Washoe County public meetings in 2024

Northern Nevada Public Health

The District Board of Health will elect its Chair and Vice Chair for the 2025-26 term. The board is also considering several grant agreements for air quality, COVID-19 data, and WIC programs, as well as air pollution citations.

• EPA Grant Agreement of $662,488 for Multipollutant Monitoring Program
• State of Nevada subaward of $462,383 for CDC Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity Program
• State of Nevada subaward of $357,824 for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program
• Three $500 penalties for Sierra Nevada Construction, DG Golden Triangle, LLC, and Galleria Car Wash, LLC for dust control permit violations
• Variance Case #2-24FP for Diamond Peak Ski-Main Lodge BBQ Outdoor Food Establishment

Board of County Commissioners

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners will vote on an easement purchase and sale agreement with the Truckee Meadows Water Authority for $213,152. It will also consider several possible‑action items, including recognition of animal‑food and monetary donations to Washoe County Regional Animal Services, acceptance of a K‑9 unit donation valued at $19,544.50, and adoption of a resolution to accept public streets totaling 8.24 acres and 1.32 linear miles near King’s River Drive. Additional consent items include approval of minutes from prior meetings.

• Approve Easement Purchase and Sale Agreement with Truckee Meadows Water Authority for $213,152
• Recognize and accept animal‑food and monetary donations to WCRAS totaling $58,336.46
• Accept K‑9 dog and equipment donation valued at $19,544.50 for the Sheriff’s Office K‑9 Unit
• Adopt resolution to accept 8.24 acres and 1.32 miles of public streets near King’s River Drive
• Approve minutes for the November 15 special meeting and November 19 regular meeting

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board of Fire Commissioners will consider approving the 2024 audited financial statements and re-appropriating funds for the EMS and Capital Projects funds. The body will also discuss firefighter position reclassifications and the sale of surplus equipment.

• Reclassification of 12 full-time Wildland Firefighter positions to Seasonal Wildland Firefighter positions ($46,508 - $60,361)
• Sale of a surplus 1996 Yale forklift to the City of Sparks Fire Department for $2,500
• Re-appropriation of $204,191 in the Capital Projects Fund and $87,094 in the EMS Fund
• Acceptance of audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024
• Possible closed session to discuss labor issues

Board of County Commissioners

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners will consider several items, including a request to correct tax roll errors that would reduce taxing entities’ rolls by $47,170.19. They will also vote on easement and line‑extension agreements with NV Energy for a new Tuberculosis Clinic, acknowledge a $39,900 payment to Titan Electrical, accept multiple Title IV‑B grant subawards totaling $401,890 with a $133,963 county match, and award a contract to TRIO Community Meals, LLC for senior nutrition services up to $3.1 million per year.

• Approve roll change requests decreasing taxing entities’ rolls by $47,170.19
• Approve easement ($1) and line‑extension agreement ($43,481) with NV Energy for TB Clinic at 1240 E. 9th Street
• Acknowledge $39,900 payment to Titan Electrical for traffic signal pole replacement at SR 28 and Country Club Drive
• Accept FY25 Title IV‑B grant subawards totaling $401,890 with $133,963 county match for child‑family services
• Award contract to TRIO Community Meals, LLC for senior nutrition programs up to $3,100,000 per year

Northern Nevada Public Health

The Washoe County District Board of Health will consider several funding and service agreements, including a $2,189,679 subaward from the State Department of Health and Human Services to support health‑equity workforce efforts. It will also vote on a $50,000 United Healthcare grant for the immunization program, a $100,000 professional services contract with Make the Road Nevada, and recommendations on air‑quality citations and a building‑permit fee request.

• Approve $2,189,679 subaward from Nevada DHHS for health‑equity workforce (2024‑2027)
• Approve $50,000 United Healthcare Medicaid grant for immunization program
• Approve $100,000 Make the Road Nevada professional services agreement (Dec 2024‑Dec 2025)
• Uphold $500 dust‑control penalty to KDH Builders and $40,500 fine to Renown Regional Medical Center
• Consider fee request to uphold FY2025 Reno building‑permit fees (BLD24‑00149E)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hear presentations on the Final Truckee River Vision Plan, behavioral health strategic priorities, and the Renown Crisis Care Center. The body will also consider accepting several cash donations and approving tax roll changes.

• Presentation on The Final Truckee River Vision Plan by Dig Studio
• Acceptance of $18,809.87 in donations for Regional Parks and Open Space programs
• Acceptance of $2,500.00 donation from Reno Elks Lodge #597 for Veterans Treatment Court
• Tax roll change requests for properties damaged by the Davis Creek Fire totaling $60,591.72
• Tax roll change requests for errors on multiple tax rolls totaling $165,676.04

Board of County Commissioners

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners will meet on November 15, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. to consider, among other procedural items, the declaration of the canvass of the 2024 General Election results and direct the Registrar of Voters to certify the abstract of those results to the Secretary of State. Additional agenda items include a flag salute, roll call, announcements with no discussion, public comment periods limited to three minutes per speaker, and adjournment.

• Declaration of canvass of local results of General Election 2024 and direction to the Registrar of Voters to certify the abstract (FOR POSSIBLE ACTION)
• Salute to the flag and roll call (procedural)
• Commissioners’/County Manager’s announcements, reports and updates (no discussion)
• Public comment periods (limited to three minutes per speaker)
• Adjournment

Board of County Commissioners

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate, meeting notices, and a list of board memberships. No specific action items, proposals, or decisions are listed for this meeting.

Northern Nevada Public Health

The Washoe County District Board of Health will consider several consent items, including a $313,988 subaward from the State of Nevada for the HIV Prevention Program, a $100,000 service agreement with Make the Road Nevada, and a $118,800 grant for tobacco prevention. The board will also vote on two $500 dust‑control citations, accept four air‑monitoring devices, and discuss a septic‑system variance for a property on Hidden Highlands Drive.

• Approve $313,988 subaward for Northern Nevada Public Health HIV Prevention Program (Aug 1 2024–May 31 2025)
• Approve $100,000 Professional Services Agreement with Make the Road Nevada for street‑food vendor health work (Dec 1 2024–Dec 31 2025)
• Approve $118,800 grant from Nevada Clinical Services for Tobacco Prevention & Control Program (Jul 1 2024–Jun 30 2025)
• Uphold two $500 dust‑control citations issued to Lennar Reno, LLC and Toll North Reno, LLC
• Accept four Met One BAM‑1020 particulate monitors (estimated value $4,800) from Nevada Division of Environmental Protection

Board of County Commissioners

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners will vote on several possible actions, including correcting tax rolls that would reduce total taxable amounts by $77,923.55 and approving a State of Nevada traffic safety grant of up to $63,000 for three preliminary breath test kiosks. Other items include accepting a donated 8′ × 40′ Conex storage container valued at $3,999.45, rejecting a single bid for a shade‑structure fitness‑court project, and approving minutes from September meetings.

• Tax roll change requests decreasing taxable amounts by $77,923.55
• Approval of FY 2025 traffic safety grant up to $63,000 for breath‑test kiosks
• Acceptance of a donated 8′ × 40′ Conex container valued at $3,999.45
• Rejection of the sole bid for the Shade Structure Improvements for Fitness Courts Project
• Approval of September 10 and September 17, 2024 Board meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate, meeting notices, and a list of board memberships. No specific action items, proposals, or decisions are listed for this meeting.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will discuss several possible actions, including acknowledging monetary donations to the Law Library and Regional Animal Services, approving minutes from August meetings, removing uncollectible fee accounts totaling $122,504.43, voting on Amendment No. 3 to the One Nevada Agreement to pursue opioid-related claims, and accepting a $172,545 FY25 Differential Response subaward for child‑welfare services.

• Acknowledge $200 donations from Maximilian A. Stovall and Kathy Breckenridge to the Washoe County Law Library
• Accept $122 donation and $3,142.02 monetary donations plus $21,908.82 and $8,927.18 in goods for Regional Animal Services
• Approve minutes for Board meetings on August 20 and August 27, 2024
• Remove uncollectible accounts totaling $122,504.43 across various fee categories
• Approve Amendment No. 3 to the One Nevada Agreement for opioid litigation and a $172,545 Differential Response subaward

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board will act on several consent items, including approval of meeting minutes, a new Logistics Supply Specialist position with a salary range of $55,515‑$75,108, a $5,317.30 sub‑grant for a toxic medic kit, and a meeting cancellation and reschedule. It will also consider a Fire Prevention Month proclamation, review awards, hear the Fire Chief’s report, and vote on a mutual‑aid memorandum with the City of Reno Fire Department.

• Approve new Logistics Supply Specialist position (salary $55,515‑$75,108)
• Approve sub‑grant for one Toxic Medic Kit ($5,317.30)
• Approve Memorandum of Understanding for mutual aid with City of Reno Fire Department
• Approve Fire Prevention Month proclamation
• Approve cancellation of Nov 5 meeting and reschedule to Nov 12, 2024

Northern Nevada Public Health

The District Board of Health will discuss several grant acceptances and air quality enforcement actions. The board is also considering a contract to provide battery-powered landscaping equipment to the Washoe County School District.

• Proposed $247,211.87 purchase of battery-powered landscaping equipment from Outdoor Power for Washoe County School District
• Acceptance of $896,353.00 for Public Health Emergency Preparedness Program and $453,139.00 for ASPR Public Health Preparedness Program
• Acceptance of $292,935.00 for the CCHS Immunization Program and $278,938.00 for the Family Planning State Vaccine Program
• Proposed $500 penalties for Aspen Earthworks, Thomas Creek Development, LLC, and DP RTA Stead PH1, LLC for dust control permit violations
• Proposed $1,000 penalty for STC Ventures LLC for failure to obtain a dust control permit

Board of County Commissioners

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners is scheduled to meet on September 24, 2024, at the Washoe County Administration Building. The agenda includes items for possible action and a consent calendar, with public comment periods available.

• Items for possible action
• Consent calendar
• Public comment periods
• Items may be removed or combined
• Meeting held at 1001 E. 9th Street, Reno

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss updating the fee schedule and administrative penalties for short-term rentals. The board is also considering the ratification of an emergency declaration for the Davis Fire.

• Proposed reduced STR permitting fees for primary residences and increased administrative penalties
• Ratification of the September 7, 2024, Declaration of Emergency concerning the Davis Fire
• Agreement extension with Regional Transportation Commission for paratransit services ($29,000)
• Supplemental USDA Forest Service funding for Sheriff overtime costs ($6,500)
• Status update on the $91,587,038 State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund grant

Board of County Commissioners

The Washoe County Board of Commissioners will consider accepting grant funding for a Riverbend Open Space trailhead, supporting homelessness services, and appointing a new member to the Audit Committee. The meeting also includes a discussion on the Citizen Advisory Board program.

• Accept $72,588 grant for Riverbend Open Space trailhead
• Approve $30,000 HUD grant for homelessness services
• Appoint Sabrina Grenet to Washoe County Audit Committee
• Discuss Citizen Advisory Board program reimagining
• Approve $5,000 budget adjustment for CrossRoads food purchases

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board of Fire Commissioners will consider several equipment purchases and a new collective bargaining agreement. The board is also set to discuss the appointment of an interim Fire Chief and the process for selecting a permanent replacement.

• Appointment of an interim Fire Chief and selection of an executive search firm
• Purchase of 120 sets of structural firefighting protective clothing for $429,738
• Purchase of 75 P25-compliant Tri-Band handheld radios for $182,159.93
• Purchase of three 2024 Ford F250 Crew Cab 4X4 trucks for $190,275
• Three-year contract with ARC Health and Wellness Centers estimated at $180,000 annually

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss student success at Truckee Meadows Community College and homelessness initiatives with Volunteers of America. The body will also consider several cash and in-kind donations for county services and a request to correct tax roll errors.

• Acceptance of $200,000 donation from Molina Foundation for Children’s Advocacy Centers of Nevada
• Acceptance of $37,389.15 in cash and $64,234.24 in in-kind donations for Regional Parks and Open Space
• Approval of tax roll change requests resulting in a cumulative decrease of $138,015.50
• Acceptance of $8,970 donation for the District Attorney’s Office Child Advocacy Center
• Easement amendment for a sewer pipeline at Mayberry Drive Bridge increasing annual fee from $350 to $440

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to conduct a declaration of canvass for two specific election recounts. This includes the County Commission District 4 Republican race and the School Board Trustee District G At-Large race.

• Canvass of County Commission, District 4 Republican race recount
• Canvass of School Board Trustee, District G At-Large race recount

Board of County Commissioners

The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners will review the official results of recounts for three specific races. This process involves checking for clerical errors before declaring the final results. The items are presented for possible action.

• Review of County Commission, District 4 recount results
• Review of School Board Trustee, District G At-Large recount results
• Review of Reno City Council, Ward 1 recount results

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing several administrative and operational items including a wildland fuel contract and union agreements. The meeting also includes reports on recent fires and monthly response statistics.

• Master Service Agreement with Liberty Utilities for wildland fire hazardous fuels up to $300,000 per year
• New four-year Collective Bargaining Agreement for IAFF Local 2487 Wildland Unit effective July 1, 2024
• 3.75% cost of living adjustment for unclassified, non-represented employees effective July 1, 2024
• Amendment to Fire Chief Charles A. Moore's employment agreement including a vacation payout of approximately $21,700
• Retroactive approval of Korn Ferry classification and compensation study for non-represented staff

Northern Nevada Public Health

The District Board of Health will consider subawards for tobacco prevention and STD prevention programs. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding the Truckee Meadows air quality maintenance plan and a review of the REMSA response zone map. The board will also discuss the potential permit revocation for Bab Café in Reno.

• $105,561 subaward for Tobacco Prevention and Control Grant Program
• $139,309 subaward for STD Prevention & Control Program
• Public hearing for the Truckee Meadows 24-Hour PM10 Attainment Area maintenance plan
• Proposed permit revocation for Bab Café at 303 3rd St, Reno
• Review of proposed REMSA Response Zone Map

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hear updates on the election year process and the work of the Public Guardian's office. The agenda includes several items for possible action regarding donations, grant acceptances, and planning commission appointments.

• Acceptance of $300,000.00 donation from the Wilbur May Foundation
• Approval of tax roll change requests totaling a $105,054.12 decrease to taxing entities
• Acceptance of an $87,588.00 grant for Hidden Valley Trail System Improvements Phase 1
• Appointment of three members to the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Commission
• Adoption of four resolutions to accept real property for use as public streets

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review the results of the primary election held on June 11, 2024. This canvass process involves checking for clerical errors to officially declare the final election results.

• Canvass of the June 11, 2024, Primary Election votes

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review a presentation regarding the 2023-2024 Washoe County Leadership Academy. The meeting also includes several items for possible action involving monetary donations, grant funding, and regional transportation agreements.

• Presentation on the 2023-2024 Washoe County Leadership Academy class project
• Acceptance of $39,119.64 in monetary donations and various goods for Regional Animal Services
• Acceptance of a $10,000 donation from Sun Valley General Improvement District to the Sheriff's Office
• Approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with RTC for the ITS Strategic Master Plan
• Acceptance of $136,507.00 in National Children’s Alliance Grant funds for the District Attorney’s Office

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board of Fire Commissioners is considering several financial and operational items, including insurance renewals and interfund loans. The agenda also includes a performance evaluation for Fire Chief Charles Moore and the acceptance of medical equipment donations.

• Acceptance of a Community Wildfire Protection Plan for Reserve at Monte Rosa Homeowners Association
• Donation of cardiac monitors, ultrasound machines, ventilators, and blood analyzers from Inter-Hospital Coordinating Council
• Extension of an interfund loan not to exceed $1,500,000 from the General Fund to the Emergency Fund
• Approval of property, liability, and workers' compensation insurance for an estimated annual premium of $1,910,621
• Annual performance evaluation and potential salary adjustment for Fire Chief Charles Moore

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss NDOT's phased improvements for U.S. 395 in the North Valleys. The board will also consider several items for possible action, including a $96,000 contract for supportive living beds and a lease amendment for public health warehouse space.

• NDOT presentation on phased U.S. 395 North Valleys improvements
• $96,000 interlocal contract for priority beds in the STAR program
• License agreement with RTC for flood preparedness storage at Western Skies Drive
• Water rights applications for TRI General Improvement District
• Lease amendment for Vector-Borne Disease Program warehouse at 405 Western Road

Northern Nevada Public Health

The District Board of Health will consider several action items including a $169,763 subaward for epidemiology and laboratory capacity. The board is also reviewing multiple uncontested air pollution citations regarding dust control permits and various staff recognitions.

• $169,763.00 subaward from the State of Nevada for CDC Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity Program
• Seven $500.00 penalties for failure to obtain a Dust Control Permit
• One $1,000.00 penalty for failure to control fugitive dust from construction activities
• Variance Case #H24-0001VARI regarding sewage and wastewater at 460 Nicole Drive
• REMSA Health Monthly Franchise Report for April 2024

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board will consider adopting the final budget for fiscal year 2024-2025. They will also review a corrected resolution to increase the current fiscal year's general fund by $2,410,000. Additionally, the board may approve a statewide contract for fire fuels and vegetation management services.

• Adoption of FY 2024-2025 budget with approximately $67,455,451 in estimated expenditures
• Corrected resolution to augment the FY 2023-2024 General Fund by $2,410,000
• Statewide contract for fire fuels and vegetation management services

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several items including proclamations, donations, and appointments. Key discussions include acknowledging significant state allocations for Reno Justice Court programs and accepting various community donations.

• Proclaim May 2024 as Treatment Court Month
• Accept $6,493.24 in cash donations for community programs and the Arboretum
• Acknowledge a $20,000 grant from the Lee F. Del Grande Foundation for the Family Peace Center
• Appoint Clinton Hohenstein and James Phoenix to the Nevada Local Justice Reinvestment Coordinating Council
• Acknowledge $125,355 in funding for the Reno Justice Court Court Assistance Program

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will discuss housing updates and the development of the Nevada Shared Radio System. Proposed actions include accepting 10.01 acres for public recreation and certifying various water district assessments.

• Acceptance of 10.01 acres at Reserve at Monte Rosa Unit 2 for public recreation
• Collection of $275,404.34 in special assessments for groundwater basins
• Housing update presentation by the Nevada Housing Coalition
• Update on the Nevada Shared Radio System (NSRS) development
• Proclamation of National Police Week and Peace Officer Memorial Day

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing several items including the 2024-2025 tentative budget presentation. Action items include approving a Community Wildfire Protection Plan for the Reserve at Monte Rosa HOA and funding updates for the Apple Fire Station project.

• Approval of a Community Wildfire Protection Plan for the Reserve at Monte Rosa Homeowners Association
• Proclamation in support of Nevada Wildfire Awareness Month
• First Amendment to Phase 2 MOU for Apple Fire Station including $100,000 increase for electric service and $114,700 for H+K Architects site design
• Resolution TM04-2024 augmenting the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Capital Projects Fund by $214,700
• Presentation of the tentative FY 2024-2025 budget

Northern Nevada Public Health

The District Board of Health will vote on consent items that include four state subawards for emergency preparedness, disease prevention, family planning, and health carryover programs. Staff will present the FY25 Northern Nevada Public Health budget for discussion and direction. The board will also review a proposed transition of childcare facility inspections from state licensing to local oversight and consider upholding a $24,000 air quality penalty against All Eagle, LLC.

• Approve four state subawards: $369,389 for emergency preparedness, $141,442 for STD prevention, $174,400 partial funding for family planning, and $71,918 for health carryover programs.
• Accept a $9,793.82 cash donation from the Burning Man Project to purchase birth control methods.
• Uphold a recommendation to issue a $24,000 administrative penalty to All Eagle, LLC for air quality code violations.
• Discuss staff direction on transitioning childcare facility inspections from state licensing to local oversight.
• Review the FY25 Northern Nevada Public Health budget and present the 2023 annual report for the Community Health Improvement Plan.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review a regional transportation plan update and a third quarter report regarding the county detention facility. Additionally, the Commission will consider several donation acceptances for human services and an agreement with the City of Reno for flood map engineering.

• Regional Transportation Commission 2025 Regional Transportation Plan Update
• FY 23/24 Third Quarter Status Report for the Washoe County Regional Detention Facility
• Acceptance of $14,325.00 in donations to the Human Services Agency Homelessness Fund
• Acceptance of $37,776.80 in donations to the Child Protective Services Fund
• Interlocal Agreement with City of Reno for FEMA flood map engineering not to exceed $79,343.50

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review the recommended $1,122,472,592 budget for fiscal year 2025. Commissioners will also receive a status update on the Cares Campus Safe Camp. Additionally, the Board will consider various donations and event agreements.

• Review of FY25 recommended budget of approximately $1,122,472,592
• Status update on the Cares Campus Safe Camp
• $300 donation from Fire Shows West to the Sheriff’s Office
• Donations to Regional Animal Services including $14,129.62 in cash and various goods
• Dragon Lights Reno event agreement at Wilbur D. May Arboretum

Board of County Commissioners

This document is a formal notice and agenda for the Washoe County Board of County Commissioners meeting scheduled for April 9, 2024. The text outlines meeting procedures, accessibility information, and public comment rules.

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board will consider recommendations to sell a parcel at 470 Foothill Road and purchase medical equipment from Stryker. They will also review a lease termination for Verdi Station 400 and a joint grant application with Sparks Fire Department.

• Proposed sale of 0.38-acre parcel at 470 Foothill Road for $312,625.00
• Proposed purchase of Stryker medical equipment up to $167,441
• Proposed termination of lease for Verdi Station 400 at 165 Bridge Street
• Proposed MOU with Sparks Fire Department for Assistance to Firefighters Grant
• Presentation of Life-Saving Award to Daniel Boyer and Alex Doerr

Northern Nevada Public Health

The District Board of Health is meeting to interview finalists for the District Health Officer position. The board will also consider grant agreements for air quality management and immunization programs. Additionally, members will review several air quality citations and a $5,000 donation for safe sleep kits.

• Interviewing candidates for the District Health Officer position
• $300,000 EPA grant for Air Quality Management
• $214,665 state subaward for the Immunization Bridge Program
• $5,000 donation from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield for Safe Sleep Survival Kits
• Upholding $500 air quality citations for various entities

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing several grant renewals for the District Attorney's Office. The agenda also includes a proposed extension to an affordable housing ground lease and a contract amendment for mental health evaluations.

• $125,000 renewal for a Deputy District Attorney position via HIDTA Task Force
• $95,206 Violence Against Women Act grant for the District Attorney’s Office
• $232,186 Victims of Crime Act grant for Victim Witness Advocates
• Resolution R24-13 to extend a ground lease with Accessible Space Inc. to 60 years for affordable housing
• Contract amendment with NaphCare, Inc. for $200 per ASAM evaluation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several items including the award of independent audit services to Eide Bailly LLP. The meeting also includes discussions on increasing pay ranges for interns and transferring land to the City of Reno.

• Awarding independent audit services to Eide Bailly LLP with estimated fees of $263,285 plus $19,950
• Increasing Public Service Intern pay range from $11.25-$14.62 to $15.00-$20.00 per hour
• Transferring a parcel near Oak Court and Sagittarius Drive to the City of Reno at zero cost
• Accepting a $6,900 custom leather saddle donation for the Sheriff’s Office
• Accepting various donations totaling an estimated market value of $41,599.34

Board of County Commissioners

The provided document is a notice of meeting and agenda for the Washoe County Board of County Commissioners. It contains procedural information regarding public comment, accessibility, and the various boards or commissions the commissioners serve on.

Board of Fire Commissioners

The Board of Fire Commissioners is reviewing a proposal to create a flexible Firefighter/Paramedic position and restructure the district's staffing plan. The meeting also includes discussions on the 2025-2027 Strategic Plan and the upcoming fiscal year budget. Additionally, several federal grants for hazardous fuel treatment and solar power are up for consideration.

• Creation of a flexible Firefighter/Paramedic position with an estimated $180,000 annual cost
• Purchase of 80 wildland radios from BlackPoint LLC not to exceed $147,540
• FEMA grant of up to $599,901 for the Jasper Project hazardous fuels treatment
• FEMA grant of up to $470,778 for the Long Valley Project hazardous fuels treatment
• Approval of a $7,600 sub-grant from the Nevada Division of Forestry for volunteer equipment

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hear presentations regarding Sierra Army Depot initiatives and the Second Judicial District Court workload. The meeting also includes several consent items for possible action, including property easements, staff appointments, and grant approvals.

• Presentation on Sierra Army Depot initiatives by Lt. Colonel Jason Haynes
• Update on Second Judicial District Court workload by Chief Judge Lynne Jones
• Tax roll change requests totaling a $45,101.13 decrease to taxing entities
• Public Trail Easement Deed and Maintenance Agreement for Ascente Subdivision
• Purchase of property via Silver Arrow Range Road for $30,500.00

Northern Nevada Public Health

The Northern Nevada Public Health Board will review the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget and several state subawards. The meeting also includes discussions on a new workplace relationship policy and an update on the District Health Officer search.

• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget
• $333,333 state subaward for STD Prevention and Control Program
• $103,600 purchase order for LifePulse High-Frequency Jet Ventilators
• Settlement agreement for Liberty Dogs Project involving electric vehicle charging stations
• Adoption of a policy on relationships in the workplace

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review a financial outlook for Fiscal Year 2025 and the budget. The meeting includes several recommendations to accept donations for community services, the Sheriff's Office, and academic evaluations.

• Presentation on the Lake Tahoe Destination Stewardship Council
• Washoe County Financial Outlook for Fiscal Year 2025 and Budget
• Acceptance of $21,103.39 in various community service donations
• Donation of 20 Preliminary Breath Test (PBT) devices valued at $6,823.28 to the Sheriff's Office
• Donation of K-9 dogs Otto and Bodie with training/equipment valued at $31,374.98 each to the Sheriff's Office

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a canvass of the 2024 Presidential Primary Election votes to identify clerical errors and declare official results. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items, announcements, and public comment.

• Declaration of Canvass of Vote and Order for 2024 Presidential Primary Election

Board of County Commissioners

This document contains the notice, accessibility information, and public comment rules for the February 13, 2024, meeting. It does not list specific legislative items or actions to be taken by the Commission.

Northern Nevada Public Health

The Board will consider budget amendments, proposed fee schedule revisions for Air Quality and Environmental Health, and updated bylaws. The meeting also includes a discussion on succession planning and an update on the District Health Officer search.

• $451,770 subaward for the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program
• $108,949 subaward for the Tuberculosis Prevention Program
• Proposed fee schedule revisions for Air Quality Management and Environmental Health Services
• REMSA Health Fiscal Year 2023 Audited Financial Statements
• Authorization for Dr. John Novak travel reimbursements of approximately $7,000.00

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review a second quarter status report for the Regional Detention Facility. The meeting also includes an update on infrastructure health scores for roads, parks, and water systems.

• FY 23/24 Second Quarter Status Report for the Washoe County Regional Detention Facility
• Community Services Department's Infrastructure Health Scorecard presentation
• Acceptance of various donations totaling $7,651.83
• Acceptance of Child Protective Services Fund donations totaling $14,890.00
• Acceptance of Second Baptist Church donation to the Homelessness Fund for $1,000.00

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will elect a new Chair and Vice Chair and review the 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The agenda also includes presentations on human services and environmental research, along with the establishment of an Opioid Settlement Fund.

• Re-appropriation of $43,169,335.09 for the 2024 budget
• Establishment of the Opioid Settlement Fund via resolution
• Proclamation of National Coroner/Medicolegal Death Investigation Professionals Recognition Week
• Acceptance of 73 Narcan Kits (est. $3,285) for Juvenile Services
• Presentation on human services by Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada

Board of County Commissioners

This document contains meeting notices, public comment procedures, and accessibility information for the Washoe County Board of Commissioners. It also lists the various boards and commissions that each commissioner serves on or represents as a liaison. No specific legislative or administrative items are presented for decision.