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Call The City of Yerington Animal Control at (775) 463-6578 or the Police Department at (775) 463-2333.
If the animal is wild, Animal Control officers will set a trap. If the animal is domesticated, Animal Control officers will check with the owner to determine if the animal is current on its rabies vaccination.
If the animal is not current on its rabies vaccination, it will be transported to the Yerington Animal Shelter for a 10-day observation.
For more information on how to obtain this registration, contact:Nevada State Contractors Board9670 Gateway Dr., suite 100Reno, Nevada 89521Ph (775) 850-7838
Junk vehicles typically leak fluids such as anti-freeze, gasoline and other automotive fluids onto the ground, contaminating the local area. These vehicles also create an attractive nuisance to children by presenting an enticing, but dangerous, plaything. There are several documented incidents of children becoming locked inside a vehicle and succumbing to the extreme temperatures produced within the vehicle.
Inoperative vehicles also detract from neighborhoods appearance and can invite an undesirable element into our community.
If you suspect someone of potential terrorist activity, please contact the Department of Homeland Security.