In service,
Cindy Gustafson
Placer County Supervisor, District 5 

Meetings/Events:

• 18 Internal Meetings
• 26 External Meetings
• 12 Board/Commission Meetings
• 4 MAC Meetings/ Forums/ Town Halls 
• 19 Events

Casework: Assisted 71 Constituents 

The Placer County Library Services Department will temporarily close the Kings Beach Library for two weeks from July 15-28, for interior painting. During the closure, two previously scheduled events, Engineering Challenge on July 15 and Level Up That Painting for Teens on July 25, will continue as planned and will be held outdoors at the library. Both programs begin at 2:30 p.m. Register for these events at https://placer.libcal.com/. The book drop at the Kings Beach Library will also be closed during this time. Patrons can return materials to the Tahoe City Library, located at 740 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City. LEARN MORE

Placer County officials are inviting the public to share their input this month on the implementation of the parking management program in North Lake Tahoe. The county is hosting the next virtual community meeting on Tuesday, July 22, starting at 6 p.m. The event will feature a presentation from the program consultant team with an open question-and-answer session with residents at the end of the meeting. Key updates will be provided on the paid parking program, paid parking options, occupancy data from holiday weekends, plus summer traffic and efficiency numbers and opportunities for the public to help shape the future of the program. LEARN MORE + REGISTER HERE

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) invites you to join the next public workshop for Cultivating Community, Conserving the Basin, a regional effort to improve housing options while protecting the Lake Tahoe environment. At this workshop, we’ll share what we’ve heard so far from community members and begin exploring specific ideas for policy and program changes. Unlike earlier workshops that focused on listening and learning, this session will be more interactive, designed to gather your feedback on potential solutions and priorities moving forward. Your input will help shape the next steps in this important planning process. LEARN MORE

Placer County is moving forward with two key economic development incentives aimed at revitalizing the Tahoe City and Kings Beach town centers in North Lake Tahoe. As part of its North Lake Tahoe Economic Development Incentive program, the county approved an 80% transient occupancy tax rebate for the remodel of the Evo hotel in Tahoe City, and entered into an option agreement with Kingsbarn for the proposed 39 North hotel and condo project in Kings Beach. These efforts aim to encourage new lodging development in the region, where no major hotel projects have been built since the 1960s. The Kingsbarn proposal, which has been revised to reflect community input, still requires environmental and public review before final approval. LEARN MORE

Two Placer County programs are helping local workers in North Lake Tahoe secure housing through financial incentives and strategic property conversions. Since 2022, the Lease to Locals program has committed over $1 million to convert 114 properties into rentals for local employees, housing 270 people, including 213 workers and 38 children. The Board of Supervisors recently approved $500,000 in additional funding and updates to program guidelines to further support families. The county’s Workforce Housing Preservation Program has also distributed $1.5 million in incentives, helping 21 local workers purchase 14 deed-restricted homes. Together, these initiatives are expanding access to housing and reinforcing the stability of the local workforce. LEARN MORE

• Administrative Clerk - Journey 
• Bus Driver - I, II & Senior 
• Civil Engineer - Associate 
• Engineer - Assistant & Junior 
• Environmental Health - Trainee
• Environmental Heath - Assistant & Associate
• Equipment Mechanic II
• Housing Planner - Senior 
• Parking Enforcement Operator 
• Senior IT Field Services Specialist