Henderson Police Reject ICE Training Expansion Proposal

Reno, NV, September 29, 2026 —

Henderson, NV – Henderson Police have rejected a proposal from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that sought to expand training activities at the Eldorado Valley Regional Training Facility. The decision was announced by Police Chief Reggie Rader, who cited violations of existing agreements as the primary reason for the rejection.

According to Chief Rader, the proposed expansion by ICE conflicted with the terms of use previously established for the Eldorado Valley Regional Training Facility. These agreements govern the operational parameters and usage rights between the city of Henderson and Boulder City, which jointly oversee the facility. The specific details of the existing agreements and the precise nature of the proposed expansion were not detailed in the announcement.

The Eldorado Valley Regional Training Facility is a shared resource, and its operational scope is subject to mutual understanding and contractual obligations between the participating municipalities. Henderson Police’s stance indicates a commitment to adhering to these established protocols. The rejection underscores the importance of inter-city agreements in managing shared public facilities and services.

Details regarding any subsequent discussions between Henderson Police, ICE, or Boulder City concerning this matter were not immediately available. The contractor’s name or specific ICE division that submitted the proposal was not provided.

Story summarized from the original created by Isabella Aldrete on thenevadaindependent.com, see more information here.