President Trump is scheduled to hold a campaign rally at the Carson City Airport on Sunday afternoon.

Doors open at 1 p.m. with the rally scheduled at 4 p.m. 

The airport is located at 2600 East College Parkway. (see map below)

General admission can register here.

Carson City Sheriff's Office (CCSO) says multiple road closures will be in effect along E. College Parkway starting at 9 a.m. Sunday. CCSO is asking residents and visitors of that area who aren't attending Sunday's campaign event to avoid the area.

As a safety precaution, CCSO says all public shooting ranges will be closed Sunday. Full refunds will be applied to reservations made for Sunday. CCSO says public range access will resume Thursday, October 22.

On-site parking for the event will be available in the parking lot on E. Nye Lane, and can be accessed from Airport Road.

Off-site parking will be available at the Ormsby House parking garage at 600 S. Carson St. Buses will provide transportation to the event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Return transportation will be available from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Trump last visited northern Nevada on September 12th holding a campaign rally at the Minden Tahoe Airport.

Nevada State Democratic Party spokesperson Madison Mundy released the following statement ahead of Trump's reported visit:

"The last time Donald Trump came to our state, he held an indoor rally as the pandemic raged, and then lied about it on national television. Now, as coronavirus cases rise in Nevada and thirty other states due to Trump’s disastrous coronavirus response, he’s returning to our state to spread more lies at a reckless rally. Trump’s desperate attempts to erase his failed record won’t fool Nevadans. During this pandemic and throughout his presidency, Trump has chosen to prioritize his wealthy, well-connected friends over hardworking Nevadans. Instead of pulling another campaign stunt, Trump should focus on getting relief to Nevada families who are suffering because of his failure to lead. Nevadans are fed up with Trump’s skewed priorities and will vote him out come November.”