Washoe County is commemorating Black History Month with an informational exhibit at the County Complex. The exhibit is the first of its kind since the county launched a new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Employee Knowledge Series.
Board appoints new county treasurer upon retirement of Treasurer Tammi Davis, and provides guidance on revisions to Short-Term Rental ordinance
Most Washoe County offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 17, 2022, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The following county offices will be closed: Administrative offices at the Washoe County Complex: 1001 E. Ninth Street, Reno, 89512 All Washoe County...
Commissioners elect Chair and Vice Chair appointments for next two years, and hold public hearing on redistricting map.
Nevada lost a political powerhouse and true public servant today with the passing of Sen. Harry Reid. He was dedicated to the people of Nevada, serving as a state senator, lieutenant governor, and our longest-serving senator over his nearly 60-year career. His story is well-known, rising from a small town in rural Nevada to become a heavy-hitting member of Congress.
Board approves federal COVID recovery funds to add public safety positions and support underserved communities
As the Washoe County Roads Team prepares for this week’s winter storm, it is offering some safety tips for residents. Residents should remember that Washoe County is responsible for non-city streets, and works hand-in-hand with the City of Sparks and City of Reno to ensure the whole area is serviced during winter weather.
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...
