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COVID-19
The Delta variant of COVID-19 is a concern in our schools, as kids under the age of 12 cannot yet receive the vaccination. Knowing if you have COVID can help slow the spread. COVID testing is available to Boulder City residents or people who work for Boulder City businesses at the Boulder City Fire Department, 1101 Elm Street. FLYER HERE.
NEED HELP?
As Boulder City emerges from the COVID-19 crisis, there are still residents in need of help. City Council has dedicated CARES Act funding for rent/mortgage, food, utility assistance and more through local organizations and continues to seek other assistance. See the reference guide below for information that may help you and your family.
Food, Utility, Financial Aid and Support Programs
- Emergency Aid of Boulder City: food, rental, utility, and other financial aid to residents facing emergency needs. Learn more at www.eabcnv.com or 702.293.0332.
- Senior Center of Boulder City: www.seniorcenterbouldercity.org or 702.293.3320.
- Lend A Hand Senior Services: www.lendahandbouldercity.org or 702.294.2363.
- United Way of Southern Nevada Daycare Tuition Assistance: www.uwsn.org/uwsnCARES.
- COVID Funeral Assistance Funding: Call 844.684.6333 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. PDT, M-F. (TTY: 800-462-7585)
- Three Square Food Bank: www.threesquare.org or 702.765.4030.
- Clark County School District meals (ages 2-18 years): ccsd.nutrislice.com.
- Cox Emergency Broadband Benefit: www.cox.com/ebb.
- Workforce Connections: http://nvcareercenter.org or 702.822.4200.
- Unemployment Mortgage Assistance Program: nahac.org.
- Clark County “Royal Pages” senior resource guide: www.bcnv.org/royalpages.
- Rental guidance: www.civillawselfhelpcenter.org or 702.671.3976.
Mental Health Resources
- Safe Nest (victims of domestic violence): www.safenest.org or 702.646.4981.
- NV Health and Human Services Tips and Links: www.bcnv.org/dhhsresources.
- Nevada Resilience Project: www.nevada211.org/nevada-resilience-project
Additional Testing
- Southern Nevada Health District: http://snhd.info/covid-19-testing-sites/.
City Business
- City Hall is open to visitors Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. You must wear a CDC-Approved face covering while inside City Hall.
- Residents can also handle non-emergency business by phone at 702.293.9329 during regular business hours, with limited hours on Friday and Saturday, or email using the staff directory at www.bcnv.org/Directory.aspx.
- Effective June 1, 2021, the general public may attend meetings held in the City Council Chamber. All attendees are required to wear a CDC-approved face covering. The City will continue to hold City Council, Committee and Commission meetings via live stream at www.bcnv.org/streaming and live on Channel 2 (Cox Cable subscribers only).
- July 1, 2021, the City resumed late fees and disconnection processes for utility payments. The City halted this practice in March 2020 due to the pandemic. City Council earmarked CARES Act funding through Emergency Aid of Boulder City. Call 702.293.0332 or visit www.eabcnv.com for more information.
- Utility, business license and permit payments may be made at the back window of City Hall or online at www.bcnv.org, where you can set up autopay as well.
- Fingerprint services and DMV services at the Boulder City Police Department are suspended until further notice. (The DMV operates a kiosk at Albertson's Supermarket, 1008 Nevada Way, Boulder City.) Sex offender registration services are available by appointment but both the registrant and the staff must wear masks during fingerprinting.
- All special events and public gatherings within City parks and facilities MUST be approved by the Special Event Committee. Call 702.293.9256 for information and applications.
Employees and Employers Information
- File for unemployment benefits: http://ui.nv.gov/css.html.
- Small Business Administration disaster loans/assistance: https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela.