VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. — Storey County Health & Community Services is expanding its  popular Farmers Market Voucher program to include all Storey County residents while  supplies last. 

Originally launched last month for seniors, the program provided vouchers that could be  used like cash at four participating local farmers markets. With a limited number of  vouchers still available, the county is now offering them to all residents on a first-come,  first-served basis. 

“Fresh, locally grown produce is an important part of a healthy diet, and this program helps  make it more accessible for our community,” said Stacy York, Director of Health &  Community Services. “We’re excited to open this opportunity to all Storey County residents  so more households can enjoy what our local farmers have to offer.” 

Program Details: 

  • Limited supply remaining — first come, first served 
  • One group of vouchers per household 
  • Must be a Storey County resident 

Valid at the following locations: 

  • Sparks United Methodist Church 
  • Carson City Farmers Market 
  • Dayton Farmers Market 

• Vouchers must be picked up in person at the Virginia City Senior Center, Monday  through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (100 Mill Street, Virginia City, NV 89440) 

Residents interested in receiving vouchers should visit the Virginia City Senior Center as  soon as possible to ensure availability.

For more information, contact Storey County Health & Community Services at 775-847- 0957. 

About Storey County 

Nestled in the mountains of Western Nevada, Storey County is a historic region renowned  for its rich mining heritage, vibrant community, and progressive approach to economic  development. Home to the iconic Virginia City, the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (TRI Center), and a thriving business environment, Storey County blends its historical legacy  with a forward-looking vision for the future. The county government is dedicated to  enhancing the quality of life for its residents through effective public services, public safety  initiatives, and economic growth strategies. With a commitment to community well-being,  Storey County ensures that both its rural and industrial areas prosper while preserving their  unique character. For more information, visit www.storeycounty.org.