Open Data Network

Active Business Licenses

City of Henderson Active Business Licenses excluding Multi-Jurisdictional Business Licenses – Updated Weekly

COVID-19 Data Dashboard

COVID-19 data specific to the City of Henderson is presented.

Open Data Publishing Plan

Publishing Plan Story Page.

Operational Performance

Operational Performance refers to the optimization of the business activities engaged by City departments on a daily basis. The City employs a data-driven approach to identifying current operational trends and challenges. This cyclical process allows the City to proactively respond, resulting in increasing efficiency and productivity, and the maintenance of desirable conditions.

DSC Permits

Permitting data from the Development Services Center that includes location, permit categorization, area, valuation, and contractor information.

Publishing Departments

Listing of departments with data published. Additional departments will be added concurrently with available data.

Community Safety

The City of Henderson is committed to keeping every member of the community safe, which is why we are repeatedly listed among the top 10 Safest Cities in the nation by nationally recognized publications, including Money Magazine. Achieving community safety takes a village. From police, fire, emergency, and environmental services staff to the community and traffic engineers – each plays a role in community safety. Moreover, to attain our goal of being a premier community, we must leverage technology, community, and capital resources to design a resilient strategy capable of preventing, preparing for, mitigating, responding to, and recovering from emergencies and disasters – both natural and human-made.

All Business Licenses (MJBL)

All multi-jurisdictional business licenses regardless of license status

Public Safety Response Times

Quality Education

Our residents consistently rank education as a top community priority, and the City of Henderson has responded by actively supporting student achievement at our local schools. Since 2015, the City has provided over $3.4 million to public schools in our community for items that improve and preserve educational facilities, increase technology resources and pre-kindergarten skills assessments as well as provide for enhanced curriculum, learning specialist positions, and special education assistants. The City also actively partners with community representatives and nonprofit organizations to further educational outcomes and is committed to sustaining involvement in our children’s education.