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Open House for Sheriff's Substation
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This newsletter covers our Election Administration Plan (EAP) review required this year. We will be holding a public hearing on July 23, 2025, at 3883 Ponderosa Rd. from 6:00pm - 7:00pm to receive comments on the draft renewal. The draft EAP will be available on our website July 9, 2025 at: www.eldoradocounty.ca.gov/Elections
Newsletter:www.eldoradocounty.ca.gov/County-Government/Elections/Elections-Insight-Newsletter
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Our goal is to help those interested in exploring how to get started in agriculture, connect you with community resources and support your endeavors along the way. This entire series of workshops is free for Farm Bureau members, or available to non-members, with a fee. Each class does require a reservation for seating purposes.
Registration here: https://www.edcfb.com/
Framework for Small Business Success
July 16 6:00 pm
Getting Started with Ranching
Aug 5 6:30 pm
Beginning Farming Academy - date TBD
Farmer's Markets - Selling your Products - date TBD
Divide Fire Safe News - Summer 2025
The Georgetown Divide Fire Safe Council’s mission is to protect the people of the Georgetown Divide and their community assets from the effects of catastrophic wildfire through education, cooperation, innovation and action.
Summer 2025 Newsletter mailchi.mp/a58bb6b989ce/summer2025?e=b0d909ed56
PDF's, Videos, and Information Can Be Found on Our Website! gdfsc.org/
Check out a FREE California State Library Parks Pass with your El Dorado County Library card!
The California State Library Parks Pass program allows patrons to check out a free California State Parks day use pass. The pass will be valid for one passenger vehicle with capacity of nine people or less, or one highway licensed motorcycle.
https://eldoradolibrary.org/parks-pass/
Street Vendors - Just Say No!
When you see a street vendor selling strawberries, oranges, or even tacos, think about this:
We have many businesses in our county that have current business licenses, current Environmental Health approvals, staff salaries and benefits to pay as well as taxes - the street vendors do not have these things, do not pay taxes and their food prep methods are not screened for the safety of selling food to the public.
This gives them an unfair advantage to our local legitimate businesses that also sell strawberries, oranges, and even tacos. Let's think about supporting our legitimate businesses here in El Dorado County!
This is not just an El Dorado County issue, it is a state-wide problem in California. Here is an example:
www.ksbw.com/article/central-coast-illegal-food-stands-merced-100k/64867213
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