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Pleasant Valley Volunteer Fire Department (part of Reno Fire Department)

Pleasant Valley Volunteer Fire Department (part of Reno Fire Department)

Reno • NV • Washoe County

Last updated July 10, 2026

Pleasant Valley Volunteer Fire Department (part of Reno Fire Department) is a volunteer fire department serving Reno, Nevada in Washoe County. The department operates 2 stations, 19 personnel. Public reference information for Pleasant Valley Volunteer Fire Department (part of Reno Fire Department) includes non-emergency line 775-849-4922, headquarters at 12300 Old US 395 HWY, PO Box 18073, Reno, NV 89511.

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Pleasant Valley Volunteer Fire Department (part of Reno Fire Department) is a fire department serving Reno, Nevada. With 2 stations, the department provides fire suppression, emergency medical services, and rescue operations to the local community.

2

Stations

19

Personnel

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