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The following images show what happens to your utility bill with rate increases coming to help pay for the new wastewater treatment plant. Look in

During the month of October, our Water Department workers will flush water lines via fire hydrants. Because of line flushing, residents in the immediate vicinity

Aloria Cornelius has moved from an intern clerk position to a permanent part-time position at the Nevada Public Library. Aloria, a 2024 Nevada High School

The Nevada Foundation, in partnership with the City of Nevada, has awarded $35,000 in human services grant funding.  These funds, awarded to nine non-profit organizations,

Update at 1:45 p.m. Oct. 2: Smoke Testing of the sanitary sewer system in Nevada has been completed ahead of schedule. Thank you for your

Attention Residents: City staff will begin spraying the City Cemetery and Parks/City-owned Property this week for weed control. We do post flags where we’ve sprayed,

Smoke Testing of the Sanitary Sewer System will begin Monday, Sept. 22, weather permitting. Day 1 (of the 8-day process) will take place along the

Jayson Kingsbury is returning to employment with the City as the new assistant director of Parks and Recreation. Jayson previously worked for the City for

1) 69.11 Truck and Boat parking limited This is probably the biggest change to the parking code, considering it has the potential to affect the

If only one word were used to describe the Nevada Library’s new assistant library director, that word would likely be “colorful.” From her eyeglasses to