Committees
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University School for Profoundly Gifted Pupils Davidson Academy of Nevada
1664 N. Virginia St. Reno, Nevada 89557 (775) 682-5800
INFO: The Davidson Academy is a unique public school located on the campus of the University of Nevada, Reno, designed specifically for profoundly gifted students. It provides a personalized, flexible curriculum that can include middle school, high school, and university-level coursework, offering an academic environment tailored to the unique needs of these students.
MANDATES: Authorized under NRS Chapter 392C. The school is governed by its own Board of Directors and is not a state-appointed board. Its purpose is to provide a full-time, tuition-free public school for profoundly gifted pupils residing in Nevada. MEETINGS: This is a public school governed by a private non-profit board and does not hold public meetings as a state board although the State run University of Nevada Reno is a member |
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INFO: The Urban Forestry Commission advises the City in the use and maintenance of vegetation in public areas such as streets, roadsides, parkways, neighborhood and City parks, easements, public parking lots and traffic medians. The Commission's goal is to create, maintain and promote a safe, healthy and attractive urban forest for the enhancement of the natural environment of Reno.
MANDATES: Article XIII. Sec. 2.08.930. Sec. 8.32. 18.04.804. The Urban Forestry Commission advises the City in the use and maintenance of vegetation in public areas such as streets, roadsides, parkways, neighborhood and City parks, easements, public parking lots and traffic medians. The Commission's goal is to create, maintain and promote a safe, healthy and attractive urban forest for the enhancement of the natural environment of Reno. Eleven regular members, who reside in and are registered voters in the City of Reno. Three of the regular members are members of the Recreation and Parks Commission who are interested and qualified in horticulture. One regular member is a landscape architect licensed in the State of Nevada. The remaining regular members represent the community at large. The superintendent of parks and the urban forester are non-voting members. MEETINGS: The Commission meets on the third Wednesday of each month for approximately 1.5 hours. |
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INFO: The Nevada Veterans' Services Commission is a governor-appointed advisory board dedicated to representing the interests of Nevada's veteran community. The Commission works to ensure that the state's programs and services effectively address the needs of veterans and their families, providing guidance and advocacy on issues critical to veteran welfare.
MANDATES: Authorized under NRS 417.135. Members are appointed by the Governor. The commission advises the Director of Veterans Services, reviews the department's budget, and makes recommendations to the Governor and Legislature on matters concerning veterans. MEETINGS: Meets at least quarterly. Agendas and minutes are posted on the Nevada Public Notice website. Members are appointed by the Governor of Nevada. |
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INFO: The Washoe Regional Behavioral Health Policy Board is a county-appointed board responsible for overseeing and coordinating the behavioral health service system within Washoe County. The Board works to ensure residents have access to a comprehensive, integrated network of care for mental health and substance use services.
MANDATES: Authorized under NRS 439B.600. Members are appointed by the Washoe County Board of County Commissioners. The board assesses needs, develops a regional plan, coordinates service delivery, and makes policy recommendations for behavioral health services. MEETINGS: Meets at least quarterly. Agendas and minutes are posted on the Nevada Public Notice website. Members are appointed by the Washoe County Board of County Commissioners. |
Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE)
2601 Enterprise Rd. Reno, Nevada 89512 (775) 784-4901
INFO: The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) is a regional compact to which Nevada belongs. Nevada's membership is designed to expand educational opportunities for its residents by providing access to a wider range of academic programs through student exchanges and regional initiatives, often at a reduced cost.
MANDATES: Authorized under NRS Chapter 396. Commissioners are appointed by the Governor. The commission facilitates regional collaboration to improve access to and excellence in higher education, including administering student exchange programs. MEETINGS: The interstate commission meets twice a year. Nevada's representatives are appointed by the Governor of Nevada. |
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INFO: The Western Interstate Nuclear Compact is a regional agreement between several western states, including Nevada. The Compact's mission is to promote interstate cooperation on the regulation, development, and management of nuclear materials and low-level radioactive waste. Nevada's membership ensures the state has a voice in regional policy discussions.
MANDATES: Authorized under NRS 459.230. The state's representative is designated by the Governor. The compact facilitates the safe development, use, and disposal of radioactive materials and encourages a regional strategy for low-level waste management. MEETINGS: The interstate board meets multiple times a year. Nevada's representative is designated by the Governor of Nevada. |
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INFO: The Nevada Women Veterans Advisory Committee is an advisory body dedicated to addressing the unique needs of the state's women veteran population. The Committee works to ensure state programs and outreach efforts are effectively designed to support the health, well-being, and successful reintegration of women who have served.
MANDATES: Authorized under NRS 417.210. Members are appointed by the Director of the Department of Veterans Services. The committee reviews the needs of women veterans and provides recommendations for tailored programs and services. MEETINGS: Meets at least quarterly. Agendas and minutes are posted on the Nevada Public Notice website. Members are appointed by the Director of the Department of Veterans Services. |
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MISSION: Provide a platform to address youth issues by facilitating hands on resources and activities that inspire, empower, unify, and connect. MANDATES: Parent or guardian permission is required if you are under the age of 18. Once your application is submitted, you will be contacted to provide a signed waiver. City Council chooses people between 14-22 years of age to serve. There are four elected officer positions that hold for one year. Elections are held every February during the monthly meeting. Subcommittees are open to all people ages 12-22 regardless of being on the council. MEETINGS: Meetings were held monthly until April 2025. |