BOULDER CITY – Buying a property in the Boulder City Historic District can be an exciting and unique opportunity. Preserving our history is a priority for many here in Boulder City, including the City Council and Historic Preservation Commission. The Community Development Department wants to help community members understand the Historic Preservation Ordinance, associated application requirements, and financial assistance available for eligible projects!
Boulder City residents, business owners, contractors and history enthusiasts are invited to the Boulder City Historic Preservation Pop-Up: Ask the Experts workshop on January 20, 2026. This open-house style gathering will allow the public to visit interactive stations and speak one-on-one with City staff and Broadbent & Associates, the City’s historic preservation consultants. Unlike a traditional presentation, this workshop is structured to encourage informal conversations and individualized assistance. Attendees may move freely between stations, ask questions specific to their properties or projects, and gather resources to help them successfully navigate preservation requirements while maintaining Boulder City’s historic character. “Exterior changes to properties within the historic district that are visible to a public street and require a building permit must obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness,” said Deputy City Manager Michael Mays. “This is a great chance to learn about Boulder City’s Historic District, including design guidelines, permit requirements, the Historic Preservation Commission, available grants and other resources.”
Boulder City Historic Preservation Pop-Up: Ask the Experts
January 20, 2026
1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Elaine K. Smith Building
700 Wyoming Street
Boulder City, NV 89005
No RSVP is required. Please see the flyer below for more information.
