Reno City Council Highlights -November 16, 2020

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City Of Reno Offering More Free Recreation Activity Isolation Kits

The kits aim to provide a variety of activities including physical and mental well-being exercises.

November 12, 2020 Reno City Council Highlights

Council approved an award of up to $264,000 to Children’s Cabinet for childcare providers.

City Of Reno Offices Closed On November 11

City of Reno virtual and physical administrative offices will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, 2020 in observance of Veterans Day.

City Of Reno Plans Virtual Veterans Day Celebration

The video will be livestreamed on the City of Reno, VASNHCS, and NDVS Facebook pages on November 11 at 11:11 a.m.

New Art Sculpture Coming To Reno’s Midtown

The sculpture will be installed in the roundabout at South Virginia, Mary Street, and Center Street beginning at 10 a.m.

November 4, 2020 Reno City Council Highlights

Council appointed Councilmember Bonnie Weber as Vice Mayor of the City of Reno.

Truckee Meadows Coronavirus Risk Meter Shifts To Red In Reno

Regional partners provided a Truckee Meadows COVID Risk Meter update during a virtual media availability on October 27.

Reno Fire Warns Public About Social Media 'Outlet Challenge'

What is typically not shown in these videos are the extreme dangers the electrical arc creates.

October 14, 2020 Reno City Council Highlights

Council directed staff to move forward with creation of an ordinance to modify speed limits near areas where people frequently walk.

City Of Reno Offering Free Recreation Activity Isolation Kits

100 kits will be available at each site.

Small Business Economic Assistance Program Reopens Soon In Reno

City of Reno is reopening Small Business Economic Assistance Program next week to applicants who did not receive funding in 1st round.

RFD Promotes Fire Prevention Week In City Of Reno

According to NFPA, cooking is the leading cause of home fires and home fire injuries in the United States.

City Of Reno Announces Fall Pool Openings And Closures

The last day for public swim at Idlewild Pool will be Sunday, October 4, 2020.

Reno City Council Highlights For September 23, 2020

The Demonstration Project will investigate long-range water supply and storage in the region.

Washoe County To Remove Concrete Barriers On Lemmon Drive

Lemmon Drive will be closed for two days beginning at 6 a.m., Tuesday, September 29, 2020.

Grab Your Furry Friend For A Drive-Thru And Virtual Event Benefiting Canine Companions In Reno

Registrants will be mailed a DogFest bandana for their dog to sport around town.

Audacity Institute Launches City Of Reno Small Business Relief Fund For Minority-Owned Businesses

Applications are available in English and Spanish. Applicants are encouraged to apply early, as funding is limited.

City Of Reno Offering 230 Discounted Trees To Customers

Reno residents can reserve up to two trees at ArborDay.org/Reno for $14 per tree, a significant savings from the average retail cost.

Reno Fire Department: Help Prevent Wildfires On Public Lands

Critical fire weather is predicted for Thursday and Friday as strong winds and very low humidity hit our region.

Nevada Files Suit in Defense of TPS

Attorney General Aaron D. Ford joins amicus brief in support of 'Temporary Protected Status', noted federal humanitarian program.

Nevada Calls On FTC To Strengthen Online Protections For Children

Attorney General has urged the FTC to stop websites collecting children’s personal data, using it to track them across the internet

State Joins Call To Tighten Restrictions On Fentanyl

Nevada Attorney General urges Congress to make the drug’s restrictions permanent. Current rules on Fentanyl lapse next year.

AG Ford Joins Coalition Supporting Anti-Robocall Legislation

Signs nationwide letter calling for urgent legislation, increased technology, increased fines

Three Groups Oppose Energy Choice Ballot Initiative

Three groups oppose a ballot initiative to end energy monopolies in Nevada.

Election 2018: Danny Tarkanian Switches Races, Now Running In CD3

Republican candidate Danny Tarkanian announced he is switching races after President Donald Trump urged him to do so Friday morning.

Here's The Number Of Gun Deaths In Nevada

Lawmakers, news outlets and high schoolers have their sights set on the AR-15. So we decided to take a wider look at gun violence.

Election 2018: These Are Nevada's Candidates

The final list of candidates running for a number of state and federal offices in Nevada in 2018.

Teachers And Educators Throw Support Into Nevada Senate Race

The Nevada State Education Association announced their endorsement of Rep. Jacky Rosen for US Senate on Thursday.

Question 1 Advocates Gathering In Las Vegas Before Friday Hearing

A Friday public hearing for a lawsuit filed against the governor and attorney general will attract background check advocates.

Election 2018: Group Wants To Ramp Up Renewable Energy By 2030

Signature signing process begins for a renewable energy initiative.

Las Vegas Assembly Candidate Dropping Out Of Race

James Healey said Nevada's constitution doesn't allow working Nevadans to serve in Carson City.

Reno, Elko Gun Smugglers Sentenced

Several of the guns have been seized in California during investigations of robbery, drug dealing and murder.