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Conservation Groups Sue Plumas Forest Supervisor and USFS Over Large-Scale Logging Project

Thursday, April 25

The coalition of Community groups has taken legal action against the Forest Service’s plans to implement the large-scale logging project in the Plumas National Forest because of it’s lack of conducting an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The project, valued at $650 million, aims to... Read More.

Plumas County at Visit California Media Reception

Friday, April 19

The Feather River Tourism Association continues to promote and build visibility for Plumas County by participating in Visit California Media Reception in San Francisco this month attended by 39 other counties and over 75 travel related media outlets, freelancers and influencers. “This is the first... Read More.

Plumas County Dispatcher Pleads Not Guilty to Embezzlement Charges

Friday, April 19

Former Plumas County Dispatcher Cassandra Lavely pleaded not guilty to three felony embezzlement charges. The accusations involve misappropriating funds, over $20,000, from the Sheriff’s Employees Association’s accounts designated for underprivileged children’s gifts. Lavely's arrest on April 12 led to her arraignment this week. Assistant DA... Read More.

Plumas First 5 Initiative Empowers Local Children with Free Books from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Friday, April 19

In an effort to foster early childhood literacy, the Plumas First 5 program has collaborated with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, bringing free books to young minds in the local community each month. Supported by funding from the Plumas Unified School District (PUSD), the initiative targets... Read More.

Plumas County Review Casts Doubt on Mining Rights for Engels-Superior Mines

Wednesday, April 17

Plumas County recently commissioned an independent review of vested mining rights for the Engels-Superior Mines, situated in the county. Best Best & Krieger LLP (BBK), a prominent law firm, undertook this investigation, posting its findings in a detailed memorandum on April 15, 2024. The memorandum... Read More.

Arraignment Held Today for Plumas Sheriff Dispatcher Facing 3 Felony Charges

Monday, April 15

Today marks the scheduled arraignment of a Plumas County sheriff's dispatcher who faces three felony charges related to embezzlement from two accounts, including the Needy Kids Fund. District Attorney David Hollister has formally pressed charges against 39-year-old Cassandra Beth Lavley from Quincy. Lavley stands accused... Read More.

Plumas Sheriff’s Dispatcher Accused of Embezzling Funds Earmarked for Needy Children Faces 3 Felony Charges

Friday, April 12

On April 12, 2024, Plumas County District Attorney David Hollister filed a three-count criminal complaint against Cassandra Beth Lavley, age 39 of Quincy, California. The criminal complaint accuses Lavley of committing three felonies – two counts of embezzlement and one count of fraudulent alteration... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Officials Urge Caution Amidst Spring Recreation Season Challenges

Friday, April 12

Plumas National Forest officials are urging caution and patience during the spring recreation season. Despite the enticing sunny days, the intersection of winter and summer activities poses potential dangers and challenges. Forest Recreation and Lands Program Manager Erika Brenzovich highlighted incidents of vandalism and damage... Read More.

Plumas County Injects Hundreds of Thousands into Microbusiness Recovery: Grants Aim to Sustain Local Economies

Tuesday, April 9

In a move to bolster local businesses, Plumas County is set to distribute financial lifelines to 20 deserving microbusiness owners this April, aimed at mitigating the lasting impacts of the COVID pandemic. A substantial sum of $409,000 is being dispersed as part of the... Read More.

Plumas County Approves Energy Efficiency Project: Saving County $4.8 Million

Monday, April 8

Plumas County's Board of Supervisors approved a 30-year contract with ENGIE Services U.S. on March 19 to address energy inefficiencies in county-owned facilities. The contract is projected to save the county just over $130,000 annually, totaling $4.8 million over its duration. ENGIE's proposal includes various... Read More.

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Conservation Groups Sue Plumas Forest Supervisor and USFS Over Large-Scale Logging Project

Plumas County at Visit California Media Reception

Plumas County Dispatcher Pleads Not Guilty to Embezzlement Charges

Plumas First 5 Initiative Empowers Local Children with Free Books from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

Plumas County Review Casts Doubt on Mining Rights for Engels-Superior Mines

Arraignment Held Today for Plumas Sheriff Dispatcher Facing 3 Felony Charges

Plumas Sheriff’s Dispatcher Accused of Embezzling Funds Earmarked for Needy Children Faces 3 Felony Charges

Plumas National Forest Officials Urge Caution Amidst Spring Recreation Season Challenges

Plumas County Injects Hundreds of Thousands into Microbusiness Recovery: Grants Aim to Sustain Local Economies

Plumas County Approves Energy Efficiency Project: Saving County $4.8 Million

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