Washoe County Roads crews cleared nearly 16,000 cubic yards of mud and debris from the Hidden Valley neighborhood after a flash flood on July 21. Approximately 100 homes were affected by the flood. Washoe County Community Services Department (CSD) cleared roads...
The Welcome Center includes intake and training areas, case management, therapy, and staff offices. It will also serve diversion efforts, which is a client-driven approach to help individuals find safe alternative housing immediately rather than staying on the street or entering the shelter.
Air quality expected to be "Good" to "Moderate" through the weekend
Air quality index (AQI) could reach "Unhealthy" at times Wednesday
Vaccine clinics scheduled for Saturdays, Aug. 10 and Aug. 17
Washoe County Roads crews are all-hands-on deck cleaning up the mud flow and debris caused by a flash flood on Sunday, July 21. They expect to continue cleanup operations for the next couple of weeks, but the roads are passable. Approximately 100 homes were affected. Residents may push any mud, rocks, sticks, and other natural debris into the gutter by Wednesday, July 31, and CSD crews will dispose of it. Household debris is not allowed.
Free mobile unit pre-inspections and application assistance available at informational event
For seniors in need of reprieve from the excessive heat, the Washoe County Human Services Agency will open the Washoe County Senior Center for a limited time during the Fourth of July, extend hours this Friday, next week, and will remain open throughout the weekend.
The Board voted to certify the results of the Primary Election recount, and to reapproved donation to the Reno Toy Run.
Treatment areas will include several wetlands in Washoe County