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Email from City of Reno What's happening in Reno this week? Can't view this email? View as Webpage A Message From Reno City Manager, Jackie Bryant. Hi Reno, If it feels like the community calendar suddenly filled up overnight, you're not imagining it! Summer has a way of doing that in Reno. The river is busy, neighborhood events are popping up across the City, and there always seems to be something going on. Before we dive in, I want to congratulate Reno Police Chief Corey Solferino on his recent appointment. Having grown up in Reno, Chief Solferino knows this community well and brings a strong commitment to serving its residents. To learn more about his background and vision for the future of the Reno Police Department, be sure to check out the newest episode of "On the Agenda," available now wherever you listen to podcasts. This edition of the Reno Report is packed with ways to get out and enjoy the season. You'll find information on the upcoming Valley Wood Park Gardens tour, as well as the return of some new favorite summer traditions, including House by the River, Harmony on the River, the Reno Antique Faire, and OffBeat Music Festival. If you've been thinking about joining the Fourth of July festivities, there's still time to sign up for the “4th on Fourth“ parade or explore sponsorship opportunities to help support this community celebration. The participant entry fee is just $25 and FREE for schools and non-profit youth groups! You'll also notice that City Council is heading into a busy two-week stretch. This week's meeting and the next Council meeting are back-to-back before we pause council meetings for the summer. While there may be a brief pause in Council meetings, there is no pause in the work happening across the City. Our teams will continue delivering services, responding to constituent requests, and working every day to make Reno an even better place to live, work, and play. Thank you for staying engaged, and I hope you get to enjoy everything summer has to offer! Jackie Bryant City Manager, City of Reno Is there something specific you'd like to see in this newsletter? Please send me an email! CityManager@Reno.Gov On the Agenda In this episode, we sit down with Reno Police Chief Corey Solferino. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts City Updates New aircraft rescue truck pushed in at Reno Fire's airport station Reno Fire's airport station, Station 15, welcomed a new piece of equipment Wednesday morning, replacing a truck that was 20 years old. The aircraft rescue and fire fighting vehicle, or ARFF, is a state-of-the-art truck with next generation technology. Officials say it will enhance the fire department's ability to fight fires in aircraft emergencies and prioritize the safety of passengers and staff. Read More (Via KTVN) City of Reno asks residents to not flush flushable wipes The City of Reno is asking residents to stop flushing flushable wipes. In a Facebook post, the City says that while the package says they are flushable, they do not dissolve. They say the wipes do not break down in the same way as toilet paper does, and will clog pipes, pumps and lift stations, creating giant tangled masses crews will need to remove by hand.  Read More (Via KOLO)   City of Reno en español El oficial Reza de Reno Police platico con Telemundo Reno sobre la importancia de la ley “Move Over” de Nevada. La ley Nevada requiere que los conductores reduzcan su velocidad, procedan con precaución y, cuando sea posible, cambien al carril más alejado al pasar vehículos de respuesta de emergencia detenidos al costado de la carretera. 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Latest News City of Reno Announces 2026 Summer Activation Series Schedule City of Reno names Corey Solferino as Reno’s next Chief of Police Registration Now Open to Participate in the City of Reno’s 4th on Fourth Parade Read More News Articles Your City Government May 20, 2026 Reno City Council Meeting Highlights June 3, 2026 Reno City Council Meeting June 3, 2026 Redevelopment Agency Board June 4, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting Council Memos Monthly Economic Update - May 2026 Parking Program Updates - April 2026 2026 Reno Constituents Institute (RCI) Read More Council Memos Planning Corner Mae Anne 1 Booster Pump Station Generator 0 North Virginia Street Zoning Map Amendment 0 North Virginia Street Outdoor Storage Find All Applications and Comment Form City Events & Happenings Parks & Recreation June 3: Walk with Us Walks June 5: Reno Ranger Walks  June 13: Valley Wood Park Garden Tour View the Full Spring/Summer 2026 Activity Calendar What's Happening? June 2: Harmony on the River  June 3: House by the River June 12: Off the Rails  Find more events Get Involved Upcoming Public Meetings Ward 3 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting: June 2, 2026, 5:30 p.m. at Reno City Hall Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Meeting: June 3, 2026, 10:00 a.m. at Reno City Hall Reno Planning Commission Meeting: June 4, 2026, 6:00 p.m. at Reno City Hall Ward 1 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting: June 8, 2026, 5:30 p.m. at Reno City Hall Senior Resident Advisory Board Meeting: June 9, 2026, 2:00 p.m. at McKinley Arts and Culture Center Ward 5 Neighborhood Advisory Board Meeting: June 9, 2026, 5:30 p.m. at Reno City Hall Reno City Council & Redevelopment Agency Meeting: June 10, 2026, 10:00 a.m. at Reno City Hall View more meeting information and agendas. (Meeting agendas are posted online at least three business days before each meeting.) Other Things To Know The Bottom Line What are Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) Funds? Did you know that not every City project is funded by local taxes? Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding is a federal resource that helps support neighborhood improvements, accessibility upgrades, housing programs, and community services that benefit Reno residents. We have more CDBG projects coming up, but in the past 12 months, CDBG funds have helped Reno build: School Zone Flashing Beacons ($700,000): Funds replacement/upgrade of school zone flashing beacons at seven identified schools to improve safety in school travel areas. The project focuses on traffic safety improvements that support safer crossings and driver awareness. Wilkinson Park Playground Replacement ($666,725): Replaces an approximately 8,000 SF playground at Wilkinson Park that is more than 23 years old and beyond its service life. The work modernizes the play area to improve safety and usability for the community. Wilkinson Park Dog Park ($330,000): Built a new dog park with separate fenced areas for large and small dogs. The design includes ADA-accessible features to improve access for all users. Canyon Creek Park Pathway Resurfacing ($165,000): Resurfaces about 10,000 SF of damaged asphalt pathways affected by cracking and tree-root uplift. The project improves pedestrian comfort, accessibility, and overall park circulation. California Building Kitchen & ADA Upgrade ($150,000): Renovates the California Building kitchen and adds an ADA-accessible bathroom. The upgrades improve functionality of the facility and accessibility for visitors and program users. Audible Pedestrian Signals ($100,000): Installs/expands audible pedestrian signals at signalized intersections to assist with directional orientation for people with visual impairments. The project improves accessibility and safety for pedestrians who rely on audible crossing cues. By leveraging outside funding sources like CDBG, the City can invest in important projects and services while helping reduce pressure on the General Fund. It's one of the many ways we work to stretch local dollars further to deliver value for our community. Links You Should Know About Resource Guide Road Closures Development Projects Directory Reno Checkbook Sign Up For Newsletters Reno Direct Jobs FAQs Ward Map     City of Reno | 1 E. First Street | Reno, NV 89501 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice