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Find out who provides Reno / Tahoe utilities; gas, electricity, phone, water and sewer, trash, recycling, and Internet service.

Recycling in Reno

Recycling services available in Reno and Washoe County, Nevada, NV.

Reno Home Energy Audit

A home energy audit helps Reno residents determine where their utility energy dollars are going, helps you zero in on energy hogs, and offers help in determining how to lower your energy costs.

Reno Tap Water is Clean and Good

Reno drinking water delivered to our homes is among the best municipal water in the country. Most Reno tap water originates in Lake Tahoe and is drawn from the Truckee River.

Assigned-Day Watering

Watering only on your assigned days helps conserve water and allows all Reno area residents to share our precious, but not unlimited, water supply.

Reno / Tahoe Recycling of Compact Flourescent Lights

Reno / Tahoe residents switching from incandescent light bulbs to compact flourescent lights (CFLs) is pretty much a no-brainer if you want to save money and help reduce the amount of fossil fuel burned by NV Energy.

Reno / Tahoe Water Conservation

Water conservation information and drinking water service in Reno, Sparks, and Washoe County are supplied by the Truckee Meadows Water Authority. Most of our drinking water comes from the Truckee River, which originates in Lake Tahoe.

Electricity & Gas: NV Energy (formerly Sierra Pacific Power)

Turn on the lights with service from NV Energy. Also learn about conservation and renewable energy.

Telephone & Internet: AT&T

Reno / Tahoe area's major provider of land-line telephone service and Internet connectivity.

Water: Truckee Meadows Water Authority

Reno / Tahoe water flows out of the Sierra Nevada and is among America's best.

Garbage & Recycling: Reno Disposal Company

We haul away the real trash and recycle the rest. Service provided by Waste Management.

Sewer Service: City of Reno

Keeping your flushes trouble-free.

Curbside Recycling in Reno

Curbside recycling from your home in Reno and Washoe County gives everyone an opportunity to contribute to environmental quality, save money, and lessen our dependence on imported oil.

Residential Dump Days

Residential Dump Days offer free dumping for residents of Reno and Washoe County. Take this opportunity to properly dispose of regular trash, yard waste, and bulky household items.

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