Top headlines from the Board of County Commissioners Meeting
The Regional Archery Facility and Senior Center will both receive upgrades through approved construction contracts; Board appoints members to the Library and Parks boards.
Mar 19, 2024
El Condado de Washoe Busca Trabajadores Bilingües
El Registro de Votantes del Condado de Washoe está contratando trabajadores bilingües para las elecciones, y nos encantaría contar con la ayuda de Latino Research Center para distribuir la siguiente información. Además, la edad mínima requerida es de 16 años, lo...
Community funds TMT’s new data storytelling initiative
Truckee Meadows Tomorrow (TMT), with funding from Washoe County and SilverSummit Healthplan, have formed a public-private-social partnership to engage with the community in a more meaningful way by providing data visualizations, informatics, infographics, and narrative impact storytelling using TMT’s community data.
Washoe County property taxes due March 4, 2024
Washoe County Treasurer Justin Taylor would like to remind property owners that Monday, March 4, is the due date for the fourth installment of 2023/24 property taxes. Payments will be accepted without penalty through Thursday, March 14, 2024.
Top headlines from the Board of County Commissioners Meeting
Board directs staff to draft letter in opposition of USPS plan to convert Post Office operations that will result in mail being transported to California.
Top headlines from the Board of County Commissioners Meeting
Board advances ordinance to ban camping on county and public property. A public hearing will be held on March 12.
Board of County Commissioners Canvass the Vote of the Presidential Preference Primary
The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting as required by Nevada law to Canvass the Vote. This task certifies that the election results for Washoe County are final.
Medical Examiner identifies deceased woman from 2008
The Washoe County Regional Medical Examiner’s Office (WCRMEO) has positively identified a woman who was found dead in May 2008 in Churchill County. Betty Lou Japel, 70 at the time of her death, was identified through an innovative partnership between WCRMEO and Othram, Inc.