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Washoe County to present update at Nevada Legislature tomorrow

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WASHOE COUNTY NEWS RELEASE

washoe-150x150-3958641-2180605Washoe County Chairman David Humke and County Manager Katy Simon will present an overview of Washoe County to the Assembly Government Affairs Committee at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, in Carson City.

The presentation includes an update on current Washoe County projects and an overview of the major principles of Washoe County’s 2013 Legislative Program, which include:

  • Strong, mutually respectful partnerships at all levels of government to better serve our shared constituents
  • Local decision-making and flexibility to solve local problems
  • Support for economic recovery by promoting regional collaboration and a coordinated regional response to the economic challenges and opportunities facing our region and state
  • Fiscal responsibility, long-term financial planning and sustainable funding solutions
  • Accountability for efficiency and positive outcomes at all levels of government

Throughout the 2013 Legislative Session, follow the Washoe County Government Affairs team on Twitter @WCCarsonLink or search #NVLeg.

Humke said he looks forward to the 77th Nevada Legislature and the chance to tell the Assembly Government Affairs Committee about the many accomplishments Washoe County has made despite difficult economic times.

“As a former legislator, I understand the impact the Legislature can have on county governments,” said Humke. “It’s important that Washoe County fully participate in the legislative process and work to support our delegation and our citizens in making the best decisions possible.”

Visit the Washoe County Government Affairs website,  and, for the Assembly Agenda for the Tuesday, Feb. 12, Committee on Government Affairs meeting, visit the state legislature website.

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