- Building Permits - City of Reno
Once a Reno building permit application is accepted, check the application status online, pay fees online, and more on the ONE Regional Licensing and Permitting portal For questions regarding building permits, please contact the Development Services Department
- Accela Citizen Access
You can search the Virtual Permit Place for building permits, planning cases, public works cases and engineering permits You can also schedule inspections online The City of Reno is pleased to offer these online services 24-hours a day To use all the services we provide, you must register and create a user account
- OneNV Help and FAQs
To securely keep track of your permits, Register for an Account If you already have an account, Log in now In order to view the help documents on this site you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed We appreciate feedback from our customers Let us know how we can improve or expand ONE Regional Licensing Permits:
- Washoe County Building Program
Fire review fees on building permits will have a 1-hour minimum cost Fire review fees will be set as 12% of the permit fees or the 1-hour minimum ($120), which ever amount is greater Information and Website updates
- Nevada Teen Driving
Nevada graduated licensing rules and regulations on teen drivers: drivers education, instruction permits, driving restrictions and curfews
- Washoe County Licensing and Permits - Nevada SBDC
In the State of Nevada, all new businesses are required to comply with federal, state, and local environmental laws, regulations, and permitting requirements Examples can include air permits, wastewater discharge permits, and obtaining a hazardous waste generator identification number
- Development Services - City of Reno
Warning: Please be aware of fraudulent emails appearing to be from City of Reno, City of Sparks, Douglas County, or Washoe County staff requesting immediate payment for fees
- Mobile and Portable Units - NNPH
Through permitting, inspections, and education, the program works with food operators to reduce foodborne illness risks while ensuring compliance with local food safety regulations Before beginning the application process, review the NNPH Food Establishment Regulations
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