Did you know that Placer County recycles for you in North Lake Tahoe with our One Big Bin program? Bins can accept either trash or recyclables, which are then picked up and sorted off-site. LEARN MORE
A total of 13 investment projects in eastern Placer County amounting to more than $14 million were directed to move forward Monday by the Placer County Board of Supervisors to advance regional goals including workforce housing and improved transportation.
Revenue from Tahoe’s transient occupancy tax is being used to fund the projects, which were solicited, vetted and recommended through the North Tahoe Community Alliance Board of Directors, the TOT committee and the Capital Projects Advisory Committee. READ MORE
Alongside its regional partners, Placer County is working to find a balance in the Tahoe Basin to establish economic vitality and promote environmental benefits for Lake Tahoe.
Hear from county officials, the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, the North Tahoe Community Alliance and local residents as they discuss redevelopment efforts in the region. WATCH VIDEO
Wildfires pose a significant threat to those who live in the Tahoe region. They are a danger many have learned to live with, but as our nation mourns the tragic loss of so many lives in the Maui fires, the threat to our own communities comes back into sharp focus.
“When I took over as sheriff for Placer County, my top priorities were to increase communication, build relationships, and enhance collaborative efforts with all our first responder partners," says Placer County Sheriff Wayne Woo. "We are in a day and age in this society where we must contend with a growing number of emergencies, and when it comes to emergency management there is no room for error. It’s essential that we work together as a team if we are to be successful and keep our residents safe." Find all of Sheriff Woo's 'My Shot' message in this month's Moonshine Ink. READ MORE
Tahoe's bulky item drop-off event set for Nov. 4
Placer County is holding a FREE bulky item drop-off event Saturday, Nov. 4. This is the perfect opportunity to get rid of all of those unwanted items cluttering up your home and yard.
The event is open to all Placer County residents, and you can drop off items like furniture, appliances and more. Mark you calendars and don’t miss out on this program.
WHAT: FREE Bulky Item Drop-Off Event
WHEN: Nov. 4, 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
WHERE: North Tahoe PUD parking lot, 875 National Ave.
DETAILS: Limit THREE items per customer | Placer County residents only | No hazardous household waste or green waste | ID and proof of residency required
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EVENTS
- Joint TOT/CAP Committee, Oct. 23
- Tahoe Basin Design Review Committee meeting, Oct. 24
- Joint TBID Advisory/Zone 1 meeting, Oct. 25
- TRPA Governing Board meeting, Oct. 25
- Placer County Planning Commission meeting, Oct. 26
- Tahoe City Fall Harvest Market, Oct. 26
- Placer County Board of Supervisors meeting, Oct. 31
- Tahoe City Halloween Party – Fun for the Kids, Oct. 31
- NTCA Board of Directors meeting, Nov. 1
- TRPA Hearings Officer meeting, Nov. 2
- Olympic Valley Municipal Advisory Council meeting, Nov. 2
- 33rd Annual Tahoe Chocolate & Wine Festival, Nov. 3
- NTCA's First Tuesday Breakfast Club, Nov. 7
- Placer County Planning Commission meeting, Nov. 9
- North Tahoe Regional Advisory Council meeting, Nov. 9
- Placer County Board of Supervisors meeting, Nov. 14
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TRPA Governing Board meeting, Nov. 15
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