Storey County

Storey County Bold Ideas That Build Nevada—Welcome to Storey County. Storey County, Nevada earned its place in history starting 1859 with the Comstock Lode.

Today, the county continues to do things big as home of the United State’s largest industrial park uniting a living legacy with high-tech modernization.

Happy Labor Day! Today, we honor the dedication and hard work that drive our communities and nation forward. Labor Day i...
09/06/2026

Happy Labor Day! Today, we honor the dedication and hard work that drive our communities and nation forward.

Labor Day is a tribute to the American labor movement and the countless contributions of workers who have shaped the United States.

In observance, please know that all Storey County offices will be closed today.

On Monday, September 7, 2025, we recognize the hard work and dedication that keep our communities and nation moving forw...
09/04/2026

On Monday, September 7, 2025, we recognize the hard work and dedication that keep our communities and nation moving forward. Labor Day honors the American labor movement and the many contributions of workers who have shaped our country.
As we celebrate this day, please note that all Storey County offices will be closed on Monday, September 7.

Storey County Elections InformationDid you know that voters who plan to vote in person can choose not to receive a mail ...
09/03/2026

Storey County Elections Information
Did you know that voters who plan to vote in person can choose not to receive a mail ballot? You can do so up until Sept. 4

Opting out helps save taxpayer dollars by reducing printing, postage, and ballot processing costs. It also ensures ballots are sent only to voters who plan to use them. Even if you opt out, you will still receive a sample ballot before Election Day.

If you plan to vote in person and would like to opt out of receiving a mail ballot, please complete the opt-out form at State of Nevada Mail Ballot Preference Form

Voters can drop off the opt-out form at the Clerk-Treasurer’s office or mail it to:
Storey County Clerk & Treasurer
26 S B Street
Drawer D
Virginia City, NV 89440

Have questions? Check out this page on our site for more info: -https://www.storeycounty.org/208/Election-Information or contact our Clerk-Treasurer’s Office 775-847-0969

September is National Preparedness Month! Each week this month we’ll be sharing preparedness tips. Emergencies can happe...
09/02/2026

September is National Preparedness Month! Each week this month we’ll be sharing preparedness tips.
Emergencies can happen without warning, but a few simple steps can help you be ready.
This week, start by signing up for Smart911.
Smart911 allows you to create a free safety profile with important information like emergency contacts, medical needs and household details that can help first responders during an emergency.
✅ Sign up today and stay informed throughout National Preparedness Month.
Learn more: https://nv-storeycounty.civicplus.com/785/Preparedness-Month-Tips

Images: A flyer explaining the Ready, Set, Go Framework, and how Storey County uses Perimeter Map for real-time public safety updates and sign up for Smart911 Alerts for emergency alerts.

HAPPENING THIS WEEK: Sheriff’s Night Out is returning to Virginia City for another evening of food, fun, and community c...
08/30/2026

HAPPENING THIS WEEK: Sheriff’s Night Out is returning to Virginia City for another evening of food, fun, and community connection.
Come meet your Storey County Sheriff’s Office deputies, learn about local resources, enjoy a free BBQ dinner, and spend time with your neighbors. We can’t wait to see you there!
Virginia City
Sept. 1, 2026
5-8 p.m.
Miner’s Park, 106 Carson Street, Virginia City
Images: Graphics sharing details of the Sheriff’s Night Out in Virginia City (Sept 1, 5-8 PM Miner’s Park, 106 Carson Street)

Don't wait for an evacuation to figure out your plan.With recent wildfires burning across Nevada, take a few minutes now...
08/29/2026

Don't wait for an evacuation to figure out your plan.

With recent wildfires burning across Nevada, take a few minutes now to prepare. The statewide Ready, Set, Go! approach helps residents know what to do before and during an evacuation.

🟢 READY: Make a plan.
Know your community and decide where you will go if you need to leave. Perimeter provides real-time evacuation information. Find your zone at www.perimetermap.com.

🟡 SET: Get alerts.
Smart911 sends emergency alerts directly to your phone. Storey County residents can sign up to receive important emergency information, regardless of where they live in the county. Sign up at https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action

🔴 GO: Evacuate when directed.
If officials order an evacuation, don't wait. Follow instructions, leave promptly and take your emergency supplies with you.

⚡ Plan for power needs: If you rely on medical equipment that requires electricity, sign up for NV Energy’s Green Cross Program by calling 775-834-4444.

Images: Three flyers explaining the Ready, Set, Go Framework, the NV Energy Green Cross Program (call 775-834-4444), and how Storey County uses Perimeter Map for real-time public safety updates and sign up for Smart911 Alerts for emergency alerts.

08/28/2026
Final Call: Community Project Grant. Only 4 days left to apply!The deadline to apply for the FY26-27 Community Project G...
08/27/2026

Final Call: Community Project Grant. Only 4 days left to apply!

The deadline to apply for the FY26-27 Community Project Grant is Aug. 31, 2026.
Community groups can apply for up to $20,000 per area for projects that benefit local residents. Each project team must include at least three Storey County residents.

Grant Areas:
• Area 1: Lockwood, Mustang, Painted Rock and Northeast
• Area 2: Virginia City Highlands and Lagomarsino
• Area 3: Virginia City and Gold Hill
• Area 4: Mark Twain

Have a community idea that could make a lasting impact? Don’t miss the deadline.
Learn more and apply: https://storeycounty.org/759/FY26-27-Community-Project-Grant

Image: Community Project Grant graphic highlighting up to $20,000 available per area and the Aug. 31, 2026, application deadline.

Since AB321 passed in 2021, all registered Nevada voters are automatically mailed a ballot. Prefer to vote in person? Yo...
08/26/2026

Since AB321 passed in 2021, all registered Nevada voters are automatically mailed a ballot.

Prefer to vote in person? You can opt out of receiving a mail ballot by Sept. 4.

Learn more: https://www.nvsos.gov/sos/elections/voters/mail-ballot-voting

Image: Picture showing the front of an official election mail ballot.

HAPPENING THIS WEEK: Sheriff’s Night Out is returning to Lockwood for another evening of food, fun, and community connec...
08/23/2026

HAPPENING THIS WEEK: Sheriff’s Night Out is returning to Lockwood for another evening of food, fun, and community connection.

Come meet your Storey County Sheriff’s Office deputies, learn about local resources, enjoy a free BBQ dinner, and spend time with your neighbors. We can’t wait to see you there!

Lockwood
📅 Aug. 25, 2026
🕔 5-8 p.m.
📍 Louise Peri Park, 800 Peri Ranch Road, Lockwood

And Sheriff’s Night Out will be in Virginia City on Sept. 1, 2026, from 5-8 p.m. at Miner’s Park, 106 Carson Street, Virginia City

Images: Two graphics sharing details of the Sheriff’s Night Out in Lockwood (Aug. 25, 5-8 PM 800 Peri Ranch Road) and Virginia City (Sept 1, 5-8 PM Miner’s Park, 106 Carson Street)

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26 S B Street
Virginia City, NV
89440

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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