Nevada Cares Campus to receive on-site medical services, intended to reduce emergency response calls to the Nevada Cares Campus while also providing participants with needed medical resources.
Washoe County is accepting applications to its new Washoe County Leadership Academy (WCLA), an exciting eight-month program designed to educate, inspire and encourage future community leaders. The academy begins in September and will meet once a month for eight months, with graduation in April 2023. The class of 2023 will have the opportunity to increase their professional and personal network with fellow community leaders across the county, while learning how local county government works and what Washoe County does with residents’ tax dollars.
County works with State of Nevada on broadband expansion to rural areas
The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners approved the Canvass of the Vote in the 2022 Primary Election, certifying that the election results are final.
With summer rapidly approaching and temperatures rising, flooding is a topic often overlooked in the high-desert climate of Washoe County. However, this is the exact time of year that the Washoe County Community Services Department is reminding residents to prepare for localized seasonal flooding and secure their flood insurance before it’s too late.
Gather around the campfire for the “Galena Campfire Programs” series on June 24
Washoe County’s largest regional park, Rancho San Rafael, is celebrating 40 years of fun with a birthday celebration this Saturday. The day will lift off at 6:30 a.m. with a five-balloon launch sponsored by the Great Reno Balloon Race, immediately followed by a...
Board approves amendment to opioid settlement; Incline Village Fourth of July celebration to feature drone light show in lieu of fireworks
Most Washoe County offices will be closed Monday, June 20, 2022, in observance of Juneteenth. Juneteenth was first recognized as a federal holiday in 2021 and commemorates the final emancipation of slaves in the United States, which occurred June 19, 1865, more...
Washoe County Registrar of Voters Office is sending notices to voters whose ballots were received damaged or with mismatched signatures. These ballots must be “cured” before they can be counted or recreated in the case of a damaged ballot. Here are the top things...