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  1. BOS NewsFlash

    Board of Supervisors May 24, 2022, Meeting Agenda

    View the agenda and public comment information for the upcoming meeting. Read More
  2. National Weather Service Red Flag Warning, May 19 and 20, 2022

    First Red Flag Warning Issued for Portions of Nevada County for Thursday and Friday

    National Weather Service Sacramento has issued a Red Flag Warning for critical fire weather for this Thursday and Friday. The Red Flag Warning is issued due to high winds and low humidity. Learn More
  3. Grand Jury Volunteers Needed

    Nevada County Superior Court Seeks Volunteers for the 22/23 Grand Jury

    The Superior Court of California, County of Nevada is seeking applications from Nevada County citizens interesting in serving on the 2022/2023 Grand Jury. Learn More
  4. 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
  5. 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
  6. 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
  7. 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
  8. 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
  9. 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
  10. Sheriff MRAP 2

    Sheriff's Office to Present Military Equipment Use Policy

    Equipment will be on display for the public on April 26th between 8:00 am and 11:00 am in the Empire Room, at the Eric Rood Administrative Center. Learn More
  11. The Nevada City Courthouse surrounded by tree limbs with a blue sky in the background

    Future of the Nevada County Courthouse Webinar

    Tune in online on Monday, April 25th at 6pm to get your questions answered in a webinar co-presented by Nevada County Superior Court, Nevada County, Nevada City, and produced by YubaNet. Learn More
  12. 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
  13. 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
  14. Nevada County Icon

    Redesigned County Website Improves User Experience

    Visitors to the County’s website will find a variety of design changes, including new colors, fonts, and imagery. Learn More
  15. 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
  16. 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
  17. 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
  18. 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
  19. Employee Service Awards 2022_NewsFlash

    Nevada County Celebrates Annual Employee Service Awards

    Congratulations to our service award recipients. This year, we have 86 employees who have served between 5 and 25 years at Nevada County. Learn More
  20. Rec Grants_NewsFlash

    Nevada County’s Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Grant Applications Now Open

    Nevada County’s Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Grant Program will provide up to $850,000 in one-time grants to promote public health and public safety at highly impacted outdoor recreation destinations. Learn More
  21. Roadway Green Waste Cleanup_NewsFlash

    Nevada County Supervisors Take Action on Cleanup Opportunities in Anticipation of Peak Fire Season

    The Board approved nearly $850,000 in grant-funded contracts and programs for defensible space and green waste, $900,000 for storm-related cleanup, and grant applications for over $1 million towards vegetation removal along County roadways if awarded. Learn More
  22. MicroBiz Grants

    Support for Local Microbusinesses: Nevada County Will Open Microbusiness Grants on February 23rd

    Microbusinesses in Nevada County may be eligible for $2,500 in grant funding. Applications will be open Friday, February 23rd at 9:00 a.m. through Friday, March 25th at 5:00 p.m. Learn More
  23. California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) can be found at: www.mynevadacounty.com/ceqa

    California Environmental Quality Act

    Want to learn more about the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)? Review the CEQA page. Additional Info...
  24. SCMAC Workshop 2 Wed. March 2 6-7:30pm to learn more and participate in community meeting.

    Greater Higgins Area Plan Project: Join the Discussion to Help Shape the Community March 2 6-7:30 pm

    Nevada County is developing an exciting plan to help guide future improvements for the Higgins Corner area in the South County region. Join in the community discussion to help shape the community. Learn More
  25. 2022 PIT Count - NewsFlash

    Nevada County’s 2022 Homeless Point-In-Time Count Set for February 24th

    Point-in-time (PIT) counts are required by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to receive federal funding to address homelessness. Results will be posted to BetterTogetherNevadaCounty.org once available. Learn More
  26. COVID-19 NewsFlash (8)

    Health Officer Replaces Local Masking Requirements to a Masking Recommendation Effective Wednesday

    As the local masking order is rescinded, it is still highly recommended that everyone, regardless of vaccination status, wear a high-quality mask while in public spaces. Learn More
  27. WELCOME BACK INSIDE on 215_NewsFlash

    Library Resumes In-Person Services on February 15th

    Patrons will be invited back into the buildings to browse the shelves, use public computers, and enjoy library spaces once more. Curbside pick up will still be available for anyone that would like to use it. Learn More
  28. 211 Day Post (4)

    National 211 Day Celebrates Integral Work of 211 Call Center

    211 Connecting Point is Nevada County’s free, multilingual information and referral call center, and serves Nevada County, Placer County, and the Tahoe-Truckee region. Learn More
  29. Draft EIR & Notice of Public Meeting to provide comments on the Idaho-Maryland Mine Project

    Revised Notice of Availability - Comment Period Extension and Date Change of Special Meeting

    This notice announces the extension of the public comment period through Monday, April 4, 2022, at 5:00 pm and that the Special Meeting Public Meeting before the Nevada County Planning Commission has been rescheduled to March 24, 2022, at 9:30 am. Learn More
  30. Caleb_Dardick_NewsFlash

    Nevada County Selects Caleb Dardick as New Assistant County Executive Officer

    Caleb served as Project Administrator in the CEO's Office since September 2019 working on the Board of Supervisor’s priorities including wildfire mitigation, economic development, broadband expansion, and the protection of open spaces and trails. Learn More
  31. Storm Green Waste Debris

    Nevada County Offers Free Storm Green Waste Disposal

    Nevada County offers free storm-related green waste disposal at 12625 Brunswick Rd, Grass Valley on March 11-13, March 25- 27, and April 8-10 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. Learn More
  32. Storm Recovery Fee Waivers and Priority Permitting

    Priority Permitting and Fee Waiver for Winter Storm Damage

    Residents with storm damage repairs will receive priority permitting and have local fees waived for repair permits through the Nevada County Community Development Agency (CDA) for serious repairs needed following the December 27, 2021 winter storm. Learn More
  33. Grand Jury Volunteers Needed

    Nevada County Superior Court Seeks Volunteers for the 21/22 Grand Jury

    The Superior Court of California, County of Nevada is seeking applications from Nevada County citizens interested in serving on the 2021/2022 Grand Jury. Learn More
  34. Notice of Availability Draft EIR & Notice of Public Meeting to Provide Comments Idaho-Maryland Mine.

    Notice of Availability of Idaho-Maryland Mine Draft EIR & Public Meeting to Provide Comments

    Notice is hereby given that a 60-day review period has begun to provide interested individuals an opportunity to review & respond to the adequacy of the draft environmental impact report prepared for that project known as the Idaho-Maryland Mine Project. Learn More
  35. YubaNet Webinar Winter Storm Update (350 x 350 px)

    Webinar: Winter Storm Update for Nevada County

    Panelists from the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office, County Emergency Operations Center, CAL FIRE, and PG&E will share the latest updates on the storm’s impact, emergency response efforts to date and available resources and services. Learn More
  36. Volunteers Help Load Firewood 1.2.2022

    Firewood Available for Residents without Power

    Nevada County has firewood pick-up locations across Nevada City and Grass Valley to make firewood available to residents without power. Learn More
  37. 211 Connecting Point graphic_NewsFlash

    Call to Action: Check-in on Neighbors Without Power and Help Report Unmet Needs to 211

    Learn More
  38. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    Two County Overflow Emergency Shelters Remain Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights

    Considering the weather prediction and widespread power outages, Nevada County and Sierra Roots are activating the Extreme Weather Shelter Protocol through Saturday for the nights of December 30th, December 31st and January 1st. Learn More
  39. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    County Opens Two Overflow Emergency Shelters Tonight and Tomorrow, December 28th and 29th

    Considering the weather prediction and widespread power outages, Nevada County and Sierra Roots are activating the Extreme Weather Shelter Protocol for tonight and tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, with COVID-19 safety measures in place. Learn More
  40. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    County Opens Two Overflow Emergency Shelters Tonight, December 27th

    The County is opening two shelters in Nevada City at the Madelyn Helling Library Community Room and the lower level of the Nevada City Veterans Hall. The shelters open at 4:30 p.m. and will close at 7:30 a.m. Learn More
  41. Broadband stock photo

    Two New Broadband Projects Approved in Nevada County

    Last week, the CPUC approved over $8 million between two Nevada County broadband projects for Race Telecommunications, Inc., and Nevada County Fiber connecting 527 additional Nevada County homes to high-speed internet. Learn More
  42. Housing Video Premiere at Lone Oak_NewsFlash

    Nevada County Creates More Affordable Housing in 2021 with More to Come

    District 4 Supervisor Sue Hoek shared some holiday cheer and a special update on affordable housing with residents of Lone Oak Senior Apartments in Penn Valley. The update consisted of the premiere of a film featuring Lone Oak resident Nadean Cain. Learn More
  43. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    County & Sierra Roots Open Overflow Emergency Shelters Tonight and Friday Night, December 16th-17th

    The National Weather Service predicts significantly COLD weather starting tonight night through Saturday morning. Learn More
  44. RDN Logo square

    Nevada County Approves Independent Economic Study for Proposed Idaho-Maryland Mine Project

    The independent study will focus on determining estimated direct, indirect, and induced impacts of the project, including the construction and operation phases of the project to surrounding commercial businesses and residential property values. Learn More
  45. PBMA.Angelina.Coffey_NewsFlash-2

    Angelina Coffey Receives PBMA Member of the Year Award

    Angelina Coffey, Administrative Services Officer at the Nevada County Probation Department, was selected as the Probation Business Managers Association (PBMA) member of the year. Learn More
  46. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    Nevada County & Sierra Roots Open Overflow Emergency Shelter Tonight, December 15th

    The National Weather Service predicts significantly COLD and WET weather tonight with a winter storm warning issued for 2,000 feet and above and snow on the ground. Learn More
  47. RDN Logo square

    Nevada County Approves Independent Economic Study for Proposed Idaho-Maryland Mine Project

    The independent study will focus on determining estimated direct, indirect, and induced impacts of the project, including the construction and operation phases of the project to surrounding commercial businesses and residential property values. Learn More
  48. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    Nevada County & Sierra Roots Open Overflow Emergency Shelter Tonight, December 14th

    Sierra Roots and the County of Nevada are activating the Extreme Weather Shelter Protocol for Tuesday, December 14th, with COVID-19 safety measures in place. Learn More
  49. Odyssey House Ribbon Cutting_NewsFlash

    Nevada County Officials Celebrate Completion of Odyssey House Renovations

    The building has been under renovation to expand treatment beds for clients in need of intensive mental health while preparing to transition to independent living. Learn More
  50. 2021 Citizens Academy_NewsFlash

    Nevada County celebrates its 2021 Citizen’s Academy Graduates

    On Monday evening, Nevada County celebrated the18 new graduates of its 2021 Citizen’s Academy class. Over the ten-week course, participants learned from over twenty departments covering a wide range of services from A (Agriculture) to Z (Zoning). Learn More
  51. CSAC

    Nevada County Honored with Four 2021 CSAC Awards

    Four Nevada County programs have been honored with the California State Association of Counties (CSAC) 2021 Challenge and Merit Awards. CSAC’s annual statewide program honors innovation and best practices in county government. Learn More
  52. Sand and Sandbags

    Rain on the Way

    The National Weather Service Sacramento is predicting rain over the next week. To prepare, free sand and sandbags are available for pickup at four convenient locations. Learn More
  53. Health Officer Order Requires Testing for Indoor Youth Sports if Masks Are Not Used

    Health Officer Order Requires Testing for Indoor Youth Sports if Masks Are Not Used

    The Order requires a minimum of twice a week testing, at least two days apart, if participants will not be wearing masks while playing. Learn More
  54. Sierra Roots WEATHER SHELTER_NewsFlash

    County & Sierra Roots Open Overflow Emergency Shelters Thursday Evening-Saturday Morning

    The National Weather Service predicts significantly cold and wet weather starting Thursday night through Saturday morning. Sierra Roots and the County are activating the Extreme Weather Shelter Protocol for two nights with COVID-19 safety measures. Learn More
  55. Property Tax NewsFlash

    1st Installment of Property Taxes Due December 10, 2021

    Tina M. Vernon, Nevada County Treasurer and Tax Collector, would like to remind property owners that the due date for the 1st installment of the 2021-2022 secured tax bill is December 10, 2021, at 5:00 p.m. Learn More
  56. Hirschman Trail Adoption_NewsFlash

    Nevada County Adopts BYLT’s Hirschman Pond Trail

    Nevada County recently entered into an “Adopt-a-Trail” agreement to support the eastern portion of the well-loved local Hirschman Pond Trail in Nevada City. Hirshman Trail is minutes from the Eric Rood Center and is used by County staff almost every day. Learn More
  57. Winter Reading Challenge 2021

    Library Winter Reading Challenge Starts December 1st

    This winter, the library is bringing the joy back by challenging our community to read 100,000 minutes with the Winter Reading Challenge! The challenge begins December 1, 2021 and runs through January 14, 2022. Learn More
  58. Burn Pile_NewsFlash

    Manage Your Burn Pile Safely

    This time of year offers a unique opportunity to affordably and efficiently reduce green waste levels on your properties, and residential debris burning is allowable when the Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District deems it a burn day. Learn More
  59. Grass Valley Library Photo_NewsFlash

    Library Extends Open Hours

    The Truckee, Madelyn Helling, and Grass Valley Libraries will be open from 10 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday. Patrons will be able to check out books and movies, enjoy library events, and use curbside pick up during these hours. Learn More
  60. Community Resiliency Grants NewsFlash

    Supervisors Award $2 Million in Community Resiliency Grants

    On Tuesday, November 9th, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors unanimously awarded $1,991,884 in “Community Resiliency Grants,” funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), to 32 local nonprofits, small businesses, and special districts. Learn More
  61. Nevada County Public Health Officer Removes Limits on Events, Leaves Masking Requirements in Place

    Nevada County Public Health Officer Removes Limits on Events, Leaves Masking Requirements in Place

    Nevada County’s Public Health Officer has issued an amendment to his August 25, 2021 order to remove limits on events while leaving masking requirements in place. Learn More
  62. Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Now Available for Children Ages 5 to 11

    Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Now Available for Children Ages 5 to 11

    The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 cleared the final hurdle for Emergency Use Authorization. Learn More
  63. NevCo Relief River Fire Fund_NewsFlash

    Nevada County Relief Fund Raises over $260,000 for Wildfire Recovery

    In the two months since the August 4th River Fire burned 2,619 acres, destroyed fifty-four homes, and damaged nine others in Nevada County, the community raised over $260,000 to help wildfire survivors. Learn More
  64. SCMAC Workshop 1

    Greater Higgins Area Plan Project And Workshop 1 Announcement

    Nevada County is kicking off an exciting project to help guide future development and amenities in the Higgins Corner and Lake of the Pines area in the South County region. Read on...
  65. Broadband NewsFlash

    Supervisors Approve Countywide EIR to Expedite Shovel-Ready Broadband Projects

    The Nevada County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a contract to conduct a Countywide Programmatic Environmental Impact Report (EIR) to meaningfully increase the viability of universal and accessible broadband throughout Nevada County. Read on...
  66. County of Nevada Awarded FEMA Funding for Defensible Space Assistance (1)

    Nevada County Awarded FEMA Grant Funding for Defensible Space Assistance

    On September 28, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors passed two resolutions accepting grant funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. The two programs will provide critical defensible space assistance. Read on...
  67. California to Offer Pfizer Booster Shots

    California to Offer Pfizer Booster Shots

    California is now cleared to follow the federal recommendations that certain individuals can receive a booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. Read on...
  68. COVID Memorial 2_NewsFlash

    COVID Remembrance Memorial at Madelyn Helling Library

    On September 20th, a Covid-19 memorial was installed in the lobby of the Madelyn Helling Library, in Nevada City, California. It will remain in residence for six weeks. Read on...
  69. South County Shaded Fuel Break

    County of Nevada Awarded CAL FIRE Funding for South County Shaded Fuel Break

    CAL FIRE recently announced that the County of Nevada Office of Emergency Services received grant funding to complete the South County Shaded Fuel Break. Read on...
  70. Seal of the Public Health Accreditation Board

    Nevada County Public Health Awarded National Accreditation

    Accreditation through PHAB Demonstrates Nevada County Public Health Department’s Commitment to Excellence in Serving the Community Read on...
  71. A colorful rainbow art palette and brush caricature with the words Vote for the bus art!

    Nevada County Connects and Nevada County Now Encourage You to Vote for the Bus Art

    Nevada County Connects and Now encourages the community to vote for public art that will be wrapped around 11 buses within the fleet. Please take 1 to 2 minutes to vote on the artwork for the bus wrap. Continue reading for the link to vote. Read on...
  72. Lets-Talk-Circle

    September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

    September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. As part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month the county has planned a number of activities, including training opportunities for community members and a virtual Suicide Prevention Town Hall with YubaNet. Read on...
  73. Amended Health Order Sets New Requirements for Large Events, Masks in Crowded Outdoor Settings

    Amended Health Order Sets New Requirements for Large Events, Masks in Crowded Outdoor Settings

    Nevada County Public Health Officer Dr. Scott Kellermann has amended his August 18th order on face coverings to include further mandates for crowded outdoor settings and large events. The order becomes effective at 12:01 a.m. on August 27, 2021. Read on...
  74. COVID-19 NewsFlash, Nevada County Public Health Officer Issues Order on Face Coverings, Aug 18, 2021

    Nevada County Public Health Officer Issues Order on Face Coverings Indoors

    The order, which goes into effect at 12:01 am on Friday, August 20th, requires all individuals, regardless of vaccination status, to wear face coverings when indoors in public settings and businesses. Read on...
  75. Public Hearing Notice-news flash

    CORRECTED Redistricting Public Workshop Notice

    Public Workshop to receive a report on the redistricting process and permissible criteria to be considered to redraw Board of Supervisors election district boundaries; and conduct a public workshop to receive public input. LOCATION REVISED: Board Chambers Read More
  76. Dark blue background with a flame. Wildfire Relief and Recovery Campaign, nevcorelief.org

    Nevada County Relief Fund Raises Over $110,000 for River Fire Survivors in One Week

    The Nevada County Relief Fund has raised over $110,000 for River Fire survivors. With 54 Nevada County homes destroyed and another nine damaged, these funds are desperately needed to help these devastated households recover. Read on...
  77. COVID-19 News, August 9, 2021; COVID-19 Cases Surge  in Nevada County as  Delta Variant Takes Hold

    COVID-19 Cases Surge in Nevada County as Delta Variant Takes Hold

    With 443 cases last week, Nevada County is experiencing the largest surge of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations since the beginning of the pandemic. Cases have increased by 1200% since the week of July 1st. Read on...
  78. Fire Recovery Square Graphics

    Local Assistance Center for River Fire Survivors to Open Aug. 13-14

    With most mandatory evacuations now lifted for the River Fire, Placer and Nevada counties will continue their support for impacted residents with a joint local assistance center - a one-stop-shop for recovery and rebuilding information and resources. Read on...
  79. River Fire Relief - NewsFlash

    Nevada County Relief Fund Seeks Donations for River Fire Survivors

    With over 4000 people evacuated, 2600 acres burned, and 76 structures destroyed, the River Fire is only 15% contained as of Thursday evening. The Nevada County Relief Fund established the “River Fire Fund” today to accept donations. Read on...
  80. COVID-19 NewsFlash (4)

    Nevada County Public Health Recommends Masking Indoors

    Due to the recent dramatic increase in cases of COVID-19 in our community and following recently released Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines, the Nevada County Public Health Officer strongly recommends masking indoors. Read on...
  81. A small green plant sprouts out of parched and cracked soil

    Supervisors Launch $2 Million Community Resiliency Grants Program

    On Tuesday, July 27th, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $2 Million to launch a new “Community Resiliency Grants” program with funds from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). Read on...
  82. Citizens Academy NewsFlash

    Apply for the Fall 2021 Citizen's Academy by August 15th

    After a successful, fully remote session of Citizen’s Academy in early spring of this year, Nevada County is happy to announce another session of Citizen’s Academy which will offer the advantages of attending remotely and in person. Read on...
  83. 2021 NACo Achievement Awards

    County Earns National Achievement Awards for Broadband Grant Program & Ready Nevada County Dashboard

    Nevada County has been recognized with two Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties (NACo). Board Chair Dan Miller and District I Supervisor Heidi Hall attended the NACo Conference and accepted the awards on behalf of Nevada County. Read on...
  84. Public Hearing Notice-news flash

    Redistricting Public Workshop Notice

    Public Workshop to receive a report on the redistricting process and permissible criteria to be considered to redraw Board of Supervisors election district boundaries; and conduct a public workshop to receive public input. Read More
  85. Built for Zero

    Nevada County aims to end veteran homelessness by Veteran’s Day 2021

    Nevada County is proud to announce participation in Built for Zero, a national initiative of more than 80 communities working to measurably end homelessness, one population at a time. Read on...
  86. SNRDCSS Backpack School Supply Drive_NewsFlash

    Backpack and School Supply Drive for Child Support Awareness Month

    In partnership with Partners Family Resource Centers, the Sierra Nevada Regional Department of Child Support Services is collecting and distributing new backpacks and school supplies to local families in need Read on...
  87. NevCo Relief Fund

    Nevada County Relief Fund Awards $192,500 to 79 Small Businesses

    Thanks to an allocation of $250,000 by the Board of Supervisors to promote post-pandemic economic recovery, all the eligible small businesses who applied will receive a micro-grant of up to $5,000 from the Nevada County Relief Fund. Read on...
  88. OES - Cooling Center NewsFlash (1)

    Nevada County Cooling Centers Available Saturday & Sunday at the Grass Valley & Penn Valley Library

    National Weather Service Sacramento has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for portions of Nevada County Friday at noon through Monday evening. Cooling Centers will open at the Grass Valley & Penn Valley libraries from 11am - 7pm on Saturday & Sunday. Read on...
  89. OES Art Walk_NewsFlash

    Nevada City Artwalk Returns with Support from Ready Nevada County

    Office of Emergency Services (OES) will be on hand in front of the Miners Foundry with Ready Nevada County materials to help residents and visitors prepare for a safe summer. Read on...
  90. Penn Valley Library offers extended hours with Open Access_NewsFlash

    Penn Valley Library offers extended hours with Open+ Access

    Beginning July 1st, the Penn Valley Library is one of just a few libraries nationwide that will now offer access hours that allows patrons to use the library without staff present. Read on...
  91. COVID-19 NewsFlash (2)

    Delta (B.1.617.2) COVID-19 Variant Identified in Nevada County

    The significantly more contagious COVID-19 Delta variant has been found in Nevada County. Six cases were reported to Nevada County Public Health on June 30, 2021. Read on...
  92. _PH COVID Vax NewsFlash (5)

    Public Health Department to Begin Scaling Back Whispering Pines Vaccine Clinic Hours

    Nearly 62% of residents have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. With vaccine availability more widespread and local demand dwindling, the Public Health Department is planning to reduce hours at the Whispering Pines clinic throughout July. Read on...
  93. Summer Learning

    Library Summer Learning Program Continues with Week 3: China

    The Nevada County Community Library is continuing to offer exciting programs for kids, teens, and adults during their 3rd week of the Summer Learning Program with a journey to China. Read on...
  94. 21.22 Adopted Budget 3 NewsFlash

    County Supervisors Adopt 21/22 Budget

    On June 15, 2021, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted the 21/22 County Budget. Read on...
  95. Beat The Heat - NWS

    Excessive Heat Warning into this Weekend and Power Flex Alert Today

    NWS Sacramento has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for portions of Nevada County through Sunday evening. Higher temperatures can be dangerous for all people but especially the very young, senior citizens, and those with chronic medical conditions. Read on...
  96. Relief Fund

    Supervisors Allocate $250,000 from American Rescue Plan Act for Small Businesses

    The Board of Supervisors allocated $250,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) monies to fund a fifth round of grant making by the Nevada County Relief Fund to support small businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
  97. Trisha Tillotson Photo_NewsFlash

    Trisha Tillotson Appointed as Nevada County’s Community Development Agency Director

    Nevada County’s Public Works Director, Trisha Tillotson, has been appointed as Nevada County’s Community Development Agency (CDA) Director beginning June 27th. Read on...
  98. Know Your Zone_NF1

    Listen to the Experts: Know Your Zone and Write It Down

    Authorities will use Zone Names in emergency alerts, media releases, and social media to notify residents which areas are under an evacuation warning or order. It does not replace CodeRED or Nixle but supplements them. Read on...
  99. Adopt-A-Road Volunteer Day - CDA Volunteers

    Adopt-A-Road CDA Volunteer Day

    The Community Development Agency cleaned up our “adopted” LaBarr Meadows Road Saturday, May 22, 2021. The effort comes at a critical time in the County’s effort to encourage litter pick-up, responsible recreation, & general stewardship of the foothills. Read on...
  100. South County Shaded Fuel Break

    County of Nevada Awarded CAL FIRE Funding for South County Shaded Fuel Break

    CAL FIRE recently announced that the County of Nevada Office of Emergency Services received grant funding to complete the South County Shaded Fuel Break. Read on...
  101. NC-PPE-350x350-v3

    No Cost Masks & Sanitizer Available for Small Businesses & Non-profits

    No cost PPE (masks and hand sanitizer) is available at locations across Nevada County for small businesses and non-profits while supplies last. Read on...
  102. Untitled design (28)

    CodeRED Emergency Alerts Explained: Understand Opt-in Alerts and the Mobile Alert App

    Nevada County Sheriff’s Office uses multiple communication tools to create a layered and redundant system to alert residents when a wildfire poses a serious potential threat to life and property. Read on...
  103. Fire Recovery Square Graphics

    Re-entry Passes Available for Residents Impacted by River Fire

    Nevada County is hosting a re-entry center today. The purpose of this event is to inform residents of damages to their property and to issue a pass that will allow homeowners to return to their properties in areas still closed to the public. Read on...
  104. COVID-19 NewsFlash (1)

    Nevada County's COVID Cases Lower and the Economy is Poised to Reopen

    Nevada County's COVID case rates have met the requirements for the Blueprint for a Safer Economy's Orange Tier, based on case rates Nevada County hasn't seen since September. Nevada County could move into the Orange Tier as early as June 2nd. Read on...
  105. Know Your Zone_NF1

    Listen to the Experts: Know Your Zone and Write It Down

    Authorities will use Zone Names in emergency alerts, media releases, and social media to notify residents which areas are under an evacuation warning or order. It does not replace CodeRED or Nixle but supplements them. Read on...
  106. RNC2021_CodeRENixle-Sq-NEW

    Annual Test of CodeRED Emergency Alert System Scheduled for August 16

    As fires like the Dixie and Tamarack burn nearby, a community conversation around wildfire, evacuation and emergency alert notifications has resurfaced. Residents are asking, ‘how will I know if I need to evacuate?’ Read on...
  107. RNC2021_CodeRENixle-Sq-NEW

    Annual Test of CodeRED Emergency Alert System Scheduled for August 16

    As fires like the Dixie and Tamarack burn nearby, a community conversation around wildfire, evacuation and emergency alert notifications has resurfaced. Residents are asking, ‘how will I know if I need to evacuate?’ Read on...
  108. River Fire Recovery

    River Fire Recovery Resources

    Was your property lost or damaged in the River Fire? Find information on next steps at our River Fire Recovery website. Read on...
  109. NC-PPE-350x350-v3

    No Cost Masks & Sanitizer Available for Small Businesses & Non-profits

    No cost PPE (masks and hand sanitizer) is available at locations across Nevada County for small businesses and non-profits while supplies last. Read on...
  110. South County Shaded Fuel Break

    County of Nevada Awarded CAL FIRE Funding for South County Shaded Fuel Break

    CAL FIRE recently announced that the County of Nevada Office of Emergency Services received grant funding to complete the South County Shaded Fuel Break. Read on...
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