# Dayton Regional Citizen Advisory Board Meeting 10.14.2026

The Dayton Regional Citizens Advisory Board meeting for October 14, 2026, included county and community updates on infrastructure, public safety, and funding. A county commissioner reported that funding for the Highway 50 project had been confirmed at a recent NDOT board meeting, with a notice to proceed expected in November, though timing was uncertain. Lyon County had also accepted a $4.29 million rural health transformation grant for medical services, including paramedics, fire services, and ambulances. Officials noted that ambulances can take 18–24 months to deliver and that two were already on order. Silver Springs Airport received FAA grants of nearly $400,000 for an automated weather observation system and an additional $35,000 for lighting upgrades. A vegetation-removal project in the river corridor was also reported as approved for grant funding.

Central Lyon Fire representatives said negotiations were continuing with Careflight over a possible helicopter service arrangement at an unused fire station; no agreement or purchase decision was reported. They also described staffing and equipment needs, including long lead times for ambulances and fire trucks, and said a contract specialist had been hired. The board adopted the agenda and July 8 minutes and elected officers; it took no procurement-related votes. Discussion of a proposed data-center ordinance and the Monarch development applications was reported as county-level activity, not a board procurement action.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Public Safety, Healthcare
**Topics:** Grants & Funding, Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** November 09, 2026

### Sources
- [Dayton Regional Citizen Advisory Board Meeting 10.14.2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6grtlxw_Wmw) - Lyon County NV