Fernley City Council Ward 3 · Nov 3, 2026
Ryan
Cross
Ryan Cross is running for Fernley City Council Ward 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Alisa Rhyno.
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The race · City Council Ward 3
- 01Ryan CrossYou’re reading
- 02Alisa Rhyno
Background
- About
- Fernley High School principal and former U.S. Army officer.
- Campaign website
- ryancross4citycouncil.com
Alisa Rhyno and Ryan Cross advanced from the June 9, 2026 Ward 3 primary; Debbie Skinner and Ryan P. Hanan advanced in Ward 1; Neal E. McIntyre and Timothy Bickerton advanced for mayor. Nevada Secretary of State · Jun 9, 2026
On the record: Ryan Cross
3 sourced01Title 16 nuisance ordinance1 sourced position
Opposes the proposed Title 16 nuisance ordinance amendments and urges the City Council to reject them.
I urge the City Council to reject these amendments”
Own statementRyan Cross for Fernley City Council campaign websiteLink
02Data centers1 sourced position
Supports responsible economic development and urges independent impact studies and strict protections for any data center approvals.
I urge local leaders to require comprehensive independent impact studies and ensure any approvals include strict protections for water conservation, grid reliability, and adequate separation from residential communities.”
Own statementRyan Cross for Fernley City Council campaign websiteLink
03Public safety funding1 sourced position
as reported by The Fernley Reporter; not a direct quote
Said he would increase funding for police and fire and pay for it by finding efficiencies inside City Hall.
Forum answerThe Fernley Reporter · Jun 7, 2026Link
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