Dec 10, 2021
Since launching our updated Newsroom called "Washoe Life," the Communications team at Washoe County has been pondering what life in Washoe County really looks like. What is "Washoe Life"? Who are the people who live here and what are their stories? Press releases...
Washoe County Regional Animal Services will be holding its "12 days of Petsgiving" donation drive beginning December 6. Help make this holiday season a treat by giving to the pets in our shelter and in our community. Happy Pawlidays!
Washoe County Parks & Open Space has opened three off-leash dog use areas on athletic fields during certain non-team times. This pilot program will expand the options for pet owners to let their dogs roam freely while testing the viability of multi-use soccer fields.
Population growth resulted in revised commission district boundaries
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.