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Known throughout the nation for its premier master-planned communities, outstanding parks and recreation facilities, cultural arts programs and other amenities, Henderson offers an enhanced quality of life for those who choose to live, learn, work and play here.
Throughout its history, Henderson has distinguished itself for its unique innovations and progressive planning to provide citizens with some of the first, only, largest and most unique services and amenities in Nevada, including the following:
Las Vegas
Founded in 1905, Las Vegas (www.lasvegasnevada.gov) has become the entertainment capital of the world, offering the best in live entertainment, incredible food from award-winning chefs and unique shopping experiences. Thanks to the variety of top hotels in the city, residents and visitors can get a taste of New York, Paris, Venice, Egypt, Mandalay and other exotic locales without ever leaving the city limits.
Las Vegas’ kaleidoscope of diversity reveals itself in the city’s vast international and artistic festivals. The city’s vibrant character generates a full calendar of events and activities designed to celebrate the cultural differences of people around the globe. Las Vegans can shop the world without leaving their ZIP code and enjoy international perks in their very own backyard. Las Vegas truly is an international city with all the expected amenities.
Beyond the Strip, there are many rich cultural opportunities with access to natural beauty all around. The innate splendor of the desert provides a breathtaking backdrop for recreational outdoor activities. There is hiking in Red Rock Canyon, skiing and snowboarding at Mount Charleston and swimming in the biggest desert oasis, Lake Mead. The Grand Canyon, Valley of Fire, Zion National Park and Death Valley are all short day trips from the Strip.
While leisure and hospitality have driven the economy of Las Vegas for more than 60 years, there now is a diverse range of employers representing industries, such as trade, transportation and utilities, professional and business services, construction, government, education and health.
For more than 30 years, new residents have arrived in Las Vegas mainly to seek better opportunities through entrepreneurial endeavors or through major employers. The city’s “can do” culture welcomes newcomers while providing them with an established infrastructure and the tools to help them reach their goals.
North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas (www.cityofnorthlasvegas.com) is the third largest city in Clark County. It’s characterized by its access to recreational activities, including more than 30 city parks that can be enjoyed all year long. The communities include Aliante, Ardiente, Centennial Hills, Club Aliante, Echelon, Eldorado Highlands, Park Highlands and Sun City Aliante.
Located at the northern tip of the Las Vegas Valley, North Las Vegas is one of the country’s fastest growing cities. North Las Vegas is characterized by its friendly atmosphere, development opportunities, civic pride and responsive government. Located within the city is the Cheyenne Technology Corridor (CTC), an integrated, accessible and diversified technology district that offers advanced systems and infrastructure, state-of-the-art transportation and communication alternatives as well as a knowledgeable and experienced workforce. Through a public and private alliance among private development, new and expanding industry and the city of North Las Vegas, the CTC is diversifying the local economy through the pursuit of local, national and international business.
The 101.35-square-mile city is surrounded by majestic mountains, desert valleys and an underlying current of dynamic growth, living up to its motto of “your community of choice.” Sunshine is enjoyed 86 percent of the year with an average daily temperature of 78°F.
Mesquite
Mesquite (www.mesquitenv.com) is situated conveniently on I-15 an hour from the neon and glitz of Las Vegas and 36 miles from St. George, Utah. Mesquite has something to offer all ages. Recreation includes seven challenging golf courses, softball and baseball fields, tennis courts, soccer fields, nearby ATV trails, six casinos, nightly entertainment, luxurious spas, a senior center and a recreation center that boasts both indoor and outdoor pools as well as racquetball courts, basketball courts and an organized fitness programs.
Throughout its history, Henderson has distinguished itself for its unique innovations and progressive planning to provide citizens with some of the first, only, largest and most unique services and amenities in Nevada, including the following:
- Lowest employee-to-resident ratio in the Las Vegas Valley, demonstrating government efficiency.
- Only Veterans Memorial Wall in southern Nevada honoring the World War II–born heritage.
- First to partner with developers to provide no-cost land for schools, parks and fire and police stations.
Las Vegas
Founded in 1905, Las Vegas (www.lasvegasnevada.gov) has become the entertainment capital of the world, offering the best in live entertainment, incredible food from award-winning chefs and unique shopping experiences. Thanks to the variety of top hotels in the city, residents and visitors can get a taste of New York, Paris, Venice, Egypt, Mandalay and other exotic locales without ever leaving the city limits.
Las Vegas’ kaleidoscope of diversity reveals itself in the city’s vast international and artistic festivals. The city’s vibrant character generates a full calendar of events and activities designed to celebrate the cultural differences of people around the globe. Las Vegans can shop the world without leaving their ZIP code and enjoy international perks in their very own backyard. Las Vegas truly is an international city with all the expected amenities.
Beyond the Strip, there are many rich cultural opportunities with access to natural beauty all around. The innate splendor of the desert provides a breathtaking backdrop for recreational outdoor activities. There is hiking in Red Rock Canyon, skiing and snowboarding at Mount Charleston and swimming in the biggest desert oasis, Lake Mead. The Grand Canyon, Valley of Fire, Zion National Park and Death Valley are all short day trips from the Strip.
While leisure and hospitality have driven the economy of Las Vegas for more than 60 years, there now is a diverse range of employers representing industries, such as trade, transportation and utilities, professional and business services, construction, government, education and health.
For more than 30 years, new residents have arrived in Las Vegas mainly to seek better opportunities through entrepreneurial endeavors or through major employers. The city’s “can do” culture welcomes newcomers while providing them with an established infrastructure and the tools to help them reach their goals.
North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas (www.cityofnorthlasvegas.com) is the third largest city in Clark County. It’s characterized by its access to recreational activities, including more than 30 city parks that can be enjoyed all year long. The communities include Aliante, Ardiente, Centennial Hills, Club Aliante, Echelon, Eldorado Highlands, Park Highlands and Sun City Aliante.
Located at the northern tip of the Las Vegas Valley, North Las Vegas is one of the country’s fastest growing cities. North Las Vegas is characterized by its friendly atmosphere, development opportunities, civic pride and responsive government. Located within the city is the Cheyenne Technology Corridor (CTC), an integrated, accessible and diversified technology district that offers advanced systems and infrastructure, state-of-the-art transportation and communication alternatives as well as a knowledgeable and experienced workforce. Through a public and private alliance among private development, new and expanding industry and the city of North Las Vegas, the CTC is diversifying the local economy through the pursuit of local, national and international business.
The 101.35-square-mile city is surrounded by majestic mountains, desert valleys and an underlying current of dynamic growth, living up to its motto of “your community of choice.” Sunshine is enjoyed 86 percent of the year with an average daily temperature of 78°F.
Mesquite
Mesquite (www.mesquitenv.com) is situated conveniently on I-15 an hour from the neon and glitz of Las Vegas and 36 miles from St. George, Utah. Mesquite has something to offer all ages. Recreation includes seven challenging golf courses, softball and baseball fields, tennis courts, soccer fields, nearby ATV trails, six casinos, nightly entertainment, luxurious spas, a senior center and a recreation center that boasts both indoor and outdoor pools as well as racquetball courts, basketball courts and an organized fitness programs.
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