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Nye County Commissioner, District 5

Commissioners are among the most powerful local officials in Southern Nevada. They manage the county’s multi-billion-dollar budget, pass ordinances, oversee infrastructure such as roads, parks, libraries, and flood control, regulate land use and development, and provide oversight of the county jail system. Their decisions directly impact public safety, housing affordability, economic opportunity, environmental sustainability, and how transparently and responsibly taxpayer dollars are used. In a rapidly growing region like Clark County, these races are critical to ensuring accountable governance, long-term planning, and policies that serve the broad interests of the community.

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    Brett Fish
    (Rep)

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    Matt Sadler
    (Rep)

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    Jeff Snow
    (Rep)

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    Debra Lea Strickland
    (Rep)

Biographical Information

What should be the county’s top budget priorities, and why?

What policies or initiatives, if any, would you support to address housing affordability in the county?

What policies or initiatives, if any, would you support to improve public safety in the county?

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The budget should reflect basic priorities, safe roads, reliable services, sustainable growth, and accountability. If those aren’t handled first, everything else becomes noise.
Affordability improves when supply meets demand and the process makes sense. The county’s job is to clear the path, plan responsibly, and make sure growth works for the people already living here, not just for the next project coming in.
Public safety isn’t just about spending more, it’s about spending smart, putting resources where they actually reduce risk, and making sure the system works when people need it most.
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