Todd Moretto, the son of the late Trena Moretto, who served as the Churchill County recorder from 1998 to 2006, has chosen to make Churchill County his home. He was born and raised in Fallon and attended local schools.
Moretto has served on the Fallon Cantaloupe Festival Committee, coming in nearly ten years ago to help with sound and entertainment. He eventually took over booking the acts and running the logistics of the entertainment portion of the Festival and now serves as the vice chairman. In his professional life, he is a maintenance planner for Kennametal and, as a local business owner, runs Auditory Sensations, doing sound and music for local events of all sizes.
“I have attended many community functions and have heard the concerns expressed by the area’s residents, elected and nonelected officials,” he said. “I have seen the county’s growth, and I understand how our local government works. I know what this community special.”
Issues that top the list of importance include agriculture and tourism. “We must preserve Churchill County’s agriculture base with the many farms and ranches dotting the Lahontan Valley.”
With a nod to the many community events throughout the year, Morretto said, “Churchill County hosts events better than any other town around. Tourism is important to our community. We need to consider additional motel and hotel rooms to accommodate the successful growth of our town.”
“I want to preserve Churchill County’s culture, and I want to see it continue to thrive. This is what has formulated many of my ideas to move forward as a candidate for the Churchill County Commissioner District 3,” Moretto said.
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