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Norovirus Outbreak Rising in Plumas County Protect Yourself with Hand Washing and Isolation

Wednesday, December 24

Plumas County Public Health says Norovirus is on the rise. It’s very contagious and spreads easily from person to person, causing vomiting, diarrhea, nausea and stomach cramps. If you have any of these symptoms, keep away from others and wash your hands with soap... Read More.

Plumas County Sand and sandbags available to residents

Wednesday, December 24

Plumas County Office of Emergency Services advises residents to prepare for the next round of storms from today through Christmas. Power outages, rain, heavy wind and snow are what is anticipated. To help residents prepare for potential flooding and storm impacts, sand and sandbags are currently available... Read More.

The Plumas County Bar Association announced it elected Madeline Warren as its new president.

Tuesday, December 23

The Plumas County Bar Association announced it elected Madeline Warren Dec. 18 as its new president. Warren succeeds outgoing bar president David Hollister, Plumas County district attorney. Hollister said he was grateful for the opportunity to serve and looked forward to continuing his efforts as... Read More.

Plumas County Board to Decide on Tourism Marketing District Funding and Future

Tuesday, December 23

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting on December 23 to decide on the future of the Plumas County Tourism Marketing District (TMD), a topic that has sparked months of debate. The key issue is whether to approve a 10-year... Read More.

Plumas Unified Faces Critical Bus Driver Shortage Impacting Student Transportation

Monday, December 22

Plumas Unified School District issued the following announcement. We want to share an important update regarding bus transportation within Plumas Unified School District. At this time, PUSD finds itself in a critical situation. For several months, the District has been forced to cancel bus routes due... Read More.

Sand and Sandbags Available to Plumas County Residents

Monday, December 22

Plumas County Office of Emergency Services issued the following press release. Plumas County should prepare for the next round of storms from today through Christmas. Power outages, rain, heavy wind and snow are what is anticipated. To help residents prepare for potential flooding and storm impacts,... Read More.

Plumas County Board Settles Former CAO Debra Lucero Claim for 300000 Amid Hiring Challenges

Monday, December 22

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors settled a claim filed by former County Administrative Officer Debra Lucero, agreeing to pay her $300,000. The Nov. 13 agreement resolves Lucero’s claims of breach of contract, defamation and a variety of others set forth in her Oct.... Read More.

Feather River Community Fund Awards 11 Grants to Support Plumas County Organizations

Friday, December 19

The Feather River Community Fund announces it has awarded 11 grants to Plumas County organizations. Applications for the 2025 grant cycle were reviewed and grantees were selected at the FRCF November board meeting. Several grants were given to support local businesses and events, including the Crescent... Read More.

Plumas County Sheriff Department Celebrates Recent Internal Promotions and Leadership Achievements

Thursday, December 18

Congratulations to PCSO’s Recent Internal Promotions Over the last several months, PCSO has celebrated a number of internal promotions recognizing the dedication, hard work, and leadership of our team. Please join us in congratulating: From left to right: Matthew Beatley — promoted to Investigations Sergeant Steve Peay —... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Firefighters Conduct Pile Burning Operations with Smoke Advisory

Wednesday, December 17

Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Mount Hough Ranger District plan to conduct pile burning operations this week at several different locations, conditions permitting. Approximately 469 acres of large machine piles located at high elevation locations including Grizzly Ridge, Mount Hough, north of Antelope Lake... Read More.

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Norovirus Outbreak Rising in Plumas County Protect Yourself with Hand Washing and Isolation

Plumas County Sand and sandbags available to residents

The Plumas County Bar Association announced it elected Madeline Warren as its new president.

Plumas County Board to Decide on Tourism Marketing District Funding and Future

Plumas Unified Faces Critical Bus Driver Shortage Impacting Student Transportation

Sand and Sandbags Available to Plumas County Residents

Plumas County Board Settles Former CAO Debra Lucero Claim for 300000 Amid Hiring Challenges

Feather River Community Fund Awards 11 Grants to Support Plumas County Organizations

Plumas County Sheriff Department Celebrates Recent Internal Promotions and Leadership Achievements

Plumas National Forest Firefighters Conduct Pile Burning Operations with Smoke Advisory

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