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Browse the county’s new, all-encompassing North Lake Tahoe website
Placer County officially launched a new, Tahoe-specific website. Residents and visitors will now be able to access county information, resources and programs all in one place with an easy-to-read menu and simple navigation. Additional Info... -
Placer County commissions plan for North Lake Tahoe highway transit improvements
A new Placer County implementation plan will seek to address traffic concerns and enhance transit along state routes 89 and 267 in North Lake Tahoe with short-term and long-term improvements. Additional Info... -
Auburn Veterans Memorial Hall exterior renovation complete in time for Memorial Day weekend
Placer County’s Facilities Management team recently completed a $119,500 exterior renovation to the Auburn Veterans Memorial Hall, just in time for local veterans to enjoy remembrance activities over Memorial Day weekend. Additional Info... -
Free virtual speaker series to highlight housing issues and solutions in Placer County
The Placer County Community Development Resource Agency will host a free, four-part virtual speaker series June 1 to June 14 to provide information on options for housing in the region and explore questions about housing. Additional Info... -
Readers of all ages invited to sign up for library’s Summer Fest 2023
The Placer County Library invites readers of all ages to track reading, participate in challenges, share reviews, and earn badges and prizes during this year’s Summer Fest 2023! The fun begins June 6. Additional Info... -
Project 8 Winery project goes before Board of Supervisors on June 20
The Placer County Board of Supervisors has added a third board meeting to its calendar for June to consider the proposed Project 8 Winery in Penryn, which will include time for public comment. Additional Info... -
Placer County offers new pre-reviewed accessory dwelling unit plans
Placer County has released new pre-reviewed ADU plans to meet current codes. The plans will save property owners thousands of dollars, reduce or eliminate restrictions imposed by homeowners’ associations and will speed up the planning process. Additional Info... -
Community encouraged to weigh in on North Tahoe’s new parking management program
The goal of the parking management program is to make more efficient use of existing infrastructure in the North Tahoe region, reduce transportation impacts on the environment, reduce traffic congestion and minimize regional delays. Additional Info... -
Rewatch Eastern Placer Strategic Redevelopment and Public Investments Presentation
Placer's Deputy CEO Stephanie Holloway and Tahoe Regional Planning Agency CEO Julie Regan present to the Placer County Board of Supervisors on community partnerships and Eastern Placer regional strategic redevelopment, plan implementation and investments. Additional Info... -
Supervisors approve $4.9 million grant, matching funds for Auburn Library retrofit project
The Auburn Library is a step closer to being upgraded with $9.8 million in improvements including new heating and air conditioning units, public restroom renovations and the installation of an elevator among electrical and safety feature upgrades. Additional Info... -
Survey: Where do you want to see new electric vehicle charging stations in Placer County?
Do you own or lease an electric vehicle or have thought about driving one in the future? Placer County’s Community Resource Development Agency is asking you to take 10 minutes to help shape the county’s future for electric vehicle readiness. Additional Info... -
Design phase to begin for Tahoe City Downtown Access Improvement Project
North Lake Tahoe residents will soon be able to conceptualize improvements taking shape in Tahoe City. A contract agreement was authorized with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. to begin design on the Tahoe City Downtown Access Improvement Project. Additional Info...
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Podcasts
At Placer County we have two different podcasts to choose from. The first, called "The Placer Life", was created to share gripping, touching, humorous or interesting stories of the amazing people and places of beautiful Placer County -- California’s best kept secret.
The second, called "1 Pill Can Kill" was more recently created to take a deeper look at the epidemic of fake pills and its impacts on our community, what you can do to keep your family safe, and how Placer County health, law enforcement and education agencies are working to address it. Both podcasts are fantastic and shouldn't be missed!