Placer County Lake Tahoe website

Tahoe News

H1N1 Information

Information on Census 2010

Census 2010 Questionnaires Will Soon Arrive at Every Residence

Department of Public Works Wins Two TRPA Awards

Information on Census 2010

Landmark Kings Beach Affordable Housing Project Receives TRPA Approval

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Other Tahoe Links and Information

Free Greenwaste Drop-Off on September 12, 2009

Amendment to The Squaw Valley General Plan & Land Use Ordinance Related to the Storage of Snow Removal Equipment

Snow Removal Zoning Text Amendment

Supervisors to Hold Hearing on Proposed Transit Fare Increase

Kings Beach Conceptual Traffic Calming Plan

Kings Beach Commercial Core Improvement Project Final Environmental Document Now Public

Placer County Ordinance on Hazardous Vegetation Abatement on Unimproved Parcels

(Note: This link will take you to the Placer County codes. Once there, you will have to navigate to Chpt. 9, Article 9.32 Fire Prevention, Part 4)

Truckee River Watershed Monitoring Plan

Information on the Community Enhancement Program (Formerly known as Demonstration Projects) available by clicking the link above or the graphic at left

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Now Available: Economic & Redevelopment Strategies for Kings Beach and Tahoe City These pages were developed to offer Tahoe residents and visitors a clearinghouse of information about the services that Placer County offers at Lake Tahoe. They also offer other useful and interesting information about the region, including links to other Lake Tahoe government agencies and organizations that provide assistance to visitors, businesses, or work to preserve the environment.

The internationally-recognized waters of Lake Tahoe and the renowned resort communities that dot its shoreline are a source of pride for Placer County. The stunning vistas, year-round recreational activities and clear blue water of Lake Tahoe draw visitors from around the globe. The northwest quarter of the lake is located in Placer County. The population in this corner of the Tahoe region is roughly 10,000 full time residents. Thousands more call Lake Tahoe their second home and hundreds of thousands visit each year.

Bookmark this page. The County will use it to provide essential information in case of an emergency. Also, you'll find useful seasonal information for Tahoe visitors and residents.


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