Las Vegas City Council Selects Jeff Dorocak As Next City Attorney

Dorocak Will Take Over In August For Retiring City Attorney Bryan Scott

At today’s meeting, the Las Vegas City Council unanimously selected Jeff Dorocak as the new city attorney. Dorocak has been with the City Attorney’s Office since 2014 and will replace City Attorney Bryan Scott, who will retire after 27 years with the city in August.

Dorocak served as assistant city attorney for the city’s Civil Division since 2021 and previously was a deputy city attorney. He also has served as an intergovernmental relations officer for the city of Henderson and a hearing officer for the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services.

Dorocak graduated from the University of Notre Dame and earned a juris doctorate from Ohio State University’s College of Law.

Dorocak is a local government fellow and regional vice president of the International Municipal Lawyers Association and is on the Board of Directors for Nevada Legal Services.

The city will now enter contract negotiations, which will come before the City Council for approval and ratification at a future meeting.   

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