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Administration
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County Commission meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. They are held in the following locations: County Commission Chambers
101 Radar Rd.
Tonopah, NV 89049 Bob Ruud Community Center
250 N. Hwy 160
Pahrump, NV 89048 |
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A person wishing to speak may fill out a Citizen Inquiry form for a general public comment or a Citizen Input form to comment on a specific agenda item. |
Air Quality
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For any project involving an aggregate one-half acre or more of Disturbed Area, a Dust Control Plan must be submitted to the Nye County Air Quality Program Administrator along with the zone review, building permit application, conditional use permit application, zoning change application, or site development plan. The Dust Control Plan shall specify the use of Best Practical Methods to control the generation of fugitive dust from each construction activity. |
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Any person engaged in activities involving the handling, transportation or storage of any material; dismantling or demolition of buildings; grubbing; grading; clearing of land; public or private construction; the operation of machines and equipment; the grading of roads; trenching operations; the operation and use of unpaved parking facilities; and the organization and supervision of public outdoor events shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent fugitive dust from becoming airborne from such activities at all times. Reasonable precautions may include, but are not limited to, sprinkling, compacting, enclosure, chemical or asphalt sealing, cleaning up, sweeping, soil amendments, addition of non-emissible covers or such other measures as Nye County may specify. All control measures selected must be maintained to ensure the visible emissions do not exceed the 20% opacity limit as described in Section 15.28.150.A of the county dust regulation. |
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This link (http://ndep.nv.gov/baqp/planmodeling/pahrumpnonattain.html) to a Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) web site explains in detail why and how the air quality program in Pahrump came about. Some of the material is outdated and needs revised. There are additional links on this site to monitoring data for Pahrump and many other related air quality subjects. |
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This Regulation shall not apply to emergency activities conducted by any Fire Department, utility, or government agency which are necessary to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
The following construction type activities do not require a Dust Control Plan:1. Landscaping by an individual at his/her place of residence; 2. Emergency maintenance activities conducted by government agencies on publicly maintained roads, road shoulders, rights-of-way and on public flood control facilities; and 3. Dust Palliative application projects conducted solely for the purpose of compliance with Open Areas and Vacant Lots subsection of this ordinance, wherein no grade elevation changes, no soil or rock is imported or exported, or no cut and fill operations occur. Importing of gravel or rock for use as a dust palliative is allowed under this subsection.
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Animal Control
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Yes! All dogs over the age of 6 months old must be licensed and have it's license tag securely on him or her at all times. NCC 6.08.020 More... |
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YES! According to NAC 441A.435 the owner of a dog, cat or ferret in the state of Nevada shall maintain the dog, cat or ferret currently vaccinated against rabies. |
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Yes, by appointment only. Call the shelter at (775) 751-7020 to set up an appointment. Cost is $20. More... |
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If an animal comes in as a stray, it is held for three working days then made available for adoption. After that, the length of time depends on space, temperament of the animal, and adoptability. |
Assessor
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You will be able to search secured property, personal property, and sales records by going to Assessor Data Search |
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The Nevada Taxpayers Association produces a handbook called “Understanding Nevada’s Property Tax System.” Obtain a copy from the Nye County Assessor's Office or visit Nevada Taxpayer's Association |
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The Nevada Department of Taxation routinely oversees all aspects of Assessor office functions. To find out more visit Nevada Department of Taxation |
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You can find the "Taxpayer Bill of Rights" by visiting the Nevada Department of Taxation and look for "Taxpayer Bill of Rights" under Quick Links. Nevada Department of Taxation |
Building & Grounds
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Contact the Building and Safety/Code Compliance Department at (775) 751-4035. |
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Enter a work ticket in the HTE software. There should be at least on person in each department set up to access / enter the data. |
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Contact Tina at (775) 751-4289 or email us. |
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Enter a work ticket in the HTE software. There should be at least one person in each department set up to access / enter the data. |
Building Department
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Pahrump Building Safety is located at 1210 East Basin Road, Suite 1. Please call 775-751-3773 for more information. |
Clerk
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The Clerk's Office will need to look up the information on an individual basis. |
Code Compliance
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Please fill out a Code Compliance Request Form and fax it to (775) 751-4032 or deliver / mail it to:
250 N. Highway 160
Suite 1
Pahrump, NV 89060 |
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Yes. Please call (775) 751-4035 to make an appointment. |
County Commissioners
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1. You can view a copy of the agenda on our website after 9:00 a.m. on the Thursday before a regular scheduled commission meeting. 2. A hard copy can be provided upon request from the County Manager's Office prior to the meeting. Copies are also available on the day of the County Commission meeting. 3. The agenda is also visibly posted at the following locations: Tonopah Convention Center
301 Brougher Ave.
Tonopah, NV U.S. Post Office
201 Erie Main St.
Tonopah, NV Commissioner's Chambers
101 Radar Rd.
Tonopah, NV District Court
101 Radar Rd.
Tonopah, NV Nye County Administration
401 S. Frontage Rd., Ste. 5
Pahrump, NV Bob Ruud Community Center
150 N. Hwy. 160
Pahrump, NV Pahrump Justice Complex
1520 E. Basin Ave.
Pahrump, NV Beatty Community Center
100 A Ave. South
Beatty NV |
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A person wishing to speak may fill out one of the following: A Citizen Inquiry form for a general public comment A Citizen Input form to comment on a specific agenda item |
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District I - Commissioner Wichman
District II - Commissioner Eastley
District III - Commissioner Hollis
District IV - Commissioner Borasky
District V - Vacantor contact Nye County Administration
P.O. Box 153
101 Radar Road
Tonopah, Nevada 89049
(775) 482-8191
nyeadmin@co.nye.nv.us |
District Court
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Please contact the Clerk’s office at:
(775) 482-8131 (Tonopah)
(775) 751-7040 (Pahrump) Nye County Clerk |
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Fill out the form that accompanied your summons and mail immediately. Call the 800 number after 5:00 p.m. the night before the trial to determine if you still need to appear. If excused from jury duty you will receive a letter in the mail. (775) 482-8141 (Tonopah)
(775) 751-4213 (Pahrump)
(800) 599-3780 (Jury Hotline) Jury Commissioner |
Emergency Management
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The basic steps are:
1) Create an emergency plan.
2) Make an escape plan.
3) Prepare a disaster supplies kit.
4) Make plans for your pets.
5) Prepare an emergency car kit.
6) Know what to do if you need to evacuate.The Nye County Office of Emergency Management has compiled a list of general information that is intended to help you prepare for an emergency. You can find it on our pages on the Nye County website. For further information, visit FEMA's website, or Ready.gov. |
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Call Emergency Services and ask to speak to an abatement officer. More... |
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1) Sick employees should stay home.
2) Wash hands frequently with soap and water or with hand sanitizer.
3) Avoid touching the nose, mouth and eyes.4) Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue, or cough and sneeze into the upper sleeves if tissues are not available. 5) Wash hands or use hand sanitizer after coughing, sneezing or blowing the nose.
6) Keep work areas frequently touched and/or exposed to the public disinfected and clean. |
Equipment Services
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Contact Tina at (775) 751-4289 for information on registration and insurance. |
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In Pahrump: The vehicle has a label on the dash with the next schedule mileage and a code for which maintenance is needed. In Tonopah: The vehicle has a label on the windshield high on the driver's side with the next scheduled mileage and which maintenance is needed. |
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In Pahrump, contact Brad / Shop at (775) 751-4260 or Tina at (775) 751-4289 to set an appointment. You will need to know the five digit number off the back bumper and the maintenance needed which is shown on the sticker on the dash (example: A1, A2, B2, etc.). In Tonopah, contact Shane / Bill at (775) 751-4260. You will need to know the three digit equipment number from the back right rear of the vehicle and the maintenance needed which is shown on the same sticker on the windshield (example: A1, A2, B2, etc.). |
Finance
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B-$8, L-$10, D-$16 (in-state); B-$10, L-$15, D-$20 (out-of-state); before January 1, 2010 55 cents per mile if no county car is available, 27.50 cents for convenience, and after January 1, 2010 it's 50 cents and 25 cents respectively. More... |
Health & Human Services
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Pahrump residents can apply for Section 8 assistance on Wednesdays between the hours of noon and 3:00 p.m. at the Job Connect located at 2101 East Calvada Blvd., Pahrump, NV 89048. Their telephone number is (775) 537-2323. For all other residents, please call Nevada Rural Housing Authority at (775) 887-1795 to request an application or go to: Nevada Rural Housing Authority |
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There is no Nye County Health Department. Nye County's Public Health Officer is Warren Pawliuk, who can be reached at (775)751-7075. For immunizations; family planning, STD testing / treatment, and TB testing, contact the State of Nevada Department of Health and Human Services Health Division (Pahrump – (775) 751-7070; Tonopah – (775) 482-6659.). For septic issues, contact Nye County Code Enforcement office at (775) 751-4035. For Air Quality Control questions, contact George Bernath, Nye County Air Quality Compliance Officer at (775)253-0157. For other information including complaints regarding restaurants, contact the State of Nevada Division of Health. Nevada Division of Health |
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Consolidated Agencies of Human Services (CAHS) out of Hawthorne assists Mineral and Esmeralda County residents with some of their indigent services. If you need emergency assistance with rent or utilities contact CAHS at (775) 945-2471, fax (775) 945-2499, or contact them via email. Consolidated Agencies of Human Services |
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Applications are available at our office or you can contact the EAP office @ 1-866-846-2009 or More... |
Home Page
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County Commission meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. They are held in the following locations: County Commission Chambers
101 Radar Rd.
Tonopah, NV 89049 Bob Ruud Community Center
250 N. Hwy 160
Pahrump, NV 89048 |
Human Resources
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The Pahrump Human Resources Office is located at 1510 E. Siri Lane Suite 3. Off of Hwy 160 proceed onto E. Basin Ave. Take a left onto Kittyhawk Dr. Take a right onto E. Siri Lane. The office is located within the Emergency Services Building. Map |
Information Technology
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Call the Help Desk Hotline. |
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Open a Service Request Ticket. |
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Call the Help Desk hotline. |
NWRPO
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The Alluvial Tracer Complex was implemented to characterize the hydraulic properties of the alluvium down-gradient of the Yucca Mountain site.
Find more information. |
Planning Department
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Elevation certificate forms can be obtained at the Building & Safety Department and the Planning Department. Elevation certificates are processed and kept record at the Building and Safety Department. |
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The Planning Department verifies that the proposed business use is appropriate for the zoning of your property. |
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Yes, you can have more than one Home-Based Business in your home as long as you comply with the Home Occupations section of the Zoning Ordinance (NCC 17.04.800). |
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Property development in the Pahrump Regional Planning District is governed by Title 17 of the Nye County Code. This code governs all property development and land uses. You can also speak with a Planner to ask specific questions to ensure that your project will comply with the Development Code. |
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Demonstrating compliance with the Development Code is a required step for all building permits. This ensures that any use you make of your property will not have a negative impact on neighboring properties or property values. Even when a building permit is not required, all structures must meet Title 17 of the Nye County Code requirements. |
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The Code Enforcement Office, a division of the Nye County Planning Department, is responsible for code enforcement. You can visit their offices in the Planning Department, or call them at (775) 751-4035. (This applies to Pahrump Residences only) |
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Specific property zoning can be determined by visiting the Planning Department and viewing the wall maps on display. (This only applies to the Pahrump Regional Planning District) Property zoning determines what a property can be used for and the applicable development standards such as setbacks, height restrictions, etc. Planning staff can discuss the zoning rules and specific requirements for developing a parcel. Soon, zoning information will be available online with an interactive map. |
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The Master Plan, or Land Use Plan, is an overall development guide for all areas of the Pahrump Regional Planning District. It provides the appropriate mix of residential, commercial, and industrial uses in a logically transitioned pattern. It is used to decide if proposed development is in conformance with the plan. Zoning is the division of the county into districts for the purpose of regulating the use of private land. It is, also, a legal entitlement to develop your property within the permitted uses specified in the zoning code. (This only applies to the Pahrump Regional Planning District) |
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The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) are elected officials who are responsible for establishing and maintaining the governance of unincorporated Nye County, including land development. The BOCC are elected from five electoral districts and appoint the members of the Regional Planning Commission. The Pahrump Regional Planning Commission is empowered by the BOCC to make final development decisions on many land use applications, and make recommendations on nonconforming zone change requests. The BOCC is the final authority on all zoning issues, including appealed decisions from the PRPC. |
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Any decision made by the PRPC can be appealed to the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC). Appeals must be filed in writing with the Planning Department within 30 days from the PRPC meeting and are scheduled for a hearing by the BOCC approximately one month later. Specific scheduling can be obtained from the Submittal to BOCC Meeting schedule. |
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Any person who is aggrieved by a final decision of the Board may appeal that decision to the District Court by filing a petition for judicial review within 25 days after the date of filing of notice of the decision with the Clerk of the Board. |
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Generally, any new construction of a structure over 200 square feet or anything in a commercial zone will require a building permit. Appropriate building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, pool, and/or other permits are required for all new construction, alteration, repair, moving, improving, removing, conversion, or demolition of buildings, structures, signs, amusement, and transportation systems, or building service equipment as outlined in the Nye County Code. (This only applies to the Pahrump Regional Planning District) |
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Building permits are obtained from Pahrump Building and Safety; located at 1210 East Basin Ave. (775) 751-3773. (This only applies to the Pahrump Regional Planning District) |
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You can find this information by contacting the utility company who has jurisdiction in the area for which the property is located. All of the Public Utility Companies servicing Pahrump are in the phone book. A list is, also, available at the Planning front counter. |
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You may obtain flood zone information from Nye County by stopping by the Pahrump Planning Department, 250 N. Hwy 160 or the Tonopah Planning Department, 1114 Globemallow Ln. A composite flood zone map is available at the front counter for viewing as well as specific Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) for your area. |
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If your property is within the 100-year flood plain, in zones AO-1, 2, or 3 in an Undefined A-Zone, your mortgage company will likely require flood insurance. Otherwise, flood insurance is not mandatory. However, the decision to purchase Flood Insurance from the National Flood Insurance Program must be made by each individual. You can get more information from the FEMA website or from your insurance agent. FEMA |
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On the Friday before your PRPC or BOCC date, this information is available on the internet by going to the Nye County website. Nye County |
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The telephone number for all Planning staff is (775) 751-4033. A staff member will answer and transfer your call to the person you wish to speak with. In the event that person is not available, another Planning staff member will be available to assist you. For areas outside the Pahrump Regional Planning District contact our Tonopah office at (775) 482-8181. |
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A conceptual Site Plan is required with all Conditional Use Permit applications and must comply with NCC 17.04.950 before going before the Regional Planning Commission for action. If the application is approved, then a full Site Development Plan Review will be required and must be approved by both the Planning Department and Public Works Department before any construction or development will be permitted, as well as before a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued from the Building and Safety Department. (This applies only to the Pahrump Regional Planning District) |
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Specific zoning for your property can be obtained from the Planning Department by stopping by the Planning office and completing a Zoning Inquiry Request. Up to five parcels can be requested on each form. |
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It is intended that Site Development Plan reviews shall be required prior to the issuance of Building or other Construction Permits for all properties located in the (NC) Neighborhood Commercial, (GC) General Commercial, (MU) Mixed Use, (MF) Multi-family, (LI) Light Industrial, (HI) Heavy Industrial, (BR) Brothel, and (AP) Airport Zones and is required for all commercial/industrial development. |
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Division of Manufactured Housing |
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Yes, any applicable copy fees will be charged for all maps. |
Public Works
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Yes, you will need to come into the Public Works office to obtain the permit. |
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Pahrump hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., seven days per week. Tonopah hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., seven days per week. |
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The only airport with fuel is Tonopah. |
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No. Tonopah’s Ramada Inn has a shuttle service for Hotel quests. |
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A flood application permit is required through Tonopah planning for all structures. Commercial structures are reviewed for compliance for fire safety. Pahrump Building Safety acts as the State Fire Marshal for plan reviews and inspections. |
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Elevation certificates are completed and stamped by a licensed surveyor hired on behalf of the applicant and reviewed by the Nye County Floodplain Manager. |
Purchasing
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Contact Judy Dyer at (775) 482-7256. |
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Contact Judy Dyer at (775) 482-7256. |
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Contact Judy Dyer at (775) 482-7256. |
Recorder
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A cover page is used when:
1. Your document does not have a 3"X3" square in the upper right hand corner.
2. Re-Recording a document.
3. Your document contains personal information.
Note: When a document contains personal information, the NRS, Grant, or Federal Law that requires the personal information must be identified and an original signature is required. Cover Page |
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Yes, the index is available from the previous day to 1986. Images are added on a daily basis. Contact the Tonopah office for all records prior to 1986. Search for Documents |
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Effective January 1, 2009, Nye County Recorder will once again charge for the multi document fees. Please see our fee schedule. |
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Nye County Recorder’s Office is not able to give out any forms. You may contact the State of Nevada Department of Minerals at (775)684-7040 or on the web at http://minerals.state.nv.us/ |
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The Nye County Recorder’s office does not provide any forms. |
Senior Nutrition Services
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You must be 60 years of age or older. |
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We ask a suggested donation of $2 for those over 60. There is a $5 fee for ages 12-59 and a $3 fee for children under 11. |
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Yes, we do offer transportation. Local transportation is provided in Tonopah and Beatty. Smoky Valley residents are transported to Tonopah on Tuesday. Gabbs residents are offered transportation to Reno on Tuesday and Fallon on Thursday. We also administer the transportation programs for Goldfield, Silver Peak and Fish Lake Valley in Esmeralda County. Goldfield clients are transported to Tonopah on Tuesday and Thursday. Fish Lake Valley clients are transported to Tonopah on Tuesday and to Bishop, CA on Thursday. Transportation is provided from Silver Peak to Tonopah on Wednesday.
Non-emergency long distance medical transportation is provided to larger cities for medical appointments. Suggested donations depend on destination. Rides are provided to non-seniors on a space available basis. We are contracted with Logisticare to provide medical transportation to Nevada Medicaid clients.
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Tonopah Justice Court
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Please allow 2 weeks for the court to receive and process the citation. |
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You should consider scheduling a court appearance to plead NOT GUILTY. A defendant can only enter a Not Guilty plea before a Judge. For non-local Defendants, the plea may be submitted by correspondence. Prior to entering your Not Guilty plea to the court, you may want to contact the Nye County District Attorney's office for possible plea negotiations. By negotiating a plea agreement, a traffic trial is avoided. If the District Attorney and the Defendant are unable to reach an agreement, then a trial date in front of the Justice of the Peace will be set. All Defendants, including non-local individuals, must appear in person or authorize an attorney to represent them at these proceedings. |
Treasurer - Delinquent Tax Sale
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Yes, the Treasurer's office maintains a mailing list of those parties. |
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No, the County does not assist with foreclosure proceedings. |
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No, Nye County does not offer any type of financing on sale parcels. Payment in full is required by 3:00 p.m. on the day of the auction. |
Veteran Services
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DD214 (Discharge Papers)
Service Medical Records
Any Records from Military Service
Marriage Certificates
Divorce Certificates
Death Certificates
Social Security Statements
Verification of any other sources of income
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you can call 1-800-827-1000 or go to the following link and fill out an online form to have the VA respond within 5 business days. Link to VA question center |
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go to: http://www.archives.gov/veterans/evetrecs/
Complete the online form.
Print the completed form
Sign the form and mail in to NPRC. |
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Attach a copy of your DD214 with your complete mailing address to one of the following branches. Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard: U.S. Navy Liaison Office (N314)
Room 3475
9700 Page Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63132-5100 Army: U.S. Army Reserve Personnel Center
Attn: DARP-PAS-EAW
9700 Page Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63132-5100 Air Force: Air Force Reference branch NCPMF
National Personnel Records Center
(Military Personnel Records)
9700 Page Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63132-5100 |
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To apply for VA Healthcare, you need to complete VA form 10-10ez and attach a copy of your DD214. Turn this form into your local VA Health Care Facility. A 10-10ez can be obtained at the Nye County Veteran Service Office or at the VA Healthcare facility nearest you. More information can be found at https://www.1010ez.med.va.gov/sec/vha/1010ez/ Pahrump CBOC
2100 E Calvada Blvd
Pahrump, NV 89048
775-727-7535 |
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Pahrump CBOC
2100 E Calvada Blvd
Pahrump, NV 89048
775-727-7535 |
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Fill out the Plot Request form found at Nye County Veteran Services, attach a copy of your certified DD214 and send it to: Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery
1900 Buchanan Blvd
Boulder City, NV 89005
702-486-5920 Eligible veterans and members of their immediate family may be buried at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley, or at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City. There is no charge for the plot, vault and opening & closing of a gravesite for a Veteran. A $450 fee (subject to change) is charged for the burial of the spouse or dependent of a veteran. For more information is the Cemeteries webpage or call: Northern Nevada 775 575-4441 Southern Nevada 702 486-5920
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The State of Nevada Wildlife Division will issue free hunting fishing licenses to any honorably separated veteran who has a service-connected disability of 50% or more. For more information, contact the Nevada Wildlife Division at 775 688-1500 in Reno, 702 486-5127 in Las Vegas, and 775 738-5332 in Elko. |
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An annual tax exemption is available to any veteran with wartime service (including in-theater service during the Persian Gulf War, Afghanistan and Iraqi Wars). To obtain this exemption, take a copy of your DD214 or discharge papers to your local County Assessor. The exemption can be applied to a veteran’s vehicle privilege tax or real property tax. The exemption cannot be split between the two. To obtain the exact amount of this benefit, contact your County Assessor. Veterans may also “donate” their exempted tax directly to the Nevada Veterans’ Home Account, which will contribute the amount toward the operation of a Veterans’ Home in Nevada.
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Nevada offers a property tax exemption to any veteran with a service-connected disability of 60% or more. The amounts of exemption that are or will be available to disabled veterans varies from $6,250 to $20,000 of assessed valuation, depending on the percentage of disability and the year filed. To qualify, the veteran must have an honorable separation from the service and be a resident of Nevada. The widow or widower of a disabled veteran, who was eligible for this exemption at the time of his or her death, may also be eligible to receive this exemption. This exemption can be applied to a veteran’s vehicle tax or personal property tax. To determine the actual value of this benefit or to obtain further information, contact your local county assessor’s office.
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The State of Nevada authorizes special parking permits for physically disabled persons. Applications are available at your local DMV office or can be obtained by contacting the DMV Special Plate Section at 775 684-4750 in Carson City. http://www.dmvnv.com/platesdisabled.htm |
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The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles offers several distinctive license plates for veterans that include: Ex-Prisoner of War
Disabled Veteran
Purple Heart
Veteran
Pearl Harbor Survivors & Veterans
Congressional Medal of Honor Applications for special plates can be obtained at your local DMV Office or by calling 775 684-4750 in Carson City.
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Discharge certificates are recorded free of charge to eligible veterans by Nevada County Recorders. |
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Civil service preference is given to veterans applying for State employment in Nevada. Veterans with service-connected disabilities receive additional preference. For information, contact the Nevada Department of Personnel at 775 684-0150 in Carson City or 702 486-2900 in Las Vegas |
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Veterans or their dependents filing claims for service-connected disabilities may receive a one-time free copy of their birth, divorce, death or marriage certificate from the appropriate county courthouse. |
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http://veterans.nv.gov/NOVS/Documents/VA%20SC%20bene%20list.pdf |
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On a piece of paper write: Attached is a copy of the discharge papers showing service dates. I would like ___ numbers of copies. Please mail to:
Mail this form to:
Presidential Memorial Certificates (41A1C)
Department of Veterans Affairs
5109 Russell Road
Quantico, VA 22134-3903
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