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Historic Resources |
El Dorado County has rich history dating back before the gold rush era. Over hundreds of years, our region has undergone many changes, which helped build the communities we live in today. The stories, mines, and railroad are examples of local history that have been preserved through the years. El Dorado County works to preserve our history in many ways, such as the Historic Society or the Historic Design Zoning Overlay. El Dorado County was one of the most populated regions in western North America at one time, and we want to preserve our historic resources for future generations to experience.
Learn more with the El Dorado County Historical Museum
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County Recorder-Clerk |
The County Recorder-Clerk is responsible for keeping and preserving accurate records related to personal property, vital statistics, birth/death certificates, marriage licenses, legal documents and other administrative documents. Records are recorded, scanned, indexed and stored. Recorder’s records are open to the public, and certified copies can be obtained upon request for a fee. The Recorder-Clerk is also a venue that performs civil wedding ceremonies.
Learn more about El Dorado County Recorder-Clerk
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Broadband Services Program |
Broadband services are sparse in the more rural regions of El Dorado County. The Board of Supervisors has enacted the Broadband Services Project to find ways to provide better access to internet connectivity for local residents across the rural regions of the county. The Board of Supervisors is currently reaching out to encourage broadband companies to provide broadband services to all regions of El Dorado County.
Learn more about the Broadband Services Project
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Outdoor Burning Information |
Outdoor burning is useful tool for vegetation management, but there are inherent risks involved. Due to the risks of fire in our region, the El Dorado County government carefully manages outdoor burning through a strict county permitting process. Specific days are determined by the county as having better weather for outdoor burning, and the process must be completed a certain way for safety reasons. When performed with a permit, on a “burn day” and in a safe environment, outdoor burning can be a big help with property vegetation management.
Learn more about outdoor burning in El Dorado County
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Household Hazardous Waste |
El Dorado County accepts certain household hazardous waste from local residents. The Environmental Management Department provides information regarding what constitutes household hazardous waste, and the proper ways of disposing the waste. El Dorado County maintains household hazardous waste collection facilities for residents to use for waste disposal. In addition, there are hazardous waste collection events, emergency response program, storm water management, and other programs for dealing with hazardous waste.
Learn more about Hazardous Waste Collection
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