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Join the Quincy Community Collaborative for Rural Recreation Economic Development on May 13

Monday, May 5

Quincy/East Quincy Recreation Economy for Rural Communities (RERC) Community Collaborative Convening (C3) on Tuesday, May 13th hosted by Plumas County and Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC). It will be from 4pm - 6pm with doors opening at 3:30pm at Quincy Veteran’s Hall.The C3 is... Read More.

Join the Cromberg Combined Project Presentation for Safer Streets and Economic Growth

Thursday, March 27

Caltrans invites you to attend a presentation on the Cromberg Combined Project: Alternative Striping PlanWhere: The Portola Memorial Hall (449 W Sierra Ave, Portola, CA)When: 4-6pm Thursday April 3rd, 2025The Benefits:Reduces crashes at side streets where motorists will cross three versus five lanes.Traffic calming... Read More.

Timber Industry Remains Economic Pillar in Plumas County

Thursday, February 13

Plumas County's timber industry, a longstanding economic cornerstone since the early 20th century, continues to thrive with major players like Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) and Collins Pine Company leading the charge. Situated in Chester, Collins Pine Company and SPI's Quincy sawmill are among the... Read More.

Ivanpah Solar Plant Faces Partial Shutdown Amid Environmental and Economic Challenges

Monday, February 10

The Ivanpah Solar Power Plant, located in the Mojave Desert near Primm, Nevada, is set to partially shut down, according to its operators, Solar Partners. The plant, which cost $2.2 billion, primarily supplied power to Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and Southern California... Read More.

Plumas County Supervisors Reallocate Federal Funds to Boost Economic Recovery and Innovation

Monday, January 6

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors authorized the allocation of federal funds to aid in the county's recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, with a total of $481,000 distributed in various amounts. Each of the county’s four chambers of commerce and the Indian Valley Innovation... Read More.

Susanville City Council to Tackle Economic Growth and Future Planning

Monday, October 14

At this Wednesday's City Council meeting, a key topic of discussion will be Susanville’s economic performance and how it affects the city's future planning. Recent data which will be presented by Economic Development Director Tamara Spade, reveals that sales receipts for the city were... Read More.

Advanced Economic Tracking Program to Drive Economic Growth for Susanville

Saturday, August 10

Susanville in collaboration with the Susanville Indian Rancheria has entered into a one-year agreement to utilize an advanced tracking service to boost economic development efforts across the city.Tamara Spade, Economic Development Director presented the program to the council during the Susanville City Council... Read More.

City Welcomes Economic Development Director

Friday, February 9

During the first February meeting of the Susanville City Council yesterday evening, Mayor Quincy McCourt warmly welcomed Tamara Spade, who will be the city and Susanville Indian Rancheria’s Economic Development Director.Coming from the Central Valley, Ms. Spade officially joined the city in late January... Read More.

The Search for an Economic Development Director Continues in Susanville

Tuesday, December 5

The city council will convene in a special meeting next Tuesday at 8:30 to undergo another round of interviews.The city in partnership with the Susanville Indian Rancheria, has hired the professional services of Peckham and McKinney to oversee the recruitment process as the city’s... Read More.

Holiday Shoppers Signal Return to Normalcy: 4% Spending Increase, Early-Bird Trend, and Resilience Amid Economic Challenges

Friday, November 10

As shoppers embark on this holiday season, consumer spending reflects a return to normalcy, with a notable yet moderate 4% increase over the previous year. The surge witnessed during the pandemic-induced spree has given way to a more measured growth rate. The National Retail... Read More.

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Join the Quincy Community Collaborative for Rural Recreation Economic Development on May 13

Join the Cromberg Combined Project Presentation for Safer Streets and Economic Growth

Timber Industry Remains Economic Pillar in Plumas County

Ivanpah Solar Plant Faces Partial Shutdown Amid Environmental and Economic Challenges

Plumas County Supervisors Reallocate Federal Funds to Boost Economic Recovery and Innovation

Susanville City Council to Tackle Economic Growth and Future Planning

Advanced Economic Tracking Program to Drive Economic Growth for Susanville

City Welcomes Economic Development Director

The Search for an Economic Development Director Continues in Susanville

Holiday Shoppers Signal Return to Normalcy: 4% Spending Increase, Early-Bird Trend, and Resilience Amid Economic Challenges

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