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Elko County at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 3 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
Active issues
What's hot right now· 4
Coming up
Upcoming meetings· 3
On the record
Recent decisions· 4
Albertsons Opioid Settlement Agreement
Approved 5–0Board of CommissionersOct 21Ordinance No. 2026-04 First Reading
Approved 4–0Board of CommissionersOct 7Errecart Boulevard and Ninth Street Funding Agreement
Approved 3–1Board of CommissionersOct 7Granite Telecommunications Phone Line Migration Contract
Approved 4–0Board of CommissionersOct 7
Development watch
What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- OCT21Board of CommissionersTranscribedVideo
Elko County accepts $191K grant for juvenile center security scanner and $115K opioid settlement
- OCT7Board of CommissionersTranscribedVideo
Elko County greenlights business license research and moves forward with 4-H and road projects
- SEP16Board of CommissionersTranscribedVideo
Elko County rejects wild horse brigade proposal and raves about County Manager Amanda Osborne
- SEP2Board of CommissionersTranscribedVideo
Elko County greenlights planning seats, road updates, and funding boosts
- AUG19Board of CommissionersTranscribedVideo
Elko County hears data center concerns and buys two new dump trucks
- AUG5Board of CommissionersTranscribedVideo
Elko County advances downtown complex design and backs water rights push
Frequently asked about Elko County
When does the Elko County Board of Commissioners meet?
The five-member Board meets on the first Wednesday of the month (and Thursday if needed) and on the third Wednesday, usually starting at 1:30 p.m. Pacific, in the Nannini Administration Building, 540 Court Street, Suite 102, Elko.
Where can I find Elko County meeting agendas and minutes?
Agendas, minutes and meeting video are posted on the county's Granicus archive (elkocounty.granicus.com) and linked from the county Commission page; OpenNevada links to them from each meeting page.
When do Elko County commissioners take office?
Under NRS 244.030, county commissioners enter upon their duties on the first Monday of January following their election and serve four-year terms.
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