How to Use These Indexes
This index system is designed for the unique challenges of finding information quickly in dusty, stressful, or urgent situations on the playa. Start with your problem, not the alphabet.
For Emergencies: Go directly to Section A for immediate life-safety issues, emergency contacts, and crisis response.
For Daily Needs: Use Section B ("I need..." / "Where is..." / "My [item] is broken...") to solve common survival challenges like finding ice, getting transportation, or fixing equipment.
For Permission Questions: Check Section C ("Can I...") for quick policy answers about driving, substances, activities, and behavioral expectations.
For Everything Else: Use Section D (Complete Alphabetical Index) for comprehensive lookup. Each entry includes detailed sub-information, specific locations, hours, and costs, plus cross-references to related services you might also need.
Follow the arrows (→) to find the exact manual section with detailed information. Bold entries indicate critical or emergency services. Italicized "See also" references help you discover related services and backup options.
Pro tip: In a dust storm or emergency, this index may be faster than flipping through section pages. When someone asks you a question, start here to quickly locate the right manual section and cross-references.
Index A: Emergency Quick-Access
IMMEDIATE EMERGENCIES
Medical emergency → A1 [RAMPART: Esplanade & 5:15]
Missing child → A1 [Contact ANY Ranger - Gate stops]
Mental health crisis → A1 [Green Dot Rangers/CIT]
Fire emergency → E2 [F.A.S.T. team]
Fuel spill (>1 gallon) → E2 [Rangers/ESD immediately]
Unconscious person → A1 [RAMPART immediately]
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
BRC 911 → A1 [Any staff radio]
Rangers HQ → A1 [Esplanade & 6:30]
RAMPART → A1 [Esplanade & 5:15]
Off-playa hospital → F1 [(775) 982-4100]
Sheriff → F1 [(775) 273-2641]
Index B: Most Common Questions
"WHERE CAN I GET...?"
Ice? → C1
- Arctica Main (Center Camp @ 8:00): 10am-5pm
- ICE³ (3:00 & G): Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
- ICE 9 (9:00 & G): Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
Water? → C1 [Bring your own - NO SALES]
Gas for my car? → C3 [Bruno's Shell, Gerlach]
Phone charged? → C1 [Check whiteboard]
Bike repaired? → C3 [See repair camp table]
"CAN I...?"
Drive my car in the city? → E1 [NO unless accessibility]
Use marijuana here? → E3 [NO - federal land]
Fly my drone? → E1 [Pre-registration required]
Take photos? → E3 [Yes with consent]
Have a campfire? → E2 [Burn gardens only]
"I LOST MY..."
Keys/wallet/phone → A2 [Lost & Found, right of Playa Info]
Friend/campmate → A2 [Check Rangers, message boards]
Child → A1 [ANY Ranger IMMEDIATELY]
Bike → B2 [L&F doesn't handle bikes]
"HOW DO I...?"
Get back from hospital? → F1 [Arrange own transport]
Find an address? → B1 [Clock position + letter]
Get to the airport? → B3 [5:00 past K]
Contact someone off-playa? → C2 [Limited cell/911@burningman.org]
Index C: Problem-Solution Quick Reference
VEHICLE PROBLEMS
Locked out of car → A2 [Pink KEY-OSK box]
Car won't start → A2 [Cal-Nevada towing]
Need fuel → C3 [Bruno's Shell off-playa]
RV tanks full → C3 [USS trucks, $80-100]
HEALTH/SAFETY ISSUES
Medical emergency → A1 [RAMPART]
Mental health crisis → A1 [Green Dot Rangers]
Dehydration → A1 [Medical stations]
Lost medication → A2 [Lost & Found]
COMMUNICATION NEEDS
No cell service → C2 [Normal - use BMIR 94.5]
Emergency message → A1 [911@burningman.org]
Mail service → C2 [Post offices, limited]
WASTE/ENVIRONMENTAL
Gray water disposal → F3 [Never on playa]
Trash disposal → F3 [Pack out - NO bins]
Recycling → F3 [Aluminum cans ONLY]
Index D: Complete Alphabetical Index
A
AAA Road Service → A2
Will NOT provide service inside BRC fence
Coverage only on maintained roads outside
See also: Towing Services, Vehicle Problems, Cal-Nevada
Accessibility Services → D1
ASL interpreters: Playa Info, 9am-10pm daily
Mobility Camp: Equipment, tours, charging
Vehicle access: Pre-registration required
R.I.D.E. programs: Inclusion initiatives
See also: ASL Services, Mobility Equipment, Vehicle Registration
Accessibility Vehicles → E1
Pre-registration with disability documentation required
No artistic modification required
Same traffic rules apply (5 mph limit)
Display official disability sticker
See also: DMV Registration, Mobility Services, Vehicle Policies
Address System (City Layout) → B1
Clock positions: 2:00-10:00 (radial streets)
Letter streets: Esplanade, A-K (concentric)
2025 street names: Atwood, Bradbury, Cherryh, Dick, Ellison, Farmer, Gibson, Herbert, Ishiguro, Jemisin, Kilgore
Format example: "5:30 & Farmer" = intersection
The Man: Central reference point
See also: Navigation, Street Names, City Planning
Aircraft Services → B3, D2
BRC Airport: 5:00 past K, FAA ID 88NV
Operating hours: 6:30am-6:30pm → p.40
Scenic flights: Wed-Thu ONLY, first-come basis
Skydiving: Burning Sky Camp, 150+ jumps required
Safety requirements: 18+, sober, waiver
See also: Transportation, Scenic Flights, Aviation Safety
Airport (BRC) → B3
Location: Airport Road, 5:00 past "K" street
FAA Identifier: 88NV, Elevation: 3,912 ft
Open: Wed Aug 20 - Mon Sept 1
Airport shuttle Trams available
"Air Box": Airport Box Office/Will Call, 8am-7pm
See also: Aircraft Services, Scenic Flights, Transportation
Alcohol → E3
Legal on-playa (unlike marijuana)
Sobriety required for vehicle operation → E1
Sober community resources available → D1
See also: Sober Community, Vehicle Safety, Legal Policies
Aluminum Recycling → F3
Recycle Camp: 5:45 & Esplanade
Hours: Mon-Sun 9am-5pm (closed Labor Day)
Cans ONLY: No other aluminum products
Benefits: Gerlach School fundraising
See also: Waste Management, Leave No Trace, Community Support
Anonymous Village → D1
Established sober community camp
AA/NA meetings and support
Location: 5:30 & F
See also: Sober Community, Recovery Support, Meeting Schedules
ARTery → D2
Location: Esplanade & 6:30
Hours: Mon Aug 18 - Mon Sept 1, 9am-6pm
Services: Art maps, tours, installation info
F.A.S.T. headquarters: Fire safety team → E2
Artist resources and support
See also: Art Information, Fire Safety, Installation Maps
Art Information → D2
Installation maps and GPS coordinates
Artist contact information
Safety guidelines for interaction
Scheduled tours available daily
Interactive art database
Honoraria art: Grant-funded installations
See also: ARTery, Navigation, Theme Art
Art Theme 2025: "Tomorrow Today" → D2, F2
Future imagination and present action
Making tomorrow's possibilities real today
Collective creation and time convergence
Visual expression: retrofuturism, time aesthetics
See also: Theme Camps, Art Installations, Participation
Arctica (Ice Sales) → C1
Main location: Center Camp @ 8:00
Build Week: Thu-Sun 12pm-5pm
Event Week: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12pm-5pm
Exodus: Mon 9am-12pm
See also: Ice Sales, Basic Needs
Arrival → B3
Gate opens: Sun Aug 24, 12pm for general tickets
Pre-event: Mon Aug 18, 9am for SAPs
Box Office & Will Call at Gate
Greeters Station: 6:00 & K
See also: Gate Operations, Entry Process
ASL (American Sign Language) → D1
Interpreters: Playa Info 9am-10pm daily
Tiger Stripe Laminates: Interpreter identification
Some Rangers ASL-trained (availability varies)
Schedule extended hours outside Playa Info
See also: Accessibility Services, Deaf Community, Communication
B
Basic Needs → C1
Ice: Three sales locations
Water: Bring 1.5 gal/person/day minimum
Charging: Multiple camps offer service
Food permits: Required for public service
See also: Ice Sales, Water Services, Device Charging
Bicycles → B2
Primary transportation recommended
Wide/fat tires work best on playa
Lights REQUIRED for night riding
Lock bikes even if unique
See also: Yellow Bikes, Bike Repair, Transportation
Bike Repair → C3
Multiple camps throughout city
Complete service table with hours
Some offer 24-hour service
Bring spare parts when possible
Check whiteboard at Playa Info for updates
See also: Transportation, Yellow Bikes, Camp Services
BIPOC Community → D1
Multicultural neighborhood: Around 5:45 & G
R.I.D.E. programming and support
Over a dozen BIPOC-led camps
See also: R.I.D.E., Diversity Programs, Inclusion
Black Rock City → B1
Semi-circle layout from 2:00 to 10:00
Population: ~70,000 during event
Temporary city in Nevada desert
See also: City Layout, Navigation, Address System
Black Rock Compost → F3
3 locations: C & 4:40, A & 4:00, B & 6:45
Hours: Mon-Sun 3-6pm during Burn Week
Organic food waste ONLY
Donation-based program
See also: Waste Management, Environmental
Black Rock Rangers → A1
NOT law enforcement - community mediators
Headquarters: Esplanade & 6:30 (new for 2025)
Identification: Khaki shirts with Burning Man logo
Outposts: "Berlin" (3:00 Plaza), "Tokyo" (9:00 Plaza)
Radio Channel: Khaki
See also: Emergency Services, Conflict Resolution, Green Dot Rangers
BLM (Bureau of Land Management) → E2, E3
Federal land jurisdiction
Environmental compliance monitoring
Permit requirements and enforcement
See also: Federal Law, Environmental Compliance
BMIR Radio → C2
Frequency: 94.5 FM
Location: 5:30 & Esplanade
24/7 info, music, emergency updates
Studio access: Noon-4pm for PSAs
Online streaming: bmir.org
See also: Communication, Emergency Information, Radio Stations
Box Office → B3
Located at Gate entrance
Will Call ticket collection
Photo ID required
Open during Gate operating hours
See also: Gate Operations, Arrival Procedures, Tickets
BRC 911 → A1
Emergency radio channel (all zones)
Any staff with radio can call
For true emergencies only
See also: Emergency Services, Rangers, Medical
BRC Airport → B3
Location: 5:00 past "K" street
FAA Identifier: 88NV
Elevation: 3,912 ft
Open: Wed Aug 20 - Mon Sept 1
See also: Aircraft Services, Transportation
Bruno's Shell → C1, C3
Gerlach gas station (11 miles south)
Closest fuel for personal vehicles
Limited hours and supplies
See also: Fuel Services, Off-Playa Services
Burn Gardens → E2
Location: Esplanade at 5:30 ONLY
Hours: Sun 10am (after Man Burn) through Tue post-event
Accepted: Untreated wood ONLY
Prohibited: Cardboard, trash, treated lumber, PVC
Supervised operation by volunteers
See also: Fire Safety, Waste Management
Burner Express Bus (BxB) → B3
Depot: 6:15 & J Street
Advance booking required
One-way tickets: Reno ($149-199), SF ($189)
Dedicated Gate lane for faster entry
Reserved camping in HOVerlandia (6:15 & I)
See also: Transportation, Arrival Services
Burner Express Air (BxA) → B3
Operates from Atlantic Aviation, Reno
Booking: burnerexpress.burningman.org
Check-in: 45 min before departure
Luggage: 25 lbs max, soft-sided recommended
Flight time: ~45 minutes to BRC
See also: Aircraft Services, Transportation
Burning Sky Camp → D2
Location: 5:00 & G
Skydiving services (experienced only)
Scenic ride sign-ups Wed-Thu
Registration: burningsky.org
See also: Skydiving, Scenic Flights
C
Cal-Nevada Towing → A2
Operating start: Sat Aug 30
Services: Vehicle relocation, jump starts, flat tires
Request: Online form via tablet at Playa Info
Payment: Cash/card at time of service
Surge pricing Sat/Sun/Mon
Cannot service inside camps
See also: Vehicle Services, Emergency Services
Camping → D2
Placed Camps: Pre-registered, marked boundaries
Open Camping: First-come basis, H-K streets
Walk-In Camping: 2:00-5:00 beyond last street
Avoid blue survey flags (reserved areas)
See also: Placement Services, Camp Setup
Cell Phone Service → C2
Limited and unreliable throughout event
Text messages more likely than calls
All carriers affected equally
Peak problems during high-traffic times
Plan for minimal connectivity
See also: Communication, Internet Access
Center Camp → B1, C1
Location: 6:00 position, 3000 ft from Man
Large circular area with canopy
Services: Arctica, Playa Info, post office
Identification: Largest tensile shade structure
Community gathering space
See also: Navigation, Basic Services, Plaza Locations
Central Nevada Health District → C1
Food permit authority
Application fee: $50
Deadline: August 8, 2025
Permit pickup: Playa Info Sun-Tue Aug 24-26
See also: Food Permits, Health Requirements
Charging Services → C1
Check whiteboard at Playa Info for camps
Bring own charging cables
Solar vs generator powered options
Medical equipment gets priority
Weather dependent availability
See also: Device Charging, Solar Services, Medical Equipment
City Layout → B1
Semi-circle from 2:00 to 10:00
Radial streets (spokes)
Concentric streets (circles)
The Man at center point
Temple at 12:00 beyond Man
See also: Address System, Navigation, Street Names
Cleanup Requirements → F3
Personal camp grid sweep mandatory
2 hours community service expected
Earth Guardians coordination available
Leave area better than found
Grid system: line up, walk slowly
See also: Leave No Trace, MOOP Prevention, Environmental
Clock Positions → B1, p.23
2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30... through 10:00
Radial streets from Esplanade to fence
Additional :15 and :45 positions between F-K
5:00 continues past K to Airport
See also: Address System, Navigation
Collexodus → F3
Schedule: Sat 1pm - Tue morning post-event
Location: Exit road before Greeters, both sides
Accepted: Unopened non-perishables, supplies
Benefits: DPW crew and Gerlach community
NOT accepted: Perishables, damaged items, water
Window washing stations available
See also: Donation Collection, Community Support, Exodus
Communication → C2
BMIR 94.5 FM for official info
GARS 95.1 FM for gate/traffic
Limited cell and internet service
Post offices for mail service
Digital Services terminals
Emergency messages: 911@burningman.org
See also: Radio Stations, Internet Access, Emergency Contact
Community Standards → E3
Consent culture required
Inclusive behavior expected
Rangers mediate conflicts
Progressive enforcement
Respect personal boundaries
See also: Behavioral Expectations, Conflict Resolution, Ten Principles
Composting → F3
3 locations for organic waste
Hours: 3-6pm during Burn Week
Donation-based program ($5/person suggested)
Food waste ONLY - no paper/plastics
See also: Waste Management, Environmental
Conflict Resolution → A1, E3
Rangers provide mediation
Direct communication first
Focus on solutions
Avoid escalation
See also: Rangers, Community Standards
Consent → E3
Required for all physical contact
Essential for photography/video
Respect "no" immediately
Ask before posting social media
See also: Media Rights, Photography, Community Standards
COVID Protocols → E3
Personal responsibility approach
Mask when exposed or positive
Isolation for 5+ days if positive
Medical care if symptoms severe
Follow CDC guidelines
See also: Health Protocols, Medical Services
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) → A1
Professional mental health response
Psychiatric emergency support
Sexual assault advocacy (SAT)
Access through BRC 911 or Rangers
Staffs Survivor Advocacy Center at Station 6
See also: Mental Health, Emergency Services, Green Dot Rangers
CrowdRx → A1
Medical services provider
No charge for on-playa services
Partnership with Emergency Services
See also: Medical Services, RAMPART
D
Deaf Community → D1
ASL interpreters at Playa Info
Multiple ASL-focused camps
Deaf culture sharing opportunities
Some Rangers have ASL training
See also: ASL Services, Accessibility, Communication
Decommodification → F2
Third of Ten Principles
No commercial transactions
Gift economy focus
No advertising or branding
See also: Ten Principles, Gift Economy
Deep Playa → B1
Area beyond The Man toward 12:00
Location of Temple
Art installations throughout
Less populated than city streets
See also: Navigation, Temple, Art Installations
Deep Playa Music Zone (DMZ) → E1
Location: 5,340 ft from Man, 10:30-11:15
Up to 12 hours stationary time allowed
No volume limits (speakers face away from city)
Full services available
Over 22 acres size
See also: Sound Policy, Large Sound Zones
Departure → B3
Exodus process with pulsing system
BMIR 94.5 for traffic updates
Shortest lines: 3am-10am most days
Rain stops all exit operations
Collexodus donations on exit road
See also: Exodus, Traffic Management
Device Charging → C1
Multiple camps offer service
Check whiteboard for current options
Bring own cables and backup battery
Solar vs generator powered
Medical equipment priority
See also: Solar Services, Medical Equipment, Power
Digital Services → C2
Terminals at Playa Info
Searchable camp/event directory
Lost & Found database search
Interactive maps and navigation
Updated event information
See also: Information Services, Directory Search
Disability Services → D1, E1
Accessibility vehicles permitted
Mobility Camp services
ASL interpretation available
Universal design principles
Medical equipment support
See also: Accessibility, Mobility Equipment, Inclusion
DMV (Department of Mutant Vehicles) → E1
Location: Esplanade & Center Camp Portal East
Inspection area: "Salem's Lot"
Pre-registration required (no on-site)
100% completion rule for inspection
Hours vary by day (closed Sat burn day)
Staff: "Hotties" volunteers
See also: Mutant Vehicles, Vehicle Registration
Donation Programs → F3
Collexodus: Exit road donations
Bike donations: 3 approved locations
Aluminum can recycling benefits
See also: Community Support, Exodus
Drone Policy → E1
Pre-registration required (no on-site)
Check-in mandatory before flight
Approved drones have visible tags
Pilots wear safety vests
No flying over crowds
Report unauthorized to Rangers
See also: Aviation Safety, Policy Enforcement
Dust Storms → B1
Stop moving in whiteout conditions
Find shelter behind structures
Wait it out (usually 15-30 min)
Use audio cues for navigation
Carry lights and whistle
Follow fence if on perimeter
See also: Weather Safety, Navigation, Visibility
E
Earth Guardians → E2, F3
Location: Esplanade & 5:00
Environmental education and training
Daily tours: 11am MOOP train
Cleanup coordination
MOOP bags and tools provided
Leave No Trace training
See also: Environmental Compliance, MOOP
Emergency Contacts → A1, F1
On-playa:
BRC 911 (any staff radio)
Rangers: Esplanade & 6:30
RAMPART: Esplanade & 5:15
Off-playa:
Hospital: (775) 982-4100
Sheriff: (775) 273-2641
Legal: lawyersforburners.org
See also: Emergency Services, Medical Transport
Emergency Messages → A1
Email: 911@burningman.org
Through Playa Info Day Manager (9am-6pm)
Include: Full name, camp location, message
Limited to true emergencies
See also: Communication, Off-Playa Contact
Emergency Services Department (ESD) → A1
Components: Fire, Medical, Mental Health, Communications
Station 5: 5:00 Airport Road past "K"
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)
BRC 911 dispatch coordination
See also: Fire Safety, Medical Services, Rangers
Entry → B3
Gate opens Sun Aug 24, 12pm (general)
Pre-event Mon Aug 18, 9am (SAPs)
Required: Ticket, vehicle pass, photo ID
Box Office for Will Call
Listen to GARS 95.1 for wait times
See also: Gate Operations, Arrival, Tickets
Environmental Compliance → E2
BLM permit requirements
Leave No Trace principles
Daily monitoring by Earth Guardians
Post-event assessment
Future permit protection
Fairy shrimp habitat protection
See also: Leave No Trace, BLM, MOOP
Esplanade → B1
Innermost circle facing The Man
Major services located along it
Key navigation reference
Large-scale sound restrictions
See also: Address System, Navigation, Sound Policy
Evaporation Systems → F3
Legal gray water disposal method
Large surface area design required
Shallow containers speed process
Daily maintenance needed
Complete cleanup at event end
See also: Gray Water, Environmental Compliance
Event Dates → F2
Sunday August 24 - Monday September 1, 2025
Build Week starts Monday August 18
Man Burn: Saturday August 30
Temple Burn: Sunday August 31
Labor Day: Monday September 1
See also: Schedule, Timeline
Exodus → B3
Organized departure process
Pulsing system during peak times
Monitor BMIR 94.5 for updates
Shortest waits: 3am-10am
Rain protocols stop operations
Food/water/fuel for delays
See also: Departure, Traffic Management
F
F.A.S.T. (Fire Arts Safety Team) → E2
Location: ARTery (Esplanade & 6:30)
Fire permits and inspections
Pre-event application required
On-playa permit laminate issuance
Inspection hours: 2-6pm Aug 24-30
Consultation available
See also: Fire Safety, Art Safety, Permits
Family Unification Network (FUN) → A1
Child identification wristbands
Register at Ranger HQ
Parent + child + photo ID required
Unique serial number system
Quick reunion if separated
See also: Child Safety, Missing Persons, Rangers
Federal Law → E3
Supersedes state law on federal land
Marijuana illegal regardless of state law
BLM enforcement authority
Multiple agency jurisdiction
See also: Legal Jurisdiction, Law Enforcement
Fire Extinguishers → E2
Mandatory for all camps
Mount on posts in full view
Avoid ABC type in kitchens
Alternatives: damp towels, playa dirt
See also: Fire Safety, Safety Equipment
Fire Safety → E2
F.A.S.T. team coordination
Permit requirements for all fire art
Burn gardens for wood only
Fire extinguisher requirements
Fuel storage safety distances
Emergency response procedures
See also: Emergency Services, Safety Equipment, Burn Gardens
First Aid → A1
Plaza stations: 3:00 & C, 9:00 & C
Basic care and assessment
Refer serious to RAMPART
See also: Medical Services, Emergency Care
Food Permits → C1
Required for: Public service, 125+ members
Authority: Central Nevada Health District
Application fee: $50
Deadline: August 8, 2025, 11:59 PM MST
Pickup: Playa Info Sun-Tue Aug 24-26, 9am-3:30pm
Display requirement: Prominent posting
See also: Health Requirements, Camp Services
Found Items → A2
Turn in at Lost & Found Line 0
Night drop: "Deep Throat" bins
Security items locked storage
Database logging system
See also: Lost & Found, Missing Items
Fuel Safety → E2
Storage principles and distances
Approved containers required
Secondary containment 110% capacity
Spill prevention measures
Daily leak inspections
Report spills >1 gallon
See also: Environmental Safety, Spill Response
Fuel Services → C1, C3
On-playa: PETROL (registered only)
Hell Station: 9:30 & halfway to fence
Off-playa: Bruno's Shell, Gerlach
Hours: 10am-4pm daily
Not available: Personal vehicles
See also: Vehicle Services, PETROL Department
G
GARS Radio → C2
Frequency: 95.1 FM
Gate Advisory Radio System
Arrival/departure information
Real-time wait times
Road conditions
Alternative route suggestions
See also: Gate Information, Traffic Updates, Radio
Gate Operations → B3
Hours: 24/7 once open
Opens: Sun Aug 24, 12pm (general)
Closes: Sat Aug 30, 12pm
Pre-event: Mon Aug 18, 9am (SAPs)
Box Office and Will Call
Re-entry: $30 wristband required
See also: Arrival Procedures, Entry Requirements
Generator Sound → E2
Keep neighbors in mind
Sound insulation recommended
Wooden box enclosures help
Do NOT dig trenches
See also: Sound Policy, Neighbor Relations
Gift Economy → F2
Second of Ten Principles
No expectation of return
Unconditional giving
Ice/coffee exceptions for practicality
See also: Ten Principles, Decommodification
Gifting → F2
Second Principle
Unconditional gift giving
No barter or trade
Skills, time, resources
See also: Ten Principles, Community Values
GPS Coordinates → B3
Black Rock City: 40.7864° N, 119.2065° W
BRC Airport: 40.765° N, 119.239° W
See also: Location, Navigation
Gray Water → F3
Prohibition: Never dump on playa
Sources: Dish water, showers, ice melt
Legal methods: Evaporation, containment
Professional: USS for large camps
Violation: BLM citations possible
See also: Environmental Compliance, Waste Management
Green Dot Rangers → A1
Emotional support specialists
Crisis intervention training
Round green dot identification
Haven staffing
Slower, quieter support mode
See also: Mental Health, Crisis Support, Rangers
Greeters Station → B1, B3
Location: 6:00 road past "K"
First welcome to Black Rock City
May have extra WWW guides
Exit road location for Collexodus
See also: Arrival, Welcome Services
H
HALT Awareness → D1
Sober community tool
Monitor: Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired
Recovery support strategy
Meeting attendance helps
See also: Sober Community, Recovery Support
Hand Washing → C1
Required in camp kitchens
Food handler requirement
Part of permit compliance
See also: Food Safety, Health Requirements
Haven → A1
Location: 6:30 between Esplanade and A
Partnership with Rangers
New offering of Zendo Project
Psychedelic crisis support
See also: Mental Health, Crisis Support
Health District → C1
Central Nevada Health District
Food permit authority
$50 application fee
August 8 deadline
See also: Food Permits, Health Requirements
Heavy Machinery → D2
Request through Placement Team
NOT directly to DPW
Build week coordination
Safety requirements
See also: Placement, Infrastructure
Hell Station → C1, C3
Location: ~9:30 & halfway to fence
Hours: 10am-4pm daily (office until 5pm)
Fuel: Aug 19-31
Propane: Aug 20-31
Services: Gas, diesel, propane
Registered vehicles ONLY
See also: Fuel Services, Vehicle Registration
HIPAA Forms → A1
Sign for medical transport
Allows family notification
Required for information release
Bring to medical facilities
See also: Medical Transport, Privacy
Honoraria Art → D2
Grant-funded installations
Selected artists
Larger scale projects
Professional standards
Featured in art maps
See also: Art Installations, ARTery
Hospital (Primary) → F1
Renown Regional Medical Center
Address: 1155 Mill St, Reno
Phone: (775) 982-4100
Distance: ~110 miles
Most medical transports go here
See also: Medical Transport, Emergency Services
HOVerlandia → B3
Location: 6:15 & I
Reserved camping for Burner Express
Pre-arranged through BxB booking
See also: Burner Express, Camping
I
Ice Sales → C1
Arctica Main: Center Camp @ 8:00
ICE³: 3:00 & G Plaza
ICE 9: 9:00 & G Plaza
Large Orders: 6:15 & K (credit only)
Prices: Crushed 16lbs $12, Block 10lbs $7
Hours: Generally 10am-5pm
See also: Basic Needs, Payment Methods
Immediacy → F2
Tenth of Ten Principles
Direct experience priority
Present moment focus
Overcome barriers
See also: Ten Principles, Participation
Inclusion → D1, F2
First of Ten Principles
R.I.D.E. programs
Accessibility services
No prerequisites for participation
See also: Diversity, Community Values
Information Services → C2
BMIR radio 94.5 FM
Digital Services terminals
What Where When guide
Message boards
Post offices
See also: Communication, Directory
Inspection (DMV) → E1
Day license different from night license
ZIPLINE: Combined inspection option
Flame effects: F.A.S.T. inspection
Laser effects: L.A.S.T. inspection
See also: DMV, Mutant Vehicles
Internet Access → C2
No public Wi-Fi available
Extremely limited connectivity
Some camps may offer access
Satellite connections rare
Plan for disconnection
See also: Communication, Cell Service
J
Jail (Primary) → F1
Pershing County Sheriff Office
Address: 395 9th St, Lovelock
Phone: (775) 273-2641
Distance: ~90 miles southeast
Most on-playa arrests go here
See also: Law Enforcement, Legal Services
Jump Start Service → A2
Cal-Nevada Towing provides
Request via online form on tablet
Fee-based service
Available Sat-Tue
See also: Vehicle Services, Towing
K
KEY-OSK Services → A2
Hot pink mailbox at Playa Info
Services: Lockout, locksmith
24/7 form submission access
Follow ALL form instructions
Stay with vehicle for service
See also: Vehicle Services, Lockout
Kitchens → C1
Food permits required for public service
Hand washing stations mandatory
Temperature control requirements
Gray water management needed
See also: Food Safety, Camp Setup
L
Land Use → D2
No land grabbing allowed
Stay within boundaries
Can't reserve for absent people
Dense camping encouraged
Respect neighbor agreements
See also: Placement, Camping Rules
Large-Scale Sound → E2
Designated zones: 2:00 and 10:00
Speakers face open playa
100 ft measurement point
Elevated and backed speakers
See also: Sound Policy, DMZ
Laser Policy → E3
Handheld: Completely prohibited
Mounted: Pre-approval required
Safety history: Vision loss incidents
Approved: Tags and operator vests
Report violations: Rangers immediately
See also: Safety Policies, DMV
Law Enforcement → A1, F1
Substation: Esplanade & 5:30
Main camp: Point 1, 7:00 past "K"
Multiple agencies present
Feedback forms available
Know your rights
See also: Legal Services, Rangers
Lawyers for Burners → F1
Website: lawyersforburners.org
Legal assistance coordination
Attorney referrals
Citation/arrest help
Fill out feedback form
See also: Legal Services, John Routsis
Leave No Trace → E2, F3
Eighth of Ten Principles
Pack it in, pack it out
MOOP prevention strategies
Environmental protection
Grid sweep requirements
Future permit protection
See also: Environmental Compliance, MOOP
Legal Services → F1
Lawyers for Burners coordination
Local attorney: John Routsis
Court appearance assistance
Citation handling guidance
Know your rights information
See also: Law Enforcement, Emergency Services
Letter Streets → B1
Esplanade (innermost)
A through K (outward)
2025 names: Sci-fi authors theme
Curved concentric circles
See also: Address System, Street Names
Lighting Requirements → B2
Bikes: Front and rear mandatory
Walking: Headlamp/flashlight required
Vehicles: Proper lighting systems
Night safety: Be visible
See also: Safety Equipment, Night Navigation
Lockout Services → A2
Request: Pink KEY-OSK box
Service: Black Rock City Lockout
Manager: Elecktra
FREE vehicle entry assistance
Emergency: Radio for running cars
See also: Vehicle Services, KEY-OSK
Locksmith Services → A2
Available Friday onwards ONLY
Fees vary (paid to locksmith)
Request via KEY-OSK box
No guaranteed timeframe
See also: Key Services, Vehicle Help
Lost & Found → A2
Location: Right side of Playa Info
Hours: 9am-6pm Mon-Labor Day
Lines: 0 (turn in), 1 (retrieve), 2 (phones), 4 (search)
Night drop: Three bins 24/7
Database: Digital Services search
NOT bicycles or vehicles
See also: Missing Items, Found Property
Lost Children → A1
Contact ANY Ranger immediately
Gate traffic stops
Provide: Name, description, location
Stay at current location
FUN wristbands help
See also: Missing Persons, Family Services
M
Mail Services → C2
Locations: 3:00 & E, 8:01 & Esplanade
Format: Specific addressing required
General Delivery: Gerlach 89412
NO PACKAGES: Return to sender policy
Outgoing: Won't mail until after event
See also: Post Office, Communication
Man (The) → B1
Center reference point
Dead center of city
Primary navigation landmark
Illuminated at night
Man Burn: Saturday night
See also: Navigation, Landmarks
Man Burn → F2
Saturday August 30, 2025
Safety stations at 3:00 and 9:00
Blue emergency beacons
All vehicle sound OFF
Fire conclave performance
See also: Event Schedule, Burns
Maps → B1, C2
What Where When guide
Digital Services interactive maps
Playa Info reference maps
Camp-created local maps
See also: Navigation, WWW Guide
Marijuana Policy → E3
Completely illegal on federal land
Medical cards provide NO protection
All forms prohibited
Federal citations possible
Detection dogs present
Event removal possible
See also: Federal Law, Legal Services
MECO Water → C1
TEXT ONLY: 775-762-3963
Large camps and RVs only
5 RV minimum for reservation
Office: South of K at 5:30
Very limited availability
See also: Water Services, RV Services
Media Rights → E3
Consent always required
Personal use generally OK
Commercial use needs registration
No photos zones exist
Social media considerations
See also: Photography, Privacy, Consent
Medical Equipment → D1
Priority charging at Mobility Camp
Accessibility support available
Bring backup batteries
See also: Disability Services, Charging
Medical Services → A1
RAMPART: Esplanade & 5:15 (main)
Plaza stations: 3:00 & C, 9:00 & C
Provider: CrowdRx
Cost: No charge on-playa
Hours: 24/7 during event week
Off-playa: Renown Regional usually
See also: Emergency Services, First Aid
Medical Transport → A1, F1
RAMPART decides if needed
Usually to Renown Regional
Bring: ID, insurance, contacts
Sign HIPAA form
Arrange own return transport
No Surprises Act protections
See also: Hospital, Emergency Services
Mental Health → A1, D1
Green Dot Rangers support
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)
Haven safe space
Haven harm reduction
Community resources
See also: Crisis Support, Emergency Services
Message Boards → A2, C2
Located around Playa Info
Camp communications
Missing persons notices
Community information
See also: Communication, Information
Missing Persons → A1, A2
Adults: Check Rangers, message boards
Children: Contact Ranger immediately
FUN registration: Wristband system
Off-playa: Check hospitals, jails
See also: Emergency Services, Family Services
Mobility Camp → D1
Location varies (check Directory)
Wheelchair tours 3-4 times daily
Medical equipment charging
Equipment loans (limited)
Priority system for services
See also: Accessibility Services, Tours
MOOP (Matter Out of Place) → E2, F3
Any material not belonging on playa
Examples: Trash, food, liquids, glitter
Top 3: Stakes, plastic, wood
Prevention: Tarps, containers, securing
Daily sweeps recommended
Affects future permits
See also: Leave No Trace, Cleanup
Mutant Vehicles → E1
Pre-registration required
DMV inspection when 100% complete
Day/night licenses separate
Sound policy compliance
5 mph speed limit
See also: DMV, Vehicle Policies
N
Navigation → B1
Clock & letter address system
Use Man as center reference
Major landmarks for orientation
Dust storm protocols
Night navigation needs lights
Street signs at intersections
See also: Address System, City Layout
Neighbor Relations → E2
Sound level negotiations
Direct communication first
Boundary respect
Generator considerations
Ranger mediation available
See also: Sound Policy, Conflict Resolution
Nevada Law → E3
Applies except where federal supersedes
Marriage licenses valid
Speed limits enforced
State marijuana laws DON'T apply
See also: Legal Jurisdiction, Federal Law
Newspapers → C2
Limited publications in 2025
Check for updates on-playa
Distribution at key locations
See also: Publications, Information
Night Navigation → B1
Personal lights required
Bike lights mandatory
Art installations as landmarks
Sound camps for orientation
Buddy system recommended
See also: Safety, Lighting Requirements
911 (BRC) → A1
Emergency radio channel
All zones coverage
Any staff can call
True emergencies only
See also: Emergency Services, Radio
No Surprises Act → F1
2022 federal protection
Emergency transport billing
Insurance pays directly
Patient owes deductibles/copays
See also: Medical Transport, Insurance
O
Off-Playa Services → F1
Hospitals and clinics
Detention facilities
Legal assistance
Waste disposal sites
Fuel stations
See also: External Resources
Open Camping → D2
First-come, first-served
Between H and K streets
Avoid blue survey flags
Vehicle camping allowed
See also: Placement, Camping
P
Parking → B1, D2
With your camp generally
Walk-in camping separate
No parking in reserved areas
See also: Camping, Vehicle Rules
Participant Radio → C2
15+ stations across FM dial
87.9 to 107.9 FM range
Various music and talk
Check on-site for schedule
See also: Radio Stations, BMIR
Participation → F2
Ninth of Ten Principles
Radically participatory ethic
Everyone invited to work/play
Transformation through doing
See also: Ten Principles, Volunteering
Passport Office → D2
Location: 5:30 & B
Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-5pm
Photo and passport creation
140+ participating camps
Exploration encouragement
See also: Special Programs, Camp Discovery
Payment Methods → C1
Credit/tap preferred for ice
Cash accepted some locations
Large orders credit only
Services vary in payment
See also: Ice Sales, Services
Permits → C1, E2
Food service permits required
Fire art permits mandatory
BLM event permits
DMV vehicle permits
See also: Legal Requirements, Compliance
Pershing County → F1
Sheriff: (775) 273-2641
Jail: 395 9th St, Lovelock
Primary detention facility
90 miles from BRC
See also: Law Enforcement, Jail
PETROL Department → C3
Location: Fire & Services past 5:30
Registered camps/art only
Cash only payment
8am-4pm service
Delivery scheduling required
See also: Fuel Services, Hell Station
Photography → E3
Consent always required
Personal use generally OK
Commercial needs registration
Respect no-photo zones
Social media considerations
See also: Media Rights, Privacy
Placement Services → D2
Location: Esplanade & 5:45
Build Week: 9am-9pm
Event Week: 10am-5pm
Camp coordination
Vehicle access arrangement
Boundary dispute resolution
See also: Camp Services, Registration
Plaza Locations → B1, A1
3:00 Plaza: Medical, Rangers, ICE³
6:00 Plaza: Center Camp area
9:00 Plaza: Medical, Rangers, ICE 9
See also: Medical Services, Navigation
Police → A1, E3
See Law Enforcement
Multiple agencies present
Rangers are NOT police
See also: Law Enforcement, Legal
Porta-potties → B1
Every radial between C&D and G&H
Exceptions at specific locations
Blue lights mark ends
Deep playa banks available
See also: Sanitation, Facilities
Post Office → C2
BRC3PO: 3:00 & E
PO9: 8:01 & Esplanade
Specific addressing required
No packages accepted
Mail after event only
See also: Mail Services, Communication
Principles (Ten) → F2
Radical Inclusion
Gifting
Decommodification
Radical Self-Reliance
Radical Self-Expression
Communal Effort
Civic Responsibility
Leaving No Trace
Participation
Immediacy
See also: Community Values, Culture
Privacy → E3
Photography consent required
HIPAA for medical info
Respect personal boundaries
See also: Consent, Media Rights
Propane → C3
Hell Station service
Aug 20-31 availability
Safety storage requirements
See also: Fuel Services, Safety
Pyramid Lake → F1, pp.119, 145
Health Clinic in Nixon
Tribal police services
Marina RV dumping
Waste disposal options
See also: Off-Playa Services
Q
Quiet Hours → E1
2am-10am on city streets
No amplified music while driving
Open playa different rules
Acoustic music permitted
See also: Sound Policy, Noise
R
Radial Streets → B1
Clock positions 2:00-10:00
Spokes from Esplanade to fence
Additional :15 and :45 positions
5:00 continues to Airport
See also: Address System, Navigation
Radical Inclusion → F2
First of Ten Principles
Anyone may participate
No prerequisites exist
Welcome the stranger
See also: Ten Principles, Inclusion
Radio Stations → C2
BMIR: 94.5 FM (official)
GARS: 95.1 FM (gate info)
Participant: 15+ stations
Battery radio recommended
See also: Communication, Information
Rain Protocols → B3
All exit operations stop
Vehicles may be trapped
Keep supplies inside vehicles
Prepare buckets for delays
See also: Weather, Exodus
RAMPART Medical → A1
Location: Esplanade & 5:15
LED-lit red cross sign
Main medical facility
24/7 during event
Advanced care available
No charge for services
See also: Medical Services, Emergency
Rangers → A1
NOT law enforcement
Headquarters: Esplanade & 6:30
Khaki shirts with logo
Mediation and safety
Berlin/Tokyo outposts
Green Dot specialists
See also: Emergency Services, Conflict Resolution
Re-entry → B3
$30 wristband required
Original ticket stub needed
Purchase at Gate
Non-refundable/transferable
See also: Gate Operations, Departure
Recycle Camp → F3
Location: 5:45 & Esplanade
Aluminum cans ONLY
Hours: 9am-5pm Mon-Sun
Closed Labor Day
Benefits Gerlach School
See also: Recycling, Waste Management
Recovery Support → D1
Anonymous Village (5:30 & F)
Run Free Camp
Daily AA/NA meetings
HALT awareness
Sober events available
See also: Sober Community, Mental Health
Registration → Various
DMV vehicles → E1
Theme camps → D2
Food permits → C1
Drone operation → E1
See also: Specific service sections
Reno Services → F1
Multiple hospitals
Waste disposal sites
Legal services
Transportation hubs
Supply stores
See also: Off-Playa Services
Renown Regional Medical Center → F1
Primary hospital for transports
1155 Mill St, Reno
(775) 982-4100
~110 miles from BRC
Full trauma center
See also: Medical Transport, Hospitals
Repair Services → C3
Bike repair camps
Vehicle repair specialists
Electronics repair available
Check whiteboard for current
Some 24-hour service
See also: Specific repair types
R.I.D.E. (Radical Inclusion, Diversity, Equity) → D1
Year-round inclusion effort
BIPOC neighborhood support
Programming and workshops
diversity@burningman.org
Multicultural camps
See also: Inclusion, Diversity
Right of Way → E1
Pedestrians (always first)
Bicycles
Emergency vehicles
Other Mutant Vehicles
See also: Traffic Rules, Safety
Run Free Camp → D1
Sober community support
Alternative programming
Substance-free events
Check Directory for location
See also: Sober Community, Recovery
RV Services → C3
USS pumping: 9am-9pm
Amber lights identification
$85-160 by size
Cash or voucher payment
MECO water delivery
See also: Vehicle Services, Waste
S
Safety Equipment → E1, E2, pp.91, 99
Vehicle lighting requirements
Fire extinguishers mandatory
Personal lights for night
Medical equipment priority
See also: Specific safety topics
Salem's Lot → E1
DMV inspection area
100 ft from Esplanade & 6:00
Vehicle staging location
See also: DMV, Inspection
Sanctuary (renamed Haven for 2025) → A1
Safe, calm space
Green Dot Ranger and Zendo Project staffing
Located at 6:30 between Esplanade and A
Mental health support
See also: Mental Health, Crisis Support
Sanitation → B1
Porta-potty locations
Radial street placement
Blue light markers
Deep playa facilities
See also: Facilities, Waste
SAPs (Setup Access Passes) → B3
Pre-event entry authorization
Monday Aug 18 start
Print before arriving
See also: Early Arrival, Gate
Scenic Flights → D2
Wednesday-Thursday ONLY
Sign-up: Burning Sky camp
11am-5pm typical hours
11-15 flights daily
Long wait times expected
18+, sober, ID required
See also: Aircraft Services, Aviation
Self-Expression → F2
Fifth of Ten Principles
Unique individual gifts
Offered to others
Respect recipient rights
See also: Ten Principles, Art
Self-Reliance → F2
Fourth of Ten Principles
Discover inner resources
Bring what you need
Problem-solving skills
See also: Ten Principles, Preparation
Setup Access Passes → B3
See SAPs
Pre-event entry passes
Required for early arrival
See also: Early Arrival
Sexual Assault Support → A1
Survivor Advocacy Team
Crisis Intervention Team
Confidential support
Station 6 services
See also: Crisis Support, Mental Health
Sheriff → F1
Pershing County primary
(775) 273-2641
Washoe County also present
See also: Law Enforcement, Jail
Skydiving → D2
Burning Sky Camp services
150+ jumps required
Current certification needed
burningsky.org registration
Own equipment required
See also: Aviation, Special Programs
Sober Community → D1
Anonymous Village (5:30 & F)
Run Free Camp
Daily meetings available
HALT awareness tools
Man Burn group attendance
Mocktails available
See also: Recovery Support, AA/NA
Solar Services → C1
Charging stations available
Weather dependent
Daylight hours typically
Check camp directory
See also: Charging, Power
Sound Policy → E1, E2
Quiet hours: 2am-10am streets
75dB limit at camp borders
Large sound designated zones
DMZ extended play area
Temple Burn silence required
Progressive enforcement
See also: Noise, Neighbor Relations
Speed Limit → E1
5 mph maximum everywhere
Slower in crowds/hazards
Weather conditions affect
Enforcement by multiple agencies
See also: Vehicle Safety, Traffic
Spill Response → E2
Report >1 gallon immediately
Stop source if safe
Contain spread
Dig up contaminated soil
Document and report
See also: Environmental, Fuel Safety
Street Names 2025 → B1
Atwood, Bradbury, Cherryh
Dick, Ellison, Farmer
Gibson, Herbert, Ishiguro
Jemisin, Kilgore
Science fiction authors theme
See also: Address System, Navigation
Sunrise/Sunset → F2
Sunrise: ~6:15-6:23am
Sunset: ~7:27-7:40pm
Changes daily
Golden hours for photos
Temperature shifts rapidly
See also: Daily Schedule, Planning
Survivor Advocacy → A1
Part of CIT services
Station 6 location
Confidential support
Professional advocates
See also: Crisis Support, Sexual Assault
T
Temple → B1, F2
Location: 2600 ft beyond Man at 12:00
Navigation landmark
Sacred space
Temple Burn: Sunday night
Sound systems OFF required
See also: Navigation, Burns, Sacred Spaces
Temple Burn → F2
Sunday August 31, 2025
Sacred community event
ALL sound systems OFF
Respectful atmosphere
See also: Event Schedule, Temple
Ten Principles → F2
Core community values
Guide participation
Not rules but philosophy
Apply throughout event
See full list at Principles
Theme 2025: "Tomorrow Today" → D2, F2
Future imagination focus
Present action emphasis
Collective creation
Time convergence concepts
Art and camp integration
See also: Art Theme, Participation
Tickets → B3
Required for entry
Will Call at Box Office
Stub needed for re-entry
Photo ID required
See also: Gate, Entry Requirements
Towing Services → A2
Cal-Nevada provider
Starts Saturday
Online form on tablet (towing)
Jump starts available
Surge pricing weekends
See also: Vehicle Services, Emergency
Traffic Rules → E1
5 mph speed limit
Right of way hierarchy
No driving in whiteouts
Stop for staff/Rangers
See also: Vehicle Safety, DMV
Transportation → B2
Bicycles primary mode
Yellow Bikes community share
Walking with lights at night
No bike rentals on-playa
See also: Specific transport modes
Trash → F3
NO public trash cans
Pack it in, pack it out
Secure in camp
Off-playa disposal options
See also: Waste Management, Leave No Trace
U
United Site Services (USS) → C3, F3
RV pumping services
9am-9pm daily hours
Amber light identification
$85-160 by size
Gray water collection
Pre-arrangement for camps
See also: RV Services, Waste
V
Vehicle Passes → B3, E1
Required for all motorized vehicles
Obtained with tickets
Will Call available
See also: Entry Requirements, DMV
Vehicle Policies → E1
Regular cars prohibited (except accessibility)
Mutant Vehicles pre-registration
5 mph speed limit
Sound restrictions apply
DMV inspection required
See also: DMV, Traffic Rules
Vehicle Services → A2, C3
Emergency lockout
Towing and jump starts
Fuel for registered only
Repair camps available
RV pumping services
See also: Specific service types
W
Walk-In Camping → D2
Beyond last street 2:00-5:00
No vehicles allowed
Park and carry gear
Banner flag fence boundary
Sparse population reward
See also: Camping, Open Camping
Walking → B2
Lights required at night
Plan for longer times
Bring water always
Group travel safer
Watch for vehicles
See also: Transportation, Safety
Waste Disposal (Off-Playa) → F3
Multiple Reno locations
Fernley transfer station
Tribal land options
Hours and fees vary
See also: Trash, Leave No Trace
Waste Management → F3
Pack out everything
No public trash service
Aluminum recycling only
Gray water prohibited
Composting limited locations
Off-playa disposal required
See also: Leave No Trace, Environmental
Water Services → C1
Bring 1.5 gal/person/day
NO water sales
MECO delivery (large camps)
Ice as water source
Conservation essential
See also: Basic Needs, Gray Water
Weather → B1, F2
Dust storms common
Temperature extremes
Rain stops operations
Wind secures needed
See also: Safety, Planning
Wedding Services → D2
Coordinator: Two Lanterns Camp
Legal requires Nevada license
Ceremonial on-playa OK
Multiple chapel venues
Photography available
See also: Special Programs, Legal Requirements
What Where When (WWW) Guide → C2
One per person at Gate
Event schedules and maps
Camp directory
Reference copy at Playa Info
Digital version more complete
See also: Information, Event Schedule
Wheelchair Access → D1
Mobility Camp tours
Equipment loans limited
Accessible routes mapped
Priority for impaired
See also: Accessibility, Mobility Camp
Whiteout Conditions → B1
Stop moving immediately
Find shelter and wait
Usually 15-30 minutes
No vehicle operation
Audio navigation cues
See also: Dust Storms, Safety
Will Call → B3
At Box Office/Gate
Photo ID required
Ticket collection point
Vehicle passes available
See also: Box Office, Tickets
X-Y-Z
Yellow Bikes → B2
Green bikes labeled "Yellow Bike"
Community sharing program
Use and leave for others
One-way trips only
Don't lock or keep
Shop: 5:30 & D
Black Rock Community Transit
See also: Transportation, Bicycles
Zendo Project → A1
Operating Haven in 2025, located at 6:30 between Esplanade and A
Psychedelic crisis support
See also: Mental Health, Crisis Support
ZIPLINE → E1,
DMV combined inspection
Day and night together
During any DMV hours
By invitation only
See also: DMV, Inspection
INDEX USAGE NOTES
Emergency Situations
For immediate emergencies, use the Emergency Quick-Access Index at the beginning of this section.
Cross-References
See also references connect related topics. Follow these for comprehensive information.
Updates
Check Digital Services terminals and whiteboards at Playa Info for real-time updates to services and locations.
Abbreviations Used
BRC: Black Rock City
DMV: Department of Mutant Vehicles
WWW: What Where When
MOOP: Matter Out Of Place
CIT: Crisis Intervention Team
F.A.S.T.: Fire Arts Safety Team
BLM: Bureau of Land Management
SAP: Setup Access Pass
USS: United Site Services