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Wildfire Season Nears, Preparedness Events Begin

With wildfire season at our doorstep, local agencies are gearing up to help you protect your home.You can learn more about available Services and how to ready your home for a wildfire. Starting at 9 am, The Clear Creek Fire Department will discuss defensible... Read More.

Susan River Fuels Reduction Project Burns Begin

Crews from Susanville Fire Department and CAL FIRE Lassen-Modoc Unit began burning piles of vegetation—???????????????????????? ???????? ???????????? ???????? ???????????????????????????? ???????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????? ???????????? ????????????????.Reminder- The Parkway is closed to the public through Friday, April 28, 2023.

More Urge Supervisors to Act on Public Safety Crisis

The public safety crisis continues in Plumas County, with one emergency services personnel warning the Supervisors it is on the verge of collapse.During the board’s April 18th meeting, Sam Blesse, Chairman of Plumas County Medical Committee, which advises the Board of Supervisors and Emergency... Read More.

Supervisors Meet in Greenville Today

Plumas Supervisors head to Greenville today to observe the ongoing recovery efforts for the Dixie Fire. Their goal is to explore ways in which the county can actively contribute to the rebuilding process on the almost million-acre burn scar.The Supervisors will begin their visit... Read More.

Seneca Healthcare District Moves to Electronic Health Records

Seneca Healthcare will transition to an electronic health record system by the summer. The healthcare district has been overhauling its record-keeping for the past 9 months. The new records system, Cerner Community Works, will act as the main system for patient care, medical records,... Read More.

The Airport Finally Sells the Abandoned Helicopter

The Airport has successfully sold hangers and an abandoned helicopter. Bob Tyndall, a veteran, who works at the Airport along with 4,000 veterans and 250 Legions, presented a check to the city from the Airport for 2,067.00 on the sale of the abandoned helicopter. ... Read More.
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