The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is still planning to leave Henderson, but not entirely. According to a report by KLAS – 8 News Now, the DMV had originally announced plans to relocate all services from the Henderson location to a new building in the Sloan area. However, due to concerns from residents and officials, the DMV has decided to keep some services in Henderson.
The DMV recently secured a lease for a new building in Henderson, which will provide services such as driver’s license testing and vehicle registration. This decision comes after backlash from Henderson residents who were concerned about the inconvenience of having to travel to Sloan for DMV services.
Despite this compromise, the DMV still plans to move some services to the Sloan location, including emissions testing and commercial driver’s license testing. The move is part of the DMV’s efforts to streamline operations and improve efficiency.
Overall, the decision to keep some services in Henderson is a win for residents who were worried about the inconvenience of traveling to Sloan for DMV services. The DMV’s compromise shows a willingness to listen to community feedback and make adjustments accordingly.
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