UPDATE (6/20/26, 2:54pm):

According to the Washoe Regional Emergency Center, people in Hidden Valley who have been affected by the flash flooding are being encouraged to push any soil, mud and debris out into the street. This is so that Washoe County road crews can collect and dispose of it.

Crews from Waste Management will be providing large dumpsters for any household trash and building materials. Officials have asked that these materials are kept separate from dirt/soil/mud.

Hidden Valley Regional Park will remain closed until further notice.

ORIGINAL STORY (6/19/26):

The Washoe County Sheriff's Office asking you to avoid the Hidden Valley area due to flash flooding.

Washoe County Search and Rescue have responded to assist, and multiple agencies are in the area, clearing mud and debris from roadways. 

Neighbors tell us it started with about 30 minutes of heavy rain and hail, similar to flooding that occurred two years ago. 

For the latest information on road closures and conditions, visit Perimitermap.com.

Neighbors say it's similar to the flooding that happened two years ago.