topics of concern
Clark County residents are deeply concerned about immigration impacts, Social Security stability, and access to affordable healthcare. Education funding, food insecurity, and public safety remain urgent priorities amid rising costs and population growth. Economic resilience and job opportunities are central to local recovery efforts. Voter engagement around elections and policy transparency is growing, with increased focus on school boards, housing reform, and emergency services. These interconnected issues shape our community’s future and demand collaborative solutions.
Public Safty
Crime costs rising, fentanyl surge, traffic deaths, staffing gaps, trust erosion, housing instability, youth violence, EMS strain.
Healthcare
Mental health gaps, fentanyl surge, housing instability, access barriers, racial disparities, staffing shortages, aging care, affordability crisis
Food Insecurity
Rising demand, federal cuts, SNAP gaps, child hunger, racial disparities, donation decline, food waste, pantry strain.
Elections
Low turnout, unopposed races, charter confusion, audit delays, misinformation, equity gaps, voter fatigue, trust erosion.
housing
Affordability crisis, rising rents, stagnant wages, zoning battles, homelessness surge, displacement fears, aging stock, development delays.
social security
Funding shortfall, benefit cuts, early claims, trust erosion, agency turmoil, privatization fears, aging population, inflation pressure.
immigration
Sanctuary confusion, federal pressure, jail costs, legal clarity, trust gaps, cross-border detentions, staffing strain, policy gridlock
education
Funding cuts, enrollment decline, mental health gaps, staffing shortages, equity barriers, outdated infrastructure. especially in access to school meals, counseling, and trauma-informed care.
economy
Housing, affordability, infrastructure strain, wage gaps, inflation, homelessness, childcare, transit, workforce mismatch, zoning, equity, resilience.
