Residents in unincorporated Washoe County can set extra bags in May and November; the cleanup aims to help reduce fire risk.

Volunteers worked at 26 sites around Reno Sparks, focusing on illegal dump sites, removing invasive weeds and restoring local parks.

Volunteers needed for a one day effort to clean dozens of sites and make a visible impact locally. 

Free drop off helps clear yard waste, a simple step that could make a big difference this fire season.

The City of Reno’s Parks and Recreation Department says cameras will be placed in areas where they see concerns for illegal dumping along the Truckee River.

Community turns leftover food into dog treats, helping shelters through a hands-on event in Reno.

Burn season returns soon, with permits required and rules shaping when and how people can burn debris.

An Earth Month effort invites people to clear out items and give back while helping reduce local waste.

The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office H.O.P.E Team says that the Initiative has already produced positive results.