The R-C Morning Report

Mono County Sheriff's K-9 Razor will be mourned in a department only service to be held soon. Razor, a 2-year-old black German shepherd was born in the Czech Republic and purchased using a grant as part of the Mono County Narcotics Enforcement Team. He and his handler, Deputy Ruben Ortiz, were in Riverside for training on Feb. 7 when they became separated for a short time. Ortiz found and called for Ranger, who was struck and killed by a car when he responded. The pair had worked together since July 2006. The Mono County Sheriff's Department is deciding whether to purchase another dog.

Douglas County commissioners meet 1:30 p.m. today in Stateline. Among the items on the agenda is the appointment of a new member of the Genoa Town Board. The Lake agenda is very short and commissioners plan on reconvening in Minden at 5:30 p.m. to hear a report on a U.S. Geological Survey report on land and water use changes in the Carson Valley.

There's a light drizzle this morning as the edge of a large cloud moves southeast leaving trace amounts of moisture or snow on the roadways. The radar shows most of the moisture is moving to the east of us with the heaviest amounts falling in the Pine Nuts. Temperatures in the Valley are hovering just above freezing. Nothing appears to be sticking to the roads. Today thee weather is supposed to be partly cloudy with winds 9 mph gusting to 20 mph as the rest of this system is cleared out.