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Residents, students press Reno council on medication access, wildlife, housing and road delays
Summary
During public comment, speakers raised seniors’ medication access, alleged pigeon poisoning linked to private pest control, housing affordability and severe commute delays from 395 construction; councilors acknowledged concerns and connected speakers with staff and neighborhood meetings.
Public comment at the Dec. 3 Reno City Council meeting spotlighted local concerns across public safety, wildlife welfare, housing and transportation.
Terry Brooks described barriers seniors face in obtaining and adhering to prescribed medications — citing transportation, cost and memory challenges and urging systems to help with reminders and access.
Student speaker Aden Corrado said dozens of pigeons were found dead downtown and…
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