Commissioners approve support for the Fallon Armed Forces Day celebration to be held May 17 at the 3C Event Complex. From left: Commissioner Eric Blakey, April Gonzales, Alison Fenimore and Commissioners Myles Getto and Matt Hyde.
Sara Dowling | NNG
Churchill County commissioners approved $3,500 on March 6 in support of the Fallon Armed Forces Day celebration.
The fifth annual family-friendly event with crafters, vendors, food and live music is scheduled for May 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 3C Event Complex. Representatives April Gonzales and Alison Fenimore said the money would fund the advertising for the event as well as purchase meat for the free lunch for military and first responder attendees.
Commissioners also:
• Approved a 12-month extension request by NEV DEV, LLC to complete the engineering and construction of the road improvements to record the parcel maps required by the conditions of approval.
• Approved to ratify a $25,000 agreement between Churchill County Social Services and the State of Nevada, Department of Industry, Division of Housing to support a contract with Winged Wolf Innovations, Inc. on behalf of the Rural Nevada Continuum of Care.
• Reviewed the State of Nevada, Division of Child and Family Services, Child Protective Services, summary and maltreatment allegations second quarter report for Churchill County.
• Approved the abandonment of multiple road portions filed by NV Energy.
• Denied any further extensions of the purchase of sale agreement with company Vertex Fund 3 for two parcels of land on Coleman Road. Vertex Fund 3 was previously granted two extensions and the county declined extending for a third time.
• Heard an update on the status of all bills in the 2025 Nevada Legislature that have an impact on county government or the citizens of Churchill County.
• Approved an application by C & A Rentals LLC to enter a rental property located off of Schurz Highway into the sending site program.
Following the meeting the commissioners were scheduled to conduct the quarterly jail inspection to inquire into the security of the jail and treatment and condition of the prisoners.
Churchill County’s public meetings are available to livestream or replay on YouTube at the “ChurchillCounty” channel.