Former Reno Mayor Jeff Griffin, who led the city from 1995 to 2002, passed away on February 5. He is remembered as a dedicated public servant whose leadership helped shape Reno during a time of significant growth and transition.
Griffin served as mayor during a pivotal chapter in the city’s history, guiding Reno through major development and infrastructure changes. His influence extended beyond the local level, earning recognition regionally and nationally for his commitment to civic leadership and public service.
At the national level, Griffin served as chair of the Criminal and Social Justice Committee for the U.S. Conference of Mayors, where he worked to advance social justice initiatives while strengthening public safety efforts across the country. Closer to home, he played an active role in regional transportation and development projects that continue to define Reno’s landscape…