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Washoe County 2021-2022 Assessment Roll: Posted December 16, 2020
BDE Regulation Workshop - Notice of Agenda: January 7, 2020
Certified Court Reporters Board - Notice of Intent to Act Upon Permant Regulations: January 12, 2021
CCRB Adoption Hearing and Open Meeting - Notice and Agenda: January 12, 2021
Certified Court Reporters - Board Notice and Agenda (Closed Meeting): January 21, 2021
Constitution Quiz
Lawyer-In-The-Library: June and July Volunteers
Each month, the Washoe County Law Library hosts the Lawyer in the Library program. This program offers unrepresented litigants the opportunity to speak with a lawyer regarding legal matters, free of charge. This program is made possible through the volunteer efforts of local attorneys. To recognize those attorneys who participated in June and July, the District Court acknowledges the below volunteers:
Michael Alonso 775-683-9407, https://www.alonsolawltd.com/
Audrey P. Damonte 775-851-8700, https://nevadafirm.com/
Bronagh Kelly 775-688-3000, https://woodburnandwedge.com/
Jonathan H. King 775-322-2211, https://www.kinglawreno.com/
Colton T. Loretz 775-688-3000, https://woodburnandwedge.com/
Ann Morgan 775-788-2200, https://www.fclaw.com/
Matthew M. Morris 775-399-6389, https://lewisbrisbois.com/
Debra Nicholson
Michael V. Roth 775-843-8730
John M. Samberg 775-853-6787, https://www.wrslawyers.com/
Madelyn Shipman
Gary R. Silverman 775-322-3223, http://www.sksreno.com/
Tehan Slocum 775-870-0505, https://www.tslocumlaw.com/
Janet E. Traut 775-329-2727, https://washoelegalservices.org/
Robert H. Broili 775-333-6565, https://broililaw.com/
Nicole M. Harvey 775-384-0022, https://www.bkflaw.com/
Bronagh M. Kelly 775-688-3000, https://woodburnandwedge.com/
Kristen D. Matteoni 775-827-2000, https://www.mcllawfirm.com/
Sarah M. Molleck 775-786-6868, https://www.lge.net/
Aaron P. Richter 775-800-7454, https://www.renotaxlawyers.com/
5th Annual NNWLA Lawyer In The Library
The Second Judicial District Court thanks the Northern Nevada Women Lawyers Association for sponsoring the Fifth Annual Northern Nevada Women Lawyers Association, Lawyer in the Library event held through the month of August 2020. This year's theme "Your Vote, Your Voice, Our Democracy: The 19th Amendment at 100". With the assistance of 17 volunteer attorneys, 98 community members were able to participate in the program. Please join us in celebrating the below named individuals who helped make this program a success.
1. Kendra G. Bertschy
2. Stephanie Funk
3. Jenna Garcia
4. Andolyn Johnson
5. Bronagh Kelly
6. Chelsea Mazza
7. Karen Monrreal
8. Jocelyn Ostomel
9. Rajinder K. Rai-Nielsen
10. Samantha Reviglio
11. Law Library Employees
Volunteer Attorneys
2. Elizabeth M. Bittner
3. Audrey P. Damonte
4. Katherine L. Hoffman
5. Kendra J. Jepsen
6. Bronagh M. Kelly
7. Jeremy L. Krenek
8. Colton T. Loretz
9. Laury M. Macauley
10. Jennifer A. Mayhew
11. Samantha J. Reviglio
12. Jennifer M. Richards
13. Michael V. N. Roth
14. Kevin P. Ryan
15. Gary R. Silverman
16. Janet E. Traut
17. Jill K. Whitbeck
On Monday, June 12, 2017, the District Court hosted Ask-A-Vet
On Monday, June 12, 2017, the District Court hosted Ask-A-Vet. Veterans were available to answer questions about their military branch in which they served. They answered questions about their experiences, described the functions of their military branch, and explained the meaning of their branch's seal. Each military branch flag was displayed in the rotunda of the historic courthouse. It was a beautiful sight!
The Patriotic Employer Award is Presented to Nikki Berry and Emily Reed
On Friday, August, 26, 2016, Rick Scurry presented the Patriotic Employer Award to two District Court employees during the Town Hall Meeting. The Patriotic Employer Award is a key component of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) program of the Department of Defense. This Program promotes cooperation and support between service members and their employers. To support this mission, the ESGR awards the Patriotic Employer Award to individual supervisors who exercise diligent efforts to support their employees who are also service members. The District Court is honored by this award and continues to proudly include members of the National Guard and Reserve among its list of highly-qualified and dedicated employees.
Emily Reed, Self Help Center and Law Library Program Manager, receives the Patriotic Employer Award from Rick Scurry.
Nikki Berry, Director of Human Resources and Organizational Development, receives the Patriotic Employer Award from Rick Scurry.
Heather Condon named 2015 Court Executive of the Year
Heather Condon (right), accepts the NACE 2015 Court Executive of the Year Award from Randall Soderquist, NACE President on March 25, 2016. Also present were Scott Sosebee (center), NACE Vice-President, and Julie Wise (left), NACE Urban Courts Representative-at-Large.
Reno, Nevada, March 28, 2016. The Nevada Association of Court Executives (NACE), a professional organization that promotes quality court management and leadership through education, best practices, and process improvements, named Ms. Heather Condon as its 2015 Court Executive of the Year. Ms. Condon, who is the Pretrial Services Manager at the Second Judicial District Court, received multiple letters of support from the Nevada judiciary for this award.
Mr. Randall Soderquist, Court Administrator for the Municipal and Justice Courts in Elko, Nevada, presented the award. He discussed the statewide reform efforts underway to improve the assessment of pretrial release of those individuals alleged to have committed a crime. Explaining her role in this statewide movement, Mr. Soderquist acknowledged, "Heather has been an integral part."
Supreme Court Justice James W. Hardesty also spoke of Ms. Condon's participation on a statewide Supreme Court Committee aimed at changing pretrial release practices across the State. Justice Hardesty recognized Ms. Condon for her tremendous innovations and suggestions. In May 2016, representatives from the State of Nevada will participate in a Western Regional Conference in New Mexico to discuss the State's initiatives aimed at improving best practices in pretrial release. At Justice Hardesty's invitation, Ms. Condon will also be present. Justice Hardesty explained that "she has not only brought attention and distinction to the Second Judicial District Court, she has brought honor and distinction to the State of Nevada and the Country will recognize her work."
Ms. Condon's family was also present for the ceremony including her husband Lt. Philip Condon and their son.
Japanese Delegation visits the Second Judicial District Court
In collaboration with the Northern Nevada International Center, the Second Judicial District Court welcomed a Japanese delegation to the Family Division on Friday, February 19, 2016. This delegation, consisting of three women, are exploring the topics of child advocacy and parental access during legal proceedings. The Second Judicial District Court was just one of several sites throughout the United States visited by the delegates. Judge Egan Walker, who presides over the Juvenile Court Business Unit, discussed the complex issues that emerge in juvenile dependency and delinquency cases. He also provided an overview of the child welfare system and efforts to enhance the responses to vulnerable children and families. Judge Walker also welcomed the delegation into his courtroom to observe a court docket.
This delegation also met with the Family Services Case Managers, Viki Matica and Kendra Materasso. Demonstrating a high-level of expertise and professionalism, Ms. Matica and Ms. Materasso poignantly described the importance of supervised visitation and exchanges services, child advocacy, and family mediation.
Judge Egan Walker and members of the delegation
Russian Delegation visits the Second Judicial District Court
In collaboration with the Northern Nevada International Center, the Second Judicial District Court welcomed a Russian delegation to the Family Division on Tuesday, February 9, 2016. This delegation, consisting of six women, are exploring the fields of gender and domestic violence in Russia. Judge Chuck Weller, who provides administrative oversight of the Domestic Violence Business Unit, discussed the complex issues that emerge in family court cases including domestic violence. Judge Weller outlined the resources available to unrepresented litigants, services aimed at strengthening families and forms and packets provided to help individual's navigate through the court system. Master Lance White, who presides over protection order hearings, welcomed the delegation into the courtroom for observation.
Master Lance White and members of the Russian delegation
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