Washoe County public meetings in 2022
52 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of County Commissioners
The December 30, 2022, meeting agenda for the Washoe County Board of Commissioners consists entirely of placeholder test items. No substantive business or specific county actions are listed in this document.
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is reviewing several budget augmentations and service contracts. Key items include funding for the South Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility expansion and new staffing for the Public Defender's office. The agenda also includes accepting grants for the Nevada Cares Campus project.
- $43,754,555 contract with MWH&KGW joint venture for water reclamation facility expansion
- $43,800,000 augmentation to the Utilities Fund for South Truckee Meadows project
- $324,700 contract award to The Abbi Agency for Health District name change services
- Creation of new paralegal and deputy public defender positions with a $757,717 fiscal impact
- $1,669,180 grant acceptance for Nevada Cares Campus Capital Improvement Project
Northern Nevada Public Health
The board will consider a professional services agreement with The Abbi Agency for community branding and the reinstatement of a nursing position. Members will also review air pollution violation penalties and the upcoming strategic plan. Additionally, the meeting includes updates on REMSA health operations.
- $324,700 professional services agreement with The Abbi Agency for branding
- Reinstatement of an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse position ($142,880.76)
- $2,000 administrative penalty for Metcalf Builders Inc. regarding air pollution violations
- Recommendation to not increase Air Quality and Environmental Health fees for FY 2024
- Review of the FY24-FY26 Strategic Plan
Northern Nevada Public Health
The Washoe County District Board of Health will consider budget amendments and interlocal agreements. The board will also review a recommendation to uphold an appealed notice to the Air Pollution Control Hearing Board. Additionally, staff will provide updates regarding COVID-19, flu, and RSV.
- Budget Amendments/Interlocal Agreements
- Recommendation to uphold appealed notice to the Air Pollution Control Hearing Board
- Review and acceptance of the REMSA Health Operations Report for January 2022
- COVID-19, flu, and RSV update
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing several proposals, including a large-scale vegetation management contract with NV Energy. The board will also discuss design services for the Washoe Valley Consolidated Fire Station and approve equipment purchases.
- NV Energy fuels reduction and vegetation management contract (estimated $15,467,286.36)
- Purchase of 20 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus from Allstar Fire Equipment Inc. ($176,950.00)
- Design service fee proposals for Washoe Valley Consolidated Fire Station ($76,400 and $47,800)
- Leary Firefighters Foundation grant for thermal imagers and gear ($19,368.00)
- Donations for the District's 50th Anniversary celebration
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider several items including property transfers and donations. The agenda includes approving agreements for trail maintenance and recognizing departing commissioners. A presentation by the Glenn Duncan Elementary School Choir is also scheduled.
- Donation of a $46,083.21 Genasys LRAD hailer system to the Sheriff’s Office
- Adoption of resolutions accepting 13.72 acres of property for public streets
- Agreement with Biggest Little Trail Stewardship for trail construction and maintenance
- Rejection of bids for the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Wood Door Replacement Project
- Recognition of Commissioners Kitty Jung and Bob Lucey for their years of service
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority operations and renovations. They will also hear updates on a Washoe County childcare program. Additionally, the board will consider several donations and a grant for a new trailhead at Riverbend Open Space.
- $212,223 Land & Water Conservation Fund Grant for Riverbend Open Space trailhead
- Presentation on Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority operations and renovations
- Update on Washoe County childcare program from Human Services Agency
- Acceptance of various donations for Regional Parks and Open Space programs ($145,511.70 in-kind)
- Proclamation of November 2022 as Lung Cancer Awareness Month
Northern Nevada Public Health
The Board of Health is conducting a strategic planning retreat to discuss the district's mission, values, and key priorities. Presentations include reviews of community health assessments and health equity plans. The board may provide direction to staff regarding final drafts of the Strategic Plan.
- FY24-26 Strategic Plan recommendations
- Review of Community Health Assessment and Health Equity Listening Tour
- Presentation on fiscal status and budget implications of the strategic plan
- Possible direction to staff regarding final drafts of the Strategic Plan
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board will consider a $2.7 million health benefits program for District employees and retirees. Proposed actions also include purchasing breathing equipment and terminating the lease for Station 30. The meeting includes operational updates from the Fire Chief.
- Approval of a $2.7 million health benefits program for employees, dependents, and retirees
- Purchase of twenty self-contained breathing apparatus for $176,950.00
- Termination of the lease for Station 30 at 3905 South US 395
- Addition of a voluntary pet insurance plan for eligible employees
- Modification of the District’s 50th Anniversary event at Peppermill Resort Hotel
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several service agreements and grant applications. Proposed items include funding for the Men’s Crossroads Program and a security system upgrade for detention facilities. The agenda also includes updates on the Nevada Cares Campus and jail status reports.
- Contract with New Hope Placement, L.L.C. for $1,166,667.00 to support the Men’s Crossroads Program
- Agreement with Verus Associates Nevada LLC for $691,624.00 for detention and court security upgrades
- Acceptance of a $68,176 HUD grant for the Continuum of Care Planning Grant
- Allocation of $250,000 in ARPA funds for Incline Village skate park enhancements
- Assessor roll change requests resulting in a $214,509.19 decrease to taxing entities
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several grant applications and donations. This includes state funding for the Regional Medical Examiner’s Office and various community fund disbursements. The board will also consider proclamations for local awareness months.
- $100,611 state grant for the Overdose to Action (OD2A) program
- $40,000 donation for COPLINK X subscription services for the Sheriff’s Office
- $63,875 state grant for the National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS)
- $27,500 in grants for Incline Village Main Street and Lake Tahoe bicycle maps
- $15,500 in grants for local elementary schools and human services
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several funding requests, including grants for adult health services and affordable housing assistance. The board will also consider authorizing the removal of uncollectible personal property taxes from fiscal years 2014 through 2022. Additionally, officials will review various county employee position reclassifications.
- Authorize writing off $143,599.95 in uncollectible Personal Property Tax for fiscal years 2014-2022
- Accept a $71,107.00 grant for Adult Day Health services with a $10,666.00 county match
- Approve a $142,471.00 agreement for the Affordable Housing and Welfare Set-Aside Program
- Disburse $25,000 to Downtown Reno Partnership for a T3 Patroller micro-mobility vehicle
- Review employee reclassifications with a total fiscal impact of $224,813
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing several operational and personnel proposals. These include purchasing new handheld radios and approving a grant for cyanokits. The meeting also includes updates on capital projects and debt financing.
- Purchase of 60 P25 compliant Tri-Band handheld radios for an estimated $138,025.09
- Approval of a $16,987.00 sub-grant for sixteen cyanokits
- Re-classification of an Administrative Assistant I position to Administrative Assistant II
- Cooperative Agreement and Operating Plan with Storey County Fire Department
- Updates on capital projects including Spanish Springs, Hidden Valley, and Apple Stations
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will conduct a strategic planning workshop to discuss objectives for fiscal years 2022 and 2023. Topics include fiscal sustainability, climate resilience, and initiatives for vulnerable populations. The agenda also includes potential amendments to the Board's Rules of Procedure Handbook.
- Strategic planning workshop regarding FY22 and FY23 objectives
- Discussion on economic impacts and climate resilience
- Update on the Future of Work initiative
- Review of strategic initiatives for vulnerable populations and housing
- Proposed amendments to the Board's Rules of Procedure Handbook
Northern Nevada Public Health
The Washoe County District Board of Health will consider state subawards totaling over $1.3 million for public health preparedness programs. The board will also review air pollution citations and proposed appointments to the REMSA Board of Directors. Staff updates are scheduled regarding COVID-19, monkeypox, and environmental health services.
- Approval of a $952,839.00 subaward for the CDC Public Health Preparedness Program
- Approval of a $383,904.00 subaward for the ASPR Public Health Preparedness Program
- Upholding air pollution citations against Cemex Construction Materials Pacific, LLC
- Appointment of members to the REMSA Board of Directors
- Addition of an Environmental Health Specialist position
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will discuss Washoe County homeless services and the role of Extension in Nevada. The agenda also includes decisions on tax roll corrections, water easements, and various grants.
- Tax roll change requests resulting in a $99,663.88 decrease to taxing entities
- Lease agreement for Incline Justice Court at 865 Tahoe Boulevard
- Water easement grant to TMWA for facilities serving Safe Camp and Nevada Cares Campus
- $1,000 Blackbaud Giving Fund award for the Sheriff’s Specialized Vehicle Unit
- $32,779 state grant for Representative Payee services for residents aged 60 or older
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will receive a status update regarding the $91,587,038 American Rescue Plan Act grant. The meeting also includes decisions on a water rights exchange agreement and several budget amendments for county programs.
- Status update for the $91,587,038 ARPA grant
- Water Rights Exchange agreement for Wildcreek Golf Course
- $359,952 grant for Specialty Court programs
- Proclamation of National Forensic Science Week (Sept 18-24)
- Appointment of Kate Thomas to the Board of Indigent Defense Services
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board will discuss the future of Bowers Fire Station 30, including personnel re-deployment and the potential termination of its lease with the State of Nevada. Proposed actions also include extending employment contracts for the Fire Chief and Deputy Chief and approving retiree health insurance reimbursements.
- Discussion on Bowers Fire Station 30 status and options for equipment and personnel re-deployment
- Contract extension for Deputy Chief Loren D. Way with a new annual salary of $217,672
- One-year extension of ARC Health and Wellness Centers contract for an estimated $157,000 annually
- Request for $247,700 in retiree health insurance premium reimbursements from the OPEB Trust Fund
- Approval of a new emergency response billing policy regarding overtime and callback procedures
Northern Nevada Public Health
The Board of Health is reviewing several state and federal grant subawards for immunization and air quality programs. The agenda also includes appointments to the REMSA Board of Directors and a review of REMSA compliance.
- $935,091.56 subaward for COVID-19 Immunization
- $706,949.00 EPA grant for Air Pollution Control Program
- $800 penalty for Tim Lewis Communities air pollution violation
- Appointment of Cora Case to the REMSA Board of Directors
- Review of REMSA non-compliance response and corrective action plan
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will discuss fiberoptics cable installation to support high-speed internet in the Gerlach area. Commissioners will also consider various donations to county funds and a settlement regarding water rights.
- $20,000.00 donation from Lifestyle Homes for Crystal Canyon Boulevard Traffic Calming Improvement Project
- Presentation on fiberoptics cable installation for high-speed internet in Gerlach
- Tax roll change requests totaling a $74,137.69 decrease to taxing entities
- Settlement agreement regarding Water Rights Application No. 89988 with Pyramid Materials, Inc.
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss the Indigent Accident Fund and review various donations for regional parks and animal services. The agenda includes several interlocal agreements and easement approvals for community facilities. The board will also consider contract amendments related to COVID-19 testing services.
- $825,000 contract amendment involving CereCare Clinical Services for COVID-19 test kits
- $300,000 donation from the Wilbur May Foundation for museum and center support
- Interlocal agreement with Incline Village General Improvement District for East and West Parks
- NV Energy easement on Mudsprings Road for an Emergency Service Communication Facility
- $29,000 extension for RTC paratransit services in Gerlach and Incline Village
Northern Nevada Public Health
The Washoe County District Board of Health will review several health and emergency service items. This includes a large professional services agreement to support COVID-19 response staffing. The board will also discuss ambulance service compliance and proposed changes to the district's refund policy.
- $7,305,862 contract with Talent Framework for COVID-19 response staffing
- $205,600 subaward from the State of Nevada for Youth Vaping Prevention
- Review of REMSA Health's compliance with ambulance response times
- Proposed revisions to the Health District refund policy
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider renaming the Washoe County Health District and adopting a new tagline. Commissioners will also discuss regional collaboration principles for Fire, EMS, and Dispatch services. A working group may be established to study regional fire and EMS response systems.
- Proposed name change of Washoe County Health District to 'Northern Nevada Public Health'
- Discussion of regional collaboration for Fire, EMS, and Dispatch services
- Potential formation of a working group to study regional fire and EMS response systems
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will receive a status report on the Washoe County Regional Detention Facility, covering security and staffing. The Commission will also consider various donations and grant approvals for human services and local non-profits.
- Status report on security, staffing, and medical care at the regional detention facility
- $104,000 donation of a mobile decontamination trailer to the Sheriff’s Office
- $50,000 ARPA subgrant for the Soulful Seeds community garden
- $108,493 medical marijuana grant for behavioral health services
- $29,000 extension for RTC paratransit services in Gerlach and Incline Village
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several items, including utility easements for the Safe Camp Facility and a presentation on catalytic converter theft prevention. They will also consider grant disbursements for various non-profits and review the county's annual indebtedness report.
- $38,500 in District 1 Commissioner Special Fund grants to local non-profits
- $28,850 SERC OPTE grant for Reno Fire Department equipment
- Utility easements for water and power at the Safe Camp Facility
- Presentation on preventing catalytic converter theft
- Agreement regarding Orr Ditch relocation near Wildcreek Golf Course
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will review the declaration of canvass for the Republican gubernatorial primary recount. If approved, staff will be directed to submit results to the Secretary of State’s Office and execute the Order of the Recount. The rest of the agenda consists of procedural items and public comment.
- Declaration of Canvass of Vote (Recount of Republican Gubernatorial Primary)
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing several contracts and personnel updates. This includes an amendment to a dispatch alerting system purchase and a new agreement with PowerComm Solutions. The board will also recognize recent promotions and new hires within the district.
- Amendment to fire station alerting system purchase up to $743,558.52
- $288,267 agreement with PowerComm Solutions for station alerting installation
- Employment agreement for Deputy Fire Chief Chris Ketring
- Acceptance of a $20,000 ambulance donation from Jeremy Renner
- Recognition of new employee promotions and hires
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is reviewing several grant acceptances for child advocacy and forest service programs. They will also consider accepting new public streets and an agreement for stormwater monitoring. Additionally, officials will discuss the Tahoe Basin Regional Transportation Program.
- $139,169 agreement with Tahoe Resource Conservation District for stormwater monitoring
- Acceptance of 13.99 acres and 1.79 miles of new public streets
- $22,514.97 USDA Forest Service grant for schools and roads
- $80,000 National Children’s Alliance Grant for child advocacy activities
- Tax roll corrections totaling a $14,327.42 decrease
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider a declaration of the canvass of the vote and an order for the 2022 Primary Election. This action involves reviewing clerical errors and directing officials to certify election results.
- Declaration of Canvass of the Vote and Order for the 2022 Primary Election
Northern Nevada Public Health
The Board of Health will consider a $515,000 award for the Title X Program which includes the elimination of two vacant positions. Members will also discuss cost-of-living adjustments for the District Health Officer and potential name changes for the Health District.
- Approval of $515,000 Title X Program award and elimination of two vacant positions
- Recommendation for 5% cost-of-living adjustment for the District Health Officer
- Presentation of the 2012-2021 Air Quality Trends report
- Discussion on potential modifications to the Ambulance Service Franchise Agreement
- Appointments to the Food Protection Hearing Advisory Board
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing several major financial and operational proposals. These include approving new union contracts for firefighters and a station remodel project. The board will also discuss regionalizing emergency services and evaluating the Fire Chief's performance.
- Approval of two IAFF Local 2487 collective bargaining agreements with projected cost increases
- $1,552,697 annual premium for property, liability, and workers' compensation insurance
- $493,000 contract award to Houston Smith Construction, Inc. for the Station #37 remodel
- Addition of one Battalion Chief position for radio and data management
- Discussion on regionalizing dispatch, EMS, and fire services
Northern Nevada Public Health
The Board will consider a request to increase maximum ambulance patient bills and discuss a potential new name for the Health District. The meeting also includes approvals for health program agreements and sewage wastewater variances.
- Increase maximum average ambulance patient bill from $1,526.17 to $1,950.00
- $200,760 agreement with RSCVA for COVID-19 testing and vaccination events
- $117,750 subaward for the Tobacco CDC Program
- $7,650 fine against A&K Earth Movers Inc.
- Discussion of a new name for the Health District
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing the proposed fiscal year 2022-2023 budget through a public hearing. This includes a proposal to create an Emergency Medical Services Fund to manage revenues and expenses for ambulance services. Total estimated expenditures across all funds are approximately $52,805,731 plus contingency.
- Creation of the Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Emergency Medical Services Fund
- Public hearing on FY 2022-2023 tentative budget
- Proposed general fund revenues of $42,894,810
- Total estimated expenditures of approximately $52,805,731 plus a $400,000 contingency
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is conducting a public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 tentative budget, which has estimated appropriations between $965 million and $1 billion. The agenda also includes a contract for Nevada Cares Campus staffing and transferring mobile outreach services to the Sheriff's Office.
- Adoption of FY 2023 budget with estimated appropriations up to $1,000,375,787
- Contract with Volunteers of America for Nevada Cares Campus staffing up to $6,500,000 annually
- Transfer of MOST services from Human Services Agency to the Sheriff’s Office
- One-time $34,346,774 transfer to the Capital Improvement Fund
- $15,000 food donation from Convoy of Hope to the Sheriff's Office
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several funding amendments for American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) projects, including the Safe Camp Capital project. The agenda also includes recommendations for housing stability services and park lease agreements.
- Amending ARPA funds for Safe Camp ($4,693,132) and Our Place projects
- Contract with Washoe Legal Services for a Housing Stability Self-Help Desk up to $135,175.00
- Lease agreement with Polygrarian Institute for Betsy Caughlin Donnelly Park
- Easements for Toll North Reno, LLC at Lazy 5 Regional Park
- $10,000 grant for Rancho San Rafael documentary and sculpture
Northern Nevada Public Health
The board is meeting to review several administrative and operational items for the health district. Key agenda items include approving the upcoming fiscal year budget and reviewing EMS system updates. The meeting also includes reports on air quality and financial reviews.
- Approval of the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget
- Travel reimbursement for Dr. John Novak in approximately $6,009.30
- Acceptance of the 2021 Annual Report to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency
- Review of the REMSA Health Operations Report for January 2022
- EMS system updates regarding hospital offload delays and mutual aid
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners will consider several proposals to augment district funds, including the General, Emergency, and Capital Projects funds. The agenda also includes a wildfire awareness proclamation and updates from the Fire Chief.
- Augmenting General Fund by $2,733,016 (Resolution TM06-2022)
- Augmenting Capital Projects Fund by $681,982 (Resolution TM04-2022)
- Augmenting Emergency Fund by $500,000 (Resolution TM05-2022)
- Proclaiming May–October 2022 as Nevada Wildfire Awareness Campaign
- Fire Chief report on wildfire season and March 2022 call statistics
Northern Nevada Public Health
The District Board of Health is reviewing proposed updates to the pay structure for medical examiner roles. This includes increasing the salary range for the Deputy Chief Medical Examiner and modifying the pay grade for the Chief Medical Examiner/Coroner. The change has a net fiscal impact of $55,507.
- Increase in salary range for the Deputy Chief Medical Examiner job classification
- Modification of the pay grade for the Chief Medical Examiner/Coroner job classification
- Net fiscal impact of $55,507
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several donations and grants for county programs. This includes a proposed $240,000 donation from SilverSummit Healthplan to support case management for people experiencing homelessness. Other items include accepting funds for animal services, child protective services, and park programs.
- $240,000 donation from SilverSummit Healthplan for homelessness case management
- $229,805.17 in-kind donation for Regional Parks and Open Space programs
- $10,000 District 4 Special Fund grants to Donor Network West and Nevada Donor Network Foundation
- $10,000 District 4 Special Fund grant to Soulful Seeds
- $1,000 grant from Joan Bates Sims Charitable Fund for deputy equipment
Board of County Commissioners
The Board is reviewing the Fiscal Year 2023 financial outlook and budget trends. They are also considering a potential $5 million purchase of property at 1775 E 4th St for the Nevada Cares Campus. Other items include land donations and infrastructure easements.
- Potential $5 million purchase of 1775 E 4th St for Nevada Cares Campus
- $131,007 contract award to Sierra Nevada Construction for Incline Village repairs
- Acceptance of a 22.59-acre land donation on Alexander Lake Road valued at $35,000
- Authorization to write off approximately $85,000 in sewage service fee receivables
- Easement agreement for the Pleasant Valley Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Reach 3 Project
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners will review the current fiscal year budget status and discuss priorities for the 2022-2023 budget. The agenda also includes a performance evaluation for Fire Chief Charles Moore and potential contract negotiations. Additionally, the board may consider accepting a state grant for EMS training equipment.
- Acceptance of an $18,436.85 state grant for EMS training manikins and airway trainers
- Presentation of FY 2022-2023 budget priorities and projects
- Annual performance evaluation and contract negotiation authorization for Fire Chief Charles Moore
- Review of critical calls response statistics for January and February 2022
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several proposed budget amendments and grant acceptances. These items include adjustments to medical examiner salaries and the approval of various state and federal funds for public health and human services.
- Salary range increases for Deputy Chief and Assistant Medical Examiner positions
- FEMA recertification to reduce flood insurance premiums for residents
- Budget amendment for CDC Public Health Preparedness Grant
- HUD grant for housing and services for homeless youth
- Easement amendment for a footbridge at Dorostkar Park
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will review 2022 election administration and consider several contract approvals. Agenda items include a large-scale heavy equipment purchase and various street renaming requests in unincorporated Washoe County.
- Purchase of nine replacement pieces of heavy equipment for $2,386,061.00
- Five-year contract with Thermo Fisher Scientific for drug testing at an annual cost of $164,578.10
- Awarding a bid to Alpha Analytical, Inc. for environmental testing at an estimated $150,000 annually
- Amendment to Collaborative Safety, LLC contract increasing the total amount to not exceed $101,000.00
- A $5,000 grant for the Spanish Springs High School JROTC
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will hear presentations regarding NDOT sustainable road funding and an update on the 2017 North Valleys Flooding response. The agenda also includes proposals to accept several donations, including $701,579.09 for property improvements at the River House in Sparks.
- $701,579.09 donation from Grace Community Church for River House improvements
- NDOT presentation on sustainable road funding and fleet transition
- Update on the response to the 2017 North Valleys Flooding
- $3,900 grant for Point in Time count incentives
- Acceptance of various donations for Regional Animal Services
Board of County Commissioners
The Washoe County Board of Commissioners is reviewing two grant-related funding recommendations. These include additional funds for Internet Crimes Against Children investigations and a new award for DNA capacity enhancement.
- $70,009 increase for Internet Crimes Against Children investigations (total $140,018)
- Grant acceptance up to $200,000 for DNA capacity enhancement and backlog reduction
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will review an update on the 2017 North Valleys Flooding response and consider several grant approvals. These include funding for law enforcement investigations, DNA capacity enhancement, and library collections. The Commission will also address budget transfers for the Our Place Homeless Housing Project.
- Agreement with E720 LLC for Battle Axe and Tracks Music Festival ($16,410 revenue)
- $1,000 grant to remove discriminatory language from property records
- $5,000 grant for Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Ash Can program
- $200,000 grant for DNA capacity enhancement and backlog reduction
- $117,749 grant for forensic science training and opioid analysis instruments
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board of Fire Commissioners is considering a plan to create 12 additional flexible firefighter/paramedic positions. The meeting also includes proposals for equipment purchases up to $194,000 and the acceptance of a federal grant for hazardous fuels treatment. Additionally, the board will review recent fire response statistics and approve various donations.
- Proposal to create 12 additional firefighter/paramedic positions
- Purchase of equipment for 10 trucks and one SUV up to $194,000
- Acceptance of a BLM grant up to $786,435 for hazardous fuels treatment
- Acceptance of a $5,000 grant for the Fire Safety Can Program
- Approval of cash donations totaling $700
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a strategic planning workshop regarding objectives for Fiscal Year 2022 and 2023. Discussions include infrastructure needs, homelessness funding, and the county's role in affordable housing. The agenda also covers updates on Nevada ethics laws and American Rescue Plan Act priorities.
- Infrastructure evaluation and future needs discussion
- Review of homelessness funding requirements
- Discussion regarding the county's role in affordable housing
- Briefing on Nevada ethics laws and bond disclosure updates
- Outline of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) priorities
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will receive an update on the $91,587,038 State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund grant. They will also discuss signal warning system projects on Mt. Rose Highway and Pyramid Highway. Additionally, the Board will consider budget transfers to homelessness funds and various community grants.
- Status update for the $91,587,038 ARPA grant
- Discussion of signal warning systems on Mt. Rose and Pyramid Highways
- Approval of $35,000 in District 5 Commissioner grants
- Transfer of $1,930,700 to Indigent and Homelessness Funds
- FY 2023 Street and Highway Program agreements with Reno and Sparks
Board of County Commissioners
The Board will consider a grant to help 23 homeowners offset fees for removing racist language from property records. Additionally, the Commission will review employee development certificates and accept donations for Child Protective Services.
- $1,000 grant to the Washoe County Recorder to remove discriminatory language from property records
- Acceptance of $20,295.00 in donations to the Human Services Agency Child Protective Services Fund
- Presentation of certificates for employees completing development courses
Board of County Commissioners
The Washoe County Board of Commissioners will elect new leadership and review various administrative items. Proposed actions include updating health care assistance eligibility and approving several community grants. The meeting also includes discussions on utility easements and tax roll corrections.
- $149,950.25 contract for Incline Village Library parking lot rehabilitation
- $30,000 in District 4 grants to Awaken, Soulful Seeds, and Spanish Springs Library
- Tax roll change requests totaling a $142,287.84 decrease to taxing entities
- Increasing Health Care Assistance Program income eligibility to 125% of Federal Poverty Guidelines
- Election of the Board Chair and Vice-Chair
Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board is reviewing potential service level improvements, including new fire stations in Washoe Valley and the I-80 corridor. They will also consider a $1,030,000 purchase for a Dispatch Fire Station Alerting system. Other items include salary matrix updates and a Right-of-Entry Agreement for Washoe Lake State Park.
- Purchase of Dispatch Fire Station Alerting system up to $1,030,000
- Proposed fire stations in Washoe Valley and I-80 corridor
- Four-year Right-of-Entry Agreement for Washoe Lake State Park
- Cooperative Agreement with Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority
- Non-represented staff salary matrix updates