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This page is updated as new information and resources become available. It is meant as a page to provide resources for recovering from Northern Nevada wildfires. Resources, services and eligibility requirements may change during an emergency. Please check back regularly for updated information and additional assistance.
Last updated: September 8, 2026 11:00 am
Hawk Fire Recovery Resources
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Washoe Regional Operations Center Recovery Resources |
Washoe Regional Emergency Information Center's page for resources and information to help those recovering from the Hawk Fire and more.
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Nevada 2026 Fire Survivor Assistance |
The State of Nevada is here to help you navigate your recovery from the recent fires. Answer a few quick questions to see funding opportunities and available resources tailored to your specific needs. |
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Nevada Department of Business & Industry Resources & Info |
Information and resources for individuals, families, businesses, employers and licensees affected by the Hawk Fire. Resources include insurance, housing, mortgage assistance, workplace safety, transportation, licensing and other recovery concerns. |
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United Way – Hawk Fire Housing Response |
United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra is partnering with Airbnb.org and local organizations to provide free emergency housing to eligible residents displaced by the Hawk Fire, including residents in evacuation zones and households whose homes were damaged or destroyed. |
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Nevada Division of Insurance – Hawk Fire Guidance |
Insurance guidance for residents affected or evacuated by the Hawk Fire, including information about homeowners, renters, condominium and business coverage, additional living expenses, claims assistance and other insurance concerns. |
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Connected Therapy – Free Therapy for Hawk Fire Survivors |
Connected Therapy is offering pro bono therapy services at no cost to individuals and families directly affected by the Hawk Fire. For information or to request support, call 775-622-4799. |
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Therapy Support for Those Affected by Northern Nevada Fires |
Local therapists and mental health professionals have compiled a community resource guide for people affected by the Northern Nevada fires. The guide includes providers with reported availability in the Reno-Sparks area, along with ages served, insurance information, sliding-scale or cash-pay options, and contact information. Availability and costs vary by provider, so contact providers directly to confirm services. |
Washoe County Resources
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| Emergency Washoe |
The most up-to-date Washoe County emergency information can be found at EmergencyWashoe.com |
| Washoe County Information Hotline |
For information and assistance with Washoe County services, call 3-1-1 or 775-328-2003, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. |
| The Salvation Army |
The Salvation Army provides services across Nevada to help while a disaster is ongoing and during long-term recovery. The Salvation Army has helped survivors with home repair assistance, job training and other financial assistance. |
| Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada |
Catholic Charities provides daily meals, a food pantry, family services, sober housing and other services to people in Northern Nevada. |
| 2026 Northern Nevada Wildfire Relief Fund |
Run by the Community Foundation of Northern Nevada, the 2026 Northern Nevada Wildfire Relief Fund provides critical support to individuals, families, animals and communities affected by ongoing wildfires. Donations will be distributed to local organizations to address long-term relief and recovery and other emerging needs caused by the fires. |
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| Reno Housing Authority |
The Reno Housing Authority offers public housing, rental assistance, affordable housing and other resources for low-income individuals and families. |
| Washoe County Housing and Homeless Services |
Washoe County can provide information about housing assistance, emergency shelter and other resources for people who have lost their homes or been displaced. Call 775-325-8210 or visit Washoe County Housing and Homeless Services. |
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| Washoe County Regional Animal Services |
Regional Animal Services can assist with lost and found pets and other animal-service needs. Call 775-353-8900 or view Lost and Found Pets information. |
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| Food Bank of Northern Nevada |
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada provides food-assistance programs for children, adults, families and older adults throughout Northern Nevada. Call 775-331-3663 or find food assistance near you. |
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| Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County |
RTC provides public transportation throughout the Reno-Sparks area, including fixed-route transit, FlexRIDE on-demand service and accessible transportation services. Call 775-348-0400 or visit RTC Washoe |
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| Northern Nevada Public Health |
Northern Nevada Public Health provides information and services related to air quality, drinking water and wells, food safety, septic systems and other environmental-health concerns. |
Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Resources
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Reno-Sparks Indian Colony |
Find official Reno-Sparks Indian Colony news, departments, services, contact information and community resources. |
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RSIC Emergency Services |
RSIC's Office of Emergency Services coordinates emergency management, planning, preparedness, response, mitigation and recovery for the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony. Call 775-785-1373. |
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Hungry Valley Fire |
RSIC maintains an official Hungry Valley Fire page as part of its Emergency Services resources. |
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RSIC Emergency Evacuation Information |
RSIC provides emergency-preparedness and evacuation-route information for the Colony and Hungry Valley communities. |
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Reno-Sparks Tribal Health Center |
The Reno-Sparks Tribal Health Center provides medical, behavioral health, dental, optometry, pharmacy and other health services for eligible American Indians and Alaska Natives. Call 775-329-5162. |
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RSIC Tribal Police |
For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency Tribal Police assistance, call the 24-hour dispatch number at 775-323-2677. |
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RSIC Public Relations |
RSIC Public Relations provides official community information and media coordination. The Public Relations office can be reached at 775-329-2936. |
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Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada |
The Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada works with Tribal governments across Nevada and administers a variety of programs and services for Tribal communities and Native people. Call 775-355-0600 or visit ITCN. |
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Nevada Tribal Directory |
The Nevada Department of Native American Affairs maintains a directory of Nevada's Tribal Nations with contact and community information. |
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Nevada State Tribal Liaisons |
The Nevada Department of Native American Affairs maintains contact information for Tribal liaisons throughout Nevada state government. |
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Urban RSIC Tribal Members Affected by the August 2026 Wildfires |
RSIC has directed Urban RSIC Tribal Members who have been evacuated because of the fires and need assistance or have questions to call 775-842-2902. |
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RSIC Human Services |
RSIC Human Services provides services and support for RSIC members and other eligible American Indian and Alaska Native community members. Call 775-329-5071. |
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RSIC Housing Department |
The RSIC Housing Department manages housing programs serving RSIC households in Reno and Hungry Valley. Call the Hungry Valley office at 775-785-1300 or the Reno office at 775-322-4105. |