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Vote for Henderson
in Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" Campaign!
On March 24th, Reader's Digest visited
Henderson as part of their 100 Cities in 100 Days - We Hear You America
Tour. Mayor Hafen was presented with a check for $1,000, which was passed on
to HopeLink, Henderson's Family Resource Center.
But the $1,000 check is only the beginning.
With your help, we have the opportunity to vote for Henderson to receive up
to an additional $40,000!
To vote,
visit
http://wehearyouamerica.readersdigest.com/
and type
in your zip code. You will be taken to Henderson's page, where you can click
"Cheer" on the left side of your page. Remember, you can cheer up to 10
times per day, every day! While you're there, don't forget to register to
win the Reader's Digest RV.
To see
highlights from the visit, view the
YouTube link.

Foreclosure
Assistance Available
Neighborhood Services is proud to partner with the Legal Aid Center of
Southern Nevada (LACSN) to present a FREE class on the foreclosure
mediation process on Wednesday, April 27th from 5:30-7:30 pm at the
Silver Springs Rec Center.
The following topics will
be covered:
The class will be taught by an attorney with LACSN.
Upon completion, attendees may apply for a pro bono attorney if they meet
qualifications. Please see the
flier for more information.
Registration is required;
please call (702) 386-1070 ext. 161 to reserve your spot. You may contact
Emily Lewis at (702) 267-2008 or
Emily.lewis@cityofhenderson.com with any questions.
LACSN offers a variety of other services as well, including:
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Foreclosure Information
If a homeowner has received a Notice of Default and has elected
Foreclosure Mediation, or is about to receive a Notice of Default and
wants to know their options, they have a variety of resources that may
help.
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Civil Law Self Help Center
They now have the ability to answer foreclosure and foreclosure
mediation related questions at the Regional Justice Center Self Help
Center. This is a place where a homeowner can go to have procedural and
administrative questions answered.
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Ask-A-Lawyer Program
For homeowners who have more detailed questions about foreclosure
mediation and who want to talk to an attorney, they have attorneys
available at the Civil Law Self Help Center at predetermined times.
Homeowners can sign up at the Civil Law Self-Help Center at the Regional
Justice Center at 200 Lewis Ave., Downtown Las Vegas.
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Legal Representation at
Mediation For homeowners who meet certain income guidelines and
need legal representation at mediation, Legal Aid Center of Southern
Nevada staff attorneys or pro bono attorneys may be able to represent
the individual. Prospective clients must attend one of the free Legal
Education Classes first to apply for services. Information on this
process is available after each class.
To learn more
about the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada,
visit their website.

Henderson Pavilion Concerts & Events
The
Henderson Pavilion will host a number of concerts and events this April.
Please expect a higher volume of traffic around the venue and surrounding
areas including Green Valley Parkway and Paseo Verde Parkway. Slight delays
may occur during the following dates and times:
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April 28 Jesse Cook
6pm-10pm
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April 29 Sugar Ray
7pm-11pm
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April
30 Everest College
7am-1pm
Henderson Heritage Parade & Festival
The
Henderson Heritage Parade will be held April 16. Several street closures
within the Water Street District will be in effect from April 15-16 to
accommodate the staging, parade and activities. Temporary street closures
with dates & times include:
Ocean
Avenue (Van Wagenen – Haynes)
Closed to
Through Traffic: April 15, 11pm –
April 16, 12pm
Victory Road (Water Street – Atlantic Avenue)
Closed to
Through Traffic: April 15, 11pm –
April 16, 12pm
Atlantic Avenue (Lead Street – Water Street)
Closed to
Through Traffic: April 16, 5am –
1pm
Water
Street (Ocean Avenue – Victory Road)
FULL
Street Closure April 16, 5am – 1pm
Water
Street (Basic Road – Pacific Avenue)
FULL
Street Closure Will Remain April 16, 1pm – 6pm
Art & All That Jazz
The
inaugural Art & All That Jazz, Henderson’s fine art & music festival, will
be held May 7-8. The Water Street District will experience street closures
from May 6-8 to accommodate the event. Temporary street closures with dates
& times include:
Water
Street (Basic Road – Atlantic Avenue)
FULL
Street Closure May 6, 6am – May 8, 11pm
Public parking for ALL EVENTS is available at various
locations throughout the Water Street District including City Hall and
Justice Facility parking garages, Henderson Convention Center parking lot
and surrounding streets.
For
a full listing of all upcoming events, visit
hendersonlive.com.
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Crime Prevention Tip of
the Month
Crime Stoppers Anonymous Tip Line
The Henderson Police Department encourages residents to
make use of the Crime Stoppers of Nevada anonymous tip line to help
ensure safety in the community.
The most common reasons people give
for not contacting Crime Stoppers with vital information are:
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The person in possession of the information does
not care about the arrest of the suspects or solving the crime
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They are unsure if the information they possess is
important
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They are unsure if police want the information
Remember, the police would rather investigate hundreds
of tips that prove fruitless than have people withhold information that
could ultimately turn out to be helpful.
In cases dealing with felony crimes, tips
processed through Crime Stoppers that directly lead to an arrest or an
indictment may result in a cash reward.
Contact Crime Stoppers at (702)
385-5555 or online at
crimestoppersofnv.com |
Don't forget our upcoming Neighborhood Leadership Forum!
When: Tuesday, April 26th, 7:30-10:00am
Where:
Henderson Convention Center - 200 S. Water Street
What:
Santana Garcia, City of
Henderson Intergovernmental Relations Specialist, and Sara Barry, CMCA PCAM,
from Wolf, Rifkin, Shapiro, Schulman & Rabkin, LLP, will discuss the 2011
Nevada Legislative Session. The forum will highlight the legislative process
and bills that directly impact HOAs.
To RSVP, contact Heather Rosich at (702) 267-2026 or
heather.rosich@ cityofhenderson.com
Reader Question of the Month
Q: My neighbor's
trees are hanging over my property line; what are my rights and what
can I do to solve the problem?
A: Overhanging trees and other landscape
encroachments from a private property upon another's private property are
outside the Henderson Municipal Codes and strictly a civil matter.
If the landscape encroachment results from plantings in the "public-way",
the City of Henderson will trim and maintain the encroaching
plants. However, if your landscape enters upon public property, you, as
the property owner, are required to maintain clearances of (1) three foot
radius around fire hydrants, and (2) seven foot height clearance about
hydrants and walkways as well as (3) other safety provisions.
Per Henderson Municipal Code 8.68.010, it is unlawful for any person to cut,
root up or otherwise injure or destroy any tree, shrub, plant or other
growing thing without permission of the owner thereof. Consult your
Homeowners' Association, if applicable, on whether it has a standard
regarding planting encroachments.
To inquire about
mediation, contact the Clark County
Neighborhood Justice Center at (702) 455-3898.

It’s A Gas! The Bright Side of Science Exhibit
The Henderson Space & Science Center, in partnership with Exhibit IQ, is
proud to present "It’s a Gas! The Bright Side of Science", now through
May 15, inside the Galleria at Sunset.
Learn about neon, argon, hydrogen and all the other gases in the periodic
table with interactive displays, multimedia presentations and technology
exhibits.
Exhibit hours are Monday-Saturday, 10am – 8pm, and Sunday & holidays from
12pm – 5pm. CLOSED Easter. Tickets start at $4 and can be purchased at the
door.
To learn more about It’s a Gas!, please visit
HendersonLive.com or call the City of Henderson Cultural Arts & Tourism
Department at (702)267-2171.
City of Henderson
Neighborhood Services
Barbara Geach,
Acting Manager
(702) 267-2000
www.cityofhenderson.com
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