Washoe County public meetings in 2021
47 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board is reviewing audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2021, and a proposed $904,324 budget re-appropriation. Other items include a grant for ballistic plates and an ambulance lease agreement. The Fire Chief will also provide updates on dispatch transitions and pile burning plans.
- Approval of $904,324 budget re-appropriation for fiscal year 2022
- $15,122.50 sub-grant agreement for twenty sets of ballistic plates
- Retroactive approval of a $0 monthly lease for one Type III Ambulance from REMSA
- Amendment to Fire Chief Charles A. Moore's employment agreement regarding annual leave compensation
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is reviewing the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and re-appropriating over $35 million for the 2022 budget. Commissioners will also consider allocating $40,201,764 in American Rescue Plan Act funds toward projects including the Cares Campus and public defender services. Additionally, the Board will consider accepting several donations for community safety and human services.
- Allocation of $40,201,764 in ARPA funds for 23 proposed projects
- Re-appropriation of $35,090,102 for the fiscal year 2022 budget
- $38,780 donation from Lifestyle Homes for Woodland Village pedestrian safety
- $25,000 donation from Lennar Foundation for Family Engagement Center improvements
- Proclamation of December 14, 2021, as Marsy Kupfersmith Day
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider five alternative plans for the 2021 Washoe County Commission Election District Plan. This redistricting is required due to population changes identified in the 2020 U.S. Decennial Census. The Board may select a preferred plan and direct the drafting of an ordinance to amend the county code.
- Selection of a preferred alternative for the 2021 Election District Plan
- Review of five proposed district boundary alternatives
- Potential ordinance to amend Chapter 5 of the Washoe County Code
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider several infrastructure contracts, including a $9.6 million project for the South Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility. Other items include approving grant funds for a library bookmobile and reviewing staff position reclassifications.
- $9,641,068.00 contract for Bioreactors 3 and 4 upgrades at South Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility
- $75,000 grant for a new library bookmobile to expand outreach services
- $544,542 bid award for the Washoe County Sheriff Office Bunk Replacement Project
- Reclassification of various county positions with a net fiscal impact of $19,894 in savings
- Amendment to HDR Engineering agreement for Swan Lake and Silver Lake mapping services
Board of County Commissioners
The Washoe County Board of Commissioners will consider a recommendation to fill the Senate District 16 vacancy left by Benjamin Kieckhefer. This item is being considered jointly with the Carson City Board of Supervisors. The board will review thirteen nominees for the remainder of the term.
- Recommendation to appoint an individual to fill the Senate District 16 vacancy
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider several items including a large grant for Bowers Mansion Pool improvements and recognition of a new bargaining unit for alternative sentencing officers. The agenda also includes reviewing various donations to human services agencies and approving staff overfill positions for bailiffs.
- $539,647 grant for Bowers Mansion Pool Facility improvements
- Recognition of WCASOA as the exclusive bargaining agent for alternative sentencing officers
- $75,000 subgrant award to support the Safe Babies Court Team program
- $35,000 interlocal agreement between Washoe County Sheriff and Sparks Police Department
- Estimated $74,931 impact for overfill appointments of two bailiff positions
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners will consider accepting a sub-grant for a Pebble Creek fuel break and approving the 2021-2024 Strategic Plan. They will also review a new fee schedule for healthcare education classes and the 2022 health benefits package. Additionally, the board will recognize several new hires and promotions within the district.
- Sub-grant funding from Nevada Division of Forestry for Pebble Creek fuel break
- Approval of 2021-2024 Strategic Plan
- New fee schedule for healthcare education classes to non-District employees
- 2022 Health Benefits Program for District employees and retirees
- Rescheduling the December 7, 2021 meeting to December 14, 2021
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will discuss reclaimed water strategies for South Truckee Meadows and consider several donations. Items include a $10,000 grant for the Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation and a K-9 donation to the Sheriff’s Office. The Commission will also appoint a new member to the District Board of Health.
- $10,000 grant disbursement to Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation
- Retroactive approval of a $16,317.00 K-9 donation to the Sheriff’s Office
- Appointment of a non-elected member to the District Board of Health
- Strategies for reclaimed water in South Truckee Meadows
- Resolution regarding delegation of litigation authority
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will review several items including grant acceptances and policy updates. They are considering a $2 million augmentation to the Equipment Services Fund for new vehicles. Other discussions include water quality grants and property tax write-offs.
- $2,000,000 budget augmentation for replacement vehicles and equipment
- $219,164 grant acceptance for Truckee River water quality improvements
- Emergency access road easement in Sparks valued at $12,400
- Write-off of $65,244.24 in uncollectible personal property taxes
- Updated Washoe County Workplace Violence Policy
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board will consider a $350,000 purchase of land at 0 Campo Rico Lane for a future fire station. Members will also review the 2021-2024 Strategic Plan and discuss dispatching procedures following a recent structure fire. Additionally, the Board may accept a FEMA grant of $380,759.80 to support volunteer programs.
- $350,000 purchase of a ten-acre parcel at 0 Campo Rico Lane for a future fire station
- $380,759.80 FEMA SAFER grant award for the District’s Volunteer and Reserve Program
- Discussion regarding dispatching processes following a structure fire at 11085 Broken Hill
- Receipt of the 2021-2024 Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Strategic Plan
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several administrative and financial items. These include approving a forensic laboratory service agreement and various staff reclassifications across multiple departments. The board will also consider park donations and property tax refund updates.
- $1,000,000 interlocal agreement for forensic laboratory services between WCSO and Reno PD
- Reclassification of multiple county positions with a $540,016 total fiscal impact
- Lease agreement for Incline Justice Court totaling $94,033.20
- Acceptance of $11,664.05 in cash and $174,565.00 in-kind donations for Regional Parks
- Status report on $2,364,650 in property tax refunds
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will review a report on the 81st Legislative Session and consider several consent items. These include a resolution to transfer Wildcreek Golf Course property to First Tee of Northern Nevada and various grant approvals for public health and law enforcement.
- Resolution to convey Wildcreek Golf Course property to First Tee of Northern Nevada
- Contract increase of $57,612.15 for South Truckee Meadows Wastewater expansion services
- $25,000 settlement agreement with Votec Corporation
- Awarding inmate commissary services contract to Keefe Group
- Acceptance of a $96,000 grant for traffic enforcement checkpoint events
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing proposals regarding staffing changes and equipment upgrades. Key items include the creation of 12 new firefighter/paramedic positions and the purchase of two ambulances for up to $390,000. The board will also consider an $800,000 transfer to the Emergency Fund.
- Create 12 new firefighter/paramultic positions
- Purchase two new ambulances for up to $390,000
- Transfer $800,000 from General Fund to Emergency Fund
- Approve $295,650 contract for Station #37 remodel
- Sell 2008 Pierce Arrow Engine to City of Reno for $95,000
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will discuss the Nevada Cares Campus capital project at 1775 E. 4th Street. Commissioners will also consider an agreement to transfer administrative and financial responsibility for regional homeless shelters to Washoe County through June 30, 2022. This proposal includes estimated operating costs of $15,630,777 and capital expenditures of $38,231,250.
- Discussion on Nevada Cares Campus project at 1775 E. 4th Street
- Proposed transfer of homeless shelter management to Washoe County
- Estimated $15,630,777 in operating costs for homeless services
- Estimated $38,231,250 in capital expenditures for homeless services
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will discuss TMWA’s water supply and drought reserves. They will also consider a $5,118,278.74 construction agreement for the South Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility expansion. Other items include tax roll corrections and professional service agreements for Adult Drug Court programs.
- $5,118,278.74 construction agreement for South Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility expansion
- $100,000 donation from Brock Pierce Foundation for Gerlach Fire Station response area
- $193,503.09 decrease to taxing entities due to tax roll error corrections
- $150,000 increase for maintenance of Washoe County sewer facilities
- Update on the Regional Detention Facility's fourth quarter status report
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will hear a presentation from the Nevada State Treasurer regarding ARPA funds. Commissioners will also consider various agency donations, land transfers, and new county-wide social media policies.
- $105,000 donation to Sheriff’s Office for forensic software and cartridges
- Parking license agreement with Reno Redevelopment Agency up to $57,228 annually
- Land donation of 1.12 acres at 1905 E. 4th Street for a clinic
- Adoption of Washoe County Brand and Social Media Policies
- $15,485.60 contract for pediatric psychiatric care via DCFS and UNR
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss the county's position regarding Governor’s COVID-19 Emergency Declaration Directive 047. The discussion includes whether the county intends to enforce the requirement for facemasks indoors in businesses and among the general public.
- Discussion and decision on enforcement of Governor's COVID-19 mask mandate (Directive 047)
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners will consider two proposals regarding dispatch services. This includes a revised month-to-month agreement with the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office for up to $75,000 per month. The Board will also review an agreement with REMSA for dispatching services starting at $607,750 annually.
- Revised month-to-month Interlocal Agreement with Washoe County for dispatch services up to $75,000 per month
- Agreement with REMSA for dispatching services at $607,750 in the first year
- Proposed 2% annual increase for the REMSA contract over a three-year period
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several donation and grant proposals, including funding for the Wilbur D. May Center and museum. The agenda also includes budget amendments for health monitoring and presentations regarding COVID-19 contact tracing.
- $320,000 donation from the Wilbur May Foundation for the Wilbur D. May Center and Museum
- $74,300 grant for Sierra Front Trail Planning with an $18,575 match
- $45,000 settlement in the Heidi Howe v. Washoe County case
- Donation of a $20,150 Vantage F3 Robot for the Sheriff’s SWAT Team
- Budget amendments for Hepatitis Surveillance and PM2.5 monitoring
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners will consider a proposal to purchase property at 3663 Barron Way for up to $6,290,000. The agenda also includes renewing mutual aid agreements with the City of Reno and Washoe County. Additionally, the board will recognize new hires, promotions, and employee awards.
- Purchase of property at 3663 Barron Way for up to $6,290,000
- Renewal of a three-year mutual aid agreement with the City of Reno
- Sale of a surplus 2008 Pierce Contender engine to Reno Tahoe Airport Authority Fire Department for $1
- Interlocal agreement with Washoe County for fire season services through April 1, 2025
- Agreement with UNR for assistance with IQS and IROC systems
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is considering a resolution to set tax rates for all local government entities in Washoe County for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. The agenda also includes proposals to renew several county insurance policies.
- Resolution levying tax rates for all local government entities in Washoe County for FY 2021-2022
- Excess liability insurance renewal for an estimated $310,144
- Excess workers’ compensation insurance renewal for $299,446
- Property, cyber, and pollution liability insurance renewal for $996,860
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider a $2,572,182 budget for University of Nevada Cooperative Extension programs. Commissioners will also review a plan to change Clerk’s Office hours to include weekends. Other items involve grant approvals and various county appointments.
- $2,572,182 budget for UNR Cooperative Extension programs
- Plan to extend Clerk’s Office hours to 8 a.m.–8 p.m., including weekends
- $60,137 grant award for the Washoe County Affordable Housing Trust Fund
- Tax roll corrections totaling a $52,181.08 decrease to taxing entities
- Rejection of a single bid for the Cares Campus Sprung Building Flooring Project
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider authorizing up to $14,105,000 in flood control refunding bonds. The agenda also includes certifying $360,515.28 in special assessments for various groundwater basins. Additionally, the Board will review several donation acceptances and a proclamation for Plastic Free July.
- Authorization of up to $14,105,000 in flood control refunding bonds
- Certification of $360,515.28 in groundwater basin special assessments
- Acceptance of donations for Regional Parks and Open Space
- Acceptance of appreciation gifts for the Sheriff’s Office
- Proclamation of July 2021 as Plastic Free July
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will hear updates from Congressman Mark Amodei regarding the American Recovery Act and homelessness funding. Commissioners are also considering several appointments to the Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission. Additionally, the board will review agreements for wastewater services in Daybreak and a trail along the Truckee River.
- $44,362.75 donation from Friends of the Washoe County Child Advocacy Center
- MOU for a multi-use trail along the Truckee River
- Transfer of Doubleback Road ownership to the City of Reno
- Wastewater and reclaim water services MOU for Daybreak community
- $75,000 National Children’s Alliance Grant for the District Attorney’s Office
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners will consider a five-year mutual aid agreement with the City of Sparks Fire Department. The board will also discuss hiring legal counsel for litigation against opioid manufacturers. Additionally, the board will review vendor payments and retiree health insurance reimbursements.
- 5-year mutual aid agreement with City of Sparks Fire Department
- Legal services agreement for opioid litigation
- $4,000 donation to Palomino Valley and Silver Lake Volunteer Departments
- Reimbursement from OPEB Trust Fund for retiree health insurance premiums
- Vendor payments up to $150,000 each for ARC Health & Wellness, Allstar Fire Equipment, and Harris Corporation
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss updates to the county's traffic engineering policy and consider several proposed contracts and grants. Items include a legal settlement, water treatment chemical bids, and various community fund disbursements.
- $75,000 settlement in Gaudy Parento v. Washoe County
- $149,980 purchase of services for behavioral health crisis response from Social Entrepreneurs, Inc.
- $139,000 annual contract for South Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility chemicals
- Tax roll change requests totaling a $369,735.62 decrease to taxing entities
- Donation of 44 Narcan Kits valued at approximately $3,300
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board is conducting a public hearing regarding the tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22. This includes discussion and possible action on changes to the final budget adoption. The proposed budget covers various cost centers such as operations, training, and fire prevention.
- Public hearing on the FY 2021-22 tentative budget
- Estimated general fund revenues of $38,054,524
- Proposed Capital Projects Fund expenditure of $10,477,430
- Inclusion of a $400,000 contingency and $150,000 debt issuance cost
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2022 tentative budget. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Capital Improvement Plan and a reorganization of the County Manager’s Office.
- Public hearing on the Washoe County Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2022
- Reorganization of the County Manager’s Office effective July 1, 2021
- Bid award for Reno Justice Court Hearing Room Project totaling $501,362.76
- Contract award to Solenis, LLC for an estimated $139,000 annually for treatment plant chemicals
- Acceptance of $14,808 in donations for Washoe County Regional Animal Services
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is reviewing updates on opioid litigation and Reno-Tahoe Airport operations. They are also considering several agreements, including staffing for a temporary safe camp and a lease for the Joe Mitchell Community Center.
- Karma Box Project agreement for Safe Camp staffing ($102,780.84)
- Report of a contract for COVID-19 testing site paving ($888,007.00)
- $55,687 settlement with Renown Health for damages
- $12,500 annual lease for Joe Mitchell Community Center
- Update on opioid litigation involving Teva and Purdue Pharma
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board is reviewing the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget, which includes $38,906,980 in expected expenditures. The agenda also includes contract approvals for fire mitigation services and architectural services for the Hidden Valley Fire Station project.
- Proposed FY 2021-22 budget with $38,906,980 in expected expenditures
- Two-year contract with Nevada Division of Forestry not to exceed $397,404 for fire mitigation
- RFQ for Hidden Valley Fire Station improvements at 3255 West Hidden Valley Drive
- Interlocal agreement with Washoe County Health District for COVID-19 medical supplies
- Lease agreement with the Bureau of Land Management for property in Wadsworth
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is considering approval of the Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan. If approved, the plan will be submitted to the state Task Force for final approval. The proposed plan includes mitigation measures for various settings, including retail businesses, gyms, and places of worship.
- Approval of the Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan
- Direction to staff to submit the plan to the COVID-19 Mitigation and Management Task Force
- Proposed mitigation measures for public gatherings, retail, and fitness establishments
- Enforcement and monitoring procedures for COVID-19 compliance
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider approving the Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan. The plan outlines mitigation measures for public gatherings, retail businesses, gyms, and places of worship. If approved, staff will submit the plan to the COVID-19 Mitigation and Management Task Force.
- Approval of the Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan
- Direction to staff to submit the plan to the COVID-19 Mitigation and Management Task Force
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will review COVID-19 pandemic outreach efforts and several contract approvals. The agenda includes funding for a temporary safe camp and the purchase of replacement buses and trucks. The meeting also covers judicial service agreements and infrastructure reimbursements.
- Contract with Karma Box Project for Safe Camp staffing ($102,780.83 initial term)
- Purchase of three replacement dump trucks ($802,791.00)
- Agreement with Nichols Consulting Engineers for pavement data collection ($107,460.00)
- Purchase of two replacement buses ($159,026.50)
- Reimbursement to TMWA for remediation facilities (up to $190,000)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is considering the approval of the Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan. This plan outlines mitigation measures for public gatherings, retail businesses, gyms, and other community venues. The proposal was developed in collaboration with local health officials and school district leadership.
- Approval of the COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan
- A $100,000 donation from Grace Community Church for housing and rental assistance
- A $10,000 grant for a new SWAT robot and control system
- Grants totaling $4,000 for the 4-H Youth Development Program and Food Bank of Northern Nevada
- Acceptance of 430 oil applicator pens valued at $4,300 for the Sheriff's Office
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider approving the Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan. The plan outlines mitigation measures for sectors including retail, food and beverage, and public gatherings. If approved, staff will submit the plan to the COVID-19 Mitigation and Management Task Force.
- Approval of the Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan
- Direction to staff to submit the plan to the COVID-19 Mitigation and Management Task Force
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is considering the approval of a local COVID-19 mitigation and enforcement plan. If approved, the plan will be submitted to the state Task Force for final approval as the county's official local plan. The proposed plan includes guidelines for public gatherings, retail businesses, gyms, and food establishments.
- Approval of Washoe County COVID-19 Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners will review several proposals including equipment acquisitions and lease amendments with the Bureau of Land Management. The agenda also includes salary adjustments for unclassified employees and a donation of surplus fire equipment.
- Purchase of a Compact Track Loader from Cashman CAT for $113,452.74
- Salary adjustments for unclassified and non-represented employees effective July 1, 2021
- Donation of a 1924 LaFrance Pumper Fire Engine to the Shreveport Fire Department
- Lease amendment for property at 3405 White Lake Parkway with the BLM
- Approval of vendor purchases exceeding $100,000 this fiscal year
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider several contracts and grant awards, including a Homeland Security grant and pavement repairs. The meeting includes updates on the regional jail status and federal funding from Congressman Mark Amodei. The Board will also review various donations and personnel changes within the District Court.
- $118,000 contract for Incline Village street cut pavement repairs
- $92,000 Homeland Security Grant Program award
- $84,404 change order for the District Court COVID courtroom
- $20,000 disbursement of Commissioner Alexis Hill's special fund
- $15,230 in donations to Regional Animal Services
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider creating a Commissioner Engagement Program with an estimated $372,000 budget. They will also discuss options for filling a Reno Justice Court vacancy. Additionally, officials will provide updates on COVID-19 vaccination distribution and library activities.
- $372,800 donation from Vera Silberstein Gift Trust for Bowers Mansion improvements
- Proposed $372,000 budget for a new Commissioner Engagement Program
- $10,000 grant for a cattle/horse guard at E. Hidden Valley/Desert Way
- Settlement of claim up to $35,000 involving Joseph Eberle
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is reviewing several large funding allocations, including a major grant for police staffing in Incline Village and federal emergency rental assistance. Additionally, commissioners will consider establishing a new Homelessness Fund and discussing a development agreement for an aggregate facility.
- $11,743,336.00 grant for Incline Village law enforcement positions and vehicles
- $6,564,663.20 in federal emergency rental assistance allocation
- Establishment of a new Homelessness Fund as a Special Revenue Fund
- $321,061.56 appropriation for voting equipment licensing and support
- Development agreement with Rilite, Inc. for an aggregate facility at 9208 Western Skies Drive
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board is considering a resolution to notify the Debt Management Commission of a proposal to issue up to $7,000,000 in bonds for property acquisition. The agenda also includes budget augmentations and professional service contracts for fire station design and management. Additionally, the board will review repairs for Water Tender #45.
- Proposal to issue up to $7,000,000 in General Obligation bonds for property acquisition
- Repair estimate for Water Tender #45 between $116,159 and $175,000
- $296,920 proposal for architectural and engineering services for Station 37
- Budget augmentations of $541,425 to the General Fund and $813,800 to Capital Projects
- Acceptance of a 2004 Utility Trailer donation from New West Distributing Company
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will review several grants and contracts, including a major construction project for the Veterans Parkway extension. Other agenda items include accepting various donations for the Sheriff’s Office and approving funding for animal services and opioid treatment programs.
- $1,883,965.82 contract for STMWRF to Veterans Parkway Reclaimed Main Extension Project
- $10,000 grant for Greater Reno Community Ice Skating Association sewer connection fees
- $30,000 ASPCA grant for a low-cost spay/neuter program
- Ground lease at Reno-Stead Airport for Sheriff’s Office RAVEN operations
- Donation of rifle plates and shields valued at approximately $69,813 to the Sheriff's Office
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is considering a sole source proposal with EPI-USE America, Inc. to fund the implementation of recommendations from a 2015 data reporting deliverable. The Commission will also acknowledge recognition for technology efficiency and disaster response practices. No other specific action items are listed on this agenda.
- $175,000 sole source proposal with EPI-USE America, Inc. for data warehouse enablement
- Acknowledgment of the Center for Digital Government Survey recognition
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning workshop regarding objectives for Fiscal Year 2021 and 2022. The session includes discussions on homelessness, the Health District Board structure, and the Supplemental Government Services Tax. The agenda also covers the county's financial outlook.
- Discussion on homelessness and the County's role
- Review of Appointed Boards and Commissions
- Discussion regarding Health District Board Structure
- Review of Supplemental Government Services Tax
- Financial outlook review
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will elect new Chair and Vice-Chair leadership. The meeting also includes updates on the 2050 Regional Transportation Plan and several grant approvals.
- Re-appropriation of $24,935,323 for the fiscal year 2021 budget
- $50,000 Justice Assistance Grant to create two District Attorney investigative positions
- Appointment of Behzad Zamanian as Chief Information Officer at an annual salary of $160,014.40
- $77,353 grant for the Sheriff's Forensic Science Division training and supplies
- Tax roll change requests totaling a $61,954.67 decrease to taxing entities
Board of County Commissioners
This meeting consists primarily of procedural items including public comment periods and official announcements. The main action involves the administration of oaths of office to new commissioners and district trustees.
- Oath of office for Commissioners Alexis Hill and Vaughn Hartung
- Oath of office for Palomino Valley General Improvement District Trustee
- Oath of office for Sun Valley General Improvement District Trustees
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing several personnel and budgetary proposals. These include a staffing plan for 51 firefighter paramedic positions and the unfreezing of two staff roles. The Board will also consider contracts with the Nevada Division of Forestry and updates to mutual aid agreements.
- Staffing plan for 51 firefighter paramedic positions and $115,000 budget augmentation
- Contracts with Nevada Division of Forestry up to $30,000 per year
- Revised Mutual Aid Agreement with REMSA
- FICA Alternative Deferred Compensation plan for part-time employees