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Voters Decide Future of Public Safety Funding

Tuesday, November 5

Today, residents in Plumas and Lassen Counties head to the polls to vote on two pivotal local measures that bolster funding for law enforcement and public safety initiatives. These measures come in response to rising operational costs, personnel shortages, and increased demands on local... Read More.

City Council to Decide on Next Steps Following St. Francis Hotel Fire

Monday, November 4

After the devastating fire that destroyed the historic early Friday morning, the Susanville City Council will meet to review the emergency actions taken so far and decide if they should continue. The fire, which started around 3 a.m. on November 1 at 830 Main... Read More.

Lassen County Voters to Decide on Local Measures in November Election

Thursday, September 12

Lassen County voters will face decisions on two local measures in the upcoming November election: Measure V and Measure W. Measure V proposes a 1% Transactions and Use Tax on qualifying transactions in the unincorporated areas of Lassen County, excluding the City of Susanville, where... Read More.

City Poised to Decide How to Spend $2.65 Million in Proposed Allocation Plan

Tuesday, March 5

This Wednesday, Susanville's city council will review the breakdown of how the remaining $2.65 million in ARPA funds will be spent. After extensive deliberation, numerous hour-long discussions, creating a rating rubric for proposed projects, and gathering community input, seven categories have been selected for... Read More.

Plumas Voters to Decide Two Key Offices in March Election

Monday, December 11

Plumas County is poised for a competitive election, with contests in two key offices: Supervisor of District 4 and the County Superior Court Judge seat.In District 4, the incumbent Greg Hagwood is vying for another term, facing a challenge from Mimi Hall. The battle... Read More.

Three Lassen County Projects Battle for Funding, Supervisors to Decide Fate

Tuesday, March 15

Lassen County Supervisors meet for a second consecutive week. The supervisors will again address the California Community Block Grant program for which three county entities are battling for funding. Leavitt Lake’s backup well is forgoing state closure, leaving the area without a second drinking... Read More.

Stories tagged with: decide

Voters Decide Future of Public Safety Funding

City Council to Decide on Next Steps Following St. Francis Hotel Fire

Lassen County Voters to Decide on Local Measures in November Election

City Poised to Decide How to Spend $2.65 Million in Proposed Allocation Plan

Plumas Voters to Decide Two Key Offices in March Election

Three Lassen County Projects Battle for Funding, Supervisors to Decide Fate

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