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Below are some quick facts about the Silver Springs area. Silver Springs is located in Lyon County, Nevada. For more detailed demographic information, please click here.
The area is surrounded by entertainment and recreational activities: boating, water skiing, snow skiing, camping, hunting, fishing, swimming, off-road vehicle trails, golfing, basketball, soccer, softball and numerous community projects year round. The Silver Springs-Stagecoach area offers the newcomer a retreat from urban stress, with plenty of clean air, water, convenient services, low taxes ... we have it all! It is an easy commute to nearby Reno, Sparks, and Carson City. Located less than 45 minutes from major urban centers, Silver Springs-Stagecoach area offers the rural lifestyle of low crime, low traffic, large parcels of affordable land, and low taxes.
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Southwest Gas
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Silver Springs Mutual Water Company
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Airport: Silver Springs Airport is near the intersection of U.S. Highway 50 and Highway 95A. It is a pubic facility serving general aviation. 350 acre industrial site with 7,200 ft. by 50 ft. paved runway. The potential for several on-airport, aviation-related manufacturing operations are excellent. Phone (775) 577-2111.
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Rail: Southern Pacific Railroad maintains an active spur line through Silver Springs.
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Truck: 15 miles from 1-80 via 95A. 60 regional, local and national carriers: UPS, Federal Express.
Nevada Highway U.S. 50 and 95A, and a network of interstate highways, an international airport and a cross-country rail line place silver Springs just hours away from anywhere in the western marketplace. Eighty percent of the major markets in the eleven western states are urban center (Reno and Carson City), Silver Springs offers accessible overnight.
In Lyon County, one can enjoy the simple pleasures of a rural lifestyle and yet experience Nevada's unbeatable business climate. With close proximity to all the amenities of an urban center (Reno and Carson City), Silver Springs offers the best of both worlds-a friendly, safe, community with wide open space and plenty of business opportunities. It's a community today that welcomes clean, light industry, new businesses, residents, and visitors
Nevada's tax structure continues to be one of the least burdensome in the United States. Unlike most other states, Nevada does not impose a corporate income tax, personal income tax, franchise, inventory, unitary, chain store, admissions, inheritance, special intangible, and estate or gift tax. The sales/use tax in Lyon County is 6%, with no tax on food for home use or on prescription drugs. Lyon County's appealing tax structure provides an excellent choice to many.
At an elevation of 4,200 feet, the area is typical of basin and range typography. Temperatures rarely reach extremes with moderate temperatures and averaging over 300 days of sunshine. Average annual precipitation is 4.44". Temperature averages in January are 46 degrees, with July averages at 92 degrees. The annual snowfall is 10." Todays forecast.
Silver Springs Elementary, Silver Stage High School, Silver Stage Intermediate Faith Baptist Church Academy (Private Christian) High Schools, Fernley and Dayton Western Nevada Community College, University of Nevada, Reno.
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911 Emergency
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Sheriff, Fire, Ambulance, Paramedic
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Care Flight, Lahontan Medical Clinic
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