Reno Sells East 2nd Street Land Previously Designated for Fire Station
The city of Reno will not be building a fire station on East 2nd Street and has decided to sell the land designated for the project.
Reno, NV, November 6, 2026 — The city of Reno has announced it will not proceed with plans to construct a new fire station on a parcel of land located on East 2nd Street. The city has now decided to sell the property that was previously set aside for this development.
Details regarding the specific reasons for the project’s cancellation were not provided in the available summary. Similarly, information concerning the timeline for the sale of the land, potential buyers, or the intended use of the proceeds from the sale is currently unavailable.
The decision to abandon the fire station project on East 2nd Street marks a change in the city’s previous development plans for the site. The land’s designation has now shifted from public infrastructure to being offered on the open market.
Further information regarding the sale process or the rationale behind the city’s decision is expected to be released or may become available through subsequent public announcements or records. The contractor’s name, if any was involved in the initial planning stages, was not provided. The outcome of any inspections or code violations related to the abandoned project were not specified.
The future use of the East 2nd Street property will be determined by the sale process. The city’s administration has not offered details on alternative locations for a fire station or adjustments to emergency service infrastructure planning.
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