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Reno, NV Area Code
The area code for Reno, Nevada is 775. It is in the Pacific Time zone and has no overlay, so 775 is the only local code you'll see.
Last updated October 3, 2026 · Source: NANPA
Area code serving Reno
Reno sits in Nevada, part of the West region and the Pacific Time zone. Its area code is 775, which covers all of Nevada outside Clark County, including Reno, Carson City and Elko. 775 has no overlay today, so every Reno landline and mobile number with a local code starts with 775.
775 has served the area since 1998. If the region runs low on numbers, regulators will most likely add an overlay code on top rather than split the area, which would make 10-digit dialing mandatory.
| Code | Area served | In service |
|---|---|---|
| 775 | All of Nevada outside Clark County, including Reno, Carson City and Elko | December 12, 1998 |
Nearby cities sharing this area code
- Sparks
- Carson City
- Pahrump
- Elko
- Fernley
- Fallon
- Gardnerville
- Minden
- Dayton
- Winnemucca
- Incline Village
- Ely
- Yerington
Getting a Reno phone number
Any new landline, mobile or VoIP number from a local carrier in Reno gets the 775 area code. Numbers come from the blocks each carrier holds in the area; a number ported in from elsewhere keeps its original area code, so you may also see out-of-state codes locally.
Dialing in Reno
Reno is covered by the single area code 775 with no overlay, so some local calls may still connect with seven digits. Dialing all 10 digits (area code + seven-digit number) always works and is the safest habit. From outside the US, dial +1, then the area code and number. See 10-digit dialing and overlay area codes for the background. For every code in Nevada, visit the Nevada area codes page.
Quick answers
Reno area code FAQ
What is the area code for Reno, NV?
The area code for Reno, Nevada is 775, in service since 1998. It has no overlay, so all local numbers there use 775.
What time zone is Reno in?
Reno is in the Pacific Time zone.
Do I need to dial the area code in Reno?
Not always: with a single code, some local calls still connect with seven digits. Dialing all 10 digits always works.