On the agenda: meeting — Automated License Plate (Nov 17)

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STOREY COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS MEETING
11/17/2026 10:00 AM

STOREY COUNTY COURTHOUSE
26 SOUTH B STREET, VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA

AGENDA
This meeting will be held in person and the public is welcome to attend.
Members of the public who wish to watch the meeting remotely may do so by accessing the Storey
County Clerk’s new YouTube channel. To access the Channel and the Live Stream:
1. Open your browser and go to www.youtube.com/@storeycountyclerk
2. Click on the Storey County seal
when it has the LIVE display, or click on the video picture
for the meeting in the playlist under the county seal with the LIVE display on the graphic.
- Public comment may be made by in-person appearance only. For additional information or supporting documents please contact the
Storey County Clerk’s Office at 775-847-0969.

JAY CARMONA
CHAIRMAN

ANNE LANGER
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

CLAY MITCHELL
VICE-CHAIRMAN
DONALD GILMAN
COMMISSIONER

JIM HINDLE
CLERK-TREASURER

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Members of the Board of County Commissioners also serve as the Board of Fire Commissioners for
the Storey County Fire Protection District, Storey County Health Board, Storey County Brothel
License Board, Storey County Water and Sewer System Board, Storey County Highway Board and
the Storey County Liquor and Licensing Board and during this meeting may convene as any of
those boards as indicated on this or a separately posted agenda. All matters listed under the
consent agenda are considered routine and may be acted upon by the Board of County
Commissioners with one action, and without an extensive hearing. Any member of the Board or
any citizen may request that an item be taken from the consent agenda, discussed, and acted upon
separately during this meeting.
Pursuant to NRS 241.020 (2)(d)(6) Items on the agenda may be taken out of order, the public body
may combine two or more agenda items for consideration, and the public body may remove an
item from the agenda or delay discussion relating to an item on the agenda at any time.

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The Commission Chair reserves the right to limit the time allotted for each individual to speak.
Public comment is limited to three minutes per individual.
All items include discussion and possible action to approve, modify, deny, or continue unless
marked otherwise.
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CALL TO ORDER REGULAR MEETING AT 10:00 A.M.

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CONVENE AS THE STOREY COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

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PUBLIC COMMENT (No Action) Public comment is welcomed at the beginning and end of
each meeting. These comments should be limited to matters not already on today’s calendar
agenda. Public comment is again welcomed after each item on the agenda, and those
comments should be limited to the agendized topic.
Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per individual. Participation in public comment is not
available to those viewing the livestream broadcast of the meeting. Written public comment
may be submitted by email to [email protected], to P.O. Box 176 Virginia
City, NV 89440, or brought to the County Manager’s Office, Suite #3, Storey County
Courthouse 26 South “B” Street, Virginia City, NV. Written public comment must be received
by the County Manager’s Office no later than 5:00 p.m. the Monday preceding the meeting of
the Storey County Board of County Commissioners for it to be made part of the board packet
record.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval of the agenda for the November 17, 2026,
meeting.

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CONSENT AGENDA FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
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Approval of claims for the amount of: $30,596,938.87.

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DISCUSSION ONLY (No Action - No Public Comment): Committee/Staff Reports

8.

BOARD COMMENT (No Action - No Public Comment)

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval to authorize the Storey County Manager to
provide a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding Vantage Data Centers NV13,
LLC's application to the Governor's Office of Economic Development for a Data
Center Sales and Use Tax Abatement, and Data Center Personal Property Tax
for operations planned in Storey County.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval to authorize the Storey County Manager to
provide a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding Silicon Valley Mechanical, Inc.'s
application to the Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED)for a
Sales and Use Tax Abatement, Modified Business Tax Abatement, and Personal
Property Tax for operations planned in Storey County.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval to authorize the Storey County Manager to
provide a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding Microsoft Corporation's
application to the Governor's Office of Economic Development for a Data
Center Sales and Use Tax Abatement for operations planned in Storey County.
A Data Center Personal Property Tax Abatement will not be sought.

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RECESS TO CONVENE AS THE STOREY COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
BOARD

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval for a capital budget reallocation of
funding from the Dozer to the purchase of an Excavator along with upfitting.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval for a capital budget allocation for the
purchase of up to two new fully outfitted prevention staff vehicles for new
prevention personnel.

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RECESS TO RECONVENE AS THE STOREY COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval to change the location of the December 15,
2026, Board of County Commissioners Meeting from the usual and customary
location of the Storey County District Court House to Piper's Opera House
located at 12 North "B" Street, Virginia City, Nevada.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval authorizing the County Manager to
approve and sign a contract between Storey County and Steven D. King,
Attorney at Law for consultation in water resource planning with focus on
potential negotiations with the State of Nevada regarding allocation and
acquisition of water and/or water system components of the Marlette Water
System, at an hourly rate of $300 per hour (retroactive for year one (03
November 2025 to 02 November 2026) and $325 per hour for years two and
three (03 November 2026 to 02 November 2028) as compensation for the
professional services provided, not to exceed $20,000.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Consideration and possible approval of the new Storey County Administrative
Policy on Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) Technology,
establishing standards for the installation, operation, access, retention, security,
oversight, and transparency of County-managed ALPR systems.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
Updates, discussion, and possible direction to county staff and lobbyists
regarding Storey County’s draft bill regarding economic development and tax
abatements for the 2027 Nevada legislature, as well as any upcoming bills,
legislation, and other legislative matters potentially affecting Storey County.

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DISCUSSION/FOR POSSIBLE ACTION:
For Consideration and possible approval of business license reading:
A. ABC Vending – Out of County / 1306 Butler St. ~ Reno, NV
B.
American Transportation Systems – Out of County / 3133 E. South Street.
~ Long Beach, CA
C.
Apex Site Solutions, Inc– Contractor / 9749 Kent St. ~ Elk Grove, CA
D. Bighorn Painting & Drywall LLC – Contractor / 2170 W. 7th St. ~
Reno, NV
E.
City Wide Facility Solutions – Out of County / 1000 Bible Way Ste. 2 ~
Reno, NV
F.
Lahontan Trade Expeditors – Out of County / 450 Sinclair St. Box 4F ~
Reno, NV
G. NES Global, LLC – Out of County / 800 Gessner Rd. Ste. 800 ~
Houston, TX
H. New Roof NV LLC – Contractor / 9732 State Route 445 # 339 ~ Sparks, NV
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Pacific Tank & Construction Inc. Corporation – Out of County /
31551 Avenida Los Cerritos ~ San Juan Capistrano, CA
J.
Peirson Wireless Corp. – Contactor / 5205 Hovis Rd. ~ Charlotte, NC
K. Precision Roofing and Rain Gutters – Contractor / 1410 Greg St. #416 ~
Sparks, NV

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S&O Prime LLC – Out of County / 3404 Wisconsin St. ~ Baytown, TX
Shijo’s Grill LLC – Food Truck / 1820 Chelcie St. ~ Fallon, NV
Sure Steel, Inc. – Contractor / 7528 S. Cornia Dr.~ South Weber,UT
Thomas Cole Construction – Contractor / 3700 Nye Dr. ~
Washoe Valley, NV
Torqued Garage Doors LLC – Contractor / 8 Arizona Cir. ~
Carson City, NV
TW Power Line Construction – Contractor / 1677 Eureka Rd. Ste 202 ~
Roseville, CA
Wilson Utility Construction Co. – Contractor / 1190 NW 3rd Ave ~
Canby, OR

PUBLIC COMMENT (No Action) Public comment is welcomed at the beginning and end of
each meeting. These comments should be limited to matters not already on today’s calendar
agenda. Public comment is again welcomed after each item on the agenda, and those
comments should be limited to the agendized topic.
Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per individual. Participation in public comment is not
available to those viewing the livestream broadcast of the meeting. Written public comment
may be submitted by email to [email protected], to P.O. Box 176 Virginia
City, NV 89440, or brought to the County Manager’s Office, Suite #3, Storey County
Courthouse 26 South “B” Street, Virginia City, NV. Written public comment must be received
by the County Manager’s Office no later than 5:00 p.m. the Monday preceding the meeting of
the Storey County Board of County Commissioners for it to be made part of the board packet
record.

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ADJOURNMENT OF ALL ACTIVE AND RECESSED BOARDS ON THE AGENDA

NOTICE:
• Anyone interested may request personal notice of the meetings.
• Agenda items must be received in writing by 12:00 noon on the Monday of the week preceding
the regular meeting. For information call (775) 847-0969.
• Items may not necessarily be heard in the order that they appear.
• PUBLIC COMMENT (No Action): Public comment is welcomed at the beginning and end of
each meeting. These comments should be limited to matters not already on today’s calendar
agenda. Public comment is again welcomed after each item on the agenda, & those comments
should be limited to the agendized topic. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per
individual.
• Storey County recognizes the needs and civil rights of all persons regardless of race, color,
religion, gender, disability, family status, or nation origin.

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In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil
rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and
institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from
discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including
gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status,
income derived from a public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for
prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA (not all
bases apply to all programs). Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or
incident.
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program
information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact
the responsible Agency or USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or
contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program
information may be made available in languages other than English.
To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the USDA Program Discrimination
Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at
http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html and at any USDA office or write a
letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form.
To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or
letter to USDA by:
(1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
1400 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410
(2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or
(3) email: [email protected].
USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.

Notice to persons with disabilities: Members of the public who are disabled and require special
assistance or accommodations at the meeting are requested to notify the Commissioners’ Office in
writing at PO Box 176, Virginia City, Nevada 89440.

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CERTIFICATION OF POSTING
I, Drema Smith, Administrative Assistant to Storey County, do hereby certify that I posted, or caused
to be posted, a copy of this agenda at the following locations on or before 11/12/2026; Storey County
Courthouse located at 26 S B St in Virginia City, NV, the Virginia City Senior Center at 100 Mill
Street, Virginia City, NV, the Mark Twain Community Center located at 500 Sam Clemons Ave in
Dayton, NV, the Virginia City Highlands Mailbox Plaza on Cartwright Road in Virginia City, NV,
and the Lockwood Senior Center located at 800 Peri Ranch Road in Lockwood, NV. This agenda was
also posted to the Nevada State website at https://notice.nv.gov/ and to the Storey County website
at: https://www.storeycounty.org/agendacenter
By:

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Drema Smith
Administrative Assistant III

Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 5 min
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: Consideration and possible approval of the agenda for the November 17, 2026,
meeting.

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Recommended motion: Approve or amend as necessary.

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Prepared by: Drema S Smith
Department: Commissioners

Contact Number: 7758470968

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Staff Summary: See attached.

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Supporting Materials: No Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager
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Other Agency Review:

Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Consent Agenda

Estimate of Time Required: 0 min

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Title: Approval of claims for the amount of: $30,596,938.87.

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Recommended motion: Approval of claims as submitted.

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Prepared by: Kyra Chavira
Department: Comptroller

Contact Number: 7758471133

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Staff Summary: Please find the claims attached.

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Supporting Materials: See Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager
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Other Agency Review:

Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 10 min
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: Consideration and possible approval to authorize the Storey County Manager to
provide a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding Vantage Data Centers NV13, LLC's
application to the Governor's Office of Economic Development for a Data Center Sales
and Use Tax Abatement, and Data Center Personal Property Tax for operations planned
in Storey County.

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Recommended motion: I (commissioner) move to approve the Storey County Manager
to provide a letter of acknowledgement regarding Vantage Data Centers NV13, LLC's
application to the Governor's Office of Economic Development for a Data Center Sales
and Use Tax Abatement, and Data Center Personal Property Tax for operations planned
in Storey County.

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Prepared by: Lara Mather
Department: Business Development

Contact Number: 7754324081

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Staff Summary: This item is subject to NRS 360 and the application to the Governor’s
Office of Economic Development to receive standard GOED abatements for meeting
established employee hiring, capital investment, and data center benchmarks. The
abatement impacts are summarized in the attached letter from GOED. GOED will
consider the abatements at its December 7, 2026, meeting at 10:00 a.m.

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Supporting Materials: See Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager

Other Agency Review:

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Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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STOREY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE
Storey County Courthouse
26 South “B” Street
P.O. Box 176 Virginia City, Nevada 89440
Phone: 775.847.0968 - Fax: 775.847.0949
[email protected]

Jay Carmona, Chair
Clay Mitchell, Vice-Chair
Donald Gilman, Commissioner
Austin Osborne, County Manager

November 17, 2026
Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development
Director Burns and Deputy Director Stonebarger
808 West Nye Lane
Carson City, NV 89703
Re: Response to GOED's Request for Acknowledgement - Vantage Data Centers NV13, LLC
Director Burns and Deputy Director Stonebarger:
Please accept this response to GOED's request for a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding
Vantage Data Centers NV13, LLC's application to the Governor's Office of Economic
Development for a Data Center Sales and Use Tax Abatement, and Data Center Personal
Property Tax for operations planned in Storey County.
Sincerely,

Austin Osborne
Storey County Manger

cc: Storey County Commissioners
Storey County District Attorney’s Office

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In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, age, or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider
and employer. This institution is an equal opportunity provider."

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 10 min
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
•

Title: Consideration and possible approval to authorize the Storey County Manager to
provide a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding Silicon Valley Mechanical, Inc.'s
application to the Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED)for a Sales and
Use Tax Abatement, Modified Business Tax Abatement, and Personal Property Tax for
operations planned in Storey County.

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Recommended motion: I (commissioner) move to approve the Storey County Manager
to provide a letter of acknowledgement regarding Silicon Valley Mechanical, Inc.'s
application to the Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) for a Sales and
Use Tax Abatement, Modified Business Tax Abatement, and Personal Property Tax for
operations planned in Storey County.

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I (commissioner) move to approve the Storey County Manager to provide a letter of
acknowledgement regarding Silicon Valley Mechanical, Inc.'s application to the
Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) for a Sales and Use Tax
Abatement, Modified Business Tax Abatement, and Personal Property Tax for operations
planned in Storey County.
Prepared by: Lara Mather
Department: Business Development

Contact Number: 7754324081

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Staff Summary: This item is subject to NRS 360 and the application to the Governor’s
Office of Economic Development to receive standard GOED abatements for meeting
established employee hiring, capital investment, and data center benchmarks. The
abatement impacts are summarized in the attached letter from GOED. GOED will
consider the abatements at its December 7, 2026, meeting at 10:00 a.m.

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Supporting Materials: See Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:

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Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager
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Other Agency Review:

Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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STOREY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE
Storey County Courthouse
26 South “B” Street
P.O. Box 176 Virginia City, Nevada 89440
Phone: 775.847.0968 - Fax: 775.847.0949
[email protected]

Jay Carmona, Chair
Clay Mitchell, Vice-Chair
Donald Gilman, Commissioner
Austin Osborne, County Manager

November 17, 2026
Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development
Director Burns and Deputy Director Stonebarger
808 West Nye Lane
Carson City, NV 89703
Re: Response to GOED's Request for Acknowledgement - Silicon Valley Mechanical, Inc.
Director Burns and Deputy Director Stonebarger:
Please accept this response to GOED's request for a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding
Silicon Valley Mechanical, Inc.'s application to the Governor's Office of Economic
Development for a Sales and Use Tax Abatement, Modified Business Tax Abatement, and
Personal Property Tax for operations planned in Storey County.
Sincerely,

Austin Osborne
Storey County Manger

cc: Storey County Commissioners
Storey County District Attorney’s Office

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In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, age, or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider
and employer. This institution is an equal opportunity provider."

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 10 min
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: Consideration and possible approval to authorize the Storey County Manager to
provide a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding Microsoft Corporation's application to the
Governor's Office of Economic Development for a Data Center Sales and Use Tax
Abatement for operations planned in Storey County. A Data Center Personal Property
Tax Abatement will not be sought.

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Recommended motion: I (commissioner) move to approve the Storey County Manager
to provide a letter of acknowledgement regarding Microsoft Corporation's application to
the Governor's Office of Economic Development for a Data Center Sales and Use Tax
Abatement for operations planned in Storey County. A Data Center Personal Property
Tax Abatement will not be sought.

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Prepared by: Lara Mather
Department: Business Development

Contact Number: 7754324081

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Staff Summary: This item is subject to NRS 360 and the application to the Governor’s
Office of Economic Development to receive standard GOED abatements for meeting
established employee hiring, capital investment, and data center benchmarks. The
abatement impacts are summarized in the attached letter from GOED. GOED will
consider the abatements at its December 7, 2026, meeting at 10:00 a.m.

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Supporting Materials: See Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager

Other Agency Review:

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Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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STOREY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE
Storey County Courthouse
26 South “B” Street
P.O. Box 176 Virginia City, Nevada 89440
Phone: 775.847.0968 - Fax: 775.847.0949
[email protected]

Jay Carmona, Chair
Clay Mitchell, Vice-Chair
Donald Gilman, Commissioner
Austin Osborne, County Manager

November 17, 2026
Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development
Director Burns and Deputy Director Stonebarger
808 West Nye Lane
Carson City, NV 89703
Re: Response to GOED's Request for Acknowledgement - Microsoft Corporation
Director Burns and Deputy Director Stonebarger:
Please accept this response to GOED's request for a Letter of Acknowledgment regarding
Microsoft Corporation's application, not including a Data Center Personal Property Tax
Abatement request, to the Governor's Office of Economic Development for a Data Center
Sales and Use Tax Abatement for operations planned in Storey County
Sincerely,

Austin Osborne
Storey County Manger

cc: Storey County Commissioners
Storey County District Attorney’s Office

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In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, age, or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider
and employer. This institution is an equal opportunity provider."

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Storey County Board of Fire Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026

Estimate of time required: 5 Minutes

Agenda: Consent [ ] Regular agenda [X ] Public hearing required [ ]
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1. Title: DISCUSSION/POSSIBLE ACTION: To approve capital budget reallocation of funding
from the Dozer to the purchase of an Excavator along with upfitting.
2. Recommended motion: “I (Fire Commissioner) move to approve the capital budget
reallocation for the purchase and outfitting a new Excavator not to exceed $400,000”.
3. Prepared by: Bob Ryser
Department: Fire

Telephone: 847-0954

4. Staff summary: With purchase of a new Dozer at the end of fiscal 2026, we still have $350,000
in capital for heavy equipment for 2027. Although we were planning to purchase an Excavator in
the 2028 budget, the cistern project and fuels mitigation throughout the Highlands have
highlighted the need to elevate the priority of this purchase. We would like to reallocate the Dozer
funding along with additional funding from not purchasing the retro-fit of a water tender due to a
change in priorities. We would like to re-allocate the Dozer and Water Tender funding to purchase
this excavator in fiscal 2027.
5. Supporting materials: None
6. Fiscal impact: Yes
Funds Available: Yes
7. Legal review required:
8. Reviewed by:
_BR_ Department Head
_X_ Comptroller
9. Board action:
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Approved
[]
Denied

Fund: 280

_X_ Comptroller

____ District Attorney
Department Name: Fire District
Other agency review: __HR__________________
[]
[]

Approved with Modifications
Continued
Agenda Item No.

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Storey County Board of Fire Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026

Estimate of time required: 5 Minutes

Agenda: Consent [ ] Regular agenda [X ] Public hearing required [ ]
_______________________________________________________________________________
1. Title: DISCUSSION/POSSIBLE ACTION: To approve capital budget allocation for the
purchase of up to two new fully outfitted prevention staff vehicles for new prevention
personnel.
2. Recommended motion: “I (Fire Commissioner) move to approve the capital budget allocation
for the purchase and outfitting of two new fire prevention staff vehicles not to exceed
$140,000”.
3. Prepared by: Bob Ryser
Department: Fire

Telephone: 847-0954

4. Staff summary: With the addition of a recently approved Fire Inspector and possible GSA
agreement with Tesla to cover an additional inspector, we would like to get approval to purchase
up to two additional fire prevention staff vehicles. Although we had remaining funds from the
previously approved vehicles, it is insufficient to cover the costs of two additional vehicles so that
funding would roll into the upcoming fiscal year. We are however, not going to purchase the retrofit of a water tender due to a change in priorities. We would like to re-allocate part of the water
tender funding to cover the cost of these prevention apparatus.
5. Supporting materials: None
6. Fiscal impact: Yes
Funds Available: Yes
7. Legal review required:
8. Reviewed by:
_BR_ Department Head
_X_ Comptroller
9. Board action:
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Approved
[]
Denied

Fund: 280

_X_ Comptroller

____ District Attorney
Department Name: Fire District
Other agency review: __HR__________________
[]
[]

Approved with Modifications
Continued
Agenda Item No.

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 10 minutes
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: Consideration and possible approval to change the location of the December 15,
2026, Board of County Commissioners Meeting from the usual and customary location of
the Storey County District Court House to Piper's Opera House located at 12 North "B"
Street , Virginia City, Nevada.

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Recommended motion: I, Commissioner ____________, move to approve the the
location of the December 1, 2026 Board of County Commissioners Meeting from the
usual and customary location of the Storey County District Court House to Piper's Opera
House located at 12 North "B" Street , Virginia City, Nevada.

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Prepared by: Lisa Maciel
Department: Commissioners

Contact Number: 7758470968

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Staff Summary: The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting scheduled for
December 15, 2026, requires relocation due to a jury trial and jury selection taking place
in the District Court on the same date and the Justice Court is also unavailable this date.
To ensure court operations are not disrupted and to maintain adequate space and security
for trial proceedings, staff recommends relocating the BOCC meeting to Piper's Opera
House. This temporary change will allow both county business and judicial activities to
proceed smoothly without space or access conflicts.

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Supporting Materials: No Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager

Other Agency Review:

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Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 15 mins
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: Consideration and possible approval authorizing the County Manager to approve
and sign a contract between Storey County and Steven D. King, Attorney at Law for
consultation in water resource planning with focus on potential negotiations with the
State of Nevada regarding allocation and acquisition of water and/or water system
components of the Marlette Water System, at an hourly rate of $300 per hour (retroactive
for year one (03 November 2025 to 02 November 2026) and $325 per hour for years two
and three (03 November 2026 to 02 November 2028) as compensation for the
professional services provided, not to exceed $20,000.

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Recommended motion: I [commissioner] motion to authorize the County Manager to
approve and sign a contract between Storey County and Steven D. King, Attorney at Law
for consultation in water resource planning with focus on potential negotiations with the
State of Nevada regarding allocation and acquisition of water and/or water system
components of the Marlette Water System, at an hourly rate of $300 per hour (retroactive
for year one (03 November 2025 to 02 November 2026) and $325 per hour for years two
and three (03 November 2026 to 02 November 2028) as compensation for the
professional services provided, not to exceed $20,000.

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Prepared by: Lisa Maciel
Department: Commissioners

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Contact Number: 7758470968

Staff Summary: Water rights associated with the Marlette Water System are owned by
the State of Nevada and administered through the Nevada Public Works Division. Since
1963, the State has supplied water to Storey County and Carson City through a series of
long-term agreements. The system includes approximately 11,476 acre-feet of water
rights and remains the sole source of municipal water for the Comstock communities,
making protection of existing and future water supplies a primary County priority. Future
planning efforts will continue to evaluate system capacity, infrastructure needs, and
opportunities for the beneficial use of available water resources.
The Storey County Water Resources Master Plan provides guidance for future water
resource planning, including evaluation of long-term municipal water demands, potential
surplus water supplies, and opportunities to support future growth areas such as the
Highlands and Mark Twain while ensuring adequate supplies for existing users. The
County is also evaluating potential negotiations concerning the allocation, acquisition,

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and management of water rights and water system components associated with the
Marlette Water System.
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To support these efforts, Storey County has retained Steven D. King, Attorney at Law, to
provide specialized expertise in Nevada water law, water rights planning, and
negotiations involving the Marlette Water System and related agreements. During
renewal of the County's consulting services agreement, it was identified that the previous
contract had expired before a successor agreement was executed. The new agreement
therefore included retroactive compensation for services provided during the lapse
period, ensuring continuity of professional support for ongoing water resource planning
and negotiations.

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Supporting Materials: See Attachments

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Fiscal Impact: 80,000

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager
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Other Agency Review:

Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is entered into this 17th day of November, 2026, between Steven
D. King, Attorney at Law (hereinafter referred to as “the CONSULTANT”) and Storey County
(hereinafter referred to as “the COUNTY”).
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS the COUNTY desires to have the CONSULTANT provide specified services
during the term of this Agreement; and,
WHEREAS the COUNTY and the CONSULTANT desire to provide a full statement of
their respective rights, obligations and duties in connection with the performance of the
CONSULTANT’S duties hereunder;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants, terms and conditions
contained in this Agreement, the parties do mutually agree as follows:
SECTION I: CONSULTANT’S SERVICES
A. The CONSULTANT, under the direction of the County Manager, shall perform the
duties associated with water resource planning for the COUNTY with a focus on potential
negotiations concerning allocation and acquisition of water and/or water system components of
the Marlette Lake Water System from the current owner/operator. Activities would include
meeting with interested entities involved with the potential negotiations, providing input on
resource availability, and proposing potential terms and conditions for any acquisition of water
resources and systems for the COUNTY. As requested, the CONSULTANT will research
pertinent water related issues for the COUNTY, develop reports and make presentations.
SECTION II: COMPENSATION AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
A.
The COUNTY agrees to pay the CONSULTANT $300 per hour (retroactive for
year one (03 November 2025 to 02 November 2026) and $325 per hour for years two and three
(03 November 2026 to 02 November 2028) as compensation for the professional services provided,
not to exceed $20,000. In addition, the COUNTY agrees to reimburse any related travel expenses
if the COUNSULTANT is required, as part of the duties described in SECTION 1, to travel out of
the northern Nevada area. All travel expenses must be pre-approved by the COUNTY.
B.
The CONSULTANT shall invoice the COUNTY on or near the 10th of each month
for the services provided. All payments shall be due within 30 days after the COUNTY receives
the invoice from the CONSULTANT. Failure to pay the agreed upon amount as per Paragraph A
of this Section will constitute a breach of this agreement.

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SECTION III: TERM AND TERMINATION
This Agreement shall remain in effect for the term beginning September 4th, 2025,
and ending September 3rd, 2028.
A.

Either party may terminate this Agreement without cause upon thirty (30) days
prior written notice to the other party. The CONSULTANT is entitled to pro rata fees up to any
termination date, only if the COUNTY terminates this Agreement.
B.

SECTION IV: INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT
A.
The CONSULTANT will personally perform the professional services and duties
required hereunder as an independent contractor and not as an employee, agent, partner of, nor
joint ventures with the COUNTY.
SECTION V: SERVICES TO BE PERFORMED
A.

The CONSULTANT shall be responsible for the professional quality, timely
completion, and coordination of all services furnished to the COUNTY.

B.
The CONSULTANT understands that the CONSULTANT will act solely in an
advisory and consulting capacity. The CONSULTANT cannot and will not make decisions on
behalf of the COUNTY. Any final decisions regarding any of the matters for which the
CONSULTANT has been retained remain solely the COUNTY’S.
C.
No services or work performed or produced hereunder shall be released by the
CONSULTANT without the express written permission of the COUNTY.
SECTION VI: MISCELLANEOUS
A.
Any notice required or permitted by this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be
deemed given at the time it is deposited in the United States mail, postage prepaid, certified or
registered mail, return receipt requested, addressed to the party to whom it is to be given as follows:
CONSULTANT

Steven D. King
Attorney at Law
227 River Road
Dayton, NV 89403

COUNTY:

Austin Osborne
Storey County Manager
PO Box 176

Virginia City, NV 89440

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B.
This Agreement may not be assigned by either party without the express written
consent of the other party.
C.
The CONSULTANT and the COUNTY agree that this Agreement does not
constitute an exclusive relationship. Nothing herein shall be construed as a limitation upon the
right of the CONSULTANT to engage in any other consulting agreement, service agreement,
business venture or other activity.
D.
This Agreement will be interpreted and enforced under Nevada Law. Any lawsuits
to enforce any part of this Agreement must be brought in a Nevada court.
E.
This Agreement is solely for the benefit of the parties hereto. This Agreement shall
not create any right in or benefit to any other persons or entities or members of the general public.
F.
This Agreement embodies the whole agreement between the parties. There are no
inducements, promises, terms, conditions, or obligations made or entered into by the
CONSULTANT or the COUNTY other than those contained herein.
G.
This Agreement may be executed in two or more counterparts, all of which shall be
considered one and the same Agreement and shall become effective when one or more counterparts
have been signed by each party and delivered to the other party, it being understood that all parties
need not sign the same counterpart. This Agreement may be executed by facsimile signatures.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the CONSULTANT and the COUNTY have duly executed
this Agreement on the date first written above.
CONSULTANT

Steven D. King
Attorney at Law

STOREY COUNTY

Austin Osborne
Storey County Manager

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 15 mins
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: Consideration and possible approval of the new Storey County Administrative
Policy on Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) Technology, establishing
standards for the installation, operation, access, retention, security, oversight, and
transparency of County-managed ALPR systems.

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Recommended motion: I, Commissioner _____________, move to approve the new
Storey County Administrative Policy governing Automated License Plate Recognition
(ALPR) Technology, establishing standards for the installation, operation, access,
retention, security, oversight, and transparency of County-managed ALPR systems.

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Prepared by: Lisa Maciel
Department: Commissioners

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Contact Number: 7758470968

Staff Summary: This Administrative Policy is to establish clear standards for the use of
Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology throughout the County. The
policy provides a governance framework for the installation, operation, access, retention,
auditing, and oversight of County-managed ALPR systems while ensuring alignment
with the Storey County Sheriff's Office ALPR Policy.
The proposed policy is intended to enhance public safety while safeguarding privacy
rights, promoting transparency, and ensuring accountability in the management and use
of ALPR technology. Key provisions include requirements for approved camera siting,
restricted user access, limitations on data use and sharing, mandatory audit procedures,
cybersecurity protections, and automatic deletion of ALPR data after thirty (30) days
unless retention is required by a warrant, court order, or litigation hold.
The policy also establishes annual review requirements and reporting mechanisms to
ensure continued compliance, transparency, and alignment with County and Sheriff's
Office operational standards. Approval of this policy will provide consistent countywide
governance and oversight of current and future ALPR technologies deployed by Storey
County.
Supporting Materials: See Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager
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Other Agency Review:

Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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STOREY COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

NUMBER:
EFFECTIVE DATE:
REVISED:
AUTHORITY:
COUNTY MANAGER:

100.013
11/17/2026
BOCC
AO

SUBJECT: AUTOMATED LICENSE PLATE
RECOGNITION (ALPR) TECHNOLOGY

I.

Purpose:
The purpose of this policy is to establish clear, consistent standards for the installation,
operation, access, retention, and oversight of all Automated License Plate Recognition
(ALPR) cameras, software systems, and related technologies, regardless of brand, make, or
model, deployed within Storey County. This policy ensures that ALPR technology is used
in a manner that enhances public safety while safeguarding individual privacy rights and
promoting transparency and accountability in County operations. This policy is adopted in
conjunction with, and is intended to complement, the Storey County Sheriff’s Office ALPR
Policy, ensuring that all ALPR systems operate in alignment with the Sheriff’s established
standards, privacy protections, and operational requirements, and Storey County
Administrative Policies and Procedures.

II.

Policy:
This County policy applies to all ALPR technology and platforms, and operates in full
alignment with the Storey County Sheriff’s Office ALPR Policy. It is not intended to
replace or supersede any law‑enforcement‑specific standards or restrictions. Instead, it
provides a coordinated governance framework for all County‑managed ALPR systems,
ensuring consistent practices, unified safeguards, and effective oversight across all ALPR
technologies deployed within Storey County.

III. Scope:
1. This policy applies to:
i. All ALPR cameras (regardless of make/model/brand) owned, installed, or managed
by Storey County Sheriff’s Office operational use.
2. All personnel authorized to access ALPR data.
3. All stored ALPR images or metadata, regardless of location.
4. Any entity requesting access to ALPR data generated within Storey County.
IV. Installation and Siting Requirements:
1. All ALPR camera installations must:
i. Meet applicable state and federal highway safety standards.
ii. Receive formal location approval from the Board of County Commissioners.
iii. Be reviewed in coordination with the Sheriff’s Office to ensure consistency with
law enforcement operational needs.
2. No ALPR camera may be installed in a manner that targets constitutionally protected
activities or surveils individuals without a legitimate public safety purpose.

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V.

Data Ownership and Local Control:
1. Storey County retains full ownership and control of all ALPR data collected by Countyoperated ALPR cameras.
2. Data may not be shared with:
i. Any external agency,
ii. Any government entity, or
iii. Any private organization unless accompanied by a valid warrant, court order, or
other legally sufficient instrument.
3. No standing or automatic data‑sharing agreements are permitted without explicit
approval by the County Commissioners.

VI. Authorized Access:
1. Access to ALPR systems is restricted to individually authorized personnel who have
completed approved training.
2. Authorized individuals must:
i. Use unique, non‑shared login credentials.
ii. Access data only for specific, legitimate County operational purposes.
iii. All access must be logged, including user identity, date/time, purpose, and plates or
data viewed.
VII. Data Use Limitations:
1. Data collected through ALPR cameras may only be used for:
i. Legitimate public safety or county operational purposes approved under this policy.
ii. Responses to valid warrants or court orders.
iii. Activities consistent with the Sheriff’s Office ALPR policy.
VIII. Prohibited uses include:
1. Monitoring individuals or groups without legal authorization.
2. Tracking based on protected characteristics.
3. Any personal, commercial, or non‑governmental purpose.
IX. Data Retention:
1. All ALPR data shall be automatically and permanently deleted after seven (7) calendar
days from the date of capture.
2. No extension of retention is permitted unless:
i. Required by a valid warrant,
ii. Required by a litigation hold, or
iii. Directed by a court order.
X.

Transparency and Audits:
1. Monthly audits shall be conducted to review:
i. Access logs,
ii. Searches performed,
iii. Compliance with warrant requirements,
iv. Any suspected misuse.
2. Audits may be conducted internally or externally by authorized/approved
individuals/entities.

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3. Annual public transparency reports shall summarize:
i. Number of camera locations,
ii. Number of data‑access events,
iii. Number of warrants received,
iv. Any policy violations.
v. Audit results shall be made available to:
a. The County Manager,
b. The Board of County Commissioners,
c. The public, upon lawful request.
XI. Policy Oversight and Review:
1. This policy shall be reviewed annually or more frequently if required.
2. Updates must receive approval from:
i. The Board of County Commissioners.
3. Sheriff’s Office Policies and County Policy must align with the ALPR Policy.
XII. Security Requirements:
1. Access must follow industry-standard cybersecurity practices, including encryption,
password protection, and access logging.
2. Unauthorized export, copying, screenshotting, or distribution of ALPR data is strictly
prohibited.
3. Any suspected misuse must be reported immediately to the County Manager’s Office,
the Sheriff’s Office, and the Human Resources Department.
XIII. Enforcement
1. Policy violations may result in:
i. Revocation of system access,
ii. Disciplinary action under County personnel policies,
iii. Referral for criminal investigation if required under state or federal law.
XIV. Responsibility for review:
This policy will be reviewed every 1 year or as necessary by the County Manager’s office.

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 10 min
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: Updates, discussion, and possible direction to county staff and lobbyists regarding
Storey County’s draft bill regarding economic development and tax abatements for the
2027 Nevada legislature, as well as any upcoming bills, legislation, and other legislative
matters potentially affecting Storey County.

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Recommended motion: I [county commissioner] motion to direct county staff and
lobbyists to represent Storey County on known BDRs, bills, and other potential
legislation affecting Storey County as follows: _________.

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Prepared by: Austin Osborne
Department: Commissioners

Contact Number: 775-847-0968

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Staff Summary: This is a standing item so that the board may receive periodic updates
and other information, and possibly give direction or guidance to county staff and
lobbyists regarding emerging legislation, BDRs, and other potential legislative action
involving Storey County.

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Supporting Materials: No Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager
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Other Agency Review:

Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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Board of Storey County Commissioners
Agenda Action Report

Meeting date: 11/17/2026 10:00 AM Estimate of Time Required: 0-5
BOCC Meeting
Agenda Item Type: Discussion/Possible Action
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Title: For Consideration and possible approval of business license reading:
A. ABC Vending – Out of County / 1306 Butler St. ~ Reno, NV
B. American Transportation Systems – Out of County / 3133 E. South Street. ~ Long
Beach, CA
C. Apex Site Solutions, Inc– Contractor / 9749 Kent St. ~ Elk Grove, CA
D. Bighorn Painting & Drywall LLC – Contractor / 2170 W. 7th St. ~ Reno, NV
E. City Wide Facility Solutions – Out of County / 1000 Bible Way Ste. 2 ~ Reno, NV
F. Lahontan Trade Expeditors – Out of County / 450 Sinclair St. Box 4F ~ Reno, NV
G. NES Global, LLC – Out of County / 800 Gessner Rd. Ste. 800 ~ Houston, TX
H. New Roof NV LLC – Contractor / 9732 State Route 445 # 339 ~ Sparks, NV
I. Pacific Tank & Construction Inc. Corporation – Out of County / 31551 Avenida Los
Cerritos ~ San Juan Capistrano, CA
J. Peirson Wireless Corp. – Contactor / 5205 Hovis Rd. ~ Charlotte, NC
K. Precision Roofing and Rain Gutters – Contractor / 1410 Greg St. #416 ~ Sparks, NV
L. S&O Prime LLC – Out of County / 3404 Wisconsin St. ~ Baytown, TX
M. Shijo’s Grill LLC – Food Truck / 1820 Chelcie St. ~ Fallon, NV
N. Sure Steel, Inc. – Contractor / 7528 S. Cornia Dr.~ South Weber,UT
O. Thomas Cole Construction – Contractor / 3700 Nye Dr. ~ Washoe Valley, NV
P. Torqued Garage Doors LLC – Contractor / 8 Arizona Cir. ~ Carson City, NV
Q. TW Power Line Construction – Contractor / 1677 Eureka Rd. Ste 202 ~ Roseville,
CA
R. Wilson Utility Construction Co. – Contractor / 1190 NW 3rd Ave ~ Canby, OR

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Recommended motion: Approval

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Prepared by: Ashley Mead

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Department: Community Development
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Contact Number: 7758470966

Staff Summary: Second readings of submitted business license applications are
normally approved unless, for various reasons, requested to be continued to the next
meeting. A
follow-up letter noting those to be continued or approved will be submitted prior to the
Commission Meeting. The business licenses are then printed and mailed to the new
business license holder.

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Supporting Materials: See Attachments

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Fiscal Impact:

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Legal review required: False

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Reviewed by:
Department Head

Department Name:

____ County Manager
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Other Agency Review:

Board Action:
[ ] Approved
[ ] Denied

[ ] Approved with Modification
[ ] Continued

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Storey County Community Development
110 Toll Road ~ Gold Hill Divide
P O Box 526 ~ Virginia City NV 89440

To:

Jim Hindle, Clerk’s office
Austin Osborne, County Manager

Fr:

Ashley Mead

(775) 847-0966 ~ Fax (775) 847-0935
[email protected]

November 09, 2026
Via Email

Please add the following item(s) to the November 17, 2026

COMMISSIONERS Consent Agenda:

BUSINESS LICENSE READINGS:
A. ABC Vending – Out of County / 1306 Butler St. ~ Reno, NV
B. American Transportation Systems – Out of County / 3133 E. South Street. ~ Long Beach, CA
C. Apex Site Solutions, Inc– Contractor / 9749 Kent St. ~ Elk Grove, CA
D. Bighorn Painting & Drywall LLC – Contractor / 2170 W. 7th St. ~ Reno, NV
E. City Wide Facility Solutions – Out of County / 1000 Bible Way Ste. 2 ~ Reno, NV
F. Lahontan Trade Expeditors – Out of County / 450 Sinclair St. Box 4F ~ Reno, NV
G. NES Global, LLC – Out of County / 800 Gessner Rd. Ste. 800 ~ Houston, TX
H. New Roof NV LLC – Contractor / 9732 State Route 445 # 339 ~ Sparks, NV
I. Pacific Tank & Construction Inc. Corporation – Out of County / 31551 Avenida Los Cerritos ~ San
Juan Capistrano, CA
J. Peirson Wireless Corp. – Contactor / 5205 Hovis Rd. ~ Charlotte, NC
K. Precision Roofing and Rain Gutters – Contractor / 1410 Greg St. #416 ~ Sparks, NV
L. S&O Prime LLC – Out of County / 3404 Wisconsin St. ~ Baytown, TX
M. Shijo’s Grill LLC – Food Truck / 1820 Chelcie St. ~ Fallon, NV
N. Sure Steel, Inc. – Contractor / 7528 S. Cornia Dr.~ South Weber,UT
O. Thomas Cole Construction – Contractor / 3700 Nye Dr. ~ Washoe Valley, NV
P. Torqued Garage Doors LLC – Contractor / 8 Arizona Cir. ~ Carson City, NV
Q. TW Power Line Construction – Contractor / 1677 Eureka Rd. Ste 202 ~ Roseville, CA
R. Wilson Utility Construction Co. – Contractor / 1190 NW 3rd Ave ~ Canby, OR
Ec: Community Development
Commissioner’s Office

Planning Department
Comptroller’s Office

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Sheriff’s Office