Category: Emergency Management
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Incline Village Warned to Prepare for Another Possible Wildfire-Related Power Outage
NV Energy has warned Incline Village residents that another wildfire-related power outage may occur as the Hawk Fire threatens regional infrastructure. Residents should charge devices, prepare emergency supplies and follow verified updates. The article also includes ways to support displaced families through regional relief partners and the American Red Cross.
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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.
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Wildfire Preparedness Seminar Draws Strong Community Response in Incline Village
Residents, fire officials, insurance experts, and wildfire mitigation specialists gathered in Incline Village for a Wildfire Preparedness & Mitigation Community Seminar focused on defensible space, home hardening, insurance challenges, and community wildfire resilience. The event highlighted practical steps Tahoe homeowners and HOAs can take now to better protect homes, neighborhoods,…
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Wildfire Preparedness Seminar Coming to Incline Village Next Month
A Wildfire Preparedness & Mitigation Community Seminar is coming to Incline Village next month, bringing together local experts to share practical guidance on defensible space, home hardening, and preparedness. The event is complimentary to attend with advance registration required. Additional details and registration information will be released soon.
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What Wildfire Risk Means for Homeowners Insurance in Washoe County
Washoe County and state officials will host a February 24th community meeting to explain how new Nevada laws may affect homeowners insurance coverage, wildfire risk assessment, and preparedness resources.
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Swift Exit Evacuation Study: Washoe County Seeks Input from Incline Village and Crystal Bay Communities
Washoe County has launched the Swift Exit evacuation study and is inviting public input through March 30, 2026. The survey allows residents to share local evacuation concerns, identify traffic bottlenecks, and provide insight that will help inform future emergency evacuation planning across Incline Village, Crystal Bay, and the north shore…
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Be the Spark That Protects Your Neighborhood: Help Build a Fire-Adapted North Shore
Wildfire resilience isn’t just the job of firefighters, it’s a community-wide commitment. From removing flammable landscaping to hosting block parties that build neighborly trust, small actions add up.
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Get Defensive: Lake Tahoe Wildfire Preparedness Week May 5-10
Lake Tahoe Fire and Forestry agencies are inviting the community to participate in Wildfire Preparedness Week from May 5-10. Attend local events, learn about home hardening, defensible space, and how we can work together to prepare for wildfires. Visit tahoelivingwithfire.com for resources on protecting your home and community.
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North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District Seeks Data on Property Insurance Non-Renewals
The North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District is collecting data from homeowners who have received property insurance non-renewal notices due to wildfire risk. By submitting your name and address, you’ll help demonstrate the scope of this issue to lawmakers. Share your information and support legislative change.
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Adopt a Fire Hydrant This Winter: Help Keep Incline Village and Crystal Bay Safe
Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents can help emergency responders this winter by adopting and clearing nearby fire hydrants. Maintaining three feet of space around hydrants ensures quick access to water during emergencies and helps keep the community safe during heavy snowstorms.
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Winter Driving Tips: Navigating Chain Control with Confidence
Winter driving can be challenging, but with proper preparation and adherence to chain control laws, you can navigate snowy roads safely. Stay informed, respect the rules, and prioritize safety for yourself and others on the road.
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Major Gas Leak Near Marlette Lake
Per the team at News4, fire department officials report that the breach occurred near Marlette Lake, and people in the area may detect a strong odor of gas.