Henderson City Councilman Jim Seebock Files for Re-Election in Ward I

Jim Seebock, Henderson City Councilman for Ward 1 filed for re-election at City Hall in Henderson. Councilman Seebock has received early endorsements by both the Henderson Chamber of Commerce Political Endorsement Committee and the Henderson Professional Fire Fighters.

“I have lived in Henderson since 1986 and am proud to continue serving my community after retiring from a 30-year law enforcement career,” said Seebock. “I am honored to be in a leadership role in a city where I have lifelong friends and family and look forward to serving another term.”

Seebock was elected to the City Council in 2023 in a special election for the seat vacated by Mayor Michelle Romero.

Seebock represents the City of Henderson on the Southern Nevada District Board of Health. Prior to joining the Council, he served on the City of Henderson’s Civil Service Board from 2009 to 2012 and was appointed to the Parks and Recreation Board in 2012 for a term through 2017.

Seebock moved to Henderson as a child in 1986, where he attended Burkholder Junior High School and graduated from Basic High School.

After graduation, he joined the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) in 1993 and retired in July 2023 after 30 years of service. He served in many roles as he rose through the ranks, including patrol officer, narcotics detective, K9 sergeant, counter terrorism lieutenant, several captain- level positions, and deputy chief, before his promotion in December 2022 to assistant sheriff. Over the course of his career, Seebock was awarded the Unit Medal of Valor as well as several Meritorious Medals of Service.

While employed with the LVMPD, Jim obtained an Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice from the College of Southern Nevada, a Bachelor of Public Administration in Law Enforcement from Nevada State College, and a Master of Arts in Security Studies from the Naval Postgraduate School.

Councilman Seebock and his wife of 27 years have teen-aged twins (boy and girl). He enjoys hiking the 220 miles of trails in our community and the occasional beach getaway with his family.