Washoe County administrative offices closed for Thanksgiving and Family Day
Plan ahead for a short work week at public offices in Washoe County
Plan ahead for a short work week at public offices in Washoe County
Residents can get their first look at the EnvisionWashoe2040 project and find links to project surveys at Info Hubs starting in December.
Sheriff’s Office asks for community support in reporting illegal dumping sites. Residents can report illegal dump sites by calling 775-329-DUMP (3867) or report an active dumping by calling 775-785-WCSO (9276).
Washoe County will begin the final removal of HESCO barriers along Lemmon Drive today, and restore the roadway slopes and stormwater ditches along the route. The work will start on the southern end of Lemmon Drive around Patrician Drive and work north over the next several months, removing flood barriers and restoring driveways, removing trash and waste materials, and restoring roadsides and stormwater ditches.
Come work for Washoe County, an equal-opportunity employer with pension benefits through Nevada PERS. Employees receive 11 paid holidays per year and accrue paid time off and sick leave. Benefits include employee's health insurance paid 100 percent by Washoe County, longevity pay and merit increases, and more.
Donald Tatro will serve as senator representing Carson City and southern portion of Washoe County
Board names Donald Tatro as candidate for Senate District 16 seat; reads proclamation to honor veterans ahead of Veterans Day
Most Washoe County administrative offices will be closed for the observance of Veterans Day on Thursday, Nov. 11, 2021. The Board of County Commissioners will honor veterans with a proclamation and special presentation at its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 9.
Join the family fun to celebrate the fall season on November 13
Residents are encouraged to participate in surveys