Reno NV Field Office Hours of Operation
Monday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Directions to the Reno NV Social Security Office
From us 395 take the plumb st. Exit and head west. Turn right on harvard way. The office is located on the northeast corner of harvard way and vassar st. (please note that we cover two time zones. Owhyee, jackpot, wendover, goshute are on mountain time. The rest is on pacific time. ) there is a resident station in elko nv located at 350 w silver st (see office code i55 for elko resident station information)
Disability Resources in Reno and Washoe county, NV
Reno and Washoe county NV provide a variety of resources to disabled and unemployed adults in the area. From job training and job searches to housing and financial assistance, there is a range of programs and services available to those in need. Below are some of the most helpful websites for finding out more information about the resources available to disabled and unemployed adults in Reno and Washoe county NV.
Washoe County Social Services provides a comprehensive list of programs and services designed to assist disabled and unemployed adults. These include job training and placement programs, public benefits, housing assistance, transportation programs, and other services. Washoe County also offers a number of employment and disability benefits, such as the Supplemental Security Income program, Social Security Disability Insurance, and Medicaid.
Reno Social Services offers a variety of resources to help disabled and unemployed adults. These include job training and placement services, financial assistance, housing assistance, and other services. Reno also provides a range of employment and disability benefits, such as the Supplemental Security Income program, Social Security Disability Insurance, and Medicaid.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) is a federal law that provides funding and resources to help disabled and unemployed adults find and maintain employment. WIOA also provides job training and placement services, as well as career counseling and other services. The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) offers a range of services for disabled and unemployed adults, including housing assistance, food assistance, and other programs.
Finally, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides housing assistance, job training, and other services to disabled and unemployed adults. HUD also offers a range of financial assistance programs, such as homebuyer assistance and rental assistance programs.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Reno NV Social Security Office
Can I make an appointment online?
Generally speaking, social security offices do not have online appointments. Your best bet is to call the office directly. The phone number is 1-888-808-5481
What services are offered at the Reno NV Social Security Office?
Like most social security offices, this office provides a variety of services for people who need help with social security benefits or services. They provide social security card services, help with disability benefits and help with retirement benefits. For a full list of services please visit our social security services page.
What are the current COVID protocals?
Social security offices are part of the federal government and observe all current CDC guidelines. For more informaiton, about current protocols in place at this office, please call 1-888-808-5481