Public Works professionals maintain and support our infrastructure by providing a wide variety of services, including transportation, wastewater, solid waste, road maintenance, engineering, and even maintenance of the County’s fleet of vehicles. Learn More
Before the Memorial Day holiday and summer months, the South Yuba River Public Safety Cohort members stress the unsafe conditions at the river, urging people to stay out and stay alive. Learn More
May is National Building Safety Month bringing building safety to the forefront every day. Every month is an opportunity to build safety in our communities. Small improvements can make a significant difference and save lives and property. Learn More
We are happy to announce free green waste events in partnership with Waste Management of Nevada County! Green waste events for Nevada County residents will occur Mondays, May 22nd, and June 5th, 2023, 9 am - 3 pm at the McCourtney Road Transfer Station! Learn More
Today, the Nevada County Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend the denial of the proposed Idaho Maryland Mine project and the Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors. Learn More
Nevada County’s Agriculture Commissioner Chris de Nijs was appointed to the National Wildlife Services Advisory Committee, advising the U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Thomas Vilsack on USDA policies and activities recommendations. Learn More
Today, the Nevada County Planning Department released the staff report on the proposed Idaho Maryland Mine – Rise Grass Valley Project for the May 10th Planning Commission Public Hearing. Learn More
The Nevada County’s Environmental Health Department announces the five (5) Mosquito Fish Giveaways, all occurring on Thursdays starting May 11 and ending July 6. Learn More
Nevada County Supervisor Hoek and staff broke ground on the McCourtney Road Transfer Station (MRTS) Improvement Project along with Bobo Construction, Hansen Brothers Enterprise, & Waste Management. Learn More
Nevada County Connects’ Tinloy Transit Center in downtown Grass Valley received a colorful transformation to make the transit hub easier to navigate and more accessible. Learn More
Heba El-Guindy has joined Nevada County as Director of Public Works, bringing 30 years of experience in the public and private sectors. "I believe in Public Works’ role in serving the public and meeting their solid waste, wastewater, and road needs." Learn More
To expedite the permitting process and reduce building costs, Nevada County, Town of Truckee, City of Grass Valley, City of Nevada City, Placer County, and Sierra County are offering new Housing Master Plans for single-family homes or granny units. Learn More
Nevada County Planning Department released the Notice of Public Hearing on the proposed Idaho Maryland Mine – Rise Grass Valley Project. The Planning Commission will hold a meeting for Public Hearing on May 10 and may be continued on May 11 as needed. Learn More
Celebrate Earth Day and reduce carbon emissions by hopping on a Nevada County Connects bus! It's our gift to the Earth from you. Please help us make a positive impact in our communities by riding transit on Saturday, April 22nd. Learn More
Take a survey about how recreation can be improved throughout the county. The survey provides an opportunity to share concerns, hopes, and ideas for the future of recreation in Nevada County. Input from all community members is needed. Learn More
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
Property owners in unincorporated eastern Nevada County (outside the Town of Truckee limits) can learn more about the Solid Waste (trash) Rate Study; the public workshop will be on April 12th at 5:30 pm at the Truckee Town Hall Administrative Center. Learn More
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
The 2022 California Building Standards Code Update will be effective January 1, 2023. To prepare the community’s contractors for the update, the Building Department and the Nevada County Contractor’s Association are teaming up. Learn More
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
The 2021 Nevada County Annual Crop and Livestock Report helps gauge the economic health and diversity of the agricultural community in Nevada County. The total gross value of agricultural products was $21,222,300, which represents about an 8% increase. Learn More
To reduce illegal dumping Nevada County, Grass Valley, and Nevada City residents can dispose of up to nine tires at no cost at select locations during the week of October 24-28 from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm at various locations within Nevada County. Learn More
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
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
Nevada County Agricultural Commissioner Chris de Nijs has requested a USDA disaster declaration through the California Office of Emergency Services for grape growers in Nevada County due to freezing temperatures that affected their crops in mid-April. Learn More
