Downtown Reno Library Elevator News
Due to ongoing construction, the elevator at the Downtown Reno Library is currently not in service. Computers and restrooms are available on the main level for patrons who are unable to use the stairs, and staff can assist with retrieving materials from other levels.

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Sand and sandbags are available in unincorporated Washoe County.

Feb. 3, 2017 Tagged as

Media Release
For Immediate Release
www.washoecountylibrary.us

Contact:
Joshua Andreasen
jandreasen@washoecounty.us
775-328-2068

Three locations available in Lemmon Valley.

Reno, Nevada. March 10, 2017. Residents with questions or concerns about flooding in unincorporated Washoe County should call 775-328-2100. Washoe County crews will be dispatched throughout the storm period and will focus on keeping roadways safe.

The following is a list of sandbag locations:

Washoe County Operations Yard, 3101 Longley Ln., Reno
Lemmon Valley Park on W. Patrician, next to Lemmon Valley Elementary
Highland Ranch Parkway, one mile west of Pyramid Hwy, Sparks
Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Station #30 at 3905 Old Hwy 395, Washoe Valley
Gander Lane and Eastlake Blvd., in Washoe Valley
Paddlewheel and Andrew Lanes in Pleasant Valley
Toll Road and Geiger Grade
Limber Pine and Lemmon Drive
Lemmon Drive and Pompe in Lemmon Valley
Blue Heron/Warrior Lane in Belli Ranch area

If flooding issues arise, updates will be provided on the Washoe County Twitter page.

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