Update for those seeking shelter:
Reno, Nev. Sept. 11, 2024. The Washoe County Human Services Agency (HSA) and the American Red Cross of Northern Nevada Chapter are transitioning the location of the shelter for those impacted by the Davis Creek Fire from the Washoe County Senior Center to the Neil Road Recreation Center, located at 3925 Neil Rd., Reno, Nev.
Due to strong wind in the forecast, additional evacuation warnings have been announced. You can view the latest evacuation warnings and mandatory evacuation zones at www.perimetermap.com
Residents asked to leave their homes due to the Davis Creek Fire are urged to utilize the resources available at the shelter. The American Red Cross of Northern Nevada Chapter is offering food, water, and a cool place to stay overnight at the Neil Road Recreation Center.
Fire officials ask those in the burn area to be prepared to evacuate by packing a “go bag,” with at least three days of clothes, hygiene products, important papers, pet food and prescription medicine.
Those needing to evacuate their pets, please bring your small animals to Washoe County Regional Animal Services, located at 2825 Longley Lane, in Reno. Field Dispatch can assist homeowners who need help evacuating their pets by calling 775-322-3647.
Who: HSA and American Red Cross of Northern Nevada.
What: New shelter for victims of the Davis Creek Fire.
Where: Neil Road Recreation Center, located at 3925 Neil Rd, Reno, Nev.
For more information regarding the Davis Creek Fire, follow us on Twitter @HumboldtToiyabe or @WashoeCounty and on Facebook @WashoeCounty.
Info from Washoe Life.
From HOPES 9/9:
Our thoughts and support are with our staff, patients, and neighbors impacted by the Davis Creek fire.
We express our gratitude to all those involved in the frontline response efforts, demonstrating unwavering dedication to containing the fire.
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