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Who We Are

The Capital Projects Division consists of engineers and technicians who are responsible for the inventory, construction, major repair, and maintenance of assets and infrastructure owned by the City. Examples of assets and infrastructure are buildings, parks, streets, storm drains and sewers. Our Projects MapTrao đổi tuyệt đối will show you where all our projects are this year.

Streets Confirmed for RehabilitationTrao đổi tuyệt đối were presented to City Council by Capital Projects.

City of Reno's road closure informationTrao đổi tuyệt đối shows current construction traffic control.

We provide engineering, surveying and project management services for Public Works and other City departments, such as the parks department and Police and Fire. We oversee the design and construction of new facilities as well as improvements to existing facilities. We work closely with contractors and consultants to ensure all assets are built to city specifications and stay within budgeted limits. It is our job to maintain and protect your investment.

Trao đổi tuyệt đốiCurrent and Planned Projects	Payroll Reports	Maps
11th Street Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation Project	Certified Payroll Report	Project Location
2019 Sewer Maintenance & Repairs	Certified Payroll Report	City-wide
CDBG – 2020 City of Reno Pedestrian Ramp Improvement Project	Bid opening 12/2020	City-wide
2020 Permanent Patch Program	Certified Payroll Report	City-wide
2020 Reno Preventative Maintenance	Certified Payroll Report	City-wide
2020 Sewer CIPP (Cured-In-Place-Pipe) Rehabilitation Project	Bid opening 12/2020	City-wide
2020 Traffic Signal On-Call	Certified Payroll Report	City-wide
2021 Bartlett Street Area Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation Project	In design	Project Location
2021 Roberts/Wilson Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation Project	In design	Project Location
2021 Stewart/E. Taylor Neighborhood Street & Sewer Rehabilitation Project	In design	Project Location
2021 Permanent Patch Program	Bid opening 11/2020	City-wide
Ambassador Drive Area Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation	Certified Payroll Repor t	Project Location
Cyan Park (Phase II)	Certified Payroll Report	Project Location
Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center (EMNECC) Pool Replaster and Retile	Certified Payroll Report
Fire Station 11 Roof Restoration	Certified Payroll Report
Golden Valley Lift Station Replacement Project	Project start 12/2020	Project Location
Idlewild Park Playground Replacement	Certified Payroll Report
Mayor s Park	Certified Payroll Report
Reno Tennis Center Courts 9, 10, 13, and 14 Rehabilitation	Certified Payroll Report
Reno-Stead Water Reclamation Facility (RSWRF) 4 MGD Expansion	Certified Payroll Report
Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility (TMWRF) Motor Control Centers 12 & 24 Replacement Project	Certified Payroll Report
TMWRF Nitrification Tower 2 2019 Rehabilitation Project	Certified Payroll Report
TMWRF Raw Sewage Pump Station Switchgear and LVDC-1A Switchboard Rehabilitation Project	Project awarded 2/2020

Excavation & Encroachment Permits

The City of Reno requires all contractors who perform work within the right of way to be licensed and bonded with the City. To be added to the City's list of licensed and bonded contractors please review the criteria and submit a completed Contractor's application.

Once contractors are bonded they may apply for an excavation and encroachment permit to work within the City right of way. Working without a permit can result in penalties in the amount of triple the total permit fees for a first offense and quadruple the amount for the second offense.

Permit applicationsTrao đổi tuyệt đối, drawings, and traffic control plans are submitted to Capital Projects at City Hall, 1 E. First Street, 8th Floor, where they are reviewed and approved. Once they are approved, contractors obtain their permit at 1 E. First Street, 2nd Floor. Approval time for most standard applications is approximately three business days.

Special Assessment Districts

A Special Assessment District (SAD) is an arrangement between property owners and the City of Reno to help fund infrastructure improvements and benefit the adjacent property owners.

SADs are created for the City's Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation projects as well as the Regional Transportation Commission's (RTC) arterial and collector street rehabilitation projects. SADs are typically created for street projects. Sometimes SADs are created by petition for commercial or industrial development opportunities or where participants desire to bring their infrastructure up to City standards so they can be accepted and maintained by the City.

For more information please visit the Special Assessment District web page or call (775) 334-3332.

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