It’s Public Works Week! The City of Reno Utility Services Director discusses stormwater, and how managing it is so critical to preventing flooding and protecting our water quality.

Horse/vehicle crashes involving Virginia Range Horses have been on the rise in south Reno. Learn how the City of Reno is working with its partners to reduce them.

May is Older Americans Month in the City of Reno. There are several great events, including an artists exhibit and many other ways you can celebrate our seniors.

A common complaint in our community is abandoned vehicles. So what constitutes an abandoned vehicle?

The Reno City Council values the public’s input. The public is welcome to attend Council meetings in person at Reno City Hall in the Council Chamber located on the first floor.

Spring has arrived, which means property owners must deal with those obnoxious weeds. The City of Reno’s Code Enforcement team tells us what property owners should know about weed maintenance requirements.

There has been a lot of activity around the Reno City Plaza and West Street Plaza lately. The City of Reno’s Parks and Recreation Director tells us more about these two downtown spring projects.

How do we go from pothole to “not hole” on our City of Reno streets? Public Works lets citizens know how they can report potholes, and when they can expect them to be repaired.

One of the common questions we get in Reno is, how do I report a street light outage? Some street lights are managed by the City of Reno, and the majority are managed by NV Energy. The key for citizens is to report the outage online to the appropriate entity based on the style of the light.

There have been some questions in our community about Wards. The City of Reno's Calli Wilsey, Government Affairs & Strategic Initiatives Administrator, tells us about Wards and why they are important to Reno residents on the debut episode of the Re-Know Minute!