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Administration

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1. When are the County Commission meetings held?

County Commission meetings are normally held on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. at the below locations. (Meeting dates and location may be subject to change)

County Commission Chambers
101 Radar Rd.
Tonopah, NV 89049

County Commission Chambers
2100 E. Walt Williams Drive
(Calvada Eye)
Pahrump, NV 89048

2. How do I sign up to speak at a County Commission meeting?

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. These forms are available at the viewing locations.

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Air Quality

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1. Who must obtain a Dust Control Plan?

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.

2. Who must perform dust control in Pahrump?

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.

3. Why are we concerned about air quality in Pahrump?

This link (http://ndep.nv.gov/baqp/monitoring/pahrumpmonitor2.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. There are additional links on this site to monitoring data for Pahrump and many other related air quality subjects.

4. What activities do not require a Dust Control Plan?

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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Assessor

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1. How do I find property ownership?

You will be able to search secured property, personal property, and sales records by going to Assessor Data Search

2. How do I find information on Nevada’s tax system?

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

3. Is there an agency that oversees the Assessor offices statewide?

The Nevada Department of Taxation routinely oversees all aspects of Assessor office functions. To find out more visit Nevada Department of Taxation

4. Where can I find the "Taxpayer Bill of Rights?"

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

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Building Department

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1. Where do I apply for a building permit?

All applications are done via an online application system. Please visit our page HERE to learn more.

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Clerk

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1. Where do I find answers regarding court cases or background checks?

You will need to contact the Clerk's Office. Information will be looked up on an individual bases. There is a fee for background checks.

2. Did you receive my voter registration?

You can look up your voter registration on the Nevada Secretary of State's website. If you cannot locate your registration or you have questions regarding your registration, please contact the Clerk's Office. Nevada Secretary of State

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Code Compliance

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1. How do I file a complaint?

You can fill out the Request for Code Compliance form here Nye County Citizen Services Site. This page Help, Links, Guides and Other Information is available to help you set up your Citizen Services account.

Once the complaint is received it will be reviewed and you will be able to track the process the entire way from beginning to end without needing to contact the Code Compliance officer for updates.

2. Can I make an appointment to talk to a Code Enforcement Officer?

Yes. Please call (775) 751-4249 to make an appointment or directly call the Code Enforcement Officer listed on the notice. 

3. I just received a ‘Notice of Violation’. What should I do?

If you have received a Code Enforcement Violation Notice, you either own or are otherwise 'in control' (i.e. live in, lease, or manage) a property that has been found to have violations of the County, or Town ordinances or other adopted codes. 

The first thing you should do is read the Notice. The Notice will tell you the address of the violation property, when the violations were observed by the Code Enforcement Officer, and what violations were present when the Code Officer made their inspection. Next, contact the Code Enforcement Officer named on the Violation Notice. Their phone number is on the notice. The Code Enforcement Officer can usually answer any question you may have about the property and the violations observed at the time of the inspection. Lastly, remediate the violations! The Code Enforcement Officer will work with you if you need time to comply the cited violations of the City Code. You may call the Code Enforcement Officer if you need a short extension, or contact the Director of Planning for requesting a longer extension. Non-compliance of the Violation Notice Failure to comply with a Code Enforcement Violation Notice is punishable by both criminal and civil penalties! 

Criminal Penalties: Violations of the adopted codes and Ordinances are Misdemeanors. These violations are punishable by fines of up to $1,000 (not including court costs) and/or up to 6 months in jail, each day the violation exist constitutes and additional fine. Civil Penalties: Any cost incurred by the county for property remediation will be levied on the respective properties as a special assessment tax and shall be added and be collected with other taxes in the assessment roll in the same manner as other county taxes and shall continue to be a lien on the property until paid.

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County Commissioners

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1. How do I obtain a copy of the County Commission agenda?

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
2100 E. Walt Williams Dr. #100
(Calvada Eye)
Pahrump, NV

The Ian Deutch Government Complex
1520 E. Basin Ave.
Pahrump, NV

Beatty Justice Court
426 C Avenue South
Beatty, NV

2. How do I sign up to speak at a County Commission meeting?

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. These forms are available at the viewing locations and they help facilitate the meeting by knowing how many citizens want to speak.

3. Which Commissioner represents my District?

District I - Commissioner Lorinda Wichman District II - Commissioner John Koenig District III - Commissioner Donna Cox District IV - Commissioner Leo Blundo District V - Commissioner Debra Strickland or contact Nye County Administration P.O. Box 153 101 Radar Road Tonopah, Nevada 89049 (775) 482-8191 nyeadmin@co.nye.nv.us

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District Court

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1. When is my next court date?

Please contact the Clerk’s office at:
(775) 482-8131 (Tonopah)
(775) 751-7040 (Pahrump) Nye County Clerk

2. Where can I get information about Drug Court?

Please contact Tammi Odegard, Specialty Coordinator at (775) 751-4214. Family and Drug Court

3. I have been summoned for jury duty. What now?

Fill out the form that accompanied your summons and mail immediately. Call the 888 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)
1-888-729-0353 (Jury Hotline) Jury Commissioner

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Emergency Management

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1. How Can I Prepare My Household for an Emergency?

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.

2. How Can I Prepare For The Flu?

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.

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Equipment Services

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1. How do I know when my Nye County vehicle preventative maintenance needs to be performed?

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.

2. How do I schedule the maintenance appointment or unexpected repair that might be needed on my County vehicle?

In Pahrump, contact the shop (775) 751-4260 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 the Shop at (775) 482-7337. 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.).

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Facilities Management

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1. Where do I go with questions pertaining to Building Permits, Building Code, Code enforcement, etc.?

Building & Safety is 775-751-3773 and Code Compliance is 775-751-4249. 

To better record your Code Compliant, please submit the online Code Compliance complaint form, that can be found here.

2. How do I schedule maintenance in my Nye County Department with Facilities Management?

Send your request via email to Facilities Management

3. How do I set up for special fleet mail needs?

Send your request via email to Buildings & Grounds

4. How do I get copy paper delivered to our Nye County department?

Send your request via email to Buildings & Grounds

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Finance

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1. What is the current per diem rate (meals and mileage)?

The cost of meals shall be reimbursed based upon the applicable per diem rate for meals expenses as shown on the US General Services Administration web site (www.gsa.gov/mie), based on the per diem rates for the travel destination. Nye County does not reimburse for incidentals. Mileage rates for 2018 are 0.545 cents per mile if no county car is available, 0.2725 cents for convenience.

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Health & Human Services

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1. Can I apply for Food Stamps and Medicaid with your office?

No. Our office is County Welfare; Food Stamps, Medicaid, and TANF are State programs. In order to apply you must contact your local Nevada State Welfare office. Nevada Division of Welfare and Support Services

2. Where do I apply for Section 8 (HUD) rental assistance?

Pahrump residents can apply for Section 8 assistance on Wednesdays between the hours of 11am and 1pm at the Nye Communities Coalition & Job Connect offices located at 1020 E. Wilson Road, 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

3. How do I get in touch with the Nye County Health Department?

There is no Nye County Health Department. To contact Nye County's Public Health Office: Scott Lewis, 1510 Siri Lane, Pahrump, NV 89060 (775) 751-4279 (Please leave a message). Hours: By appointment only 

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 the Nye County Code Enforcement office at (775) 751-4241. For Air Quality Control questions, contact Qiana Medici, Acting Nye County Air Quality Compliance Officer at (775) 751-4242. For other information including complaints regarding restaurants, contact the State of Nevada Division of Health.

Nevada Division of Health

4. How do I report a case of child abuse?

Contact the Division of Child and Family Services to file a report. Child and Family Services

5. I live in Tonopah but I am being told that my apartment is in Esmeralda County. How can I apply for assistance?

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

6. How do I apply for the Energy Assistance Program?

Applications are available at our office or you can contact the EAP office @ 1-866-846-2009 or More...

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Home Page

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1. When are the County Commission meetings held?

County Commission meetings are normally held on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. The date and location could be subject to change. They are held in the following locations:

County Commission Chambers
101 Radar Rd.
Tonopah, NV 89049

County Commissioner Chambers
2100 E. Walt Williams Dr.
(Calvada Eye)
Pahrump, NV 89048

2. Where do I go to see an agenda of a Commission, Board or Committee?

The Nye County website does list a lot of Agendas for different Boards, Committee's and Commissions in the Meeting Center. A tab is shown on the left hand side of the main page of the Nye County website for the "Meeting Center". Here is a link. Meeting Center

3. How do I obtain a copy of the County Commission agenda?

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
2100 E. Walt Williams Dr. #100
(Calvada Eye)
Pahrump, NV

The Ian Deutch Government Complex
1520 E. Basin Ave.
Pahrump, NV

Beatty Justice Court
426 C Avenue South
Beatty, NV

4. How do I sign up to speak at a County Commission meeting?

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. These forms are available at the viewing locations and they help facilitate the meeting by knowing how many citizens want to speak.

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Human Resources

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1. What positions are currently available?

Current job openings are posted under Employment Opportunities.

2. Are you part of the Health and Human Services Department?

No. Please visit the Health and Human Services Department for more information on services offered.

3. How do I get to the Pahrump Human Resources Office?

The Pahrump Human Resources Office is located at 2101 E. Calvada Blvd, Suite 150. Located within the Calvada Eye. Off of Highway 160 proceed onto Calvada Boulevard. We are almost directly across the street from Southwest Medical. If you get to or pass Dandelion Street, you have gone too far. We are located in the old yellowish modular building facing south where the gated county vehicle parking is located.

4. How do I apply for a job with the Sheriff's Office?

Please complete and submit the Nye County Application for Employment and return it to Human Resources.

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Information Technology

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1. How do I reset my password?

Submit an IT work request.

2. How do I get the specifications for new equipment?

Submit an IT work request.

3. Why is my printer not working?

Submit an IT work request.

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Planning Department

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1. Can I appeal a decision made by the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission?

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 by contacting Planning staff.

2. What is a Master Plan and how is it different from zoning? What is it used for?

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)

3. Where do I obtain an elevation certificate?

To obtain a Flood Elevation Certificate application and obtain a Floodproofing Certificate for Non-Residential buildings select the links or visit the FEMA website. Elevation data reported on a FEMA Elevation Certificate must be certified by a licensed surveyor, Engineer or Architect. This document is reference in the NFIP Flood Insurance Manual (Special Certifications Section.) 

You must also apply for an Elevation Certificate review with Nye County Planning  HERE. A wet stamp hard copy must be dropped off at the Nye County Planning Department and a $75.00 fee paid prior to the commencement of the Flood Plain Administrator review. 

4. Why does my Pahrump business license application have to be signed off by the Planning Department?

The Planning Department verifies that the proposed business use is appropriate for the zoning of your property.

5. Can I have more than one Home-Based Business in Pahrump?

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). Nye County Code

6. How can I find out the rules for developing or making use of my property?

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.

7. In Pahrump I want to build a (pool, garage, patio cover, carport, shed, Fence ) on my property. Do I need Planning approval? Why?

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. You must obtain an approved Zoning Review Application  HERE prior to the start of ANY construction

8. My neighbor built a carport next to my fence without a building permit. Who do I report this to?

The Code Compliance Office, is responsible for code enforcement. They can be reached at (775) 751-4249. You can also fill out the online complaint form HERE. 

Online Code Compliance Complaint Form

9. What is my property zoned? What is zoning used for?

Specific property zoning can be determined by visiting the Planning Department or visiting the Nye County Assessor data search (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.

Zoning information is also available online with the Nye County GIS interactive Map. Nye County GIS

10. What is the difference between the Board of County Commissioners and the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission?

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.

11. When do I need a building permit?

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)

12. Where do I get a building permit?

Building permits are obtained from Pahrump Building and Safety; located at 250 N Hwy 160, Ste. 3. Phone (775) 751-3773. Online applications can be submitted using this link. (This only applies to the Pahrump Regional Planning District)

13. How do I find out the location of water, gas, power, TV, and sewer lines in relation to my property?

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 Nye County can be found here.

14. Is my property in a flood zone?

You may obtain flood zone information from Nye County by stopping by the Pahrump Planning Department, 250 N. Hwy 160, Ste. 1 or by calling the Floodplain Administrator at (775) 751-4242. 

You may also view the flood map on the Nye County website at this LINK or by visiting the Nye County GIS HERE by entering in your address or APN and selecting the Flood layer. 

15. Must I obtain Flood Insurance?

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

16. How can I reach individual Nye County Planning staff members by telephone?

The telephone number for all Planning staff is (775) 751-4249. If the staff member you have chosen is not available please leave a detailed message and they will return your phone call.

17. How can I obtain a copy of the staff report for my application?

On the Thursday before your PRPC meeting, this information is available on the internet by going to the Nye County Meeting Center. Or you can find your staff report in your online portal by selecting attachments. 

Nye County

18. Is a Site Development Plan Review always required with a Conditional Use Permit Application?

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)

19. How can I obtain written confirmation of the zoning of my property in Pahrump?

Specific zoning for your property can be obtained from the Planning Department by submitting an application for a Zoning Verification Request. Up to five parcels can be requested on each form. Applications can be submitted HERE.

20. In Pahrump when is the Site Development Plan required?

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.

21. What agency regulates the foundation standards for a manufactured home or mobile home?

State of Nevada Division of Manufactured Housing.

22. Do I have to pay for a copy of a map of my property?

Yes, any applicable copy fees will be charged for all maps. Maps can be ordered using the Applications Portal.

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Public Works

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1. Do you need a permit to put in a driveway?

Yes, you will need to come into the Public Works office to obtain the permit.

2. What are the hours of operation for our landfills?

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.

3. Is there fuel at any of the airports?

There is fuel at the Tonopah and Beatty airports

4. Are permits required in Tonopah?

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.

5. Does Public Works do elevation certificates?

Elevation certificates are completed and stamped by a licensed surveyor hired on behalf of the applicant and reviewed by the Nye County Floodplain Manager.

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Purchasing

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1. How do I obtain bid results?

Results are available on our website here or contact Honey Strozzi at (775) 482-8144 or email at hstrozzi@co.nye.nv.us 

2. How do I find out about bid opportunities?

You can register for alerts here or contact Honey Strozzi at (775) 482-8144 or email at hstrozzi@co.nye.nv.us 

3. How do I get your bidder's list?

Contact Honey Strozzi at (775) 482-8144 or email at hstrozzi@co.nye.nv.us

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Recorder

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1. What is a cover page?

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

2. Can recorded documents be searched online?

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

3. Where can we get forms for our mining claims?

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.nv.gov/Programs/Mining/MiningClaims/ .

http://minerals.state.nv.us/

4. Do you take credit card payments?

Yes. We accept most major credit cards for a small processing fee.

5. What do I need to record my deed?

When recording a deed you must submit a Declaration of Value form. The deed must meet our Formatting requirements to avoid a $25.00 non-conform fee.

6. What forms can the recorder’s office provide?

The Nye County Recorder’s office can only provide the following forms:
Cover Page
Homestead
Abandonment of Homestead Declaration of Value

7. Can the recorder’s office tell me what forms I need to record a document?

Per Nevada Revised Statutes 7.285, the recorder’s office cannot provide any legal advice, forms or advise on how a form should be completed.

8. Can we E-record with your county?

Yes, if you submit through a third party E-submitter. our office.

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Tonopah Justice Court

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1. After I get a traffic ticket, how long should I wait to pay it?

Please allow 2 weeks for the court to receive and process the citation.

2. My traffic citation is at warrant. What do I do now?

Your case has been turned over to a collection agency. Please call Valley Collection Service at 800-244-9665 to make your payment.

3. If I don't agree with the citation, what should I do?

You may consider scheduling a court appearance to plead NOT GUILTY. The not guilty plea form  may be obtained from our forms page and  submitted by mail, fax or email. 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.

4. What if I am unable to pay for my ticket?

Please contact the court.  The court may grant you a one time,  30 day extension to pay your traffic citation.  The court also offers payment plans ($25 fee) with a minimum payment amount of $50/month, if you are unable to pay in full by your due date. You also have the option of performing community service in lieu of paying the fine/fees with a court approved, non-profit organization at the rate of $10/hour. If you complete community service without getting the court's approval, it may be denied by the Judge.

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Treasurer - Delinquent Tax Sale

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1. Do you maintain a mailing list of interested parties in the tax sales?

The Treasurer's office DOES NOT maintains a mailing list of those parties. Please visit the updated Trust Property Auction Page for latest information.

2. Will the County assist if a foreclosure is necessary?

No, the County does not assist with foreclosure proceedings.

3. Does Nye County offer a financing program?

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.