The Las Vegas Board of Civil Service Trustees on Nov. 12 approved prior meeting minutes and certified or extended a series of eligibility lists and classification specifications during a brief meeting that included roll call but no public comment.

Chair Brown called the meeting to order and confirmed a quorum with Vice Chair Ponciciello, Member Heche and Member Stamper present. The board confirmed compliance with the open meeting law and opened the public-comment period; no speakers came forward.

The board moved through several routine personnel items. Member Stamper moved to approve the final minutes of the Oct. 22, 2025, regular meeting; the board recorded three “Aye” responses and the chair announced the motion carried. The board then considered item 5, which sought certification of eligible lists for event planner; neighborhood beautification program specialist; pretrial services officer; recreation leader; and senior recreation leader. Member Panachello moved to approve item 5 “as read.” The board again recorded three “Aye” responses and the chair announced item 5 carried.

Item 6 proposed extensions to eligible lists for chemist (open); deputy city marshal sergeant (promotional); fire engineer (promotional); materials management technician (open); and pretrial services supervisor (promotional). A member moved to approve item 6 “as read.” The transcript does not identify the mover for this motion. The board recorded three “Aye” responses and the chair announced the item carried.

Item 7 proposed certification of classification specifications for urban forestry specialist, urban forester and urban forestry field supervisor. Member Stamper moved to approve item 7 “as read.” The board again recorded three “Aye” responses and the chair announced item 7 carried.

Before adjourning, the chair reminded attendees that public-comment remarks must be limited to subjects within the board’s jurisdiction and that matters not on the agenda cannot be acted upon at the meeting. With no citizens speaking, the meeting was adjourned.

Actions taken at the meeting were procedural approvals related to personnel lists and classification specifications; no new policy measures, contracts, or budgetary decisions were recorded. The board directed no follow-up tasks in the transcript.