The number of schools assisted by the City's Education Initiatives Office, grouped by type of school.

The State of Nevada elected to continue the Paris Climate Agreement, which outlines that City facilities must reduce emissions by 25-28% by 2025 (from the baseline year of 2005). The City of Henderson has reduced electrical emissions by 43%, and senior leaders are focused on remaining at 45,000 tons used per year even though it continues to add additional building square footage. Senior leaders support community quality of life by helping ensure good environmental stewardship and not only meeting but exceeding Paris Climate Agreement guidelines.

Median household income is an important risk measure used by lenders for underwriting loans and is a useful economic indicator of an area's standard of living. The city's median household income is higher than all local comparisons. This may be due to the city's high quality of life and efforts to diversify the economy (attracting businesses from new, high-paying industries such as technology and manufacturing). The city is attractive for business relocation and retention due to its central location between five major markets and access to key transportation networks. With recent business additions of Google Data Center, Haas Automation, Life- guard Arena, Water Street Plaza, and the Raiders Headquarters and Practice Facility, the city is establishing itself as an employment center and business hub. Data is segmented by ward and zip code (AOS).

Increase Bike Lanes within 1/4 Mile of each Resident.

Increase Trails within 1/8 Mile of each Resident.

Increase Sidewalk within 1/8 Mile of each Resident.

Increase Bus Stops within 1/4 Mile of each Resident.

Resident attendance at City special events