Lions District 46 is a newly established independent district within Lions Clubs International. The effective date of establishment was July 4, 2006. The Lions Clubs in District 46 were formerly District 4-N, one of 16 Districts in Multiple District 4 (MD-4). Until the formation of District 46, MD-4 included all Lions Clubs within the states of California and Nevada.

District 46 is comprised of approximately 50 Clubs and includes all Lions Clubs in Nevada plus the California Clubs in the Truckee and Tahoe areas. District 46 is divided into four Regions. The Reno Host Lions Club is in Zone 1A of Region 1. District meetings are presided over by the District Governor who is elected at the District Convention held annually in April. The District Governor is assisted by a Vice District Governor, District Secretary, District Treasurer and Cabinet. Cabinet meetings are held three times during the year. District meetings are open to all Lions and their spouses and guests.

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The Lions Name

On June 17, 1917 at the invitation of Melvin Jones, delegates met in Chicago. The only point of contention was the selection of a name for the new organization. Melvin Jones researched the idea of calling the new organization Lions. He was convinced that the lion stood for strength, courage, fidelity and vital action. On a secret ballot the name Lions was chosen over several others.