Category: IVGID
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IVGID Employee Beach Access and Ahmed Demand Letter
IVGID has formally rejected claims in the Hawah Ahmed letter, calling them factually incorrect and legally deficient. The District also says concerns over employee beach access are overstated. Only 22 employees enrolled, none have used the program in 2026, and all participants must register and pay the standard guest access…
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De-Bunking Recent Posts About Alleged IVGID Malfeasances
Recent social media posts have raised questions about IVGID’s beach deed, Beach House approval process, Facility Fee, Resolution 1925, and financial oversight. The allegations claim potential legal exposure and accountability concerns. This article examines each issue, providing context, facts, and explanations to help residents better understand the claims and IVGID’s…
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IVGID Board Approves Facility Fees, Debates Senior Transportation Future, and Reviews Interlocal Agreement
The IVGID Board approved FY2026-27 recreation and beach facility fees, discussed a potential transition of senior transportation services to Washoe County, and approved an HR consulting agreement with the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District. Public comment focused heavily on transportation, financial compliance, and governance concerns.
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IVGID Board Revises Ordinance 7, Reviews Utility Rates, and Advances Governance Updates
The IVGID Board approved revisions to Ordinance 7, reviewed water and wastewater rate updates, and advanced governance changes related to litigation authority and General Manager evaluations. Trustees also discussed the commercial watercraft pilot program, budget planning, and transparency initiatives, with several items scheduled to return for future review.
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IVGID: From Organizational and Financial Crisis to Measurable Progress in 16 Months
Over the past 16 months, IVGID has made measurable progress rebuilding financial stability, strengthening leadership, improving accountability, and advancing long-overdue infrastructure projects. While challenges remain, the District is moving forward with clearer priorities, stronger oversight, and a renewed focus on protecting community assets and investing in Incline Village’s future.
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IVGID Board Recognizes Longtime Employees, Advances Capital Planning, and Reviews Utility Rates and Facility Fee
The IVGID Board honored two longtime employees, reviewed a $70 million capital plan, and discussed facility fee and utility rate proposals. Trustees also addressed tennis court reconstruction, federal funding opportunities, and audit progress, with key decisions and a public hearing on rates scheduled for May 13.
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IVGID Board Reviews Utility Rates, Advances Capital Projects, and Sets Public Hearing for May
The IVGID Board reviewed proposed utility rate changes, approved a Waste Management contract extension, and continued planning for major capital projects including tennis courts and Snowflake Lodge operations. A public hearing on water and wastewater rates is scheduled for May 13th, with additional budget and infrastructure decisions expected in upcoming…
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IVGID Board Advances Snowflake Lodge Plans, Approves Ordinance Updates and New Recreation Rates
The IVGID Board approved Ordinance 7 revisions, advanced the Snowflake Lodge redevelopment into a design phase, and adopted new recreation and watercraft rates. Trustees also reviewed major capital projects, budget assumptions, and senior transportation costs, with future community input expected on key projects including the Snowflake Lodge.
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Four Candidates File for Two Open Seats on the IVGID Board of Trustees in 2026 Election
Four candidates have filed to run for two seats on the Incline Village General Improvement District Board of Trustees in the November 2026 election. Incumbent David Noble will face Ryan “RB” Brooks, Daniel Olsen, and Harry Swenson. Trustee Ray Tulloch is not seeking re-election, ensuring at least one new trustee…
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Diamond Peak Revenue Down, Recreation Rates Adjusted: Highlights from the March 11 IVGID Board Meeting
The IVGID Board of Trustees reviewed Diamond Peak’s weather-impacted ski season, approved modest recreation rate adjustments, and discussed a $12.4 million plan to modernize the district’s water and wastewater control systems. The meeting also included updates on finances, wildfire mitigation efforts, and funding for community recreation projects.
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Incline Village’s Music on the Beach Moves to Burnt Cedar as Incline Spirits Says Goodbye
After 16 years at Incline Beach, Incline Spirits is saying goodbye to the Barefoot Bar and the popular Music on the Beach series. IVGID will carry the tradition forward, relocating the concerts to Burnt Cedar Beach in 2026 during beach house construction. The music — and the memories — live…
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IVGID Asks Property Owners to Support Employee Beach Access Program
IVGID seeks property owners’ support to reinstate the Employee Beach Access Program, allowing staff and their dependents to access Incline Village’s deed-restricted beaches. Property owners are invited to sponsor staff as guests, with no cost to them. Respond to IVGID’s request to help bring the program back.