HENDERSON RELOCATION GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Mayor’s Welcome Statement 3 Annual Events 4 Parks and Recreation 5 Bird Viewing Preserve 6 Acacia Demonstration Gardens 6 Farmers Market 6 Water Street Plaza 7 Tax Benefits & Economic Development 8 Lifeguard Arena 9 10 Shopping & Dining 11 Public Safety 12 Hospitals 12 Veterans Information 13 Transportation 14 City Map 13-14 Real Estate 16 Retiring to Henderson 16 Active Master-Planned Communities 17 Schools 17-18 Libraries 19 Voter Registration 19 Passports 19 School & Communities Map 20-21 Climate 22 Local Utilities & Conservation 23 Stay Connected 24 Mayor and City Council 25 2

GREETINGS FROM MAYOR DEBRA MARCH

Welcome to the City of Henderson!

As Mayor, I have the privilege of representing one of the most vibrant and exciting communities in America. We take pride in providing our residents with the best services and amenities possible. Situated in sunny southern , our residents enjoy the highest quality of life in the Valley. It is my pleasure to share with you what makes our thriving city a premier community.

Incorporated in 1953, Henderson is Nevada’s second largest city and home to more than 317,000 residents. Our city has been recognized time and again as one of the “Best Places to Live in America” by Money magazine and others. With nationally accredited police and fire departments, Henderson has also been named among the safest cities in America for its size.

Our favorable tax structure, award-winning parks and trails, incredible climate, outdoor amenities and outstanding master-planned communities all combine to help make Henderson one of the best places to live, work, play, or retire. Henderson is also home to thriving cultural arts and nationally recognized special events, but we work hard to retain our small-town values and atmosphere. Annual events and local parades are still held in the Water Street District, our original “main street.”

With world-class resorts, restaurants, golf courses, spas and shopping, Henderson is also just minutes from McCarran International Airport, and sits directly between the I-15 and US 95 corridors, making it easy to travel to and from our city from anywhere in the United States or around the world. And our community focus on healthy lifestyles, healthcare, economic development, and quality education help ensure that businesses and families alike will have the resources and amenities they need to be successful.

If you still have questions after reviewing this booklet, I encourage you to contact us by phone, mail or through our website at cityofhenderson.com. I also encourage you to follow us on our social media channels including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and NextDoor. We would be delighted to hear from you and help in any way we can.

See for yourself why Henderson is the place to call home.

Sincerely,

Debra March, Mayor City of Henderson

3 ANNUAL EVENTS February September Heart & Soul: A Celebration of Ho’olaule’a Pacific Island Festival Black History October March Zombie Run 5K St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival Haunted in the Desert Bark in the Park Henderson Hot Rod Days May November Art Festival of Henderson City Cyclin’ June Veterans Day Ceremony Slide Into Summer December WinterFest July Reindeer Dash 5K Fourth of July Celebration

4 PARKS AND RECREATION The award-winning City of Henderson Parks and Recreation Department is accredited through the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) and is committed to providing residents with a variety of life-enriching classes, workshops and events.

The City has 68 parks covering more than 1,306 acres, including 105 athletic fields, 58 tennis courts, 11 aquatic facilities, and 180 miles of trails within the City.

You’ll find six recreation centers and two senior centers throughout the City offering activities from racquetball and rock climbing to aerobic workouts and cooking classes along with sports leagues and great activities for people of all ages. A publication issued by the City, Henderson Happenings, is filled with hundreds of classes, workshops, excursions, events and more. Please contact the department at 702-267-4000 or visit cityofhenderson.com for more information.

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BIRD VIEWING PRESERVE Henderson’s Bird Viewing Preserve is home to thousands of migratory waterfowl as well as numerous resident desert birds. There are nine ponds available for birding, surrounded by both paved and soft surfaces. Admission is free and programs for all ages occur year-round.

ACACIA DEMONSTRATION GARDENS A variety of gardens are situated on 2.8 acres, demonstrating beautiful and water-efficient landscapes. The Acacia Demonstration Gardens give our residents the opportunity to learn how they can adapt water-efficient landscaping for their homes. A gazebo area and dog park makes this an ideal location to explore with family and pets.

FARMER’S MARKET Henderson hosts two farmers markets weekly. Enjoy the Henderson Farmer’s Market every Thursday at the Water Street Plaza and every Friday at the Henderson Multigenerational Center parking lot.

6 WATER STREET PLAZA Located in the heart of Henderson, the Water Street Plaza is the City’s premier entertainment destination.

The versatile venue hosts a variety of special events, including festivals, concerts, viewing parties and other community-related programs. It’s a perfect complement to the adjacent Lifeguard Arena—the practice home to the .

The intimate amphitheater provides a top-tier audience experience with stadium seating, along with stunning audio-visual and lighting features. The lower plaza’s viewing area and 42-foot-wide jumbotron are the perfect spot for movie screenings and sports watch parties.

Young visitors to the plaza can enjoy the new splash pad and playground, while adults may see the natural turf, shade structure and artwork as an island of relaxation.

Visit cityofhenderson.com/waterstreetplaza for more information on the plaza and upcoming events.

Water Street Plaza is located at 240 S. Water Street (adjacent to City Hall).

WATER STREET PLAZA 77 TAX BENEFITS Residents do not pay personal Property Tax Rate Comparison income tax, corporate tax, inheritance tax, estate and/or gift tax and property taxes are low. The $1.25 current sales tax is 8.25 percent. $1.00 $ .75 Groceries, services and prescription $ .50 drugs are exempt from sales tax. $ .25

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Businesses from coast to coast are taking advantage of Southern Nevada’s business- friendly climate and healthy economy by expanding or relocating to Henderson. Because of Henderson’s phenomenal growth over the past two decades, many business leaders have turned to the City of Henderson’s Economic Development/Redevelopment Division for assistance in expanding or relocating a business to the City. For more information on opening a business in or relocating a business to Henderson, visit hendersonnow.com, call the City of Henderson’s Economic Development Division at 702-267-1650 or email [email protected].

8 CORE•MARK LIFEGUARD ARENA Lifeguard Arena is the Henderson Silver Knight’s practice facility and home to the team’s hockey operations staff. The arena serves as a community ice arena in our City, located at 222 S. Water St. Facility amenities include two regulation-size ice rinks, a full-service restaurant overlooking the ice and Water Street, retail space and approximately 5,000 square feet of meeting space. The arena expands recreational facilities available to the community through youth and adult hockey programs and leagues, figure skating and open skate events, tournaments, and camps. The arena hosts recreational hockey tournaments, collegiate-level hockey tournaments and club play. A plaza outside the arena has a large screen to allow games or practices to be viewed in a courtyard area. The and City of Henderson will also host five official watch parties and player and team executive appearances annually.

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DOLLAR LOAN CENTER The 6,000-seat Dollar Loan Center will be an enclosed venue located South of the 215 Beltway on Green Valley Parkway. It will accommodate events of all kind year-round, and will be home to the Henderson Silver Knights, an team. The Dollar Loan Center will expand the vibrancy of The District, one of Henderson’s key dining, shopping and entertainment destinations. It will elevate the live music experience and will be home to performing arts groups including the Henderson Symphony Orchestra. The indoor arena will also be able to host year-round festivals, concerts, high school and higher education graduations and events, community and civic events, and sporting events of all kinds. The Dollar Loan Center will also provide the perfect location to host business networking events, trade events, chamber meetings and professional mixers.

10 SHOPPING & DINING Water Street District The City’s historic Water Street District provides a variety of shopping, dining and entertainment options in a small-town atmosphere that can’t be found anywhere else in the region. With special events and a farmers market held on the Water Street Plaza, there’s always something new to experience here. For more information, visit WaterStreetDistrict.com.

Galleria at Sunset With over one million square feet of enclosed shopping, the Galleria mall has something to offer everyone. Visit the world-class shops or just grab a bite to eat, the choice is yours. For more information, visit GalleriaAtSunset.com.

Lake Las Vegas With fine dining, resorts and master-planned communities, Lake Las Vegas is both a luxurious vacation spot and a place to call home. Take in the excitement of the annual Nevada Dragon Boat Festival, or try your hand at paddle boarding and kayaking. Don’t forget to try the championship golf course or take in the excitement. For more information, visit LakeLasVegas.com.

The District at Green Valley Ranch The District features a mixed-use metropolitan community that resides directly next to Green Valley Ranch Resort. Easily accessible and lively all year, The District is an ideal combination of living space, shops, dining and entertainment. For more information, visit ShopTheDistrictGVR.com.

THE DISTRICT AT GREEN VALLEY RANCH 1111 PUBLIC SAFETY Fire The City of Henderson Fire Department has been a national leader in cardiac survivability rates since 2010. Henderson Fire maintains accreditation through the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) and the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS).

Police The City of Henderson Police Department is one of the most technologically advanced in the country and nationally accredited through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Their hard work to foster a safe community has earned Henderson the distinction of being named the Second Safest City in America by Forbes magazine.

HOSPITALS Dignity Health: St. Rose Dominican Hospitals dignityhealth.org/las-vegas Rose De Lima Campus Siena Campus 102 E. Lake Mead Dr. 3001 St. Rose Pkwy. Henderson, NV 89015 Henderson, NV 89052 702-564-2622 702-616-5000 Valley Health System | hendersonhospital.com Henderson Hospital 1050 Galleria Dr. Henderson, NV 89011 702-963-7000

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VETERANS INFORMATION Henderson Vet Center Veterans Affairs Hospital 702-791-9100 702-791-9000 Nevada Office of Veterans Services Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery 702-636-3070 702-486-5920

TRANSPORTATION Henderson is easily accessible from anywhere in the world. McCarran International Airport provides more than 500 flights per day to 150 cities worldwide. Henderson Executive Airport offers more than 200 flights each day from its convenient location near the I-15 and I-215 freeways.

Henderson is also ideally centered along the major transportation corridors linking California, Arizona, Utah and much of the West Coast.

The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada operates nine bus routes to serve Henderson and an additional five routes especially for seniors. Visit RTCSNV.com or call 702-228-7433 for more information.

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RETIRING TO HENDERSON Henderson’s Heritage Park Senior Facility and Downtown Senior Center offer a variety of programming, from art and cooking classes to exercise and dance programs, in addition to social and wellness services designed to meet the needs of the active 50+ population.

Age-Restricted Communities Annabelle Pines • 702-435-9731 Merrill Gardens at Capistrano Pines • 702-568-5181 Green Valley Ranch • 702-608-0749 Don Dawson Court • 702-565-0992 Pacific Pines I, II, III, IV • 702-565-8165 Henderson Manor • 702-568-1177 Solera at Anthem • 702-207-1402 Heritage at Cadence • 702-821-4850 Sun City Anthem • 702-614-5800 Horizon Pines • 702-492-0343 Sun City MacDonald Ranch • 702-270-7000 Horizon Seniors • 702-568-9530 Vintage at Seven Hills • 702-361-1933

1616 HERITAGE PARK SENIOR FACILITY ACTIVE MASTER-PLANNED COMMUNITIES

A Ascaya L Inspirada B Black Mountain Vistas M Lake Las Vegas C Black Mountain Industrial Center N MacDonald Highlands D Cadence O Old Vegas E Canyons @ MacDonald Ranch P Palm Hills F Cornerstone Q Seven Hills G Del Webb Anthem R South Valley Ranch H Del Webb MacDonald S Southfork I Green Valley T Sunridge at MacDonald Ranch J Green Valley Ranch U Tuscany K I-515 Annexatiom V Whitney Ranch

SCHOOLS Henderson offers excellent educational opportunities for residents of every age. The City of Henderson invests millions of dollars in public schools through funds generated by redevelopment areas in the community and through the marijuana business license fees that are set aside for education. Our public schools outperform the national averages in reading, math and graduation rates according to a report by research firm Applied Analysis. The results also show that Henderson’s collective graduation rates are higher than both the national and state averages.

Henderson offers Safekey and Teen Scene, before- and after-school care for elementary and middle school students. For more information, please visit ccsd.net or cityofhenderson.com. 17 17 SCHOOLS - PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND CHARTER

CCSD Elementary Schools (Public) Private Schools 1 Selma F. Bartlett Elementary K - 5TH 42 American Heritage Academy K - 12TH 2 Hannah Marie Brown Elementary K - 5TH 43 Foothills Montessori K - 8TH 3 David M. Cox Elementary K - 5TH 44 Green Valley Christian K - 5TH 4 John A. Dooley Elementary K - 5TH 45 Green Valley Christian 6TH - 12TH 5 Robert & Sandy Ellis Elementary K - 5TH 46 Green Valley Lutheran K 6 Fay Galloway Elementary K - 5TH 47 Green Valley United Methodist Church K 7 James I. Gibson Elementary K - 5TH 48 Henderson International School K - 12TH 8 Edna F. Hinman Elementary K - 5TH 49 Lake Mead Christian Academy K - 12TH 9 Lorna J. Kesterson Elementary K - 5TH 50 New Song Christian Academy K 10 Frank J. Lamping Elementary K - 5TH 51 St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic School K - 8TH 11 Nate Mack Elementary K - 5TH 52 Strong Generation Christian Academy K - 12TH 12 McCaw STEAM Academy K - 5TH 53 Yeshiva Day School of Las Vegas K - 8TH 13 Sue H. Morrow Elementary K - 5TH Charter Schools 14 Estes M. McDoniel Elementary K - 5TH 54 Coral Academy Eastgate Campus K - 7TH 15 Ulis Newton Elementary K - 5TH 55 Coral Academy Sandy Ridge Campus 8TH - 12TH 16 Aggie Roberts Elementary K - 5TH 56 Coral Academy Windmill Campus 5TH - 7TH 17 C.T. Sewell Elementary K - 5TH 57 Pinecrest Academy Cadence K - 8TH 18 James E. & A. Rae Smalley Elementary K - 5TH 58 Pinecrest Academy Horizon K - 5TH 19 Josh Stevens Elementary K - 5TH 59 Pinecrest Academy Inspirada K - 8TH 20 Glen C. Taylor Elementary K - 5TH 60 Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon K - 12TH 21 Robert L. Taylor Elementary K - 5TH 61 Pinecrest Academy St Rose K - 8TH 22 Jim Thorpe Elementary K - 5TH 62 Silver Sands Montessori Charter School K - 8TH 23 Harriet A. Treem Elementary K - 5TH 63 SLAM Academy K - 12TH 24 Neil C. Twitchell Elementary K - 5TH 64 Somerset Academy K - 8TH 25 K - 5TH John C. Vanderburg Elementary 26 J. Marlan Walker Elementary K - 5TH 27 Shirley & Bill Wallin Elementary K - 5TH 28 Elise L. Wolff Elementary K - 5TH SEE MAP ON PAGES 20-21 CCSD Middle Schools (Public) 29 Brown Academy 6TH - 8TH 30 Burkholder Middle 6TH - 8TH 31 Greenspun Junior High 6TH - 8TH 32 Mannion Middle 6TH - 8TH 33 Miller Middle 6TH - 8TH 34 Webb Middle 6TH - 8TH 35 White Middle 6TH - 8TH CCSD High Schools (Public) 36 Basic Academy 9TH - 12TH 37 College of Southern Nevada High School South 11TH - 12TH 38 Coronado High 9TH - 12TH 39 Foothill High 9TH - 12TH 40 Green Valley High 9TH - 12TH

TH TH 41 Liberty High 9 - 12 Updated May 2021 18 LIBRARIES Henderson is home to four libraries with over 100,000 library cardholders. Our libraries offer books, music, electronic downloads, magazines and newspapers to the public. Call 702-492-7252 or check out MyPublicLibrary.com to learn more about reading programs for children, events for teens and volunteer opportunities.

VOTER REGISTRATION If you’re interested in online voter registration, please visit the City Clerk’s page on cityofhenderson.com. Voter registration applications can also be picked up at the City Clerk’s Office and any library or post office location. Once the form is completed, it may be delivered to the City Clerk’s Office.

For more information, please call the City Clerk’s Office at 702-267-1400.

PASSPORTS The City of Henderson City Clerk’s Office offers a full-service Passport Acceptance Program. Passport processing is available by appointment only. Visit cityofhenderson.com/passports to schedule an appointment.

As a Passport Acceptance facility, the Office of the City Clerk assists in all aspects of the application process, from application processing to ensuring all applications are processed in accordance with directives of the U.S. Department of State. The office also takes photos on-site.

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21 CLIMATE Located in the Mojave Desert, Henderson enjoys mild winters with warm, dry summers. The temperatures allow for a variety of enjoyable outdoor activities year round.

Month Avg. High Avg. Low Avg. Precipitation January 54 41 .70 in February 59 44 1.0 in March 67 49 .60 in April 75 56 .20 in May 85 65 .10 in June 95 74 .10 in July 101 79 .50 in August 99 78 .70in September 91 71 .40 in October 78 60 .40 in November 64 48 .50 in December 54 40 .60 in Source: weather.com

22 LOCAL UTILITIES Electricity Gas Service NV Energy Southwest Gas 702-402-5555 877-860-6020 nvenergy.com swgas.com Water & Sewer Trash Disposal & Recycling City of Henderson Republic Services of Southern Nevada Department of Utility Services 702-735-5151 702-267-5900 republicservices.com cityofhenderson.com

WATER CONSERVATION Southern Nevada is one of the driest communities in the country. Many years of record drought have shown us just how vulnerable our limited water resources can be. We must all work together to preserve our community’s water supply so we can meet our future water demands.

It is estimated that over 50% of water used in the City of Henderson is used outdoors, and the majority of that is used to irrigate outdoor landscaping. The most effective impact you can make on water conservation is to reduce outdoor use. One way is to convert water-thirsty natural turf to drought-tolerant landscaping, which saves 55 gallons of water per square foot per year than grass.

The City’s Department of Utility Services has continually worked to be efficient, sustainable and innovative when it comes to water conservation. The City of Henderson’s water reclamation facilities supply highly treated wastewater to golf courses throughout Henderson. By providing this reclaimed water to the golf courses, no additional water from Lake Mead has to be used.

WATERING SCHEDULE Watering WINTER SPRING/FALL SUMMER Group November-February March-April / September-October May - August A Monday Monday, Wednesday, Friday Monday - Saturday B Tuesday Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Monday - Saturday C Wednesday Monday, Wednesday, Friday Monday - Saturday D Thursday Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Monday - Saturday E Friday Monday, Wednesday, Friday Monday - Saturday

Visit cityofhenderson.com to find yourwatering group. • Watering on Sunday is prohibited all year. • Outdoor irrigation is prohibited 11am-7pm during the summer. Irrigate during the day in winter to prevent water freezing on sidewalks. • Draining into the street is prohibited and may incur a fine. The proper way to drain swimming pool and/or hot tub water is into the sewer port. It is important to capture the water so that the water can be recycled and reused.

Text CONSERVE to 85357 for text message reminders when it’s time to change your irrigation clock.

23 CITY OF HENDERSON MOBILE APP The City of Henderson’s official mobile app puts City services, facilities and information at your fingertips, wherever you are. The home screen offers immediate access to the City’s most frequently visited pages. The City of Henderson app is available in the Apple App Store and the Android Google Play Store.

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2424 Mayor Debra March Councilwoman, Ward I Michelle Romero Councilman, Ward II Dan K. Shaw Councilman, Ward III John F. Marz Councilman, Ward IV Dan H. Stewart

City of Henderson 240 S. Water St. Henderson, NV 89015 cityofhenderson.com

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