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  1. BOS NewsFlash

    Nevada County Board of Supervisors December 5, 2023, Meeting Agenda

    View the agenda and public comment information for the upcoming meeting. Read More
  2. Staff Report Released: Staff Report for Rise Grass Valley&#39s Vested Rights Petition Now Available

    Nevada County Releases Staff Report on Rise Grass Valley’s Vested Rights Petition

    Nevada County released the staff report for the upcoming Special Meeting of the Board of Supervisors scheduled for December 13, which responded to Rise Grass Valley’s Vested Rights Petition to conduct mining operations at the Idaho Maryland Mine. Learn More
  3. 2023 snow photo

    Calamity Relief Resulting in Property Tax Reduction

    Property owners may be eligible for reassessment from 2023 winter storm damage by submitting a Calamity Reassessment Claim Form to the Assessor's Office. Learn More
  4. Many wrapped presents under a decorated Christmas Tree

    Give a Gift to a Foster Child This Holiday

    Nevada County Child Welfare Services (CWS) has distributed their annual "Giving Trees" to different community locations. Every December, CWS works with community partners to collect donated presents for children in foster care in Nevada County. Learn More
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    County Seeking Proposals to Reduce Causes of Poverty

    Projects could support educational and cognitive development, income and asset building, nutrition and more. Learn More
  6. Kathlee Martin

    County Nurse Practitioner for Public and Behavioral Health Wins Juniper Award

    Kathlee Martin is the recipient of the Community Impact Award through the Jeff Hamilton Legacy Fund. Martin has been serving high-risk populations in the Tahoe-Truckee region for 35 years and is passionate about removing barriers to health care. Learn More
  7. CCBSA installation of officers reception featuring Supervisor Susan Hoek and Tine Mathiasen

    Tine Mathiasen Elected Treasurer for State Clerk's Association

    California Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Association (CCBSA) elected Nevada County's Deputy Clerk as its next Treasurer. Learn More
  8. Winter-Storm-Hazardous-Vegetation-Cleanup-Project

    Managing Winter Storm Impacts for Wildfire Resilience in Nevada County

    Nevada County & CAL FIRE are partnering to make neighborhoods safer after this year's severe winter weather. Funding has been used to provide 54 green waste bins and relief to 8 highly impacted communities, in addition to clearing evacuation routes. Learn More
  9. people participating in a mock board meeting

    Mock City Council-School Board Meeting Part of Leadership Program

    The Nevada County Community Leadership Institute (NCCLI) is a nine-month program featuring monthly sessions on different aspects of the community, with many program participants becoming future elected officials or leaders. Learn More
  10. Alison and Nevada Union students 110923 job shadow

    Nevada Union Students Job Shadow County Employees

    Twelve students got chance to build relationships with professionals in their field of interest. County hopes to expand program. Learn More
  11. Team Rubicon

    Volunteers Tarp Roofs in Preparation for Storms

    The group hoped to fasten tarps over 10 homes before leaving Nov. 14. Learn More
  12. Election

    Candidate Filing Period for March 5 Election Begins Today

    Prospective candidates may file their Declarations of Candidacy and Nomination Papers now through December 8. Learn More
  13. Staff cutting red ribbon in front of new library interior

    Community Shows Up for the Truckee Library Grand Re-Opening

    Truckee Library’s grand re-opening on Tuesday celebrated a facility refresh with new flooring, paint, and furniture. The library features stained glass by artist Robert Boeddiker, new furniture and carpet, an updated floor plan, and new shelving. Learn More
  14. Edwards-photo-Nathan-Anglin

    Nevada County Considers Options to Replace 119-year-old Edwards Crossing Bridge

    County asks public to weigh in on two alternatives plus a third no-build option. The Draft Environmental Impact Report on pros and cons is now available for review; public comment must be received by Nov. 14. Learn More
  15. Cannabis Retail Ordinance

    Supervisors Accept $275,000 Grant to Help Draft Rules for Retail Cannabis Sales

    The first $200,000 will fund ordinance preparation and stakeholder engagement. The $75,000 will help approved applicants in their effort to start their retail cannabis business. Learn More
  16. A house shape made up of multiple colored pieces

    County Accepts $3.6 Million to Shelter Unhoused Residents with Mental Illness

    Hospitality House hopes to start getting people off the streets and into rooms within the next month. Learn More
  17. Cold weather

    Sierra Roots Cold Weather Shelter Needs Staff, Volunteers

    Set-up, in-take, kitchen help and overnight assistance needed. Learn More
  18. Nevada County Courthouse

    Nevada County Seeks Consultant to Provide Recommendations for Future Use of Courthouse

    Possible ideas for repurposing the historic courthouse include affordable/workforce housing, a hotel, a school (i.e., arts college or law school), a museum or gallery, with space for municipal parking or a public park. Learn More
  19. Angela and Habitat

    Nevada County Allocates $171,000 for Family's Habitat for Humanity Home

    Single mother with three children grateful for Nevada County's support in getting her own home in Grass Valley. Learn More
  20. Jobs

    Alliance for Workforce Development helped 3,634 Nevada County residents in last year

    Supervisor Lisa Swarthout praises group for helping small businesses overcome instability. Learn More
  21. Drug Take-Back Day

    National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is Saturday

    Dispose of unused medication at four Nevada County locations between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Learn More
  22. 14 Forward shed shot_0022 -1

    Supervisor Scofield: For Some, a Shed is a Home

    Supervisor Scofield is working with Tom Durkin, who is creating a film about folks living in locations and facilities that often goes against the codes of Nevada County. Learn More
  23. fentanyl

    Fentanyl Awareness Night Set For Oct. 26 at Nevada Union High School

    Parents and community members are invited to learn about the dangers of fentanyl Thursday, Oct. 26 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Learn More
  24. Health care

    Nevada County Medi-Cal Recipients Move to Partnership HealthPlan

    More than 25,000 people are affected by the switch, which starts in January. Learn More
  25. large-NCSO Patch Displayed on Rocks

    Sheriff and Probation Support Pink Patch Project

    Local law enforcement and fire agencies will sell pink patches Oct. 26 at Sierra Mountain Roasters in Grass Valley to raise money for breast cancer research. Learn More
  26. Java Johns County Cafe

    Java Johns County Cafe Open at the Rood Center

    Deli-style cafe offers sandwiches, breakfast burritos, salads, soups, snacks and hot and cold drinks. Vegan, vegetarian, keto and gluten-free options are available. Learn More
  27. 1

    Supervisors Release Quarterly Report on Progress July-September

    Supervisors track their progress in eight board objectives: fiscal stability and core services, emergency preparedness, economic development, broadband, climate resilience, housing, homelessness and recreation. Learn More
  28. Department of Agriculture, Weights & Measures 2022 Crop and Livestock Report

    Nevada County Releases 2022 Agricultural Crop Report

    Nevada County’s total gross value of all agricultural commodities in 2022 was $18.8 million, according to the County’s Annual Crop and Livestock Report released earlier this month. That was a 12 percent decrease from the year before. Learn More
  29. Electricity

    Supervisors Postpone Decision to Join Pioneer Community Energy

    The Board of Supervisors voted Oct. 10 to postpone partnering with Pioneer Community Energy to procure electricity for residents and businesses of the unincorporated county. Learn More
  30. Health Fair

    Over 300 attend first Nevada County Health Fair Oct. 4

    Fair for seniors and adults living with disabilities took place October 4 at the Gold Miner's Inn in Grass Valley. Learn More
  31. Ribbon cutting Clarke

    Gary D. Clarke Field Ribbon Cutting Brings Leaders Together Wednesday

    Community leaders met Wednesday for a ribbon cutting on the newly renovated Gary D. Clarke Field by Magnolia School in Grass Valley. The field, which has a new synthetic turf, is used n for soccer, flag football, baseball and more. Learn More
  32. taxes

    Property Taxes Reduced (For Some)

    Due to the declining housing market in Nevada County in the second half of 2022, a large number of properties were proactively reviewed for a reduction in assessed value by the Assessor’s Office. Over 5,300 qualified for a reduction. Learn More
  33. Residential Recycling Available 1556 Loma Rica Ave Mon-Fri 9am-3pm 530-274-3090

    Residential Recycling Drop Off Available in Loma Rica

    Learn More
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    Nevada County Residents Asked to Take Survey to Help Set Community Priorities

    The Board of Supervisors is asking residents to complete an online survey to give their assessment of Nevada County on a wide range of topics from economic opportunity to cannabis to wildfire prevention and more. Learn More
  35. Bear River Invite

    Bear River Rec and Park District Celebrates New General Manager Plus Revitalized Sports Field Oct 11

    Bear River Recreation and Park District announces a new General Manager, Miranda Brown, and a ribbon-cutting celebration for its newly renovated Gary D. Clarke Field. Come to the ribbon cutting event on Wed, October 11, at 4:30 pm, Gary D. Clarke Field. Learn More
  36. Steve Rose

    Nevada County Human Resources Director Elected President of Statewide Association

    Steve Rose was recently elected president of the County Personnel Administrators Association of California Learn More
  37. Visibility Through Art, Rood center, October 2 through Dec 15, 2023

    Visibility Through Art Exhibition Opens at the Eric Rood Center

    The exhibit features work from CHIRP’s extensive Visibility Through Art collection inspired by the Nevada City Rancheria’s desire to engage local artists to authentically represent the Nisenan’s rich history in Nevada County. Open through December 15th. Learn More
  38. Sustainability Summit 2023

    More than 100 Gather for 2nd Annual Sustainability Summit

    “We are here because our planet needs us now more than ever, our region needs us now more than ever, our communities need us now more than ever,” said Nevada County Supervisor Hardy Bullock, who spearheaded the event with Supervisor Heidi Hall. Learn More
  39. mosquito

    West Nile Virus Found in Nevada County

    A case of West Nile Virus was identified in Nevada County in September. The patient is home and doing well. The last diagnosed human case of West Nile Virus in Nevada County was in 2018. Learn More
  40. Rise Mine Update v2

    Rise Grass Valley Petition for Vested Rights Hearing Rescheduled to December 13

    The Board of Supervisors has rescheduled a hearing to December 13 on Rise Grass Valley’s petition for vested rights to conduct mining operations at the Idaho Maryland Mine. The hearing was originally scheduled for October 27. Learn More
  41. New Roy Lewis

    Hero Drivers Honored for Helping Prevent Spread of Fire

    UPS driver Roy Lewis and Nevada County Connects bus driver Ahmer Al-Kayyali were honored by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday for their bravery in helping prevent the spread of a wildfire on Highway 49 on August 17. Learn More
  42. MicrosoftTeams-image (20)

    United Way Book Sale Runs Through Oct. 27

    Hundreds of books are available in range of genres. Learn More
  43. Julie

    Clerk of the Board to Retire in December

    Julie Patterson-Hunter joined the County as a Board Clerk in the Board of Supervisors' office in October 2004. Learn More
  44. Wildfire

    Supervisor Hall Advocates for Wildfire Insurance Solutions in D.C.

    Many Nevada County homeowners have been dropped by insurance companies. Insurance for some fire departments has doubled or tripled. Learn More
  45. Untitled design (24)

    Supervisor Hoek Hosts North San Juan Town Hall Oct. 4

    San Juan Ridge residents are invited to learn more about wildfire preparedness, the Office of Emergency Services, broadband, the Community Development Agency and more. Learn More
  46. Untitled design (23)

    Nevada County 1st Annual Health Fair Set for Oct. 4

    Older adults and people with disabilities are invited to visit more than 40 local resource providers, get flu and COVID-19 shots and more. Learn More
  47. Untitled design (14)

    United Way Book Sale Returning to Rood Center Sept. 27-Oct. 27

    Book donations are accepted now between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. in the Human Resources Office. Learn More
  48. MicrosoftTeams-image (9)

    Why I Ride the Heart of Gold Gravel Race

    Project Administrator Ariel Lovett and Supervisor Hardy Bullock share why they love the Heart of Gold Gravel Race. The race, set for Oct. 7, starts and ends at the Eric Rood Administration Center and winds through the Yuba River Canyon. Learn More
  49. Sierra Business Council Assisting with Administration of Cannabis Grant Programs

    Nevada County Supervisors Approve Sierra Business Council to Administer Cannabis Grant Programs

    Supervisors approved two contracts with the Sierra Business Council to administer and distribute funds for 2 Cannabis grants supporting the Local Cannabis Equity Program. The Program will reduce the barriers to entering the regulated cannabis marketplace. Learn More
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    Emergency Operations Center and Nevada County Roads Crew Honored as Teams of the Year

    Two teams were honored for their outstanding response to the February winter storms. Learn More
  51. MicrosoftTeams-image (5)

    Nevada County Employee of the Year: Casey Davey

    This Behavioral Health nurse responds to calls from partner non-profits in a way that goes above and beyond expectations. Learn More
  52. dirtroad1

    Learn About Planned Highway 20 Closure

    Caltrans will give a presentation to the Board of Supervisors Tuesday, September 12 about a planned closure of Highway 20, scheduled for late September and early October. Learn More
  53. Sign stating &#34coming soon. September 19th 2023&#34

    Public Health Community Baby Shower

    Nevada County Public Health will be hosting a FREE Community Baby Shower for expecting families and babies under 1 on September 19th 2023 at the Grass Valley Library . Learn More
  54. Jason

    Military in the Community: Jason Besaw

    Jason Besaw is a County employee (Code Compliance Officer II) and a reservist at Beale Air Force Base east of Marysville. Learn More
  55. Enterprise HOG donation 2023 IMG_8775

    Enterprise gives $2,000 for Heart of Gold mountain bike race to support youth mental health

    The race attracts hundreds from throughout the state. Learn More
  56. Rise - Files Petition For Vested Rights

    Rise Grass Valley Files Petition for Recognition of Vested Rights at Idaho Maryland Mine

    Rise Grass Valley filed a petition for recognition of vested rights to conduct mining operations at the Idaho Maryland Mine in Grass Valley. The petition was submitted to the County on Friday, September 1. Learn More
  57. Covid-19

    Nevada County Sees Uptick in COVID-19 Cases

    Stay home if you have flu or cold symptoms, test for COVID-19 and seek treatment Learn More
  58. Update: Rise Grass Valley to Petition for Recognition of Vested Rights at Idaho Maryland Mine

    Rise Grass Valley to Petition for Recognition of Vested Rights at Idaho Maryland Mine

    Rise Grass Valley plans to petition for recognition of vested rights to conduct mining operations at the Idaho Maryland Mine, according to a letter sent to Nevada County by its attorney Monday, August 21, 2023. Learn More
  59. Know Overdose Nevada County&#39s Goals are to prevent death from drug overdoses

    Community Opioid Overdose Prevention and Narcan Training

    In recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31, the Know Overdose Nevada County campaign will be hosting two FREE virtual community opioid overdose prevention and Narcan trainings Learn More
  60. Outdoor Visitor Safety Grant Projects - Vault Toilet, Trail maintenance, 49 Bridge Yuba River

    Nevada County Awards $388,840 in Second Round of Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Grants

    The Nevada County Board of Supervisors approved a second round of awards totaling $388,480 in Outdoor Visitor Safety Fund Program grants to 8 entities to increase resiliency and promote health and safety at highly impacted recreation destinations. Learn More
  61. Nevada County CWPP Community Engagement

    Nevada County to Host Community Wildfire Protection Plan Lunch & Learns

    The Nevada County Office of Emergency Services is hosting 4 virtual Community Wildfire Protection Plan Lunch & Learns this month and the public is invited to join! The Lunch & Learns will be the 1st set of community workshops that support the CWPP update. Learn More
  62. Man tying a childs shoe

    August is Child Support Awareness Month

    The Nevada County Board of Supervisors and California Department of Child Support Services have declared August as Child Support Awareness Month! Learn More
  63. 2023 NACo Achievement Award Best in Category

    Nevada County Office of Emergency Services Receives 2023 NACo Achievement Award: Best in Category

    Nevada County Office of Emergency Services receives 2023 NACo Achievement Award: Best in Category for the "Firewise Communities Microgrant Program." The program was designed to support fuels reduction on private property after the 2022 snow storms. Learn More
  64. Small Business and Resources Available for Businesses Impacted by Feb 2023 Winter Storm

    Resources Available for Businesses Impacted by Feb 2023 Winter Storm

    Was your business impacted by the 2023 winter storms? You may be eligible for financial assistance from the Small Business Administration. Learn More
  65. FEMA Local Assistance Center

    Deadline to Access Local Assistance for 2023 Winter Storms Extended

    The deadline for Nevada County residents to apply for FEMA assistance for the February 2023 Winter Storms has been extended to September 1. Learn More
  66. A hand dials a number on a cell phone. text reads: Paratransit Offers Same-Day On-Demand Services

    Nevada County Now to Offer On-Demand Service for Seniors and People with Disabilities

    Effective August 1, 2023, Nevada County Transit Services and Nevada County Now will begin offering same day on-demand services to seniors 65 and over and eligible members of our disabled community. Learn More
  67. CelebrateYourHealthySmile

    Free Dental Preventative Services Event August 1st!

    The Nevada County Oral Health Program, in collaboration with Smile California, is bringing Smile Dental Services to Madelyn Helling Library to offer free preventative dental services for all ages on Tuesday, August 1, 8:00 – 5:00 pm. Learn More
  68. A teen wearing headphones looks types on a laptop as their sibling and parent watch smiling

    County to Receive $25K Grant to Help Residents with Low Income Connect to Affordable Internet

    The money will be used for outreach to let eligible residents know about the federal Affordable Connectivity Program, which provides $30 per month toward Internet service and a one-time payment of up to $100 for a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer. Learn More
  69. Person holding skate board and words &#34Free Skateboard Camp&#34

    Free Skate Camp Offered by Nevada County Probation

    We're thrilled to announce the much-awaited Skateboard Camp, happening now through August 2nd! This exciting camp is the perfect opportunity to take your skateboarding skills to new heights while enjoying the company of fellow skaters. Learn More
  70. Two children with colorful pens write. A backpack stuffed with supplies bursts open.

    Annual Backpack Drive Returns

    Sierra Nevada Regional Dept of Child Support Services, in Collaboration with Bright Futures for Youth, is seeking donations of new backpacks and school supplies for children aged 5-17. Learn More
  71. nc-icon

    Assessment Appeals Filing Period Begins July 2nd

    The filing period to appeal 2023/24 regular assessments is July 2nd through November 30th. Applications are available online and can be submitted in person or by mail. Learn More
  72. South Yuba River Burn Ban

    South Yuba River Corridor Burn Ban in Effect

    The South Yuba River Corridor Burn Ban takes effect for the 2023 fire season beginning at 8:00am on Monday, June 26, 2023. Learn More
  73. NEVADA COUNTY Community Health Improvement logo showing road through mountains

    Nevada County is Developing a 2024 Community Health Improvement Plan

    Nevada County is pleased to announce that we have started working to develop a 2024 Community Health Assessment (CHA) and Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)! Learn More
  74. Child Support Social media  Flier containing dates and times for Truckee Drop in hours

    Child Support Services Announces Drop in Hours at Sierra Community House in Truckee

    Beginning in June 2023 Sierra Nevada Regional Department of Child Support Services has partnered with Sierra Community House to help provide Child Support Services to our eastern county residents. Learn More
  75. Lou Conter and Supervisor Scofield stand together holding a framed letter.

    Governor Newsom Honors Pearl Harbor Survivor Lou Conter

    District 2 Supervisor and Board Chair Ed Scofield delivered a letter signed by Governor Gavin Newsom honoring WWII veteran and retired Navy Lieutenant Commander Lou Conter, the last living survivor of the attack on the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor. Learn More
  76. CAL FIRE NEU Burn Suspension Press Release

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

    CAL FIRE to suspend all burn permits for outdoor residential burning within the State Responsibility Area of Nevada, Yuba, Placer and Sierra Counties. The suspension takes effect June 26, 2023 and bans all residential outdoor burning of landscape debris. Learn More
  77. Nevada County Firewise Communities We Are the Solution Grass Valley

    Nevada County Firewise Communities: We Are the Solution

    Did you know Nevada County now has more Firewise USA® Communities than any other county in the nation? Here, wildfire preparedness isn't just a catchphrase. To us, it's a way of life. Learn More
  78. Sepia toned photograph of small wooden buildings along a river

    Historical Landmarks Commission Designates Truckee Chinatowns as Historical Landmark

    The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission is pleased to announce that at its June 13 meeting, the Board of Supervisors designated Truckee's two Chinatowns as the County's latest historical landmark. Learn More
  79. Nevada County Community Wildfire Protection Plan Survey

    Take Nevada County’s Wildfire Planning Survey through August 31st

    Nevada County is investing substantial grant funding in three critical wildfire and multi-hazard strategic plans. We want to hear from you. Take the Community Wildfire Protection Plan survey today! Learn More
  80. Picture of David West in suit with American Flag

    Nevada County Veterans Leader Elected to Executive Board of National Veterans Advocacy Group

    David West of Nevada County, California was elected Wednesday, June 7th, 2023 to the Executive Board of the National Association of County Veterans Service Officers (NACVSO) at their Annual Business Meeting and Training Summit. Learn More
  81. torch run 2022 2 (003)

    Nevada County To Participate In Annual Special Olympics Northern CA Law Enforcement Torch Run

    Nevada County Probation will raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics Northern California (SONC) by participating in the 2023 Law Enforcement Torch Run on June 13, 2023. Learn More
  82. Portrait of Dr. Cooke

    Keep Up Your COVID Defenses

    COVID-19 is still making us sick in Nevada County. Nevada County Public Health Officer Dr. Sherilynn Cooke shares strategies to protect ourselves. Learn More
  83. Steve Rose Portrait

    The Secret to Nevada County's Award Winning HR Programs

    Nevada County Human Resources Director Steve Rose shares how he and his team are helping to transform local government. Learn More
  84. Ag Commissioner Appointed to Federal National Wildlife Services Advisory Committee

    Nevada County Agriculture Commissioner Chris de Nijs Appointed to Federal National Wildlife Services

    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
  85. Nevada County Breaks Ground on McCourtney Road Transfer Station Improvement Project (2)

    Nevada County Breaks Ground on McCourtney Road Transfer Station Improvement Project

    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
  86. Maddux Eckerling stands outside of the state capitol building in Sacramento

    Student Activist Maddux Eckerling Brings Mental Health Message to the State Capitol

    Eckerling spent ten days in the hospital after attempting to end his own life in November of 2021. He credits exercise as one of the keys to his improved mental health. Learn More
  87. Staff Report Released: Proposed Idaho Maryland Mine Proj. Planning Commission Staff Report Available

    Proposed Idaho-Maryland Mine Public Hearing on May 10th

    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
  88. Two tin buildings sit along the water&#39s edge below a steep vegetated slope.

    Rome Power House Designated as a Nevada County Historical Landmark

    The Rome Power House was the first and only hydroelectric generating plant built on the South Yuba River. The historical landmark designation was approved by the Nevada County Board of Supervisors on April 25, 2023. Learn More
  89. Medi-cal rules are changing. Make sure your contact information is up to date.

    Medi-Cal Coverage Rules Are Changing

    Medi-Cal's continuous coverage policy has ended, and some Medi-Cal recipients will lose coverage. Make sure to update your contact information, and complete your Medi-Cal Renewal when it is mailed to you. Learn More
  90. Transit Nevada County Connects Free Fare for Earth Day April 22

    Nevada County Connects Offers Free Fare on April 22 for Earth Day

    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
  91. Heba Photo-square

    Nevada County Welcomes Heba El-Guindy as Public Works Director

    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
  92. Nevada County Connects Easier to Navigate - color and numbers added to Tinloy Station

    Nevada County Connects Makes Bus Stops Easier to Navigate

    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
  93. Medi-cal rules are changing. Make sure your contact information is up to date.

    Medi-Cal Coverage Rules Are Changing

    Medi-Cal's continuous coverage policy is ending, and some Medi-Cal recipients will lose coverage. Make sure to update your contact information, and complete your Medi-Cal Renewal when it is mailed to you. Learn More
  94. Building Master Plans IG

    New Housing Master Plans Available in Nevada, Placer, and Sierra Counties

    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
  95. Help Shape Recreation in Nevada County Take Survey and Make Voice Heard

    Help Shape Recreation in Nevada County: Take the Public Survey, Available Now Through April 16th

    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
  96. Planning Commission Public Hearing Scheduled May 10 for Idaho Maryland Mine Project

    Proposed Idaho-Maryland Mine Project Notice of Public Hearing Released

    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
  97. 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
  98. A young person wearing a mask works on a painting at NCA

    Grant Spotlight: Neighborhood Center of the Arts

    March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Nevada County is proud to support the work of the Neighborhood Center of the Arts, which provides arts-based training and education for adults with developmental disabilities. Learn More
  99. Three women stand together in the Cashin&#39s Field community room smiling at the camera

    Community Celebrates Cashin's Field with Ribbon Cutting

    The project is the culmination of a collaboration between multiple local and state agencies to bring an affordable housing project to the City of Nevada City. Learn More
  100. 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
  101. ADU Graphics Mother Lode Social media post FB-Instagram

    Mother Lode 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
  102. 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
  103. 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
  104. 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
  105. 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
  106. 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
  107. 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
  108. 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
  109. 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
  110. 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
  111. 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
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    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
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    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
  114. 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
  115. 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
  116. 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
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    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
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    Proposed Idaho Maryland Mine Final EIR Available for Public Review Learn More
  119. Citizens Academy NewsFlash

    Nevada County Now Accepting Applications for Citizen’s Academy

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  120. 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
  121. 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
  122. 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
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