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PCSO Facing Severe Staffing Shortage with More Resignations for Better Paying Jobs

Thursday, April 13

Another resignation further cripples the Plumas County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff Todd Johns announced to the board of supervisors on April 5th that a correctional sergeant with 12 years of experience has left the jail pursuing a position that pays more, has better medical benefits, and... Read More.

Former Plumas County Sheriff Passing Announced

Thursday, April 13

The Plumas Sheriff's Office has announced the loss of one of its own. Retired Plumas County Sheriff Donald E. Stoy has passed away. Sheriff Stoy was called a true pillar of the community in the announcement on social media. Stoy had dedicated his life... Read More.

Plumas National Forest Resumes Pile Burning Projects

Tuesday, April 11

The Plumas National Forest is resuming pile burn projects in Butterfly Valley this week. Firefighters successfully treated 10 acres of piles yesterday with a plan to hold off on ignitions today as crews focus on mopping up and securing the piles. The forest service says... Read More.

Plumas Schools To Stop Bullying with School Safety Tech

Monday, April 10

Plumas County Office of Education (PCOE) is partnering with a tech company to combat campus bullying. Through a comprehensive anonymous reporting platform offered by STOPit Solutions, a leading provider of school safety technology, the county education system aims to create a safer and more... Read More.

Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Receives More Grant Funding for Plumas Trails

Thursday, April 6

The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship received a grant of 30,000 through the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative. The grant will be used towards equipment purchase, including a QTAC Portable Fire Suppression unit and a Powered Wheelbarrow. The unit will be used for both providing water for... Read More.

Planned Pile Burns Resume in Plumas National Forest After Month of Wet Weather

Tuesday, April 4

In Quincy, Plumas National Forest firefighters plan to resume pile burning on the forest after more than a month of snow and wet weather. Today, the Mount Hough Ranger District is set to ignite a large pile near Oakland Camp outside Quincy, with conditions permitting. The... Read More.

Plumas NF Opens Firefighter Training Program

Friday, March 31

Plumas National Forest is opening up their Fire Training program ahead of this year’s fire season. The program will cover 40 hours of training and give graduates a red card for Basic wildland fire fighting. This program provides entry-level knowledge for those curious about what... Read More.

Plumas National Forest is Opening Up Fire Training Program

Thursday, March 30

Plumas National Forest is holding their Firefighter training program. The program will cover training for 40 hours to receive a red card for Basic land wildfire. This program provides entry level for those curious about what it takes to become a land fire firefighter... Read More.

Plumas Opens Grant Funding to Businesses Affected by COVID

Tuesday, March 28

Plumas county is offering community grants for local businesses dealing with the negative impacts of COVID. The county allocated 540,000 of its APRA funds for eligible actives between March 3rd, 2021, and December of next year. Grants up to 10,000 dollars will be provided... Read More.

Plumas and Modoc Receive Clean California Funds to Transform Public Spaces

Friday, March 24

Modoc and Plumas counties will see 8 million dollars for new Clean California projects. As part of Governor Gavin Newsoms 1.1 Billion multi-year clean-up effort led by Caltrans, the various projects will help the counties remove trash and transform public spaces. Projects will also... Read More.

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PCSO Facing Severe Staffing Shortage with More Resignations for Better Paying Jobs

Former Plumas County Sheriff Passing Announced

Plumas National Forest Resumes Pile Burning Projects

Plumas Schools To Stop Bullying with School Safety Tech

Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Receives More Grant Funding for Plumas Trails

Planned Pile Burns Resume in Plumas National Forest After Month of Wet Weather

Plumas NF Opens Firefighter Training Program

Plumas National Forest is Opening Up Fire Training Program

Plumas Opens Grant Funding to Businesses Affected by COVID

Plumas and Modoc Receive Clean California Funds to Transform Public Spaces

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