Incline Together
Supporting activities and programs that help make Incline Village and Crystal Bay a warm and welcoming place to live, work and play.
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Insights and analysis on key issues shaping Incline Village and Crystal Bay governance.
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Information about living, working, and playing on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe.
Latest News and Articles
- Four Rides. Amazing Trails. Great People.
Four guided rides remain in Incline Village’s Adult Mountain and E-Biking Series. Explore scenic Tahoe and Truckee trails, meet other local riders, and enjoy a post-ride lunch together. Mountain bikes and e-bikes are welcome, with routes ranging from intermediate singletrack to smooth, scenic terrain. Register by Tuesday afternoon to ride. - Wildfire Preparedness: What to Do Before You Need to Evacuate
Wildfire is part of living in the Sierra, but preparation doesn’t have to come from fear. From knowing your evacuation route to preparing pets and important documents, a little planning can make a significant difference. Here’s what Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents can do now to be ready. - IVGID Board Moves Forward on Burnt Cedar Security, New Waste Contract and District Technology Upgrades
Wednesday’s IVGID Board meeting brought action on Burnt Cedar security and tree remediation, approval of a new 10-year waste agreement, and technology improvements projected to save the District more than $500,000. Here are three things that stood out, what the Board decided, and what residents should watch next. - Do You Know Who Really Makes Tahoe Work?
Ever wonder who does what in Incline Village and Crystal Bay? The free Washoe Tahoe Academy gives residents an inside look at the agencies, organizations, and people serving our community. Applications are open through August 20th for approximately 25 residents to participate in the three-day Academy this September. - Tahoe Transportation District Meeting Raises a Bigger Question About Workforce Housing and the Future of the Former Incline Elementary Property
The future of the former Incline Elementary School property remains undecided after a Tahoe Transportation District meeting shifted from development concepts to a larger discussion about workforce housing, affordability and who should benefit. Here’s what happened, why it matters, and the questions that must be answered before any final decision. - A New Vision for the Former Incline Elementary Site Raises a Bigger Question: Who Should Shape the Future of This Community Asset?
The Tahoe Transportation District will hear a proposal for the Incline Sports Arena, adding another vision for the former Incline Elementary site. While no vote is scheduled, the meeting highlights broader questions about workforce housing, public land use, and whether Incline Village residents should play a greater role in shaping the property’s future.
The Future of Incline
Incline Together stands on a platform that supports proactive investment to maintain and improve the operating capacity and efficiency of our utility infrastructure, a District operating model where Trustees operate in an oversight and guidance role, fair and Equitable treatment of IVGID employees, preservation of the Incline Village Beach Deed restricting access to beaches in our community, a “portfolio” approach to managing our recreational facilities that seeks to operate the recreational venues as a mutually reliant and sustaining set of venues at the total District level, and a Board of Trustees that partners with, and is accountable to, the residents and other property owners of Incline Village.
Read more about our mission here.