El Dorado County District 2 Newsletter

We want to share what is happening in your community, including positive stories and non-partisan family friendly topics to discuss. Supervisor Turnboo initiated a new policy that he affectionately dubbed the “Voices of the People” and is now accepting submissions to be included in the District 2 Newsletter. Supervisor Turnboo wants to provide the residents of District 2 an opportunity to submit written topics that meet our guidelines, so that their discussion topic can be shared with the community. The District 2 Newsletter is released on the 15th and 30th of each month. Submission guidelines are below.

Submission Guidelines

We want to share what is happening in your community, including positive stories and non-partisan family friendly topics to discuss.

• Submissions must be authored by a District 2 resident.
• Submissions must include author name. Contact information optional.
• Submissions must be about non-partisan topics relevant to District 2.
• Submissions must include a short title (34 characters maximum).
• Submissions must be 1-3 paragraphs of text, formatted as a file (*.doc, *.docx, *.txt) or email the text, and can include a single photo (*.jpg, *.png, *.gif - 600px width) and logo (*.jpg, *.png, *.gif).

Note: Photos will be centered below title and above text.

Logos are smaller and adjusted right of text.

• Submissions should be emailed to bostwo@edcgov.us.
  
  
• District 2 Supervisor will approve, deny, or delay all submissions.
• Contact El Dorado County District 2 office for more information.

Learn more about Voices of the People

The RCD can help public or private landowners get assistance with vegetation management and tree removal at no cost to the landowner. This could be helpful for residents recovering after a wildfire. RCD is a grassroots government organization that advises and assists individual landowners and public agencies in planning and implementation of conservation practices for the protection, restoration, or development of land, water, and related natural resources. The El Dorado County Resource Conservation District and Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District are local, independent, non-enforcement, non-regulatory, self-governed districts organized under Division 9 of the Public Resource Code. Fire Safe Councils and residents are encouraged to reach out to RCD for assistance in creating defensible space and hazard tree removal.

Call RCD at (530) 295-0120 or email connectwithrcd@gmail.com or fill out their contact form.

Learn more about Resource Conservation District (RCD)

El Dorado County accepts certain household hazardous waste from residents. The Environmental Management Department provides information regarding what constitutes household hazardous waste, and the proper ways of disposing the waste. On September 19th, El Dorado County will host another household hazardous waste collection event by appointment only. To participate in the upcoming waste collection event, please contact the Environmental Management Department directly by phone at (530) 621-5300 or by email at hhw@edcgov.us to schedule an appointment.

When: September 19th, 2026, from 9am to 12pm

Where:

Faith Episcopal Church
2200 Country Club Dr
Cameron Park, CA 95682

Scheduled Appointment Required.

Learn more about Hazardous Waste Collection