Attention All Nevada Landlords
City of Nevada leaders invite all landlords in Nevada to attend a discussion about proposed code changes in Chapter 158 (Rental Code) in the City’s
City of Nevada leaders invite all landlords in Nevada to attend a discussion about proposed code changes in Chapter 158 (Rental Code) in the City’s

Recent tornado events in Iowa have spurred more interest in verifying that safety systems are in place. The City of Nevada tests its sirens the

Part-time Nevada Public Library employee Kathy Solko has been busy in recent weeks planting the seeds of something new for library patrons. Solko and one

$10,000 Grant Will Help the Library Recover from the Coronavirus Pandemic The Nevada Public Library has been selected as one of 200 libraries nationwide

Last week’s heavy snow and the City’s snow removal efforts led to questions about what happens if a snowplow or other snow removal equipment hits

The City of Nevada is excited to announce the award of two large grants for the Nevada Field House program. The project was recently awarded

The Nevada City Council will soon consider wording changes and additions to the current Code of Ordinances. Below are links to help residents understand what

Pictured are (from left) Ray Beaty, Nick Lund, and Jeff Gilchrist who helped the Nevada Public Safety Department, including the Nevada Fire Department and EMS,

The City has been made aware of a recent incident of several people riding bicycles on Sixth Street in the business district. We would ask

The Nevada Parks & Recreation Department’s tradition of serving senior residents a Thanksgiving meal will continue this year on Tuesday, Nov. 23. Seniors can decide
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