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  1. HH Cold Weather Shelter_NewsFlash

    Nevada County and Sierra Roots Open Cold Weather Shelter Friday Night Through Sunday Morning

    Sierra Roots and the County of Nevada are activating the Cold Weather Shelter Protocol for Friday and Saturday nights, March 24th and 25th. Learn More
  2. Rise Graphic - Save the Data

    Save the Date: Idaho Maryland Mine Project Planning Commission Public Hearing Scheduled for May 10th

    The Nevada County Planning Department has scheduled the Planning Commission Public Hearing for the proposed Idaho Maryland Mine – Rise Grass Valley Project on May 10th. The Public Hearing will continue on May 11th as needed. Learn More
  3. Blue background with image of Interior Chinatown book cover

    Nevada County Reads 2023: Interior Chinatown

    Nevada County Reads 2023 : Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu Join your community in book discussions, film screenings and more! Learn More
  4. Three people stand in the Rood center lobby holding framed poems

    Poems on Belonging at the Rood Center Exhibition Opens March 21st

    Nevada County Arts Council, the County of Nevada, and Nevada County Libraries present Poems on Belonging at the Rood. This exhibition is part of Sierra Poetry Festival’s month of pop-up poetry experiences, taking place in venues across Nevada County now. Learn More
  5. Matthew Kelley Head Shot

    Matthew Kelley Selected as Nevada County’s Code and Cannabis Compliance Director

    On April 17th, Matthew Kelley will start as Nevada County’s Code and Cannabis Compliance Director. Kelley has over 15 years of land-use planning and regulatory compliance experience working in the public sector. Learn More
  6. ADU Graphics Mother Lode Social media post FB-Instagram

    Motherlode ADU Wants to Hear From You!

    Mother Lode ADU, a new partnership between Amador, Calaveras, Mariposa, and Nevada counties, has just launched! This group will be developing free resources in 2023, like a Guidebook, Website, Contractor List, and Development Checklist to build more ADUs. Learn More
  7. Dry undergrowth on the South Yuba Rim frames the mountains in the background

    Over $1.5 Million Granted for Forest Resilience Projects in Nevada County

    Three local agencies in Nevada County have been awarded grant funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy for forest resilience projects that will reduce wildfire risk and restore forest health in the region. Learn More
  8. Storm Damage Data - NewsFlash

    Take Nevada County’s Storm Damage Survey to Share Damage and Needs Data

    Residents and businesses can help report storm damage like down trees on their property or into structures, propane shortages, internet and phone outages, and dangerous snow loads that may threaten their building’s structural integrity. Learn More
  9. Transit Nevada County Connects Free Fare on St. Patrick&#39s Day March 17th

    Nevada County Connects: Free Fares to Celebrate the Fun of St. Patrick's Day!

    Nevada County Transit Services is pleased to announce our efforts to help you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. All transit services will be free to ride on Friday, March 17th, so hop on the bus and enjoy stress-free travel around the community. Learn More
  10. Blue sky with floating books and black text

    Bilingual Family Storytime at Grass Valley Library

    Bring your family to a bilingual storytime in Spanish and English at the Grass Valley Library! Cuentos, canciones, y mas! Learn More
  11. A yellow tape measure pulled out to 6 inches sits atop blueprint. Text that reads: Building Permit

    Nevada County Provides Priority Permitting and Fee Waiver for Winter Storm Damage

    Residents and business owners with storm damage repairs in unincorporated Nevada County will receive priority permitting and have local fees waived for repair permits through for serious repairs following the February 24, 2023, winter storm. Learn More
  12. Grand Jury Volunteers Needed

    Nevada County Civil Grand Jury is Recruiting for 2023-2024

    Join the Grand Jury for an Open House on March 16th, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm to learn more about their important work. Learn More
  13. Pedestrians, three on foot and one using a wheelchair, wait to cross at an intersection

    Transportation Commission Seeks Community Input at March 16th Virtual Workshop

    Help prioritize transportation plans that connect where people live, work, and enjoy life. Learn More
  14. AC FSC Review - NewsFlash

    Nevada County’s Review of Fire Safe Council Finds No Evidence of Misappropriating Funds

    After extensive interviews, documentation collection and analysis over several months, no evidence of misappropriation of funds was revealed in either contract. Learn More
  15. Scotts Flat spills during a storm on Jan. 13, 2023.

    Atmospheric River to Bring Heavy Rainfall, Raises Flooding Concerns

    The Nevada Irrigation District (NID) warns that its lower division dams will be spilling, as is typical during winter storms, and local rivers will have high, dangerous flows. Learn More
  16. Snow Load Advisory - NewsFlash

    Snow Load Advisory: Reminder to Monitor Structures for Dangerous Snow Loads

    With significant rain in the forecast, it will be possible for the snow to act as a sponge absorbing the moisture and posing additional stress to roof structures. Learn More
  17. PG&E crews use snowshoes to reach areas inaccessible to bucket trucks to repair damage.

    PG&E: Working to Restore as Many Customers as Possible Ahead of Next Storm

    PG&E reports crews continue to restore power in hard-hit Nevada County after heavy, low-elevation snowstorms caused power outages to thousands. PG&E continues to restore power using out-of-area crews and contractors to assist so power can be restored. Learn More
  18. Image of a one dimension wooden cutout of a house with a calculator in the background

    Property Tax Relief as a Result of Storm Damage

    With a state and local emergency proclamation in place because of recent storm damage, qualified property owners in Nevada County might be entitled to property tax relief. Learn More
  19. Two large rural mailboxes sit alongside an unplowed road.

    Severe Winter Weather Impacts Mail Delivery Across Nevada County

    Road closures and limited access due to severe weather has impacted delivery routes in some areas of Grass Valley and Nevada City. Carriers are making daily rounds but ask residents to help clear the path. Learn More
  20. Wester Propane and Gas Association Logo

    Propane Industry Takes Steps to Ensure Safe, Reliable Supply Through Late-Winter Storms

    Local Emergency Response Agencies Working Closely with Industry Leaders to Support Deliveries and Provide Up-to-Date Information to the Public Learn More
  21. MicrosoftTeams-image (89)

    Nevada County Opens Warming Center at Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building

    A Warming Center is open at the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building to provide a space for all Nevada County residents to charge devices and warm up. Nevada County’s Extreme Weather Shelter with Sierra Roots has moved Grass Valley Memorial Building. Learn More
  22. Strong Winter Storm Predicted for Saturday through Monday

    Strong Winter Storm Predicted for Saturday through Monday

    The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Saturday, March 4th at 10:00 am through Monday, March 6th at 10:00 am. Heavy snow is expected on Saturday and into Sunday morning. Learn More
  23. A gas pump with a sign saying &#34out of gas&#34

    Truckee-Tahoe Region Asks Travelers to Be Mindful of Winter Weather Impacts

    The Tahoe region just experienced a blizzard that buried the area in over 100 inches of snow in just a few days. Here's what to expect if you decide to travel there. Learn More
  24. Nevada County Proclaims Local Emergency Due to February Winter Snowstorm

    Nevada County Proclaims Local Emergency Due to February Winter Snowstorm

    The Office of Emergency Services (OES) has proclaimed a local state of emergency for Nevada County. This proclamation is the formal step necessary to request emergency mutual aid from state and federal partners following this extreme snowstorm. Learn More
  25. Cold Weather Shelter_NewsFlash

    Nevada County and Sierra Roots Extend Extreme Weather Shelter Through Friday Morning, March 3rd

    Sierra Roots and the County of Nevada will extend the shelter operation through Friday morning, March 3rd, as outlined in the Extreme Weather Shelter Protocol at the Veterans Hall Shelter. Learn More
  26. Test site closure

    COVID-19 Test Site Closures

    As the state of California prepares to end the COVID-19 state of emergency at the end of February, it has begun closing state funded testing sites across California. Learn More
  27. CA State Parks Open House - NewsFlash

    California State Parks Volunteer Program Open House on February 25th

    Sierra Gold Sector is hosting an informational Volunteer Program Open House on Saturday, February 25th, for those interested in learning more about the wide variety of volunteer opportunities available. Additional Info...
  28. Cold Weather Shelter_NewsFlash

    Nevada County and Sierra Roots Open Cold Weather Shelter Tuesday Night through Friday Morning

    Sierra Roots and the County are activating the Cold Weather Shelter Protocol for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights. The shelter will open at 4:30 p.m. each night in Nevada City at the Veterans Hall, 415 North Pine Street in Nevada City. Learn More
  29. Cold Weather Shelter_NewsFlash

    Nevada County and Sierra Roots Open Cold Weather Shelter Tuesday Night

    The shelter will open at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday night in Nevada City at the Veterans Hall (lower level), 415 North Pine Street in Nevada City, and will accept guests until 8:00 p.m. The shelter will close at 7:30 a.m. the next morning. Learn More
  30. A blue ceramic piggy bank wearing glasses stands near a handheld calculator. Text reads: &#34It&#39s

    HHSA Offers Income Tax Filing Assistance for Qualifying Residents

    The Nevada County Health and Human Services Agency is operating a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) site offering free tax preparation assistance and filing of simple returns for those who earned less than $66,000 last year. Learn More
  31. Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund WHITE LETTERS FINAL

    Nevada County Now Accepting Applications for Second Round of Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Grants

    The County of Nevada is now seeking proposals for its Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Grant Program, providing up to $434,000 in one-time grants to promote public health and public safety at highly impacted outdoor recreation destinations. Learn More
  32. Supervisors Adopt 2023 Objectives - NewsFlash

    Nevada County Supervisors Unanimously Adopts 2023 Board Objectives

    The 2023 Board Objectives remain largely the same as 2022 and include eight community priorities: fiscal stability, emergency preparedness, economic development, broadband, climate resilience, housing, homelessness, and recreation. Learn More
  33. MRTS mockup

    Supervisors Approve McCourtney Road Transfer Station Improvement Project

    On Tuesday, February 7th, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved and awarded the McCourtney Road Transfer Station (MRTS) Improvement Project to Bobo Construction. Construction is set to begin Spring of 2023. Learn More
  34. Broadband NewsFlash

    Notice of Upcoming Public Hearing for Nevada County Broadband Final EIR and Document Availability

    Friday, February 10, 2023, the Nevada County Planning Department will release a Notice of Public Hearing and document availability for the Nevada County’s Broadband Final EIR to be heard before the Nevada County Board of Supervisors on February 28, 2023. Learn More
  35. A person in a bright red coat stands on a hill covered in pine needles.

    Creating Defensible Space: Nevada County Services Team Up to Help Community Prep for Wildfire

    Nevada County has millions of federal grant dollars available to hire work crews to create defensible space at hundreds of homes, all at no cost to homeowners or renters. The county just needs people to apply. Learn More
  36. Stepping Up NCSO BH - NewsFlash

    Nevada County Named Stepping Up Innovator County

    Nevada County was named as one of a select group of Stepping Up Innovator Counties in the United States for its expertise in data-driven efforts to keep people with mental illness out of jail and connected to treatment. Learn More
  37. Phebe Bell Headshot

    Phebe Bell Among First to Complete Equity Grounded Leadership Fellow Program

    The program is part of a national effort to train and support more leaders in behavioral health systems in bringing an equity lens to the work. Learn More
  38. Employee Service Awards - NewsFlash

    Nevada County Celebrates a Combined 1,235 Years of Service at Annual Employee Service Awards

    On Tuesday, January 24th, the Board of Supervisors honored 115 employees, with a combined service of 1,235 years, who have served between 5 and 25 years at the County. Learn More
  39. Cold Weather Shelter_NewsFlash

    Nevada County and Sierra Roots Open Cold Weather Shelter Sunday and Monday Nights

    Sierra Roots and the County are opening the Cold Weather Shelter on Sunday and Monday nights due to the cold forecasted weather at the Nevada City Veterans Hall (lower level), 415 North Pine Street. Learn More
  40. Zip books logo of orange font with image of stack of books on dark blue background

    Zip Books are back!

    Can't find what you're looking for? Submit a Zip Books request and the library will mail you the book or audiobook directly to your home. Learn More
  41. Two people dressed in bright yellow jackets lean against a bright yellow dump truck

    Nevada County Road Crews Play the Role of Both Hero and Nuisance

    “Sometimes, motorists are annoyed with us for slowing them down or stopping them,” says Colten Gould, a county road supervisor for the past 21 years. “But without road maintenance crews, no one would get anywhere.” Learn More
  42. Mike Dent Portrait

    The Ranch House: Closing Gaps in Housing Services

    The Ranch House project is a great example of an innovative project that addresses an important gap in the current array of housing services. Learn More
  43. Public Works Roads - Atmospheric River - NewsFlash

    Stay Prepared: Significant Rainfall Could Lead to Flooding and Outages

    The National Weather Service is monitoring three more heavy rain events over the next seven days. Be prepared for heavy rain, local area flooding, and high winds that may drive trees into power lines and across roads. Learn More
  44. Clerk-Recorder, Registrar of Voters Natalie Adona signs her Oath of Office

    Seven Nevada County Elected Officials Sworn into Office

    Today, seven Nevada County elected officials were sworn into office, including District 3 and District 4 Supervisor, Sheriff, District Attorney, Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters, Assessor, and Treasurer/Tax-Collector. Learn More
  45. Swearing in Ceremony Agenda

    Swearing In Ceremony for Elected Officials

    A swearing-in ceremony for Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters, District Attorney, Sheriff-Coroner/Public Administrator, District IV Supervisor; Treasurer-Tax Collector, Assessor, and District III Supervisor will be held on January 3, 2023, at 10 am. Learn More
  46. Transit Nevada County Connects Free Fare - NewsFlash

    Nevada County Connects Celebrates 12 Days of Free Transit Fares

    Celebrate the 12 days of Holiday Cheer as Nevada County Connects offers free fares on all routes from December 17th until the end of the year! It’s our gift to you for the holidays. Learn More
  47. Stephen Monaghan-20221005-1010

    Steve Monaghan: Rural California Counties Have a Digital Equity Problem

    In this Special Feature for Barbed Wire, Nevada County's Chief Information Officer Steve Monaghan outlines what rural counties need to know about Digital Equity planning. Read More at Barbed Wire
  48. IMM Final EIR NOA

    Proposed Idaho Maryland Mine Final EIR Available for Public Review

    Proposed Idaho Maryland Mine Final EIR Available for Public Review Learn More
  49. Citizens Academy NewsFlash

    Nevada County Now Accepting Applications for Citizen’s Academy

    Learn More
  50. Recreation and Resiliency Master Plan

    Nevada County Embarks on First-Ever Recreation and Resiliency Master Plan

    Nevada County is embarking on the development of a countywide Recreation and Resiliency Master Plan. The plan is a first for Nevada County, it's a first for California to integrate solutions for adapting to extreme weather and planning for recreation. Learn More
  51. Liam Marchi Youth Award (1)

    Nevada County Supervisors Recognize Liam Marchi with Youth Leadership Award

    Marchi has been a significant contributor to the Bear River High School’s (BRHS) leadership class, from event planning and production to securing event resources and donations. Learn More
  52. Cold Weather Shelter_NewsFlash

    Nevada County and Sierra Roots Open Cold Weather Emergency Shelter

    The National Weather Service predicts significantly COLD weather Thursday night through Saturday morning. Considering the weather prediction, Sierra Roots and the County are activating the Cold Weather Shelter Protocol Thursday and Friday nights. Learn More
  53. South County Fuel Break Town Hall, Dec 8, 6 to 8 pm, Alta Sierra Country Club

    The South County Shaded Fuel Break Begins Community Outreach

    The project will treat 339 acres to create a fuel break to mitigate the impacts of wildfire in Nevada County Learn More
  54. Nevada County Voters Choose Not to Adopt Measure V

    Nevada County Voters Choose Not to Adopt Measure V

    On November 8th, Nevada County voters opted not to approve Measure V, the “Wildfire Prevention, Emergency Services and Disaster Readiness” measure. Learn More
  55. NewsFlash (2)

    Christmas Tree Permits in Tahoe and Plumas National Forest

    How do you reduce wildfire risk and increase holiday cheer? By obtaining a Christmas Tree Permit, of course! Removing small-diameter trees from selected areas reduces wildfire risk by reducing over-growth, particularly among firs. Learn More
  56. NewsFlash (1)

    Get Outside: Library Offers New Additions to Recreation Collection

    As the winter season sets in, Nevada County Library continues to expand this Recreation Collection. What is it that you want to do this winter season? The Library probably has a resource for you! Learn More
  57. THAPHero_pe

    Upcoming Workshops: Truckee Home Access Program

    The Truckee Home Access Program preserves, produces, and protects homes to create places for people who work full-time in the Truckee region to live locally. Buyers can apply for compensation up to $150,000 for a maximum $937,500 home purchase price. Learn More
  58. California State Park Adventure Pass for all California 4th Graders and their Families

    CA Adventure Pass - Free Entrance to 19 State Parks including Empire Mine SHP - for CA 4th Graders

    Now through 2024, all California fourth graders and their families can sign up for the California State Park Adventure Pass and visit 19 amazing state parks throughout the state for free for a full year – including the summer. Learn More
  59. Businesses Offer Discounts as Part of Military Appreciation Week

    Businesses Offer Discounts as Part of Military Appreciation Week

    Nevada County will celebrate its 2nd Annual Military Appreciation Week from Saturday, November 5th through Sunday, November 13th. Learn More
  60. Nevada County to Host CACVSO Annual Fall Conference and a Night of Laughter

    Nevada County to Host CACVSO Annual Fall Conference and a Night of Laughter

    Nevada County will host CACVSO Annual Fall Conference, a Women Veterans Town hall, and a Comedy Show. Learn More
  61. Nevada County Releases 2021 Agricultural Crop Report

    Nevada County Releases 2021 Agricultural Crop Report

    This week the Nevada County Department of Agriculture presented the 2021 Nevada County Annual Crop and Livestock Report to the Board of Supervisors. Learn More
  62. United Way Book and Nevada County Book Sale

    Back by Popular Demand: United Way Book Sale!

    After a 2-year hiatus, the County of Nevada and the United Way, in continuing a strong and enduring partnership, are pleased to announce this year’s Book Sale. Learn More
  63. Nevada County Offices Closed for Holiday 10-10

    Nevada County Offices Will Be Closed Monday for a Federal Holiday

    All administrative County offices will be closed on October 10th in observance of a Federal holiday. Learn More
  64. Public Comment for EIR on Broadband

    Public Comment Period for Draft EIR on Broadband Begins Sep 30th

    On September 30th, a 45-day public review period for the Draft Environmental Impact Report (Draft EIR) for the Nevada County Broadband Program begins. Learn More
  65. CDA Adopt-a-Road LaBarr Meadows Clean-up

    CDA Removes Trash Along LaBarr Meadows Through Adopt-a-Road Program

    This Saturday, September 24th, eighteen staff volunteers cleaned up approximately 150 pounds of trash alongside LaBarr Meadows Road in Grass Valley. The County “adopted” LaBarr Meadows Road in 2022 as a part of the County’s Adopt-a-Road program. Learn More
  66. All Veterans Stand Down - NCVSO

    Nevada County “All Veterans” Stand Down Returns to the Fairgrounds

    The Nevada County “All Veterans” Stand Down will be once again held at the Nevada County Fairgrounds on Friday, October 14th, and Saturday, October 15th. Learn More
  67. RCRC President&#39s Award Presented to Steve Monaghan

    RCRC Presents President’s Award to Steve Monaghan, Chief Information Officer

    The Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC) announced that Steve Monaghan, Nevada County’s Agency Director/Chief Information Officer, was recognized with the 2022 RCRC President’s Award for his work. Learn More
  68. Flu Shot Drive-Thru (Public Health)

    Save the Date for Our Free Drive-Thru Flu Shot Clinic – October 4th

    Mark your calendars for the afternoon of Tuesday, October 4th, and come to Nevada County Public Health’s free drive-thru flu shot clinic! Learn More
  69. CSAC Challenge Award Internship Program

    Nevada County’s Internship Program Garners Statewide Recognition

    Since 2019, Nevada County has hosted 94 interns who have contributed over 40,000 hours serving Nevada County and its residents. . The California State Association of Counties presented a Challenge Award to Human Resources for the successful program. Learn More
  70. Bear River Library  New Location

    New Nevada County Bear River Library Location Moves Forward

    The Nevada County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved going out to bid for the construction of a new Bear River Library location. Learn More
  71. Truckee Bike Share Program

    Exciting Things Happening in Truckee

    The August 23rd meeting of the board of supervisors, which was held in Truckee, highlighted some innovative and exciting initiatives taking place in Nevada County’s largest town. Learn More
  72. Planning Application Information

    Planning Application Information Packet

    Information to assist you in the preparation of your project, general information and guidelines for common land use applications. Learn More
  73. Brunswick Commons Rsign with the building in the background

    Nevada County Officials Celebrate Completion of Brunswick Commons

    Nevada County celebrated the completion of the newly constructed Brunswick Commons housing development Monday, August 22. The project will provide 41 units of affordable housing to homeless or at-risk of homelessness individuals. Learn More
  74. Feinstein Staff Tour-20220810-1325

    Sen. Feinstein Staff Visit and Tour The Ponderosa West Grass Valley Defense Zone

    Representatives from Senator Feinstein's office took a tour of the project, and a bigger picture look at plans to keep our community safe. Learn More
  75. Yuba River Cohort-20220816-1055

    South Yuba River Public Safety Cohort Celebrates 5 Years

    The South Yuba River Public Safety Cohort, a multi-agency work group amongst its members as “The Cohort,” recently celebrated five years of meeting monthly to coordinate public safety efforts in the Yuba River corridor. Learn More
  76. truckee trails

    Nevada County Awards $415,570 in First Round of Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Grants

    The Nevada County Board of Supervisors reviewed progress highlights for the Board’s newest objective, Recreation, including recent awards totaling $415,570 in Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Grants to community organizations. Learn More
  77. 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    Dial 988 for Suicide Prevention Support

    As of Saturday, July 16th, everyone in the U.S. can access suicide prevention support by simply dialing three easy-to-remember numbers. Learn More
  78. NCCA and Nevada County Staff standing at Building Outpost Desk at NCCA.

    2 Additional Ways to Access the Building Department and the Community Development Agency Are Back

    The Community Development Agency (CDA) is bringing back 2 ways to assist you with your permit and application needs: Over the Counter Wednesday and the Building Outpost! Learn More
  79. Glenbrook Kiosk

    Glenbrook Historical Kiosk Restored

    The Glenbrook Kiosk was refreshed and restored. Glenbrook Basin, for years the center of recreation in western Nevada County, was declared a historical landmark by the Board of Supervisors in 1993. Learn More
  80. An acoustic guitar leans against a white wicker chair draped in an American flag

    NCVSO Partners to Provide Guitar Lessons for Veterans

    The Nevada County Veterans Services Office is partnering with Guitars 4 Vets to offer veterans 12 free one-on-one guitar lessons. Learn More
  81. Birdseye View NC AME Church

    New Historical Landmark Expands Commemoration of Gold Rush Era Nevada County Diversity

    The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission is pleased to announce that on June 14, 2022 the Nevada County Board of Supervisors designated The Nevada City African Methodist Episcopal Church Site as a Nevada County Historical Landmark, NEV 22-02. Learn More
  82. Document Scan_NewsFlash

    Free Document Scanning at Foley Library in June and July

    In order to assist residents in preparing for fire season, participants will receive free flash drives to store scans of their important documents and a packet of information including personalized evacuation route maps and evacuation zone information. Learn More
  83. Sheriff Logo_NewsFlash

    Sheriff’s Office 2022 Community Academy Applications Now Open

    The Community Academy is a program designed to give those with little to no law enforcement exposure or experience a chance to see what goes on “behind the scenes” at your Sheriff’s Office. Learn More
  84. SLP LOGO - 05 KMiller Emblem

    Nevada County Library Announces its 2022 Summer Learning Program

    Summer Learning is a countywide event that takes place from June 13th-August13th. Community members can enjoy fun events and reading challenges across Nevada County throughout the duration of the program. Learn More
  85. A white car drives through a narrow road surrounded by dense brush

    Nevada County Awarded Funding for Woodpecker Ravine Shaded Fuel Break

    The $2.1 million award from CAL FIRE will support selective thinning in an area directly above the River Fire burn scar and flanked by two critical evacuation corridors – State Highway 49 to the east and State Highway 174 to the north. Learn More
  86. Eastern Nevada County Free Residential Green Waste Disposal Truckee May 20, June 4 & 17

    Free Residential Green Waste Events for Nevada County Residents in Truckee

    Heads up Nevada County residents in Truckee! Free residential green waste disposal is coming to the Truckee Rodeo Grounds – on May 20, June 4, and June 17, 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Learn More
  87. CALFIRE Grant for $950,000 presented to Nevada County Board of Supervisors by Public Works.

    Nevada County Board of Supervisors Accepts $950,000 CAL FIRE Grant to Support Wildfire Prevention

    Funds were awarded to carry out wildfire prevention through storm debris removal, stockpile removal, and hazardous tree removal. Learn More
  88. Text reads: Helping youth find jobs and give back to their community

    Nevada County Receives $1.7 Million Youth Workforce Development Grant

    Nevada County has been awarded $1.7 Million in Youth Workforce funds from the State’s California Volunteers program. Learn More
  89. CAL FIRE logo_NewsFlash

    CAL FIRE Suspends Burn Permits Nevada, Yuba, and Placer Counties

    The increasing fire danger posed by dead grass and hotter, drier conditions in the region is prompting CAL FIRE to suspend all burn permits for outdoor residential burning within the State Responsibility Area of Nevada, Yuba, and Placer and Counties. Learn More
  90. Ladris Evacuation Pre-Planner Tool screenshot_NewsFlash

    Ladris and Nevada County Partner to Provide Community Evacuation Simulator Tool

    Using Ladris’ Evacuation Pre-Planner tool, Nevada County’s emergency managers and law enforcement personnel can now simulate detailed models for evacuations, traffic times, and road congestion scenarios for wildfires or other disasters. Learn More
  91. 2022 Innovative HR Teams

    Nevada County Recognized as an HRD Innovative HR Team in 2022

    Nevada County Human Resources was named as one of twenty-nine most innovative teams in the US by Human Resources Director (HRD), out of over 2,800 submissions from across the United States. Learn More
  92. Health, Safety & Fire Preparedness Carnival Saturday, May 7 11am to 4pm (free admission)

    Health, Safety, and Fire Preparedness Carnival

    Fire trucks, police cars and helicopters - oh my! Free family fun is to be had at the Health, Safety, and Fire Preparedness Carnival this Saturday, May 7th 11 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. The Rood Center. Learn More
  93. Wildfire NewsFlash

    What Are Your Priorities for Emergency Preparedness?

    Nevada County is asking residents what is most important to them around emergency preparedness and prioritizing critical resources required to prevent and respond to disasters. Data will also be used to better analyze gaps in resources and services. Learn More
  94. Broadband NewsFlash

    “Need for Speed” Broadband Survey Provides Key Data to Attract Funding

    The results of the survey will help the County prioritize new broadband projects, apply for funding, and advocate to elected officials and state regulators. Learn More
  95. SCMAC Workshop 3 May 4th 6-7:30pm review designs and join the conversation.

    Greater Higgins Area Plan Project: Review Designs and Help Shape the Community May 4th 6-7:30 pm

    In this meeting, learn more about this exciting project, review conceptual design and development options for future growth in the Greater Higgins Plan Area, and interact with other participants to identify development and circulation improvements. Learn More
  96. MicroBiz Grants

    Nevada County Awards 23 Microbusiness Grants

    Nevada County has awarded $57,500 in relief funds to 23 microbusinesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty microbusiness grants are still open on a rolling basis until filled and are encouraged to apply for the grant funding as soon as possible. Learn More
  97. WM Greenwaste May 9 & 16, 2022 9am-3pm at McCourtney Road Transfer Station.

    Waste Management Offers Free Nevada County Greenwaste Events

    Need one or two more FREE Green Waste days? To keep your momentum up Waste Management is offering two more days. Read on for all the details. Learn More
  98. Burn Pile Safety

    Burn Permits Required April 18, 2022

    Effective 8:00 a.m. Monday, April 18, 2022, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit (NEU) will require burn permits for residential burning within Nevada, Yuba, and Placer Counties. Learn More
  99. California State Library Parks Pass

    Free California State Parks Passes Available at Nevada County Library

    You can now visit California State Parks for free using your library card with State Parks passes. Learn More
  100. Librarians Jill and Teri show off a stack of pastel board books for newborns

    Library Gifts Books to All Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Newborns

    Collaboration with the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation promotes early literacy. Learn More
  101. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    County & Sierra Roots Open Overflow Emergency Shelter Monday Night through Wednesday Morning

    Sierra Roots and the County of Nevada are activating the Extreme Weather Shelter Protocol for Monday and Tuesday nights with COVID-19 safety measures in place. Learn More
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  1. Tue Mar. 14 - Thu May 25

    Young at Art: Nevada County Student Artwork Exhibition
  1. Tue Mar. 21 - Sun Apr. 30

    Poems on Belonging at the Rood Center
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  1. Tue Mar. 28

    Nevada County Board of Supervisors' Regular Meeting - March 28, 2023
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  1. Thu Mar. 23

    Art Lounge (MH)
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    Adventurer's Guild: Dungeons and Dragons
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    Sing Along (MH)
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    Stay & Play
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    Cricut Crafts: Vinyl Stickers (TR)
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    Front Desk (ages 8-12) Book Club (MH)
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    Lego Club
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    English Conversation Group (TR)
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    Super Craft Saturday (MH)
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