In today’s episode of Middle Ground, we were joined by newly elected Clark County Commissioner, April Becker, for an insightful discussion about her journey, priorities, and vision for the county.

April shared her personal story, diving into the inspiration behind her decision to run for County Commissioner and what her victory means to her on both a professional and personal level. She opened up about her background and how her diverse experiences have uniquely prepared her for this important role.

The conversation delved into her core values and how they will shape her approach to leadership and decision-making. April also reflected on the unexpected challenges she faced during her campaign, the strategies she employed to overcome them, and the key lessons she plans to bring into her term.

As the first Republican County Commissioner in several years, April discussed her plans for fostering bipartisan collaboration and ensuring productive governance. She highlighted her top priorities for Clark County, including economic growth, public safety, and infrastructure development.

We also tackled the Rhodes development issue, where April shared her thoughts on the resolution, whether the process was fair, and what can be learned to improve future developments in Clark County.

Don’t miss this engaging episode where Commissioner Becker outlines her bold vision for Clark County and her dedication to serving all its residents.