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Carson City's Largest Employers Carson City's Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Carson City School District Carson City Elementary & Secondary Schools 1,000 - 1,499 Carson Tahoe Hospital Carson City General Medical & Surgical Hospitals 1,000 - 1,499 City of Carson City Carson City Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 700 - 799 Nevada Department of Transportation Carson City Transportation Program Administration 600 - 699 Western Nevada Community College Carson City Junior Colleges 600 - 699 Department of Corrections Carson City Correctional Institutions 300 - 399 Department of Motor Vehicles Carson City Transportation Program Admin 300 - 399 Casino Fandango Carson City Casinos (except Casino Hotels) 300 - 399 Legislative Counsel Bureau Carson City Legislative Bodies 300 - 399 Carson City Nugget Carson City Casinos (except Casino Hotels) 200 - 299 Click Bond Inc Carson City Bolts, Nuts, Screws, Rivets, and Washers 200 - 299 Gold Dust West Carson City Casino Hotels 200 - 299 Environmental Protection Carson City Air, Water and Waste Program Admin 200 - 299 Employment Security Division Carson City Other Human Resource Program Admin 200 - 299 Department of Defense Carson City National Security 100 - 199 Welfare Division Carson City Other Human Resource Program Admin 100 - 199 PCC Structurals Carson City Steel Investment Foundaries 100 - 199 Costco Wholesale Corp Carson City Warehouse Clubs & Supercenters 100 - 199 Department of Taxation Carson City Public Finance Activities 100 - 199 1 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 Churchill County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Churchill County School District Fallon Elementary & Secondary Schools 600 - 699 Churchill County Hospital Fallon General Medical & Surgical Hospitals 300 - 399 Churchill County Fallon Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 200 - 299 L-3 Vertex Aerospace Fallon Other Support Activities, Air Transport 200 - 299 Department of Defense Fallon Federal Government 200 - 299 Chugach Support Services Inc Fallon Facilities Support Services 100 - 199 Northrop Grumman Technical Fallon Other Support Activities, Air Transport 100 - 199 Del-Jen, Inc Fallon Facilities Support Services 100 - 199 A & K Earthmovers Fallon Nonresidential Site Preparation Contractors 100 - 199 City of Fallon Fallon Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 100 - 199 Stockmans Casino Fallon Casinos (except Casino Hotels) 100 - 199 Fallon Industries Fallon Vocational Rehabilitation Services 100 - 199 Highland Manor of Fallon Fallon Nursing Care Facilities 90 - 99 Sikorsky Support Services Inc Fallon Other Support Activities, Air Transport 90 - 99 Kennametal Inc Fallon Secondary Processing, Other Nonferrous 90 - 99 CC Communications Fallon Wired Telecommunications Carriers 80 - 89 Lear Siegler Services Inc Fallon Other Support Activities, Air Transport 70 - 79 Safeway Stores Fallon Supermarkets & Other Grocery Stores 60 - 69 Depot, The Fallon Casinos (except Casino Hotels) 60 - 69 2 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 M-2 Clark County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Clark County School District Las Vegas Elementary & Secondary Schools 30,000 - 39,999 Clark County Las Vegas Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 8,500 - 8,999 Wynn Las Vegas LLC Las Vegas Casino Hotels 8,000 - 8,499 Bellagio LLC Las Vegas Casino Hotels 7,500 - 7,999 MGM Grand Hotel/Casino Las Vegas Casino Hotels 7,500 - 7,999 Aria Resort & Casino LLC Las Vegas Casino Hotels 7,000 - 7,499 Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino Las Vegas Casino Hotels 6,000 - 6,499 Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Las Vegas Police Protection 5,500 - 5,999 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Las Vegas Colleges & Universities 5,500 - 5,999 Caesars Palace Las Vegas Casino Hotels 5,000 - 5,499 Venetian Casino Resorts LLC Las Vegas Casino Hotels 4,000 - 4,499 Mirage Casino Hotel Las Vegas Casino Hotels 4,000 - 4,499 University Medical Center of S NV Las Vegas General Medical & Surgical Hospitals 3,500 - 3,999 The Palazzo Casino Resort Las Vegas Casino Hotels 3,500 - 3,999 Flamingo Las Vegas Las Vegas Casino Hotels 3,000 - 3,499 3 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 M-3 Douglas County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Douglas County School District Minden Elementary and Secondary Schools 1,000 - 1,499 Douglas County Minden Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 600 - 699 Bently Nevada Minden Industrial Process Variable Instruments 600 - 699 Mont Bleu Resort Casino & Spa Stateline Casino Hotels 500 - 599 Carson Valley Inn Minden Casino Hotels 300 - 399 Lakeside Inn & Casino Stateline Casino Hotels 200 - 299 Carson Valley Medical Center Gardnerville General Medical & Surgical Hospitals 200 - 299 Ridge Resorts/Resorts West Stateline Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels 200 - 299 Full Service Systems Corp Stateline Janatorial Services 100 - 199 Washoe Tribe of NV & Calif Gardnerville Tribal Governments 100 - 199 Travel Systems Limited Zephyr Cove Food Service Contractors 100 - 199 Topaz Lodge & Casino Gardnerville Casino Hotels 100 - 199 Hard Rock Cafe #1167 Stateline Full Service Restaurants 90 - 99 4 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 M-4 Elko County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Elko County School District Elko Elementary & Secondary Schools 1,000 - 1,499 Cactus Petes, Inc. Jackpot Casino Hotels 600 - 699 Montego Bay Casino Resort West Wendover Casino Hotels 500 - 599 Wendover Nugget Wendover Casino Hotels 400 - 499 Great Basin College Elko Junior Colleges 300 - 399 Elko County Elko Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 300 - 399 Red Lion Inn & Casino Elko Casino Hotels 300 - 399 Newmont Midas Midas Gold Ore Mining 200 - 299 Northeastern NV Regional Hospital Elko General Medical & Surgical Hospitals 200 - 299 Club 93 Inc Jackpot Casino Hotels 200 - 299 Boart Longyear Nevada Elko Support Activities for Metal Mining 200 - 299 City of Elko Elko Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 100 - 199 Shoshone Paiute Tribes Owyhee Tribal Governments 100 - 199 K-T Contract Services Elko Charter Bus Industry 100 - 199 Nevada Department of Transportation Elko Transportation Program Administration 100 - 199 Jerritt Canyon Elko Gold Ore Mining 100 - 199 Ames Construction Inc Carlin Nonresidential Site Preparation Contractors 100 - 199 Gold Dust West Elko Casinos (except Casino Hotels) 100 - 199 Red Garter Hotel & Casino West Wendover Casino Hotels 100 - 199 Stockman's Casino Elko Casino Hotels 100 - 199 5 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 M-5 Esmeralda County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Esmeralda County Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 60 - 69 Chemetall Foote Corp Silver Peak Other Chemical/Fertilizer Mineral Mining 30 - 39 Esmeralda County School District Goldfield Elementary & Secondary Schools 30 - 39 Triple D Ranches LLC Dyer Hay Farming 10 - 19 Scorpio Gold Silver Peak Gold Ore Mining 10 - 19 Xtreme Coil Drilling Corp Drilling Oil & Gas Wells 5 - 9 Arden Salvage Company Dyer Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesalers 5 - 9 Columbus S M LLC All Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining 5 - 9 Esmeralda Market & RV Dyer Gasoline Stations w/ Convenience Stores 5 - 9 GFC Sales & G Fedor Construction Dyer New Single Family Housing Construction 5 - 9 6 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 M-6 Eureka County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Newmont Mining Corporation Carlin Gold Ore Mining 2,000 - 2,499 Barrick Goldstrike Mines Inc Carlin Gold Ore Mining 1,500 - 1,999 Eureka County Auditor Eureka Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 100 - 199 Eureka County School District Eureka Elementary & Secondary Schools 70 - 79 DTE Energy Services Inc Eureka Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation 60 - 69 Southwest Energy LLC Support Activities for Metal Mining 60 - 69 Tic - The Industrial Company Eureka Industrial Building Construction 20 - 29 7 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 M-7 Humboldt County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Newmont Mining Corporation Golconda Gold Ore Mining 500 - 599 Humboldt County School District Winnemucca Elementary and Secondary Schools 500 - 599 Turquoise Ridge Joint Venture Golconda Gold Ore Mining 300 - 399 Goldcorp Marigold Mining Co Valmy Gold Ore Mining 200 - 299 Humboldt General Hospital Winnemucca General Medical & Surgical Hospitals 200 - 299 Humboldt County Winnemucca Executive & Legislative Offices Combined 200 - 299 Hycroft Resources & Dev Inc Winnemucca Gold Ore Mining 100 - 199 Winners Hotel & Casino Winnemucca Casino Hotels 100 - 199 Parkers Model T Winnemucca Casino Hotels 100 - 199 Red Lion Inn & Casino Winnemucca Casino Hotels 100 - 199 Humboldt Human Development Winnemucca Vocational Rehabilitation Services 100 - 199 Timberline Drilling Inc Winnemucca Support Activities for Metal Mining 100 - 199 8 Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), 1st Quarter 2010 M-8 Lander County’s Largest Employers Employer City Industry # of Employees Cortez Gold Mines Crescent Valley Gold Ore Mining 900 - 999 Newmont Mining Corporation Battle Mountain Gold Ore Mining 400 - 499 Lander County School District Battle Mountain Elementary & Secondary Schools 100
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