Places

INFO: Hours: Monday-Friday 6:30-3:30. Healthcare for homeless adults and children. ***When the Community Health is closed, services can still be had by calling (775) 329-6300, or any of the primary numbers and choosing the option "On Call"***.

INFO: The Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board (RAAB) plays a key role in advancing the goals of the Redevelopment Agency by assessing proposed redevelopment projects and providing recommendations to the Redevelopment Agency Board

INFO: The purpose of the Redevelopment Agency is to attract and assist businesses both independently and through public-private partnerships, to energize the Truckee River, to eliminate physical and social blight, and to develop a mix of uses including quality downtown housing, all of which will improve the quality of life for our citizens, create value, and position the City as the economic, civic, recreational, cultural, and entertainment capital of the region.

INFO: The Regional Water Planning Commission RWPC was created in 1995 to provide a forum and method for the planning and coordination of water use, flood control and wastewater management throughout the region.
The RWPC is comprised of 9 voting members and alternates, and 8 non-voting members and alternates.

INFO: Hour: Monday-Friday 10:00am-3:00pm

INFO: Family-Subsidized-Using Low Income Housing Tax Credit LIHTC program, units set aside. Households must earn either less than 50% or 60% of the area median income. Rents capped at a maximum of 30% of the set-aside area median income.

INFO: The work of the RACC is anchored in the idea that arts and culture are created and consumed in a dynamic ecosystem within the community. Reno’s creative ecosystem is substantially more robust than comparable cities with a large number of nonprofit cultural organizations, small and large arts-related business, music, schools and universities and individual artists and creative workers of all types. Supporting all of these formal and structured creative entities are the thoughts of Reno citizens who attend and support arts activities throughout the City.

The RACC believes that ALL Reno citizens should be able to participate in a creative life.

INFO: On their Facebook they shared and participated in a suicide prevention week in which 2 other organizations West Hills Behavioral Health Hospital, and Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center provided individuals who are in need. They also recently provided some tips from a mental health professional for ways to cope with issues while navigating the pandemic. Also on their social media page they remind that they offer a free mental health assessment.

INFO: Message line - Medications, medical supplies; M-W-F. Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00am-4:00pm. Must leave voicemail. 24-hour answer line; provides limited financial assistance to needy cancer patients. Assistance is designed to help with living costs, i.e., rent, emergency food, insurance, transportation, etc.

INFO: * Review and evaluate the city's investment policy annually and recommend changes to the City Council.
* Annually review the comprehensive annual financial report, management letter and budget document.
* Review annually, revenue estimating procedures and recommend changes as necessary.
* Examine the city's financial condition and make recommendations for improvement.

INFO: The purpose of the Historical Resources Commission (HRC) is to act as the official advisor to the City of Reno on matters relating to the historic preservation of cultural resources and buildings. The Commission recommends to the Council possible uses and funding options for historic buildings, places and sites. The HRC also suggests policy and ordinance changes to the City Council relating to historic buildings and sites.

INFO: Assists with vision exams and prescription drugs

MISSION: To provide fair, sustainable, quality housing in diverse neighborhoods throughout Reno, Sparks and Washoe County that offers a stable foundation for low-income families to pursue economic opportunities, become self-sufficient and improve their quality of life.
INFO: RHA currently owns and manages more than 750 units of Public Housing in eight different locations in Reno and Sparks under the Public Housing program. Through Neighborhood Stabilization Programs and other funding, the organization also owns more than 165 rental properties specifically targeted for low-income households.

Additionally, RHA and its subsidiary, Washoe Affordable Housing Corporation, owns, manages or contracts more than 1,400 below market rate rental properties in Washoe County.

INFO: The Board of Commissioners are responsible for setting policy and supervising the Executive Director.

INFO: The Human Rights Commission was created to serve as a forum for discussion of human rights issues and to propose solutions for the improvement of human relations in the city, and will make recommendations to the City Council with regard to the development of programs for the promotion of social justice, diversity/inclusion, equal opportunity and human dignity among all citizens and visitors of the city. Meetings discussed many local events.

MISSION: The Reno Initiative for Shelter and Equality, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Reno, Nevada, is dedicated to fostering a profound sense of dignity and humility through equitable access to shelter, knowledge, and opportunities. Our primary mission is to empower individuals and build a more resilient community by leveraging shared resources and practicing mutual aid.
INFO: This facility is undergoing a change in management. OurPlace opened in June of 2021, OurPlace is the largest emergency housing provider for women and families in our community. In partnership with Washoe County HSA, they provide shelter and wrap around services for 136 women, 38 families, and their animal companions. The organization recently posted an update on the progress of the program they offer. For example, permanently housing 133 single adult women and 58 families as well as provide emergency shelter to 151 pets, 86 families, 626 women, and 142 children and much more.24/7 community organization providing support through mutual aid, volunteers, and client lead interventions. RISE is partnered with the county to run emergency housing facilities at Our Place in Sparks for women, seniors, and families with children.

MISSION: The Reno Initiative for Shelter and Equality, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Reno, Nevada, is dedicated to fostering a profound sense of dignity and humility through equitable access to shelter, knowledge, and opportunities. Our primary mission is to empower individuals and build a more resilient community by leveraging shared resources and practicing mutual aid.
INFO: Community organization providing support through mutual aid, volunteers, and client lead interventions. RISE opperates emergency shelter and direct aid programs

INFO: The City of Reno is divided into six City Council wards. Each of these wards has one representative on the Reno City Council. NAB meetings are your chance to learn about neighborhood happenings, train on government leadership, and discuss community issues with your neighbors. Key objectives for NAB meetings:
1. Improve communication between Reno citizens, City staff, and City Council Members.
2. Provide citizens the opportunity for early engagement on important community issues.
3. Create a venue for citizens to review and provide feedback on certain development projects.

INFO: The Reno City Planning Commission advises the City Council on the long term physical development of the City including such issues as natural resources, economics, housing, population, land use and zoning. The Planning Commission reviews all major development projects proposed within the City and also provides a forum for public comment on issues dealing with development of our community.