Washoe County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Washoe County boards post agendas on library director search, animal-code training and FY28 budgets; no decisions recorded

Washoe County boards and committees posted agendas over the past two weeks covering a search for a new library director, proposed animal-services code changes, and preliminary budgets for the regional radio system and 911 planning. None of the 16 meeting records provided for Oct. 12 through Oct. 23 contains minutes or vote tallies, so no decisions, votes or dollar amounts can be reported from them. Each is listed in the source records as "agenda only (minutes not yet published)."

Library Board: process for hiring a director

The Washoe County Library Board of Trustees met Oct. 21 with an agenda calling for direction on the recruitment timeline and process for a new Library Director, and for determining the candidate pool for an interim director appointment — including whether to look at library staff or all Washoe County employees. The agenda also listed approval of the Sept. 16, 2026 meeting minutes, an update on the FY27-31 Library Strategic Planning schedule, and a branch report from the Downtown Reno Library. No outcome is recorded in the provided document.

Animal services: proposed training requirement

The Regional Animal Services Advisory Board met Oct. 23 with proposed amendments to Washoe County Code Chapter 55 that would require biennial pet handling training for kennel owners, rescue organizations and commercial pet establishments. The agenda also listed third-quarter 2026 informational reports on Regional Animal Services programs and finances and on Nevada Humane Society statistics and programs, selection of 2027 meeting dates, and approval of the July 24, 2026 minutes. No vote is recorded.

Regional radio and 911 planning

The 800 MHz and P25 Joint Operating Committees met Oct. 15 on the administrative and fiscal operation of the Washoe County Regional Communication System. Agendas listed the WCRCS Fund Report, the FY28 WCRCS Preliminary Budget, a staff report on transferring operations to Infrastructure, and approval of the July 23, 2026 minutes. The records do not include budget figures.

The 911 Emergency Response Advisory Committee met Oct. 22 to take up the E911 Five-Year Master Plan — Strategic Plan 2026-2031, a review of open purchase orders for FY24 and FY25, and staff reports from the City of Reno, the City of Sparks and the Washoe County Sheriff's Office.

Cancellation and gaps in the record

The Regional Street Naming Committee meeting scheduled for Oct. 22 was cancelled, with no agenda items listed.

The record supplied for the Oct. 20 County Commission meeting is a September 2026 calendar listing rather than that meeting's agenda, and contains no items for Oct. 20. That September listing shows Board of County Commissioners meetings on 9/8, 9/15 and 9/22 (cancelled), a cancelled Community Homelessness Advisory Board meeting on 9/21, an amended Northern Nevada Public Health meeting on 9/24, and amended conditions for items 8A and 8B from the Board of Adjustment on 9/3.

Several meetings had no agenda items in the records provided: the North Valleys Citizen Advisory Board (Oct. 12), the County Commission (Oct. 13), the Senior Advisory Board (Oct. 14), the Local Emergency Planning Committee and the Safety Committee (Oct. 15), and on Oct. 22 the Regional Fire Services Study Board, the Reno Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority, Northern Nevada Public Health (1:00 PM, Washoe County Administration Complex, Commission Chambers, Building A) and the OPEB Trust Board of Trustees.

Coming up

• **Oct. 26** — Incline Village/Crystal Bay Citizen Advisory Board. The record lists 5:30 PM but shows a Sept. 28, 2026 date; no agenda items, packet, minutes or video are listed.
• **Oct. 26** — Washoe County Open Space and Regional Parks Commission. No items listed.
• **Oct. 27** — Board of County Commissioners, 10:00 AM. No agenda items in the record.
• **Oct. 29** — HxGN OnCall Suite Managers Board, by teleconference, with representatives from Washoe County, the City of Reno, the City of Sparks and REMSA. Agenda: approval of the April 16, 2026 minutes and a staff report.
• **Nov. 2** — Sun Valleys Citizen Advisory Board, 6:00 PM. No items listed.
• **Nov. 4** — Spanish Springs Citizen Advisory Board. No items listed.
• **Nov. 5** — South Truckee Meadows/Washoe Valley Citizen Advisory Board; the record describes a special meeting on Sept. 3, 2026 at 6:00 PM.
• **Nov. 9** — North Valleys Citizen Advisory Board; the record references Sept. 14, 2026 at 6:00 PM and lists no items.

Readers should check each body's linked official agenda for confirmed times, locations and any items added after these records were posted.

Washoe County boards post thin agendas: Thomas Creek Road parcel split, FY28 communications budget among few detailed items

Washoe County boards and committees met or were scheduled to meet repeatedly over the past two weeks, but the records published for most of those sessions list no agenda items, no minutes and no recorded decisions. Across the twelve meetings in the supplied records, no votes were taken and no dollar amounts appear. The two items with the most detail are a parcel map hearing on Thomas Creek Road and a preliminary budget review for the county's regional communication system.

Parcel map hearing: about 15 acres on Thomas Creek Road

The Washoe County Parcel Map Review Committee met October 8 to hold a hearing and consider possible action on one tentative parcel map, TMP-12415, submitted by Eric Ostertag. The application would merge and subdivide two parcels totaling about 15 acres into three parcels of roughly 5.0, 5.06 and 5.26 acres at 11345 Thomas Creek Road (APNs 230-101-08 and 040-750-09).

The property is in Commission District 2, under the Rural Residential Master Plan designation and the High Density Rural Regulatory Zone in the Southwest Truckee Meadows Planning Area. The item is reviewed under Development Code Article 606, Parcel Maps. No other items were listed. Minutes are not yet finalized, so what the committee did, if anything, is not established by the record.

Communications budget and operations transfer before joint committees

The 800 MHz Joint Operating Committee and the P25 Joint Operating Committee each listed the same four items for October 15: approval of the July 23, 2026, minutes; the WCRCS Fund Report; the FY28 WCRCS Preliminary Budget; and a staff report regarding operations transfer to Infrastructure. The agendas describe the committees' role as overseeing the administrative and fiscal operation of the Washoe County Regional Communication System. No budget figures were included in the posted material.

Cancellations and agendas with no items

The Spanish Springs Citizen Advisory Board meeting scheduled for October 7 is marked cancelled. The Gerlach/Empire Citizen Advisory Board record for October 8 contains only procedural text and cancel markers, with no items listed.

Several other meetings appear in the records as calendar listings only. The Planning Commission's October 6 agenda is marked "Not available," as are its packet, minutes, video and eComment. The Sun Valleys CAB (October 5) and North Valleys CAB (October 12) records list board members but no agenda items. The Board of County Commissioners (October 13), the Senior Advisory Board (October 14), the Local Emergency Planning Committee (October 15) and the Safety Committee (October 15) appear as schedule entries without item lists.

Coming up

• **Oct. 20 — Washoe County Commission.** The supplied record is a September calendar and contains no items for this date.
• **Oct. 21 — Library Board of Trustees.** Direction on the recruitment timeline and process for a new Library Director; determination of the candidate pool for an Interim Director appointment, including whether to consider library staff or all Washoe County employees; approval of September 16 minutes; an update on the FY27-31 Library Strategic Planning schedule; and a Downtown Reno Library branch report.
• **Oct. 22 — 911 Emergency Response Advisory Committee.** The E911 Five-Year Master Plan, Strategic Plan 2026-2031; review of open purchase orders for FY24 and FY25; and staff reports from the City of Reno, City of Sparks and the Washoe County Sheriff's Office.
• **Oct. 22 — Northern Nevada Public Health**, 1:00 PM, Commission Chambers, Building A. No agenda items listed.
• **Oct. 22 — Regional Street Naming Committee.** Cancelled.
• **Oct. 23 — Regional Animal Services Advisory Board.** Proposed amendments to Washoe County Code Chapter 55 requiring biennial pet handling training for kennel owners, rescue organizations and commercial pet establishments; third-quarter 2026 reports from Regional Animal Services and the Nevada Humane Society; selection of 2027 meeting dates; approval of July 24 minutes.
• **Oct. 26 — Incline Village/Crystal Bay CAB.** No agenda items listed; the supplied summary gives a Sept. 28 date for the meeting.
• **Nov. 2 — Sun Valleys CAB**, 6:00 PM. Procedural listing only, no items.

Washoe County agendas: 15-acre Thomas Creek Road parcel split, three Board of Adjustment land-use items; no decisions confirmed

Washoe County boards were scheduled to take up land-use requests and a budget review over the past two weeks, but the records behind this roundup are agendas only. Minutes have not been published for any of the meetings below, so no votes, approvals, or denials can be confirmed. What follows is what each body was scheduled to consider.

Parcel map would split about 15 acres on Thomas Creek Road

The Parcel Map Review Committee met October 8 to hold a hearing and consider possible action on one tentative parcel map. Application TMP-12415, submitted by Eric Ostertag, would merge and subdivide two parcels totaling about 15 acres into three parcels of roughly 5.0, 5.06, and 5.26 acres at 11345 Thomas Creek Road (APNs 230-101-08 and 040-750-09). The property is in Commission District 2, under the Rural Residential Master Plan designation and High Density Rural Regulatory Zone in the Southwest Truckee Meadows Planning Area, reviewed under Development Code Article 606. The agenda listed no other items. Minutes are not yet finalized, so any action and result are not available.

Board of Adjustment: three land-use items

The Board of Adjustment met October 1 for public hearings on three items: special use permit WSUP26-0016 for construction sales/services with a dwelling at 715 US Hwy 395 S (APN 046-070-52), 0.722 acres; amendment WAC26-0013 to variance WPVAR25-0011 for a 180-day or 120-day extension at 515 Rhodes Road (APN 017-400-19), 5 acres; and variance WPVAR26-0004 for a carport extending 12 ft into a 15-ft front yard setback at 759 Geraldine Dr., Incline Village (APN 125-353-02), 0.56 acres. The board was also scheduled to approve the October 1 agenda and September 3 draft minutes. No minutes have been published.

Advisory boards: procedural listings, cancellations, and unavailable agendas

• South Truckee Meadows/Washoe Valley Citizen Advisory Board held a special meeting October 1 at 6:00 PM with no agenda items listed. Members listed: Brad Stanley, Drew Ribar, Marge Frandsen, Nicol Herris, and Penny Brock.
• Sun Valleys Citizen Advisory Board was scheduled for October 5 at 6:00 PM. No agenda items, packet, minutes, or video were available. Members listed: Carmen Ortiz, Michael Rider, Veronica Cortes.
• Planning Commission was scheduled for October 6 at 6:00 PM. The agenda was marked "Not available," as were the agenda packet, minutes, video, and eComment. Commissioners listed: Amy Owens, James I Barnes, Kathryn S Nelson, Linda K Kennedy.
• Spanish Springs Citizen Advisory Board, October 7, is marked cancelled, with no agenda, packet, minutes, or video available.
• Gerlach/Empire Citizen Advisory Board, October 8, listed no agenda items and appears cancelled. The source lists the date as 9/10/2026, which appears to be a typo.
• North Valleys Citizen Advisory Board, October 12, listed no agenda items.

Coming up

• **October 13, 10:00 AM** — Board of County Commissioners. The supplied document is a meeting calendar and contains no agenda items for this date.
• **October 14** — Human Services Agency Senior Advisory Board. Calendar listing only; no items listed.
• **October 15** — Local Emergency Planning Committee and Safety Committee. No specific agenda items listed for either.
• **October 15** — 800 MHz Joint Operating Committee and P25 Joint Operating Committee. Both list approval of July 23, 2026 minutes, a WCRCS Fund Report, the FY28 WCRCS Preliminary Budget, and a staff report on operations transfer to Infrastructure.
• **October 20** — Board of County Commissioners. The supplied document is a September calendar and contains no agenda items for this date.
• **October 22** — Regional Street Naming Committee. Cancelled; no agenda items listed.
• **October 26** — Incline Village/Crystal Bay Citizen Advisory Board. No agenda items listed. The supplied record lists a meeting date of September 28, 2026 at 5:30 PM, with no packet, minutes, or video available.

Air board to rule on $1,000 dust fine; street renaming, library director search on

No decisions were reported from Washoe County board meetings in the past two weeks, as minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions. The most consequential item on the immediate horizon is a hearing on a $1,000 administrative penalty for a fugitive dust violation, set for Tuesday, Aug. 25.

Recent meetings

Wildlife board – The Washoe County Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife held first readings of Commission Policies 65 and 66, which would designate and govern wildlife management areas and conservation lands. The board also held workshops on wildlife salvage permits (Senate Bill 215, 2025) and shed antler collection rules, and considered adopting revisions to the disability permit program. No votes were recorded in the available agenda.

Street naming – The Regional Street Naming Committee considered four applications, including renaming Nicette Drive to Otuafi Drive near Antelope Valley, affecting four parcels. It also reviewed naming three unnamed easements: Davis Ranch Lane, Sky High Ranch Road, and Blue Sky Road. The committee was set to approve minutes from its April 23 meeting.

Library board – The Library Board of Trustees discussed the process and timeline for hiring a new Library Director, including options for an interim director and engaging an executive search firm. The board also planned to appoint a trustee liaison to the Friends of Washoe County Library and received a budget overview for FY26 ending and FY27 July expenditures.

Other meetings – Several boards met with no substantive items on their agendas, including the Sun Valleys, North Valleys, Gerlach/Empire, and Incline Village/Crystal Bay citizen advisory boards, the Senior Services Advisory Board, the Deferred Compensation Committee, the Parcel Map Review Committee, and the RSCVA Executive and Legislative Committee. The North Valleys board's agenda and packet were not available.

Upcoming meetings

Air Pollution Control Hearing Board – On Aug. 25, the board will consider upholding a Notice of Violation issued to JC Golden Mesa, LLC for failure to control fugitive dust, with a $1,000 administrative penalty. The board will also approve the agenda and draft minutes from June 3, 2025, and take public comment.

Washoe County Commission – The Board of County Commissioners meets Aug. 25 at 10 a.m. No specific agenda items were listed in the source document.

RSCVA Board – The Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority Board of Directors meets Aug. 27 at 10 a.m. at 4065 S. Virginia Street. The agenda text provided is procedural only.

South Truckee Meadows/Washoe Valley CAB – The regular Aug. 6 meeting was cancelled; a special meeting is set for Sept. 3 at 6 p.m. No agenda items are available.

Coming up

• **Air Pollution Control Hearing Board** – Aug. 25, 10 a.m. (fugitive dust fine)
• **Washoe County Commission** – Aug. 25, 10 a.m.
• **RSCVA Board** – Aug. 27, 10 a.m.
• **South Truckee Meadows/Washoe Valley CAB** – Sept. 3, 6 p.m.

All meetings are open to the public under Nevada Open Meeting Law.

Washoe County boards weigh solar facility, senior housing, and street renames

Recent Washoe County board meetings were largely procedural, with no decisions published yet. However, several significant items are on upcoming agendas, including a large solar facility, a senior housing subdivision, and multiple street naming requests.

Planning Commission to consider solar facility, senior housing

The Washoe County Planning Commission, meeting Aug. 4, will review a request for a 450-megawatt solar electric generating facility with 200 megawatts of battery storage and a substation for NVSolarWRX (Special Use Permit WSUP26-0008). The commission will also consider a tentative subdivision map for 81 senior housing lots on approximately 13.55 acres for Silverado Village at Eagle Canyon – Phase 3 (WTM26-001).

Additionally, the commission will conduct a 5-year review of aggregate operations for the Rilite quarry at 9208 Western Skies (SP-34-76W) and consider abandoning a 30-foot "Bridle Path" easement (approximately 73,080 square feet) for Novich (WAB25-0009).

Board of Adjustment to hear cell tower, water tank requests

The Board of Adjustment, meeting Aug. 6, will hold public hearings on several special use permits. These include two 100-foot monopole cell towers—one at 0 State Route 34 (WSUP26-0012) and one at 10140 A Fox Mountain Road (WSUP26-0011). The board will also consider replacing a 2.5-million-gallon water tank with two 1.25-million-gallon tanks at 6000 Alexander Lake Rd (WSUP26-0009), grading on slopes exceeding 30% for a house at 2359 Diamond J Place (WSUP26-0007), and condition amendments for a commercial stable at 11065 and 11125 Chestnut Street (WAC26-0006).

Other recent agendas

The Deferred Compensation Committee, meeting Aug. 5, will review a draft expense fee policy, discuss an excessive revenue policy, and receive quarterly reviews of the 401a, 457, and OBRA deferred compensation plans, along with investment performance summaries.

Several citizen advisory boards met with no substantive items on their agendas, including the Incline Village/Crystal Bay CAB (July 27), the Parks Commission (July 29), the Regional Emergency Operations Center (July 30), the Food Protection Hearing Board (July 31), the Sun Valley CAB (Aug. 3), and the South Truckee Meadows/Washoe Valley CAB (Aug. 6). Minutes for these meetings have not yet been published.

Coming up

The Washoe County Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife meets Aug. 10 to hold first readings of Commission Policies 65 and 66 on wildlife management areas and conservation lands. The board will also workshop regulations on wildlife salvage permits (Senate Bill 215, 2025), shed antler collection (nonresident collection prohibited until July 1), and consider adopting revisions to the disability permit program.

The Regional Street Naming Committee meets Aug. 13 to vote on renaming Nicette Drive to Otuafi Drive near Antelope Valley, affecting four parcels, and to name three unnamed easements: Davis Ranch Lane, Sky High Ranch Road, and Blue Sky Road. The committee will also approve minutes from its April 23 meeting.

Other upcoming meetings include the Sun Valley CAB (Aug. 10), North Valleys CAB (Aug. 10, agenda not yet available), Senior Services Advisory Board (Aug. 12), Deferred Compensation Committee (Aug. 12, previous meeting cancelled), Parcel Map Review Committee (Aug. 13), and Gerlach/Empire CAB (Aug. 13, July 9 meeting cancelled). The Incline Village/Crystal Bay CAB meets Aug. 24 with no items listed.

All agendas and minutes are available through Washoe County's official channels.

Washoe County Planning Commission to weigh 450 MW solar facility, senior housing Aug. 4

Most Washoe County advisory boards and committees met over the past two weeks with only procedural business on their agendas, and no decisions, votes, or dollar amounts are recorded in the available documents. The most consequential items on the horizon come August 4, when the Planning Commission reviews a 450-megawatt solar facility and an 81-lot senior housing subdivision.

Recent meetings: mostly procedural

Twelve meetings were scheduled between July 20 and July 31 across county boards and committees. None of the available agendas list substantive action items, and minutes have not yet been published for any of them.

The West Truckee Meadows/Verdi Township Citizens Advisory Board met July 20 with no discussion items, rezonings, contracts, or public hearings listed. The Incline Village/Crystal Bay CAB met July 27 with the same result.

The Washoe County Regional Animal Services Advisory Board met July 24 to approve minutes from its April 24 regular meeting and receive informational updates. Director Shyanne Schull was scheduled to present a second-quarter 2026 report on programs, statistics, and finances. Dispatch Supervisor Casi Scannell was listed to provide an update on dispatch operations, and the Nevada Humane Society was scheduled to give a Q2 2026 update on adoptions, transfers, surrenders, spay/neuter, and outreach. No votes on ordinances or contracts were scheduled.

The 800 MHz and P25 Joint Operating Committees met July 23 to review draft minutes from May 7, 2026, and to hear a P25 JOC staff report on a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) update. The Northern Nevada Public Health body, the Local Emergency Planning Committee Executive Committee, the Regional Street Naming Committee, the Regional Emergency Operations Center Joint Management Committee, and the Northern Nevada Food Protection Hearing and Advisory Board all met during this period with no specific agenda items provided in the source documents.

The RSCVA Executive and Legislative Committee met July 21 at 10 a.m. at RSCVA offices; the agenda and packet were referenced but not included in the provided materials.

Coming up: Planning Commission, Board of Adjustment

The Washoe County Planning Commission meets August 4 and has the most substantive agenda of any meeting in this period. Items include:

• **Special Use Permit WSUP26-0008**: A 450 MW solar electric generating facility, 200 MW battery storage, and substation for NVSolarWRX.
• **Tentative Subdivision Map WTM26-001**: 81 senior housing lots on approximately 13.55 acres for Silverado Village at Eagle Canyon – Phase 3.
• **Special Use Permit SP-34-76W**: A 5-year review of aggregate operations for the Rilite quarry at 9208 Western Skies.
• **Abandonment Case WAB25-0009**: Abandonment of a 30-foot "Bridle Path" easement of approximately 73,080 square feet for Novich.

The Washoe County Board of Adjustment meets August 6 for public hearings on several special use permits, including two 100-foot monopole cell towers (WSUP26-0012 at 0 State Route 34 and WSUP26-0011 at 10140 A Fox Mountain Road), replacement of one 2.5-million-gallon water tank with two 1.25-million-gallon tanks at 6000 Alexander Lake Rd (WSUP26-0009), grading on slopes exceeding 30% for a house at 2359 Diamond J Place (WSUP26-0007), and condition amendments for a commercial stable at 11065 and 11125 Chestnut Street (WAC26-0006).

The Washoe County Deferred Compensation Committee meets August 5 at 2 p.m. at 1001 E. 9th St, Reno, to consider a draft expense fee policy, discuss an excessive revenue policy, and review Q2 2025 quarterly reports for its 401a, 457, and OBRA plans.

Citizen advisory boards in Sun Valley (Aug. 3 and Aug. 10), South Truckee Meadows/Washoe Valley (Aug. 6), North Valleys (Aug. 10), and Gerlach/Empire (Aug. 13) are scheduled to meet, but none have published substantive agenda items. The Gerlach/Empire board's July 9 meeting was canceled.

Washoe County boards set FY 2027 library schedule, review 911 surcharge spending in July meetings

Washoe County advisory boards and committees held a series of meetings between July 15 and July 24, 2026. All meetings listed below are agenda-only — minutes have not yet been published, so items reflect what was scheduled for discussion or possible action, not confirmed outcomes.

Library Board considers FY 2027 closures

The Washoe County Library Board of Trustees met July 15 with an agenda that included possible approval of the FY 2027 library holiday and closure schedule, which determines when branches would be closed to the public in the coming fiscal year. The board was also scheduled to approve minutes from its June 17, 2026 meeting, hear a director's report on 30/60/90-day and one-year working plan progress, review a library staffing report, and receive branch reports from Incline Village and South Valleys branches.

911 committee reviews bylaws and surcharge fund spending

The Washoe County 911 Emergency Response Advisory Committee met July 16. The committee, which oversees expenditure of 911 telephone surcharge funds, was scheduled to review an E911 financial summary of surcharge fund expenditures and consider approval of draft 2026 bylaws governing committee operations. The agenda also included review of June 18, 2026 draft minutes and two items (6a and 6b) whose details were not specified in the posted agenda.

Lake Tahoe Visitors Bureau sets strategic priorities

The Lake Tahoe Incline Village and Crystal Bay Visitors Bureau met July 15 to discuss year-three priorities of its strategic plan and review CEO goals and objectives for FY 2026/27. The board was also scheduled to review June 2026 preliminary financial statements, approve June 2026 minutes, and hear a presentation on the FY 2026/27 North Lake Tahoe Coop Plan. Updates on a community engagement contractor and sales were also listed.

Animal Services board receives Q2 2026 updates

The Washoe County Regional Animal Services Advisory Board met July 24. Director Shyanne Schull was scheduled to present a second-quarter 2026 report on programs, statistics, and finances. Dispatch Supervisor Casi Scannell was listed to provide an update on dispatch operations, service statistics, and initiatives. The Nevada Humane Society was also scheduled to give a Q2 CY 2026 update covering adoptions, transfers, surrenders, spay/neuter, and outreach. No votes on ordinances or contracts were scheduled. The board was also set to approve minutes from its April 24, 2026 meeting.

Regional radio committees review P25 system update

The Washoe County 800 MHz Joint Operating Committee and P25 Joint Operating Committee met July 23 to discuss regional communication systems. The P25 committee was scheduled to review a staff report regarding a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) update. Both committees were also set to review draft minutes from May 7, 2026.

Several boards meet without listed business

Multiple county bodies met during this period with no specific agenda items posted. The Washoe County Human Services Agency Senior Advisory Board (July 15), Washoe County Safety Committee (July 16), West Truckee Meadows Citizen Advisory Board (July 20), Reno Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority Executive and Legislative Committee (July 21), Washoe County Regional Street Naming Committee (July 23), Northern Nevada Public Health (July 23), and Washoe County Local Emergency Planning Committee Executive Committee (July 23) all had agendas with only procedural information or no substantive items listed.

Coming up

• **July 27** — Incline Village/Crystal Bay Citizen Advisory Board, no items listed.
• **July 29** — Washoe County Parks Commission, 1:30 p.m., no items listed.
• **July 30** — Regional Emergency Operations Center Joint Management Committee, 9:30 a.m., no items listed.
• **July 31** — Northern Nevada Food Protection Hearing and Advisory Board, 10:00 a.m. at Northern Nevada Public Health, no items listed.
• **Aug. 5** — Washoe County Deferred Compensation Committee, 2 p.m. at 1001 E. 9th St., Reno. Agenda includes a draft expense fee policy, an excessive revenue policy discussion, and quarterly reviews of 401a, 457, and OBRA deferred compensation plans.
• **Aug. 6** — South Truckee Meadows/Washoe Valley Citizen Advisory Board, no items listed.
• **Aug. 10** — Sun Valleys Citizen Advisory Board and North Valleys Citizen Advisory Board, no items listed.