Henderson, NVVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Henderson City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Jim Seebock

Councilman, Ward I; term ends 2029City of Henderson

7 sourced positions

Jim Seebock (Councilman, Ward I) is not on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot and will stay on the Henderson City Council after the election.

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Elected to represent Ward I in an April 2023 special election and re-elected in 2024. Retired from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in July 2023 after 30 years, last serving as Assistant Sheriff.

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Where Jim Seebock stands: positions on the record

Retiree health benefits1 sourced position

  • Voted yes on the 2026-2029 Joint Benefits Agreement with the firefighters' and police unions (passed 4-1, Sept. 2026), and no on Councilwoman Cox's motion to postpone it 30 days.

    Council voteCity of Henderson · Sep 1, 2026

ICE detention agreement1 sourced position

  • as reported by The Nevada Independent

    Said the direction on the city's ICE detention agreement was undetermined and the council must wait for the full financial review.

    “It's undetermined on what direction we're heading, but we have to wait for all the data to come in”

    Own statementThe Nevada Independent · Feb 1, 2026

Budget1 sourced position
Censure1 sourced position
Federal land annexation1 sourced position

  • Voted no on Resolution No. 4667 to consider annexing about 192.94 acres of BLM land along the city's western boundary (passed 4-1, Dec. 2025).

    Council voteCity of Henderson · Dec 2, 2025

Parks tax1 sourced position

  • Voted yes on Resolution No. 4641, placing a question on the June 9, 2026 ballot on maintaining a special tax for city parks and recreation facilities (passed 5-0, Aug. 2025).

    Council voteCity of Henderson · Aug 5, 2025

Ward map1 sourced position

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