Officials urged residents to sign up for limited guided tours of current public safety facilities and promised weekly published responses to resident inquiries; the board will follow up with a per-capita cost breakdown at a trustee request.

Fairsted proposed a $15.6 million rehabilitation of Garden Estates West (174 units) and requested a 25% payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) for 20 years to make the project financeable; council heard details about resident relocation, HUD recertification, and safeguards and carried the PILOT request to 2nd/3rd reading to meet tax-exempt bond deadlines.

Residents express anger over council's communication and inadequate time to address road concerns.

Washoe County launches a housing rehabilitation program in Gerlach to assist low-income homeowners.

Council unanimously adopts new residential permit parking resolution for designated streets.

The Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority board voted to approve Resolution 14‑98 to submit its proposed FY 2026–2027 annual plan to HUD after a presentation by Deputy Executive Director Kathleen Matthews and comments from FAR. The plan incorporates a city-requested sentence on consistency with the consolidated plan and staff said it will be submitted by Jan. 12.