The Carson City Board of Supervisors will meet Thursday at 8:30 a.m. in the Community Center Crowell Board Room. The agenda includes:
• An agreement between the state and the city that establishes the allocation of proceeds recovered from lawsuits against companies that produce and distribute opioids. Carson City would receive 2% of those proceeds.
• The appointment of three members to the Carson City Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife.
• A $45,000 increase to a three-year agreement allowing Carson City to use Washoe County Regional Medical Examiner’s Office forensic pathology services. These services benefit the sheriff’s office and coroner.
• The purchase of a caterpillar diesel generator and weight station software licensure and equipment for the city landfill.
• Authorization to purchase books and periodicals from BTAC Acquisition Corp. for the Carson City Public Library.
• Authorization to submit an application for $375,000 in grand funding from the Nevada Office of Criminal Justice Assistance so that the Sheriff’s Office can purchase technology.
• A five-year agreement between Carson City and Axon Enterprise to continue providing body-worn cameras and in-car cameras to the Sheriff’s Office.
• The appointment of a member to the Carson City Open Space Advisory Committee.
• A proposed ordinance effectively prohibiting any cannabis consumption lounges from becoming licensed businesses within the city and prohibiting the use of cannabis and cannabis products in public places.
• A resolution establishing the maximum number of residential building permit allocations for 2022.
• Direction to staff for the disposal of city property on 103 E Proctor St., and acquisition of a property along William St. This would allow the city to consolidate office space, and the cost would be partially (possibly even completely) offset by disposal of the property on Proctor St.
• Presentations from the Carson Water Subconservancy District on campaigns and marketing studies, as well as a discussion on a federal legislative update from the Porter Group, which provides lobbying services to the city.
To provide public comment ahead of the meeting, email publiccomment@carson.org. For further details on ways to watch and participate, as well as more details on agenda items, see https://www.carson.org/home/showpublisheddocument/76116/637613594338887732.
The Regional Transportation Commission and Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization will also meet on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. Among their agenda items, some of note:
• A presentation and discussion on the action plan for Western Nevada Safe Routes to School to improve the safety and well-being of students, families, and school staff during their commutes.
• Possible action awarding the RTC approximately $345,000 to enhance mobility for seniors and individuals with disabilities on the Jump Around Carson transit system.
CAMPO’s full agenda with additional details is available at https://www.carson.org/home/showpublisheddocument/76068
The RTC’s full agenda with additional details is available at https://www.carson.org/home/showpublisheddocument/76058/637613497697195711
