Category: IVGID
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IVGID to Appear Before Committee on Local Government Finance: What’s at Stake
IVGID will appear before the Nevada Committee on Local Government Finance on January 9 to review corrective actions addressing past financial concerns. The meeting will determine whether IVGID is placed on fiscal watch or deemed compliant. This pivotal moment highlights IVGID’s commitment to improved financial oversight and community service.
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New Year, New Leadership: First 2025 IVGID Board Meeting
Join us Wednesday, January 8th, for the first IVGID Board of Trustees meeting of 2025. Newly elected members Mick Homan and Michelle Jezyski will help tackle key issues, from committee appointments to funding critical projects. Let’s look forward to a brighter future for our community under this fresh leadership.
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Trustee Overreach: How Micromanagement Disrupted IVGID Operations and Led to the Recall Effort
A recent public records release reveals concerning micromanagement and overreach by former IVGID Trustee Schmitz, disrupting district operations and contributing to a toxic environment. Schmitz’s interference with staff decisions led to community-led recall efforts. As a new Board of Trustees prepares to take office, there’s hope for a more collaborative,…
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IVGID’s General Manager Starts on Shaky Ground
This outcome was avoidable and represents Schmitz, Dent, and Tulloch’s reckless disregard for fiscal responsibility. The current board majority should not have proceeded with this arrangement, knowing full well it faced widespread opposition from the incoming board and the community at large.
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IVGID’s General Manager Appointment: A Costly Misstep?
The current IVGID Board majority (Schmitz, Dent, Tulloch) is rushing to appoint Kent Walrack as General Manager—despite four of five incoming Trustees supporting Bob Harrison, a candidate with proven government experience and financial leadership. Walrack has no government-sector background and has demanded a one-year severance payout if terminated.
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Backroom Deals or Thoughtful Governance? IVGID Board Majority Faces Scrutiny Over GM Appointment
The recent IVGID General Manager selection raises serious questions about transparency, community input, and prioritization of qualifications. With critical voices sidelined, local candidates overlooked key steps, and out-of-town finalists showing greater commitment, the decision may come at a cost.
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IVGID Welcomes New Trustees Homan and Jezycki, Re-Elects Tonking
Congratulations to our newly elected IVGID Trustees — Mick Homan and Michelle Jezycki — and Michaela Tonking on her re-election! We’re thrilled to have their leadership, commitment, and perspectives on the IVGID Board. Each brings a unique dedication to strengthening our community, fostering transparency, and ensuring Incline Village and Crystal…
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Exercise Your Right to Vote: A Legacy Worth Protecting
Every generation has fought to protect and expand our right to vote. From the suffragettes of the early 1900s to the Civil Rights heroes of the 1960s, millions have stood up to secure a voice for all. This election holds the power to shape our communities and our country for…
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Lame Duck Decision-Making: IVGID’s Reckless Pursuit of a New General Manager
Pushing forward with the hiring process now is not merely imprudent; it’s a move that risks actively undermining the incoming board’s authority to appoint its own General Manager. Locking in a candidate at this juncture places undue constraints on the new board while introducing unnecessary pressures on applicants—individuals who could…
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IVGID Faces Financial Scrutiny in Front of the Nevada Department of Taxation
IVGID was recently questioned by the Nevada Department of Taxation about financial missteps, including unbudgeted spending and audit findings. A new subcommittee will work closely with IVGID to ensure the district meets compliance standards. With an audit underway, progress is being made, but much remains to be resolved.
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Guiding IVGID Forward: Why Homan, Tonking, and Jezycki Are the Right Choice
As we approach the IVGID Board of Trustees election, we believe the candidates who best align with this vision are Mick Homan, Michaela Tonking, and Michelle Jezycki. Their dedication to these principles will help guide Incline Village and Crystal Bay toward a future where the needs of the entire community…
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Early Voting Begins Saturday for Washoe County General Election
Vote Centers are fully accessible, offering adjustable screens, audio options, and compatibility with assistive devices like sip-and-puff. Security will be provided by local law enforcement, and campaigning is prohibited within 100 feet of the polling locations.