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County Manager provides update from Registrar of Voters Office as election nears. Early voting begins October 19 and Election Day is November 5.
County Manager provides update from Registrar of Voters Office as election nears. Early voting begins October 19 and Election Day is November 5.
The Registrar of Voters Office invites residents to an “open house” at the County Complex on October 10. With the implementation of the Voter Registration and Election Management Solution (VREMS), Washoe County will be using a digital system – Poll Pads –for...
Washoe County Treasurer Justin Taylor reminds property owners that Monday, October 7, is the due date for the second installment of 2024/25 property taxes. Payments will be accepted without penalty through Thursday, October 17, 2024.
Board reapproves ARPA-funded projects including Seven Magic Mountains.
Taxpayers can expect that our office will be performing a thorough review of all properties within and around the fire perimeter. To assist in this process, we ask that affected property owners please contact our office as soon as possible.
Thanks to the dedication and collaboration of numerous fire-fighting entities and personnel, the Davis Fire is nearing full containment. Read more for a recap of the fire and resources that residents may need as they move back into the evacuated zones.
To celebrate a year of service to the community and commemorate National Passport Month, the Washoe County Clerk will be adding two weekends of passport appointments to its regular weekday schedule.
Acres: 5,824 acres Start Date: 09/07/2024 Location: Washoe Valley, Nevada Personnel: 641 Containment: ...
Acres: 5,824 acres Start Date: 09/07/2024 Location: Washoe Valley, Nevada Personnel: 710 Containment:...
Washoe County Emergency Management and the Nevada Division of Emergency Management are asking residents affected by the Davis Fire to provide information on the damage sustained to their property. This will help local and state authorities calculate the overall impact of the fire to the community.