The North Las Vegas City Council meeting held on June 25, 2025, featured a significant presentation on the regional community outreach and education program aimed at enhancing climate literacy in Clark County. The program, which is set to continue for another year after its initial run ending on June 30, has successfully engaged the community through a diverse group of 15 ambassadors.

These ambassadors, selected to reflect the demographics of the communities they serve, have played a crucial role in raising awareness about climate issues. They have participated in over 100 community events, including 40 events hosted by the program itself, and have conducted 18 webinars. The outreach efforts have reached a total of 17,869 individuals, promoting high-impact actions and fostering relationships within the community.

The council acknowledged the program's success and the importance of continuing these efforts to further educate and engage residents on climate-related topics. The ambassadors are available to present to community groups and distribute educational materials, emphasizing the program's commitment to inclusivity and effective communication.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's dedication to environmental education and community involvement, setting the stage for ongoing initiatives aimed at fostering a more climate-conscious population in North Las Vegas.