Facts about Pershing County Pershing County is governed by an elected Board of Commissioners. Industry highlights mining, agriculture and tourism. Unincorporated historical areas are Imlay, Grass Valley, Mill City, Oreana, Tungsten and Unionville.
Water is supplied by wells requiring state permit.
Power is furnished by Sierra Pacific. Both natural and propane gas services are available. Schools are administered through a unified county system, with administration in Lovelock and a second elementary school in Imlay. Return to the top Facts about Lovelock Lovelock is the county seat and its small friendly population is about half of Pershing County's 7,458 people. Churches include Asssembly of God, Baha'i Faith, Big Meadow Bible, Bible Way Community Church, First Baptist, Catholic, Church of Christ, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, and Jehovah's Witnesses.