These are all bold moves with big, long-term payoffs.

When the Fiesta Casino was put up for sale, we had a unique vision for the site so we bought it ourselves. When the Henderson Pavilion was damaged in a severe windstorm, we partnered again on a world-class, state-of-the-art sports and entertainment center and then built it in the middle of a global pandemic. When it was time to retire the Henderson Convention Center, we initiated a unique public-private partnership with the Vegas Golden Knights organization to create Lifeguard Arena and reinvigorate downtown Henderson. Henderson has a solid strategic plan in place and a clear vision for the sustainable future we are working towards, and because of that, we have the confidence to be first to the net when opportunities arise. When it comes to economic development, we’ve got our best players suited up and we’re ready to take the field.

Perhaps being an all-star sports city, a community sports leader and the preferred business headquarters for professional teams has sparked our competitive side. We’ve enjoyed great success in recent years in helping to diversify southern Nevada’s economy, welcoming Haas Automation and other advanced manufacturers, Google and other high-tech companies, healthcare leaders and the headquarters and practice facilities for the Las Vegas Raiders and Aces.

Henderson has long been known for its pro-business climate and our business community surveys confirm we are an excellent place to do business. When it comes to economic development, Henderson is all in to win

The definition of audacity