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County Commissioner (District B)· 2015–2029

Marilyn Kirkpatrick

Clark County

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At a glance

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Term ending Dec 31, 2029.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
34
Total speaking time
4:46:30
Avg per meeting
8:26
Segments
4025

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Top issues during term (16)(General)

critical↑Oct 2026[10]

Lone Mountain Interlocal Agreement and Municipal Annexation

Impacts property values and tax revenue distributions across municipal and county boundaries.

high↑Oct 2026[5]

legal appeal

Your local tax dollars are getting funneled straight into high-stakes legal fees instead of community improvements.

high↓Feb 2026[1]

Homeless Encampments and Public Infrastructure Management

Potentially impacts county cleanup costs and private development standards for waste enclosures.

medium↓Mar 2025[0]

street vendor regulations

Local entrepreneurs will save money on legal fees and fines, while the county can rake in new permit fees and sales tax revenue.

medium↓Jun 2026[0]

public meeting policy

Legal challenges over public meeting rules could end up costing taxpayers plenty if the county gets sued.

high↓Feb 2025[0]

superintendent search

While no specific contract numbers have been released yet, hiring a major city's schools chief usually comes with a hefty price tag.

medium↓Feb 2018[0]

population growth

Tax revenues will likely go up, but taxpayers might end up footing a hefty bill for new roads, schools, and emergency services to keep up with the growth.

medium↓Aug 2022[0]

pavement policy

By sticking with traditional asphalt, the county avoids potentially higher upfront material costs for cool pavement tech.

medium↓Aug 2024[0]

legal dispute

Local tax dollars are now tied up funding the city's legal defense instead of fixing potholes or funding community programs.

medium↓Jun 2017[0]

immigration policy

Avoiding a federal funding showdown saves local taxpayers from potential federal grant freezes.

medium↓May 2025[0]

town advisory boards

Getting involved is totally free, and your input helps ensure tax dollars aren't wasted on neighborhood projects nobody actually wants.

medium↓May 2025[0]

sustainability and clean energy

Federal grants are on the way, meaning more funding for local green projects without directly hiking your taxes.

medium↓Feb 2026[0]

smog check repair voucher program

For eligible drivers, that’s up to $975 in repair costs covered—real relief if a failed smog check would otherwise keep your car off the road.

medium↓May 2025[0]

new bridge opening

Expect easier cross-river spending and tourism traffic, which could give Laughlin businesses and casinos a modest boost while saving regular travelers time and fuel.

high↓Jan 2025[0]

homelessness policy

Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for both increased enforcement costs and the new support services rolling out alongside the ban.

high↓Aug 2022[0]

trash service changes

You could end up paying more for your weekly trash pickup depending on how the final service changes shake out.

Decisions during term (81)

Recorded while Kirkpatrick was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

approvedOct 20, 2026

Approve and authorize the General Manager to implement Phase 2 of the Clark County Water Reclamation District Septic System Conversion Pilot Program in accordance with the proposed Reimbursable Septic System Conversion Program Guidelines;…

approvedOct 7, 2026

UC-26-0466-PATRIOT CONTRACTOR'S, LLC: HOLDOVER USE PERMIT for a proposed rock crushing facility including accessory structures (modular office and truck scale with booth) on a 32.5 acre portion of a 33.1 acre site in an H-2 (General…

approvedOct 7, 2026

ZC-26-0500-KNG, LLC: ZONE CHANGE to reclassify a 2.30 acre portion of 5.74 acres from an H-2 (General Highway Frontage) Zone to a CG (Commercial General) Zone. Generally located west of Boulder Highway and south of Desert Inn Road within…

approvedOct 7, 2026

TM-26-500119-KHADIVI NOOSHIN TRUST & SEPEHRI NILOOFAR K TRUST: TENTATIVE MAP consisting of 1 commercial lot on 2.61 acres in a CN (Commercial Neighborhood) Zone. Generally located west of Fort Apache Road and north of Post Road within…

tabledOct 7, 2026

PA-26-700026-BOLOGNESE, JOSEPH & VIVI A: HOLDOVER PLAN AMENDMENT to redesignate the existing land use category from Corridor Mixed-Use (CM) to Compact Neighborhood (CN) on 1.93 acres. Generally located north of Serene Avenue and east of…

approvedOct 7, 2026

ORD-26-900517: Introduce an ordinance to consider adoption of a Development Agreement with BR OVATION LIMITED PARTNERSHIP for a multi-family residential development on 14.57 acres, generally located south of Arby Avenue and west of Gagnier…

approvedOct 7, 2026

ORD-26-900555: Introduce an ordinance to consider adoption of a Development Agreement with IHC Health Services for a hospital and heliport on 32.19 acres, generally located east of Durango Drive and south of Patrick Lane within Spring…

approvedOct 6, 2026

Approve and authorize the Director of Aviation, or his designee, to sign a Contract (CBE-1570) between Clark County and Oshkosh Aerotech, LLC, (Frank Moore, Vice President & General Manager) for Jet Bridge Replacement Parts & Supplies,…

approvedOct 6, 2026

Approve an update to the Capital Improvement Plan; and authorize the General Manager to proceed with the planning, budgeting, and engineering activities for the projects as necessary; or take other action as appropriate. (For possible…

approved5-0Sep 16, 2026

ORD-25-901039: Conduct a public hearing on an ordinance to consider adoption of a Development Agreement with SCW Diamond LLC for a vehicle wash on 1.30 acres, generally located south of Wigwam Avenue and east of Arville Street within…

approved5-0Sep 16, 2026

ORD-26-900588: Conduct a public hearing on an ordinance to adopt the Development Agreement with Grand Flamingo Capital Management LLC for a restaurant on 0.82 acres, generally located west of Rainbow Boulevard and south of Gray Avenue…

approved5-0Aug 19, 2026

ET-26-400063 (DR-24-0608)-CAMPUS VILLAGE GROUP, LLC: DESIGN REVIEW SECOND EXTENSION OF TIME for modifications to a previously approved dormitory and commercial complex on 3.37 acres in a CG (Commercial General) Zone within the Airport…

approved5-0Aug 19, 2026

ZC-26-0387-191 20, LLC: ZONE CHANGE to reclassify 11.53 acres from an IP (Industrial Park) Zone to an IL (Industrial Light) Zone. Generally located on west of I-15 and north of Roark Avenue (alignment) within Sloan (description on file).…

approved5-0Aug 19, 2026

AG-26-900559: Accept and authorize the signature of the Performance Agreement with Athletics StadCo LLC for the A's Ballpark Southeast Garage and Phase I of the Central Utility Plant, generally located east of S. Las Vegas Boulevard and…

approved5-0Aug 19, 2026

ORD-26-900429: Conduct a public hearing on an ordinance to consider adoption of a Development Agreement with HD OLETA LLC and LAS VEGAS PAVING CORP for an office/warehouse complex on 9.67 acres, generally located south of Oleta Avenue and…

approved5-0Aug 5, 2026

ZC-26-0336-COUNTY OF CLARK (LIBRARY): ZONE CHANGE to reclassify 3.25 acres from an RS80 (Residential Single-Family 80) Zone to a PF (Public Facility) Zone. Generally located south of Kyle Canyon Road and west of Ski Chalet Place within Mt.…

approved5-0Aug 5, 2026

DR-26-0337-COUNTY OF CLARK (LIBRARY): DESIGN REVIEW for a public facility (fire station) in conjunction with an existing library on a portion of 3.25 acres in a PF (Public Facility) Zone. Generally located south of Kyle Canyon Road and…

approved5-0Aug 5, 2026

ZC-26-0339-LONE MOUNTAIN ESTATES, LLC: ZONE CHANGE to remove 16.45 acres from the Neighborhood Protection (RNP) Overlay. Generally located south of Helena Avenue and west of Grand Canyon Drive within Lone Mountain (description on file).…

tabledAug 5, 2026

PUD-26-0329-9 OF A KIND, LLC: HOLDOVER PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT for 337 single-family detached residential lots with modified development standards on 32.36 acres in an RM-18 (Residential Multi-Family 18) Zone. Generally located east of…

tabledAug 5, 2026

TM-26-500086-9 OF A KIND, LLC: HOLDOVER TENTATIVE MAP consisting of 337 single-family residential lots and 55 common lots on 32.36 acres in an RM-18 (Residential Multi-Family 18) Zone. Generally located east of Sloan Lane and north of…