IRWA Chapter 46, Sierra Nevada
In the Right of Way profession, quality customer service is our cornerstone. We are dedicated to fostering strong relationships with all stakeholders, ensuring transparency, and actively listening to community needs. By combining innovative practices with a commitment to service excellence, we create a seamless acquisition process that instills trust and confidence in our approach, ultimately benefiting both the community and the environment.
Our Chapter
The Sierra Nevada Chapter 46 comprises a diverse array of agencies, each contributing unique expertise and resources, fostering collaboration in the realm of right-of-way and land use. Here’s a look at the various organizations that make up our chapter:
City of Reno: Reno plays a pivotal role in regional development planning, infrastructure projects, and community engagement in land use processes.
Truckee Meadows Water Authority (TMWA): TMWA is responsible for providing high-quality water to the Truckee Meadows area. Their involvement ensures that water resource management is integrated into transportation and land use planning.
Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT): NDOT governs the planning, construction, and maintenance of the state's highways and roads, making it essential for coordinating transportation infrastructure with land development.
Carson City: The capital of Nevada, Carson City’s involvement reflects its commitment to responsible growth and sustainable land management practices.
Washoe County Regional Transportation Commission (RTC): RTC oversees regional transportation planning, emphasizing multimodal strategies that enhance connectivity while promoting economic development.
Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority (RTAA): The RTAA manages airport operations and development, focusing on improving accessibility and supporting regional tourism.
Sierra Pacific Power Company (NV Energy): As a key energy provider, NV Energy’s participation ensures that energy planning aligns with land use initiatives, advocating for sustainable energy practices.
Southwest Gas Company: This organization plays a critical role in providing natural gas services to the region, emphasizing infrastructure that supports economic growth and energy efficiency.
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA): The FHWA provides funding and guidance for highway infrastructure projects, helping to ensure that federal standards and policies are met while enhancing regional mobility.
And More: The chapter also welcomes various private sector partners, utility companies, and other local government agencies, enriching our network and broadening our impact on regional planning and development.
Together, these agencies cultivate a collaborative environment that fosters innovative solutions to the complex challenges of right-of-way management, ensuring sustainable development for the Sierra Nevada region.
Our Vision
Our vision is to foster trust within our community and region, ensuring collaboration among chapter members and partner agencies. We strive for seamless project execution through clear communication and streamlined decision-making. By expanding our network with an open door policy, we invite new talents into our chapter, embracing innovation and inclusivity. We are committed to implementing sustainable and repeatable processes that have proven effective, paving the way for continued success and growth.
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