Sheila Collins Las Vegas City Council Ward 5!
Help us campaign today for a better tomorrow!
Help us campaign today for a better tomorrow!
With your support, we can bring about the meaningful progress Ward 5 needs. By donating to our campaign, you are investing in a vision for a better future—one that is built on unity, progress, and inclusivity. Any size donation will help!
The issue of homelessness is a complex and multifaceted problem that requires a comprehensive approach. There are many factors that contribute to homelessness, such as lack of affordable housing, education, poverty, unemployment, mental illness, addiction, and domestic violence.
Therefore, there is no one-size-fits-all solution to this problem. However, some proven strategies can help reduce homelessness.
A culturally significant area, Las Vegas' Historic Westside has been instrumental in forming the history and culture of the city. Its history started in the late 1940s when Black people were forced to hang out in the Historic Westside and were not permitted on the Las Vegas Strip.
The Historic Westside's revitalization has been a gradual process. By making improvements, the neighborhood's economy will expand, and investment projects will be drawn in, bringing the area up to par with the rest of the valley for the historic area.
Reducing the stigma attached to low-income communities requires affordable housing. It offers a secure and stable living environment for those who might otherwise struggle to find housing. Furthermore, affordable housing can greatly benefit both larger corporations and small neighborhood businesses.
Creating and maintaining this stable asset class will benefit the whole affordable housing real estate ecosystem, including developers, builders, architects, property managers, and those in the legal and financial fields.
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Small businesses greatly influence a community's economic well-being. They contribute to diversifying regional markets, job creation, and economic growth. The local tax base, which small businesses also contribute to, can finance infrastructural development.
Small businesses support the local community by meeting needs and fostering a sense of belonging by offering goods and services. Small companies also typically make more local purchases, lowering transportation needs, pollution, and congestion. Helping small businesses can promote community development and economic growth.
Numerous approaches exist to combat crime. To educate property owners, businesses, and residents about ways to enhance safety and security in our communities, we must consider the socioeconomic factors that impact crime.
One way to do this is by establishing trusted partnerships between community stakeholders and individuals and holding town hall discussions on crime prevention.
Given that it promotes higher living standards, jobs, and the ability to invest in infrastructure and innovation, economic growth is significant in Ward 5. It is the force behind social advancement, enabling individuals to escape poverty and promoting stability. More tax income from economic growth can also be utilized to enhance public services and education.
In order to improve social conditions and increase economic opportunities in a sustainable manner, community economic development promotes the utilization of local resources. In order to invest in infrastructure and innovation, communities can benefit from economic growth, which provides the necessary funds. A community that is more stable and prosperous can result from lower rates of unemployment and poverty brought about by economic growth.
The date is approaching, and we need your support. The Nevada Primary Election is June 11, 2024. We can not win this without you! Donate or register to volunteer your time.
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Contact: info@sheilacollins4citycouncilward5.com | Phone: 702 530-7827
Mailing Address:
1101 Eleanor Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
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