Many Washoe County offices will be closed on Friday, October 28 to commemorate Nevada Day, the statehood celebration.
The offices and facilities listed below will be closed:
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- Administrative offices at the Washoe County Complex: 1001 E. Ninth Street, Reno.
- Alf Sorensen Community Center
- All Washoe County Libraries. Book drops and online services will remain available. For renovations, the Sierra View Library and book drop will remain closed.
- City of Reno administrative offices
- City of Reno recreation facilities
- Larry D. Johnson Community Center
- Regional Animal Services Shelter Operations and Office. Field operations will resume as normal. Pet redemption will begin at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday
- Regional Transportation Commission administrative offices. All transportation services will operate on a Sunday schedule, and the RTC Regional Connector to Carson City will not operate.
- Reno Justice Court, Sparks Justice Court, Incline Village Justice Court, Incline Constable, and Wadsworth Justice Court
- Sparks City Hall
- Sparks Municipal Court
- Sparks Parks & Recreation
- The Second Judicial District Court
- The Washoe County District Attorney’s Office
- The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office. All administrative offices are closed.
- Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue Headquarters and Administrative Offices: 3663 Barron Way, Reno.
- Washoe County Health District – Clinical services
- Washoe County Human Services Agency. All meal distribution locations.
The county offices listed below will be open:
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- The Office of the County Clerk at the Washoe County Complex will be open throughout the holiday opening at 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for false business names, notary bond applications, and marriage licenses
- The Washoe County Registrar of Voters Office will be open on Nevada Day at 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., to answer voters’ inquiries and provide electoral services. The Washoe County Complex Vote Center will also be open through 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday is early voting day. All other Vote Centers will be open as well.
Reno Police Department is informing the public of the following phone and online reporting options:
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- Call or text 911 for all emergencies needing police, fire, or medical assistance. If you can, call; if you can’t, Text messages.
- Call 775-334-COPS for non-emergency dispatch help (2677).
- To submit an online report, go to RPD’s website and click on “File a Report.”
Credits: Fox11
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