Category: General News
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Fireworks Barge Successfully Recovered from Lake Tahoe
Crews have successfully recovered the fireworks barge from Lake Tahoe following a complex, multi-day deep-water operation. The effort required coordination between dive teams, marine crews, and pyrotechnic specialists working in challenging conditions. Additional details and photos are available on the Incline Fireworks website, with a more comprehensive update expected soon.
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Historic Return: 10,000 Acres of Ancestral Washoe Land in the Sierra Nevada
More than 10,000 acres of ancestral Washoe land in the Sierra Nevada are set to be returned following a $5.5 million grant from the California Wildlife Conservation Board. The purchase of Loyalton Ranch near Lake Tahoe is expected to close in January 2026, marking a historic land restoration milestone.
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Have Your Say on Tourism in Our Community
Travel North Tahoe Nevada is asking Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents to share feedback through a Resident Survey. The survey focuses on tourism’s benefits and challenges, community priorities like transportation and beautification, and quality-of-life improvements. Responses help shape future planning, with participants entered to win a $100 restaurant gift…
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IVGID Tax Bills Incorrect Due to Billing Error: What You Need to Know
IVGID residents will receive incorrect tax bills this week due to a billing error involving transposed beach and recreation fees. While most bills will reflect correct overall taxes, some customers may see an increase. Corrected bills will be issued, and residents should pay the full amount on their current coupons.
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Pros and Cons of the Proposed Business Investment District Surcharge (BID) in Incline Village and Crystal Bay
Nevada Senate Bill 420 proposes allowing Business Investment Districts (BIDs) in Incline Village and Crystal Bay, which could levy a surcharge on goods and services to fund tourism initiatives. While supporters see economic benefits, opponents argue it burdens residents with additional costs and gives unelected business owners control over fund…
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Sand Harbor to Fully Implement Day-Use Reservation System Starting April 2025
Starting April 15, 2025, Sand Harbor will fully implement a day-use reservation system to enhance visitor experience and protect its natural beauty. Visitors must secure reservations for vehicle entry between 8am and 10:30am during peak season. Learn more and plan your visit at ReserveNevada.com.
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Holiday Tree Recycling & Chipping Program
Recycle your holiday tree with the Incline Village & Crystal Bay Holiday Tree Recycling Program! Drop off trees at the Incline Beach overflow lot through January 31, 2025, or use free curbside pickup from January 13–17, 2025. Keep trees clean of decorations, nails, and stands.
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Find Your Furry Best Friend This December – Adoption Fees Waived!
This December, Pet Network Humane Society offers fee-waived adoptions thanks to the Gately Family Foundation. Every adopted pet comes with a year of vet care and dogs receive Fi GPS collars for added safety. Visit Pet Network here in the Village or browse pets online to find your new fur…
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Winter Storm Warning & Avalanche Watch: December 13th
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect through 10 PM Saturday with up to 3 feet of snow expected at higher elevations and 4-8 inches in Sierra communities. Most of the snow will fall on Saturday, so plan accordingly and follow all travel restrictions!
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Environmental Groups Sue Placer County Over Palisades Tahoe Expansion
Environmental groups are taking legal action against Placer County’s approval of the Village at Palisades Tahoe Specific Plan, citing concerns over increased traffic, pollution, and threats to Lake Tahoe’s water quality.
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All-Electric Flying Ferry May Come to Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe may soon welcome America’s first all-electric flying ferry. Powered by cutting-edge hydrofoil technology, the vessel will glide above the water, reducing travel time across the lake from 90 minutes to just 30.
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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.