Carson City’s Health and Human Services Department has conducted a statistical data analysis of COVID-19 cases by ethnicity in the Quad County area. On Thursday, Celeste Pierini, a CCHHS graduate student intern and part-time employee who led the analysis, will present her findings to the supervisors. The Board of Supervisors, doubling as the Board of Health, will meet at 8:30 a.m. in the Robert “Bob” Crowell Board Room of the Community Center on 851 E. William St. Aside from the CCHHS presentation, the board is again considering a collective bargaining agreement with the Carson City Employees Association. Their previous agreement expired at the end of June, and the city has been engaged in negotiations for a new CBA. The proposed agreement that would run through June 2026 has an estimated fiscal impact of nearly $2 million. Among their other agenda items, the boards will: • Issue a proclamation to recognize Oct. 3-9 as Fire Prevention Week. • Review Historical Tax Deferment requests from properties in the historic district. • Review and possibly adopt, on second reading, a proposed ordinance that amends the municipal code to better define and prohibit indecent conduct in public. • Possibly amend an interlocal agreement ensuring that the Western Nevada Regional Youth Center maintain compliance with the Prison Rape Elimination Act requirements. • Discuss and possibly approve a Final Subdivision Map for the Silver View Townhomes project on the northwest corner of Clearview Drive and Silver Sage Drive. • Approve resolutions to finance city water and building projects through general obligation bonds. The city estimates that it will need an additional $6.1 million to fund a new fire station with emergency operations and dispatch, and an additional $5.5 million for the Quill Water Treatment Plant Upgrade project. These resolutions to issue general obligation bonds are the second step in a five-step process to secure funding through a bond ordinance. To view the board’s full agenda with additional details, visit https://www.carson.org/government/city-meetings/agendas and follow the link to the Board of Supervisors’ materials. Those who wish to attend the meeting in-person are required to wear masks. Public comment will be accepted at the beginning and end of the meeting or emailed in advance to publiccomment@carson.org. To call in via telephone and comment, dial 1-408-418-9388 with meeting code 2483 069 1435. Watch the meeting live at carson.org/granicus under the “In Progress” link or on cable channel 191.
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