Oct 16, 2026 · 3 min · 3 segments
Clark County voters will decide whether the county manager must produce and broadly publish an annual report on county government affairs. Amendment 23 passed the Charter Review Commission 14-1…
Proposed charter amendment number 23: concerning a required annual report publication by the county manager.
This would change language in the charter to say the county manager must provide an annual report and publish broadly and be made accessible to the general public.
Voters' pamphlet argument for: Amendment 23 makes two key updates to the charter.
It creates a clear requirement to produce an annual report of what's happening in our county government, and it requires the report to be published broadly.
These requirements strengthen a foundation of government transparency and accountability.
Putting this in the charter ensures that this reporting doesn't depend upon who's in office or on staff, and that the public will always be made aware of this information.
We ask for your vote for this common sense update.
Voters' pamphlet argument against: The concerns are that the board publishing mandate is not restricted in relation to county elections.
This proposed publish broadly mandate could be used to mail out information prior to the election that favors county incumbents or county ballot measures.
Mandating broad publishing ignores election restrictions that should apply.
This amendment should be rejected.
The charter review committee can fix it next year if they deem it necessary.
Proposed charter amendment number 23: concerning a required annual report publication by the county manager.
This would change language in the charter to say the county manager must provide an annual report and publish broadly and be made accessible to the general public.
Voters' pamphlet argument for: Amendment 23 makes two key updates to the charter.
It creates a clear requirement to produce an annual report of what's happening in our county government, and it requires the report to be published broadly.
These requirements strengthen a foundation of government transparency and accountability.
Putting this in the charter ensures that this reporting doesn't depend upon who's in office or on staff, and that the public will always be made aware of this information.
We ask for your vote for this common sense update.
Voters' pamphlet argument against: The concerns are that the board publishing mandate is not restricted in relation to county elections.
This proposed publish broadly mandate could be used to mail out information prior to the election that favors county incumbents or county ballot measures.
Mandating broad publishing ignores election restrictions that should apply.
This amendment should be rejected.
The charter review committee can fix it next year if they deem it necessary.
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