in March 2022, the video recording and presentation are available.

Virtual Forum: Sustainable Water Systems

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. This forum session was a discussion on how we can conserve and protect our water resources while developing sustainable systems for water delivery, stormwater management, and wastewater treatment. While the live series was held in March 2022, the video recording and presentation are available.

Climate Vulnerability Assessment Takeaways for Residents Factsheet

The Clark County Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA), a project of the All-In Clark County initiative, can be used to inform decision-making and action for residents.

Climate Vulnerability Assessment Takeaways for Businesses Factsheet

The Clark County Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA), a project of the All-In Clark County initiative, can be used to inform decision-making and action for businesses.

Climate Vulnerability Assessment Takeaways for Organizations and Advocates Factsheet

The Clark County Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA), a project of the All-In Clark County initiative, can be used to inform decision-making and action for organizations and activists.

Climate Vulnerability Assessment Report

The purpose of the Clark County Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA), a project of the All-In Clark County initiative, was to assess the current and future potential impacts of climate change in Clark County, Nevada and to develop strategies that reduce those risks to create a more sustainable and resilient future for all. This report summarizes the process and results of the assessment to understand the vulnerabilities of key systems, services, and people to a changing climate.

Climate Vulnerability Assessment Takeaways for Policymakers and Elected Officials Factsheet

The Clark County Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA), a project of the All-In Clark County initiative, can be used to inform decision-making and action for policymakers.

Sustainability and Climate Advisory Group Meeting 4: Implementation

In the fourth and final Sustainability and Climate Advisory Group meeting, held in-person on September 27th, 2022, stakeholders provided input on roles and considerations for prioritized actions. Stakeholders chose which actions were of interest to their organization and: - Indicated their organization’s desired or potential role. - Suggested specific steps in implementing the action. - Identified existing resources that could help with the action. - Highlighted how equity could be impacted or furthered by the implementation of the action. Stakeholders reviewed a sample implementation blueprint. These blueprints will be a step-by-step roadmap for achieving selected actions, in part created from considerations shared by stakeholders in, and immediately after, Meeting 4.

Sustainability and Climate Advisory Group Meeting 3: Actions

Stay Cool Clark County

Clark County developed a centralized website that hosts information about existing resources and programs to assist individuals experiencing extreme heat. Stay Cool Clark County is a one-stop resource to find places to stay cool, get access to community resources, and sign up for updates about heat and air quality advisories.

Clark County 2019 Regional GHG Inventory

Across all sectors, the Southern Nevada Region is responsible for 29,299,795 metric tons of CO2 equivalent in 2019. This is approximately the same amount of emissions as burning a train-load of coal stretching from Las Vegas to Cleveland! Our greenhouse gas emissions come from a variety of sources and we've broken them down to better understand how activities across the communities within Clark County contribute to our region's carbon footprint. Download the inventory report to learn more about what is driving greenhouse gas emissions in Clark County.

All-In Clark County Factsheet: Clean & Reliable Energy

As part of the All-In Clark County planning process, the team developed a fact sheet for each planning focus area. The Clean & Reliable Energy factsheet focuses on implementing policies, programs, and projects that support the generation and delivery of clean and reliable energy to all. The factsheet is also available in Spanish and Tagalog.

All-In Clark County Factsheet: Diverse & Circular Economy

As part of the All-In Clark County planning process, the team developed a fact sheet for each planning focus area. The Diverse & Circular Economy factsheet focuses on creating a robust and diversified economy that reimagines waste and resource use while investing in our human capital. The factsheet is also available in Spanish and Tagalog.

All-In Clark County Factsheet: Smart Buildings & Development

As part of the All-In Clark County planning process, the team developed a fact sheet for each planning focus area. The Smart Buildings & Development factsheet focuses on driving the transition to smart and carbon neutral buildings that are healthy, efficient, and affordable. The factsheet is also available in Spanish and Tagalog.

Southern Nevada Extreme Heat Vulnerability Analysis

The Southern Nevada Extreme Heat Vulnerability Analysis identifies areas in the region where populations are at high risk to extreme heat. The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Southern Nevada created both a report and an interactive webmap to display the results of the analysis. Both are available on their Extreme Heat Vulnerability page.

Strengthening Heat Resiliency in Communities of Color in Southern Nevada

The Guinn Center, in partnership with Morrison Institute at Arizona State University, examined the impact of extreme heat during COVID-19 on Latino and Native American communities in Nevada and Arizona. This report summarizes their findings and includes recommendations for policymakers in Nevada.

Clark County's Sustainability and Climate Action Implementation Plan

Clark County developed an Implementation Plan to accompany the All-In Clark County Sustainability and Climate Action Plan: County Operations. The Implementation Plan is intended to ensure a clear path forward for the many priorities in the County Operations Plan, to identify implementation champions and key partners for specific actions, and to maintain accountability to goals and targets. The Plan contains governance recommendations, an implementation matrix for all actions, and implementation blueprints for priority actions.

All-In Clark County One Pager

This project summary provides a high level overview of the All-In Clark County planning process. The process spans from 2020 to 2022 and has 3 phases that all advance the goal of addressing climate change and creating a more sustainable future for all. The document contains a summary and project timeline and outlines the key focus areas and guiding principles. It is also available in Spanish and Tagalog.

Climate Change in Clark County

Created as part of the All-In Clark County initiative to address climate change and create a more sustainable future for all, this document provides a high level overview of the climate impacts affecting Clark County. For a more detailed assessment, explore the Climate Summary Technical Report.

Clark County Climate Summary Technical Report

This technical report was developed as part of the All-In Clark County initiative to address climate change and create a more sustainable future for all. The focus of this report is to establish a baseline for the countywide Climate Vulnerability Assessment by providing historic trends and projections of climate conditions and identifying some of their associated impacts in Clark County. The report was produced through an assessment of local and regional climate data and conditions, as well as a review of existing plans, reports, and studies.

Recycling and Waste Reduction Report

Since 1991, the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) has tracked the State's recycling efforts and progress towards its 25% recycling goal. This report outlines state recycling legislation, the status of recycling in Nevada, and existing and potential future recycling programs and initiatives.

Southern Nevada State of Sustainability Portal

In an effort to build a brighter future for Southern Nevada, ImpactNV compiled the Southern Nevada State of Sustainability data into an interactive data exploration portal. The site evaluates the current status of sustainability in the region and highlights areas in which Southern Nevada excels, as well as potential areas in need of improvement. If you prefer this information presented in a report format, previous reports are also available.

City of Las Vegas 2050 Master Plan

The Las Vegas 2050 Master Plan develops a comprehensive, clear vision and framework for the future of Las Vegas. It follows five guiding principles: equitable, resilient, healthy, livable, and innovative. From its sections about urban forestry to resource conservation, there are connections to sustainability throughout.

Transform Clark County

In 2020, Clark County launched a major effort—Transform Clark County—to establish a cohesive, countywide vision for the future and actionable strategies to achieve that vision. Transform Clark County includes a rewrite of Clark County’s key policy and regulatory documents—the Master Plan and Development Code. The linked site is the community's go-to source for information throughout the process. Navigate to the documents tab to find the full draft master plan and other resources from the planning process.

All-In Clark County Factsheet: Connected & Equitable Mobility

As part of the All-In Clark County planning process, the team developed a fact sheet for each planning focus area. The Connected & Equitable Mobility factsheet focuses on developing a safe, connected, and accessible transportation system that prioritizes low-carbon mobility, public transportation, and active lifestyles. The factsheet is also available in Spanish and Tagalog.

All-In Clark County Factsheet: Resilient & Healthy Community

As part of the All-In Clark County planning process, the team developed a fact sheet for each planning focus area. The Resilient & Healthy Community factsheet focuses on preparing our community for climate-driven emergencies through strengthened natural and social systems. The factsheet is also available in Spanish and Tagalog.

All-In Clark County Friends and Family Guide

Talking to friends and family about climate change can be intimidating. All-In developed this toolkit to guide constructive conversations about the impacts of climate change in our community. Focusing on solutions, listening, and connecting to relevant values are just some of the ways to ensure you are having persuasive and meaningful conversations. Read the full guide to learn more.

Matalinong Pagtatayo at Pagbuo

Bilang bahagi ng proseso ng pagpaplano ng All-In Clark County, ang koponan ay bumuo ng isang fact sheet para sa bawat pokus sa pagpaplano. Nakatuon ang factsheet ng Smart Buildings & Development sa paghimok ng paglipat sa matalino at carbon neutral na mga gusali na malusog, mahusay, at abot-kaya.

Matatag at Malusog na Komunidad

Bilang bahagi ng proseso ng pagpaplano ng All-In Clark County, ang koponan ay bumuo ng isang fact sheet para sa bawat pokus sa pagpaplano. Nakatuon ang factsheet ng Resilient & Healthy Community sa paghahanda ng ating komunidad para sa mga emergency na dulot ng klima sa pamamagitan ng pinalakas na natural at panlipunang mga sistema.

Sari-sari at Sirkular na Ekonomiya

Bilang bahagi ng proseso ng pagpaplano ng All-In Clark County, ang koponan ay bumuo ng isang fact sheet para sa bawat pokus sa pagpaplano. Nakatuon ang factsheet ng Diverse & Circular Economy sa paglikha ng isang matatag at sari-sari na ekonomiya na nagre-reimagine ng basura at paggamit ng mapagkukunan habang namumuhunan sa ating human capital.

Malinis at Maaasahang Enerhiya

Bilang bahagi ng proseso ng pagpaplano ng All-In Clark County, ang koponan ay bumuo ng isang fact sheet para sa bawat pokus sa pagpaplano. Nakatuon ang factsheet ng Clean & Reliable Energy sa pagpapatupad ng mga patakaran, programa, at proyekto na sumusuporta sa pagbuo at paghahatid ng malinis at maaasahang enerhiya sa lahat.

Konektado at Patas na Pagkilos

Bilang bahagi ng proseso ng pagpaplano ng All-In Clark County, ang koponan ay bumuo ng isang fact sheet para sa bawat pokus sa pagpaplano. Ang Connected & Equitable Mobility factsheet ay nakatuon sa pagbuo ng isang ligtas, konektado, at naa-access na sistema ng transportasyon na nagbibigay-priyoridad sa low-carbon mobility, pampublikong transportasyon, at aktibong pamumuhay.

Napapanatiling Mga Sistema ng Tubig

Bilang bahagi ng proseso ng pagpaplano ng All-In Clark County, ang koponan ay bumuo ng isang fact sheet para sa bawat pokus sa pagpaplano. Ang fact sheet ng Sustainable Water Systems ay nakatuon sa pag-iingat at pagprotekta sa ating mga mapagkukunan ng tubig habang bumubuo ng mga napapanatiling sistema para sa supply ng tubig, pamamahala ng tubig-bagyo, at paggamot ng wastewater.

Buod ng Proyekto ng All-In Clark County

Ang buod ng proyektong ito ay nagbibigay ng mataas na antas ng pangkalahatang-ideya ng proseso ng pagpaplano ng All-In Clark County. Ang proseso ay mula 2020 hanggang 2022 at may 3 yugto na lahat ay nagsusulong sa layunin ng pagtugon sa pagbabago ng klima at paglikha ng mas napapanatiling hinaharap para sa lahat. Naglalaman ang dokumento ng buod at timeline ng proyekto at binabalangkas ang mga pangunahing pokus na lugar at mga prinsipyo ng gabay.

Pagbabago ng Klima sa Clark County

Nilikha bilang bahagi ng inisyatiba ng All-In Clark County upang tugunan ang pagbabago ng klima at lumikha ng mas napapanatiling hinaharap para sa lahat, ang dokumentong ito ay nagbibigay ng mataas na antas ng pangkalahatang-ideya ng mga epekto sa klima na nakakaapekto sa Clark County. Para sa mas detalyadong pagtatasa, galugarin ang Teknikal na Ulat ng Buod ng Klima.

Cambio climático en el condado de Clark

Creado como parte de la iniciativa All-In Clark County para abordar el cambio climático y crear un futuro más sostenible para todos, este documento proporciona una descripción general de alto nivel de los impactos climáticos que afectan al condado de Clark. Para una evaluación más detallada, explore el Informe técnico resumido sobre el clima.

Un localizador todo incluido en el condado de Clark

Este resumen del proyecto proporciona una descripción general de alto nivel del proceso de planificación integral del condado de Clark. El proceso se extiende de 2020 a 2022 y tiene 3 fases que avanzan en el objetivo de abordar el cambio climático y crear un futuro más sostenible para todos. El documento contiene un resumen y un cronograma del proyecto y describe las áreas de enfoque clave y los principios rectores.

Hoja informativa integral del condado de Clark: Energía limpia y confiable

Como parte del proceso de planificación de All-In Clark County, el equipo desarrolló una hoja informativa para cada área de enfoque de planificación. La hoja informativa Energía limpia y confiable se enfoca en implementar políticas, programas y proyectos que apoyan la generación y entrega de energía limpia y confiable para todos.

Hoja informativa integral del condado de Clark: Movilidad conectada y equitativa

Como parte del proceso de planificación de All-In Clark County, el equipo desarrolló una hoja informativa para cada área de enfoque de planificación. La hoja informativa de movilidad conectada y equitativa se centra en el desarrollo de un sistema de transporte seguro, conectado y accesible que prioriza la movilidad baja en carbono, el transporte público y los estilos de vida activos.

Hoja informativa integral del condado de Clark: Economía circular y diversa

Como parte del proceso de planificación de All-In Clark County, el equipo desarrolló una hoja informativa para cada área de enfoque de planificación. La hoja informativa sobre economía circular y diversa se centra en la creación de una economía sólida y diversificada que reinvente el uso de residuos y recursos al tiempo que invierte en nuestro capital humano.

Hoja informativa integral del condado de Clark: Comunidad saludable y resiliente

Como parte del proceso de planificación de All-In Clark County, el equipo desarrolló una hoja informativa para cada área de enfoque de planificación. La hoja informativa de Comunidad Resiliente y Saludable se enfoca en preparar a nuestra comunidad para emergencias impulsadas por el clima a través de sistemas naturales y sociales fortalecidos. .

Hoja informativa integral del condado de Clark: Edificios inteligentes y desarrollo

Como parte del proceso de planificación de All-In Clark County, el equipo desarrolló una hoja informativa para cada área de enfoque de planificación. La hoja informativa Smart Buildings & Development se centra en impulsar la transición hacia edificios inteligentes y neutrales en carbono que sean saludables, eficientes y asequibles.

Hoja informativa integral del condado de Clark: Sistemas de agua sostenibles

Como parte del proceso de planificación de All-In Clark County, el equipo desarrolló una hoja informativa para cada área de enfoque de planificación. La hoja informativa de Sistemas de agua sostenibles se centra en la conservación y protección de nuestros recursos hídricos mientras se desarrollan sistemas sostenibles para el suministro de agua, la gestión de aguas pluviales y el tratamiento de aguas residuales..

All-In Clark County 2019 Operations GHG Inventory Update

This report is developed as part of the All-In Clark County effort to address climate change and create a more sustainable future for all. The focus of this report is to provide updates and recommendations to supplement the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventory portion of the 2019 Clark County Sustainability Inventory and Emissions Report completed by GRN Vision. This update provides more complete documentation of the data sources and methods used to generate a baseline GHG inventory of County Operations for 2019.

Sustainability and Climate Advisory Group Meeting 1: Priorities

The first Sustainability and Climate Advisory Group meeting, held virtually on October 14th 2021, gathered visions for a sustainable Clark County and provided the highest priorities for stakeholders within each of the six Community Plan focus areas. The meeting was available live to the public on Channel 4.

All-In Virtual Forum Series

All-In hosted an interactive and educational Virtual Forum Series to explore how we expect climate change to impact Southern Nevada and the County’s plan for action. Each session in the Forum Series covers one of the six key focus areas for the Community Plan, with the first session on the topic of climate change in Southern Nevada. Community members were invited to offer feedback on each of the key focus areas to shape the plan. The Forum series was held live each week from February 15th until March 28th, 2022, but the recordings are available for the public to view on the Public Input platform.

Sustainability and Climate Advisory Group Meeting 2: Goals

In the second Sustainability and Climate Advisory Group meeting, held virtually on February 10th 2022, stakeholders assessed draft goals and provided equity and barrier considerations for example strategies within each of the six Community Plan focus areas. The meeting was available live to the public on Facebook.

Nevada Statewide Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory and Projections

NDEP's Air Program prepares a greenhouse gas emissions inventory for the State of Nevada, which contains an updated inventory of greenhouse gas emissions, projected greenhouse gas emissions for the 20 years immediately following the date of the report, and a statement of policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions statewide. The inventory reflects the best and most complete datasets and currently accepted calculation methodologies at the time the report was prepared. This landing page hosts links to the most recent inventory, along with all previous versions.

On Board Mobility Plan

On Board is a mobility plan for Southern Nevada designed to strengthen and diversify the region's transportation network while providing more options to meet the needs of the broader population. It was developed through a combination of technical analysis and input from stakeholders, elected officials, and Southern Nevada residents. Follow the link and scroll down to find the full plan, an executive summary, and other plan resources.

Nevada's 2020 State Climate Strategy

The State Climate Strategy is an integrated, economy-wide roadmap for the Silver State to accelerate climate action necessary to achieve Nevada’s climate goals and capture the health and economic benefits of the clean energy and technology transition. The Strategy is just the beginning of future climate action in Nevada. As a living document, the Strategy will be adapted and updated as the impacts of climate change evolve and new climate-friendly technologies become available.

Southern Nevada Water Authority 2020 Water Resources Plan

The Southern Nevada Water Authority's (SNWA) 2020 Plan provides a comprehensive overview of water resources and demands in Southern Nevada and discusses factors that will influence resource availability and use over a 50-year planning horizon. The Plan introduces the current planning environment, details the SNWA's water resource portfolio, and provides strategies for meeting future water demand and protecting the environment.

Clark County Recycling Report

Each year, the Southern Nevada Health District generates a recycling report to track its progress towards its goal to recycle 25% of all municipal solid waste for all counties with populations over 100,000. Clark County reached this goal for the first time in 2012. Continuing to measure recycling rates provides an opportunity to determine the effectiveness of various recycling programs. Reports are available spanning back to 2006.

Clark County's Sustainability and Climate Action Plan: County Operations

Through All-In Clark County, the County aims to promote sustainable practices and climate action within the County’s operations to ensure that it can continue to thrive in the face of climate change. The County Operations Plan focuses on 5 key areas: Clean & Reliable Energy, Resilient County Operations, Smart Waste Management & Reduction, Sustainable Transportation, and Water Conservation & Protection.

Emergency Operations Plan

This Emergency Operations Plan is an all-hazard plan that describes how Clark County will organize and respond to emergencies and disasters in the community. It consists of a Basic Plan, Emergency Support Function Annexes, and Incident Annexes. As a whole, it describes how the County and its departments will coordinate their resources and activities with other jurisdictions and agencies (federal, state, local) and the private sector (community organizations, faith-based organizations, and others).

Southern Nevada Joint Water Conservation Plan

This Joint Water Conservation Plan addresses the regional water conservation initiatives of a number of wholesale and municipal water agencies in Southern Nevada. It tracks progress towards the Southern Nevada Water Authority's conservation goal of 105 gallons of water per capita per day by 2035 and outlines additional strategies to reach the goal.

California-Nevada Drought Outlook

This short document provides information about current drought status and impacts in California and Nevada, as well as a preview of current and developing climatic events. The document was created as part of a webinar series on drought and climate outlooks hosted by the National Integrated Drought Information System and its partners. For more information about drought in the California-Nevada Region visit Drought.gov.

Sustainability in Action

Created in partnership between the Las Vegas Valley Water District, the Southern Nevada Water Authority, and the Springs Preserve, this sustainability report details the efforts the three groups are making to reduce environmental impacts. It focuses on water, energy, environment, and personal responsibility.

Climate Conditions in Clark County, NV: An Evaluation of Historic and Projected Future Climate using Global Climate Models

The Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) contracted scientists with the California Nevada Applications Program (CNAP) to evaluate and summarize climate data for their service area. This report examines and summarizes historical and projected future climate data specific to Clark County, Nevada. These analyses rely on local weather station information and data from a select suite of global climate models (GCMs) that best represent local, historical climate conditions.

Clark County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan

Clark County has prepared a Multi-jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP) to assess risks posed by natural and human-caused hazards and to develop mitigation action plans for reducing those risks in Clark County, Nevada. The 2018 HMP replaces the HMP that the County prepared in 2012.

Nevada Infrastructure Report Card

This 2018 Report Card on Nevada’s Infrastructure is the third edition developed by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) since 2007. This report covers twelve categories – Aviation, Bridges, Dams, Drinking Water, Energy, Public Parks, Roads, Stormwater, Schools, Solid Waste, Transit, and Wastewater. In addition to assigning a grade to each category, ASCE provides recommendations to improve the state's infrastructure.

Environment and Sustainability in Nevada

This report offers an overview of key environmental sustainability issues facing Nevada. It identifies steps to improve sustainability and lists community resources available to those interested in helping with the Silver State’s environmental concerns. The report focuses on four key sustainability issues – air, water, land, and energy.

Nevada Solid Waste Management Plan

Nevada's Solid Waste Management Plan provides a description of the existing framework for solid waste management within the applicable laws, regulations, and infrastructure in the state. The Plan describes governmental roles and responsibilities, statewide trends in solid waste management, the assessment of Nevada's municipal solid waste management systems, and solid waste management issues and future considerations.

Access2040: Enhancing Mobility for Southern Nevada Residents

Access2040 is Southern Nevada's Regional Transportation Plan for 2017-2040. It provides a guide for maintaining and improving Southern Nevada's transportation system and identifies the main strategies that local transportation agencies will follow to ensure that Southern Nevadans and the regional economy can thrive as the region continues to grow.

Southern Nevada Strong Regional Plan

Southern Nevada Strong is a regional plan to establish reliable transportation, quality housing for all income levels, high-quality education systems, strong social services, and high-quality health care. Visit the planning site to view the full plan, an executive summary, and many other resources from the planning process.