In the Spotlight

Next Saddle-Trained Horse Adoption Event in Carson City will be at the Northern Nevada Correctional Facility (NEW LOCATION!) on October 11 - Click here for catalog of available horses in pdf format

Letter to Interested Public from the District Manager - Transition to a Three-Tier Office Structure in BLM

Fire Restrictions on BLM-Carson City District, Humboldt-Toiyabe (Carson & Bridgeport Ranger Districts), and Nevada Division of Forestry (Sierra District) Are Still in Effect

It's Getting Cold Out - Got Wood? Permits Still Available for Firewood at the Carson City District Office

Attention All Vendors Conducting Business With BLM Please read below if you bill BLM We will be implementing a new financial management system beginning September 22, 2008. This may impact our payment of your invoices. Click here to read and download the Information Notice concerning this subject.

Links of Interest

Sand Mountain Recreation Area

Indian Creek Recreation Area

NEPA Documents

Sierra Front-Northwestern Great Basin Resource Advisory Council

Tips to Avoid Starting a Wildland Fire While Recreating

Current Federal Register Notices

Public Land Order No. 7713; Partial Revocation of Public Land Order No. 7619 Dated October 6, 2004 (Nevada) 8/4/2008

Temporary Closure of Public Lands in Washoe County, Nevada (Reno Air Races)  6/9/2008

Temporary Closure of Public Lands During Competitive Events on Public Lands Managed by the Carson City Field Office, Nevada  5/2/2008

Sand Mountain Recreation Area, Nevada, Motorized Travel Restrictions  3/15/2007

Click here for a pdf version of the Carson City District Map

The BLM Carson City District Office administers more than 5.28 million acres of federal public land in eleven counties in western Nevada and eastern California.  

The District is split into two field offices: Sierra Front Field Office on the west and the Stillwater Field Office on the east.  Both field office staffs are co-located with the District Office on the east side of Carson City at 5665 Morgan Mill Road (three blocks south of U.S. Highway 50 on the corner of Deer Run Road), along the north bank of the Carson River.

Need help finding information?  Have a suggestion or digital photographs of activities on BLM lands to share?  Please contact Public Affairs Officer Mark Struble.

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