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Learn more about animal-resistant garbage can enclosures used throughout the Tahoe Basin here.
Biomass facilities can create renewable energy by burning wood scraps left over from forestry operations or residential defensible space clearing, helping remove a hazardous source of fuel for wildfires.
Find the latest information regarding burn days in Placer County, applicable burn times and permitting details.
Discover the county's stewardship and environmental protection efforts in the North Lake Tahoe region.
Residential information for chipping, green waste and recycling programs in your region.
File a complaint for excessive chemicals, dust. engine exhaust, odor or smoke with our air pollution control district.
View the Tahoe RCD webpage and learn about one of nearly 3000 Conservation Districts across the country helping people to protect land, water, forests, wildlife, and related natural resources.
View rules, regulations and requirements for wood stoves and learn more about the Tahoe wood stove replacement program here.
Find helpful links for the latest fire and smoke information in Placer County and resources to determine if smoke is affecting you or your family.
Placer County is committed to enhancing North Tahoe's drainage system to manage better stormwater runoff with the goal of protecting Lake Tahoe's water clarity.
Learn more about Tahoe-area programs and partners working to maintain Lake Tahoe's water clarity and conserve the region's natural beauty.
From visitors to full-time residents, it's up to us to take care of Tahoe and be good stewards of this beautiful region. Take Care Tahoe provides visitor information, local events and volunteer opportunities to help take care of Tahoe.
Litter pick-up and inspection, landscape maintenance and tree care, irrigation, sidewalk sweeping and washing for the Placer County Kings Beach Commercial Core Area.