The Henderson Professional Fire Fighters serve over 335,000 residents and operate from 12 stations comprised of 284 full-time Firefighter floor personnel. They are nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS) and Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI), and they are a full-service ISO Class One fire and rescue department.
The Henderson Professional Fire Fighters take great pride in their premier level of service in the community and are proud to have exceptional rates of service. In fact, 96% of those they have served rated them as Outstanding or Excellent. By providing a hazard response system that includes fire response, advanced life support, emergency medical treatment and transportation, the City of Henderson Fire Department has maintained the City of Henderson’s lowest cost per capita in the region.
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KNOW THE FACTS: The Parks & Recreation Ballot Question — June 9, 2026
This measure asks whether Henderson residents to maintain the existing $0.12 per $100 property tax dedicated to Parks & Recreation — the same rate voters first approved in 1997. This is not a new tax. Henderson residents are already paying it today.
What it costs: For a home assessed at $400,000, the annual cost is approximately $168 — about $14 per month, or less than $0.50 per day.
Important: Due to Nevada’s property tax cap regulations, a ‘no’ vote does not reduce your property tax bill — it simply permanently eliminates this dedicated funding from Henderson’s parks and recreation system.
Early Voting is now thru June 5| Election Day: June 9, 2026
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Thank you to FOX5 Las Vegas for interviewing our spokespersons for YES ON PARKS!
We’re proud to stand with our leaders at Henderson Professional Fire Fighters to get this ballot initiative passed.
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It is important for residents to understand that Question 1 does NOT create a new tax or increase taxes. This funding source has been in place for the past 30 years, and this measure simply continues the existing funding so Henderson can maintain and improve the community amenities residents already use every day.
Question 1 helps keep local dollars here in Henderson to support:
• Neighborhood parks and playgrounds
• Recreation centers and community programs
• Swim lessons and aquatic safety programs for children
• Senior programs and community gathering spaces
• Sports fields, trails, and family amenities for families throughout the city
As firefighters, we see firsthand how important these community resources are for families, kids, and overall quality of life in Henderson. These amenities are part of what makes people want to live here, raise families here, and stay here.
Voting NO will not solve maintenance concerns. Over time, it will make those issues worse by reducing the City’s ability to repair, maintain, and improve parks and recreational services across Henderson.
Local 1883 supports Question 1 because we believe Henderson should continue investing in safe parks, strong community programs, and the quality of life that makes our city one of the best places to live in Southern Nevada.
Please Vote YES on Question 1.
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