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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees September 16, 2026
TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-09-16 The TTUSD Board of Trustees held a comprehensive meeting covering various topics, including agenda approval, summer…
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees September 16, 2026
Wed Sep 16
This recap was generated automatically from the meeting's closed captions and has not been reviewed by a human editor. It is not an official record — refer to the adopted minutes for the authoritative account.
TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-09-16
The TTUSD Board of Trustees held a comprehensive meeting covering various topics, including agenda approval, summer programs, enrollment reports, financial reports, and several resolutions and donations. The board also approved several motions related to personnel actions and committee recommendations, with one abstention noted. The meeting concluded with the first read of proposed revisions to an administrative regulation, which will be revisited at the next meeting.
- Approval of the agenda — The board discussed the agenda and moved to approve it.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the agenda carried.
- Recognition of contribution to educational community — The board recognized the partnership with Adventure Risk Challenge (ARC) for 23 years, highlighting its transformative impact on students' academic success and personal growth.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- 2026 summer programs — The board reviewed the 2026 summer programs, which included high-quality summer programming that supported student success, personal growth, and academic improvement. The programs served 1,142 students and provided 20,227 meals.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Superintendent report — The superintendent reported on current enrollment, noting consistency despite the pandemic and cost of living concerns. Enrollment remained around 4,000 students, with some fluctuations between schools.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Business services report — The assistant superintendent presented the 2025-2026 un-audited actuals report, showing revenues of $107.7 million and expenditures of $110.1 million, leaving a total unrestricted fund balance of $17.4 million.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Sears Unaudited Actuals Report — The board discussed and approved the Sears un-audited actuals report.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the Sears un-audited actuals report carried.
- Resolution for National Hispanic Heritage Month — The board discussed and approved a resolution recognizing September 15th through October 15th as National Hispanic Heritage Month within the Tahoe Unified School District.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number four honoring National Hispanic Heritage Month carried.
- Resolution Adopting the GAN Limit — The board discussed and approved a resolution adopting the GAN limit for the district.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number 52627 adopting the GAN limit carried.
- Resolution Naming District Representatives — The board discussed and approved a resolution naming district representatives for the California Department of General Services inter agency support division office of public school construction.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution six naming district representatives for the California Department of General Services, Inter Agency Support Division, Office of Public School Construction carried.
- Donation from INC Foundation — The board discussed and approved a donation of $2,500 from the INC Foundation to the Sage Hen Outdoor Education program.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the donation from the INC Foundation to support Sage Hen Outdoor Education carried.
- Grant from Excellence in Education Foundation — The board discussed and approved a grant of $8,000 from the Excellence in Education Foundation for educational enhancement.
- Outcome: The motion to approve or accept the grant from Excellence in Education Foundation carried.
- Consent Agenda — The board discussed and approved the consent agenda with the exception of 15.1.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent agenda with everything but 15.1 carried.
- Personnel Action Report 15.1 — The board discussed and approved personnel action report 15.1.
- Outcome: The motion to approve 15.1 carried with one abstention.
- Committee on Assignment Recommendations — The board discussed and approved the committee on assignment recommendations for the 2026-2027 school year.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the committee on assignment recommendation for the 2026-2027 school year carried.
- First Read of Proposed Revisions to TTUSD's Administrative Regulation 6173.2 — The board discussed the first read of proposed revisions to TTUSD's administrative regulation 6173.2 regarding the education of children and military families. The item will be brought back to the consent agenda at the next board meeting.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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Truckee Town Council meeting, Sept. 8, 2026
Truckee Town Council — 2026-09-08 The meeting covered a range of topics including public comments, council member reports, the Truckucky Chamber of Commerce's…
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Truckee Town Council meeting, Sept. 8, 2026
Tue Sep 8
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Truckee Town Council — 2026-09-08
The meeting covered a range of topics including public comments, council member reports, the Truckucky Chamber of Commerce's activities, greenhouse gas emissions updates, and the consent agenda. The council also discussed updates to the townwide fee schedule, downtown parking district rules, and the implementation of a language access plan. Several motions were approved, including the consent agenda and the resolution for the fee schedule updates.
- General Public Comment on Items Not on the Agenda — Several residents spoke in support of the navigation center, Measure P, and workforce development initiatives. Nancy Wallace, Haley, Pastor Ireland, Brian Helm, Brian Griggs, and Bruce Capsac all provided comments.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Council Member Reports — Council members provided updates on their activities, including Brian Griggs' project and Council Member Romac's community listening sessions.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Truckucky Chamber of Commerce Report — Jessica Penman presented the Truckucky Chamber of Commerce's activities, including business support, workforce development, and community engagement initiatives.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Update — Melanie Gitus presented the 2024 municipal operations greenhouse gas inventory, highlighting emissions trends and factors influencing changes.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Consent Agenda — The consent agenda included minutes of the August 25th meeting, state of good repair project proposals, ballot measure positions, and other items. Council member Yan made a public comment on the river revitalization point.
- Outcome: approved unanimously
- Adopt Resolution 2026-45 Regarding Updates to the Townwide Fee Schedule — The council discussed updates to the townwide fee schedule, including inflationary adjustments, additions, modifications, and corrections to the townwide fee schedule for town services. Council members debated holding certain housing-related fees flat for this cycle while waiting for a comprehensive fee study. The motion was approved with a roll call vote of 3-2.
- Outcome: The motion to adopt resolution 2026-45 was approved.
- Downtown Parking District Rules and Regulations — The council discussed the proposed changes to the downtown parking district rules and regulations, including updated parking maps, establishing an overnight parking permit program with a $910 valet parking permit fee, and adjusting the priority zone rate from $1.50 to $2.50 per hour. The council also considered future parking management strategies and the need for comprehensive community outreach.
- Outcome: The motion to adopt the resolution carried.
- Language Access Plan — Discussion on the implementation of a language access plan to support meaningful access to the town's information, programs, services, and activities for limited English proficient individuals. The plan includes a needs assessment, community outreach, and an internal review of current practices. A form was created to streamline requests for translation and interpretation services. The council expressed support for the plan without needing an official vote.
- Outcome: The council accepted the language access plan without an official vote.
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TTAD Special Board Workshop September 3, 2026
TTAD (Airport) — 2026-09-03 The meeting covered discussions on the potential use of NOMS to monitor noise impacts and the board's consideration of the aviation…
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TTAD Special Board Workshop September 3, 2026
Thu Sep 3
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TTAD (Airport) — 2026-09-03
The meeting covered discussions on the potential use of NOMS to monitor noise impacts and the board's consideration of the aviation scholarship fund, including options for managing unused funds.
- Noise Operating Monitoring Systems (NOMS) — The board discussed the potential use of NOMS to better inform the local community on noise impacts. They expressed support for the idea and agreed to have a proposal in front of them within 60 to 90 days.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Aviation Scholarship Fund — The board discussed the aviation scholarship fund, noting only one applicant this year. They considered rolling over the unused funds for next year or combining them with the CTE (Career Technical Education) fund.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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TDPUD Board of Directors | Wednesday, September 2, 2026
TDPUD Board of Directors — 2026-09-02 The TDPUD Board of Directors meeting covered a range of topics including director and department updates, consent…
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TDPUD Board of Directors | Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Wed Sep 2
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TDPUD Board of Directors — 2026-09-02
The TDPUD Board of Directors meeting covered a range of topics including director and department updates, consent calendar approvals, and several project approvals such as the Martiswoods and Sitsmark pump station projects. The board also reviewed customer survey results and discussed rate concerns and communication methods.
- Director Updates — Directors Finn and Liotis provided updates on the wildfire safety advisory board meeting hosted by the PUD, emphasizing the educational value and community emphasis on wildfire safety.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Department Updates — Various department heads provided updates on topics ranging from wildfire safety, outage communications, employee recruitment, and upcoming events.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Consent Calendar — The consent calendar items were approved without objection.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent calendar carried.
- Public Request for Board of Directors to Revise District Code Title 7 — The board discussed a request to revise or waive the electric meter requirements for the Pioneer East affordable housing project under District Code Title 7. The developer requested a master meter to reduce construction costs, but staff recommended individual meters for billing and energy efficiency reasons.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Martiswoods Hydronomatic Pump Station Project — The board discussed the construction contract for the Martiswoods hydronomatic pump station project, which involves replacing the elevated tank and pump station with a new pump station and demolishing the existing facilities. The project received a bid in 2023 from M3 Construction for $2,835,900, with a 10% change order allowance. The project is expected to be operational by December 2027.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the project carried.
- Sitsmark Hydronomatic Pump Station Replacement — The board discussed the construction contract for the Sitsmark hydronomatic pump station replacement project, which involves replacing the existing pump station with a new one. The project received a bid from Rupert Incorporated for $1,332,466, with a 10% change order allowance. The project is expected to be operational by December 2027.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the project carried.
- Electric System Master Plan SQA Initial Study — The board discussed the SQA initial study and proposed negative declaration for the electric system master plan. The board approved the initial study and authorized the circulation of the proposed negative declaration for public review, with a public hearing scheduled for October 7th, 2026.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the staff's recommendation carried.
- Gridware Device Deployment — The board discussed the deployment of Gridware devices for utility services. The board approved the extension of the VIP Power Corp contract for the deployment of 400 Gridware devices to improve service reliability and communication.
- Outcome: The motion to extend the VIP Power Corp contract carried.
- TDPUD Customer Survey Results — The board reviewed the results of the TDPUD customer survey, which included feedback on service reliability, communication, and customer satisfaction. The survey highlighted the importance of rates and cost of living to customers and suggested a need for educational materials on rates.
- Outcome: The board received the survey results and discussed potential action plans based on the feedback.
- Discussion on Rate Concerns and Communication Methods — The board discussed the community's concerns about rates and the need for an educational position paper on how rates are derived. The preferred communication methods were identified as email and text, rather than the website and social media.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees September 2, 2026
TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-09-02 The TTUSD Board of Trustees met on September 2nd, 2026, to discuss and approve various items including the agenda, student…
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees September 2, 2026
Wed Sep 2
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TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-09-02
The TTUSD Board of Trustees met on September 2nd, 2026, to discuss and approve various items including the agenda, student representatives' updates, the superintendent's report, Proposition 28 Arts and Music Funding Annual Report, a Rotary Club grant, negotiations with TTEA and CSEA, and consent agenda items. The board also reviewed proposed revisions to board policies.
- Approval of the agenda — The board discussed and approved the agenda for the September 2nd meeting.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the agenda carried.
- Student representatives update — Student representatives from Truckucky High School and North Tahoe High School provided updates on their schools' activities and events.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Superintendent's report — The superintendent provided an update on the start of the school year, including staff recognition, strategic planning, and upcoming events.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Proposition 28 Arts and Music Funding Annual Report — The board reviewed and approved the Proposition 28 Arts and Music Funding Annual Report for fiscal year 2025-2026.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the Proposition 28 report carried.
- Acceptance of Rotary Club Grant — The board discussed and accepted a $1,000 grant from the Truckucky Rotary Club for the Sage Hen Outdoor Education Program.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the Rotary Club grant carried.
- Negotiations with TTEA and CSEA — The board approved the sunshine articles for negotiations with TTEA and CSEA.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the sunshine articles for negotiations with TTEA and CSEA carried.
- Consent agenda — The board approved the consent agenda, which included various items for approval without discussion.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent agenda carried.
- First read of board policies — The board reviewed proposed revisions to board policies regarding education for foster youth and personnel records.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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TTAD Regular Board Meeting August 26, 2026
TTAD (Airport) — 2026-08-26 The meeting covered a range of topics including public comments on the Lyft workspace, the annual vacancy report, and the approval…
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TTAD Regular Board Meeting August 26, 2026
Wed Aug 26
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TTAD (Airport) — 2026-08-26
The meeting covered a range of topics including public comments on the Lyft workspace, the annual vacancy report, and the approval of a 3% credit card convenience fee. The board also discussed personnel policies, community room use, and the restoration of a noise position. Other updates included legislative changes, financial performance, and strategic plan adjustments.
- Public Comment on Various Items — Multiple community members provided public comments in support of the Lyft workspace and its continued lease at the airport, emphasizing its importance for community engagement, entrepreneurship, and professional networking.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Annual TTA Vacancy Report — Lauren presented the 2025 vacancy report for the Truckucky Tahoe Airport District, detailing a 35% vacancy rate and an average time to hire of 28.4 days, along with recruitment activities and retention efforts.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Convenience Fee Charge for Credit Card Use — Staff proposed a 3% convenience fee for credit card use to recoup $95,000 in annual credit card processing fees, which would apply to hanger lease payments and fuel purchases. The board approved the motion to amend the district's master fee schedule to include the 3% fee.
- Outcome: The motion to amend the district's master fee schedule to include a 3% fee for credit card use carried.
- Policy Instruction 110 Personnel Policies — Staff presented two versions of policy instruction 110 for personnel policies. Version one removes language around merit payments for exceptional performance, and version two provides more definition. The board decided to approve version one with the addition of a $50 employee of the month award.
- Outcome: The board approved version one with the addition of a $50 employee of the month award.
- Policy 505 Community Room Use — The board discussed the use of the community room and considered suspending the existing policy for a year to reprioritize the use of the room towards airfield activities. The board decided to table the item for further clarity.
- Outcome: The board tabled the item for further clarity.
- Restoration of Noise Position — The board discussed restoring a noise position to a regular part-time position to provide year-round coverage and include a communications technician piece. The board approved the additional regular part-time position and the updated district wage scale.
- Outcome: The motion to approve carried.
- Truckee Donner PUB's Notice to Leave Workforce Housing Agency — The board was informed that Truckee Donner PUB submitted a notice to leave the workforce housing agency due to funding model restrictions and direction conflicts.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Climate Transformation Alliance Updates — The board received updates on upcoming projects and forums, including an insurance forum and modifications to the CTA governance structure.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- District Council Legislative Update — The board received an update on AB 1383, a bill that would make substantial changes to public pensions in California.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- General Manager Report — The general manager provided updates on strategic plan goals, airport office building, vacant land sale, budget workshop, and other ongoing projects.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Finance Report — The finance report highlighted year-to-date financial performance, including excess revenues and under-budget expenses.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Operations Update — The board received updates on ramp lighting replacement and the team's involvement in firefighting support.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Strategic Plan Updates — The board discussed moving certain strategic plan items to 2027 due to bandwidth and contractual constraints.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Future Agenda Priorities and Meeting Management — The board discussed the transition of board members and the anticipated seating of the new director at the December meeting.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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Truckee Town Council meeting, August 25, 2026
Truckee Town Council — 2026-08-25 The Truckee Town Council reviewed and approved several items, including employee incentive awards, the consent calendar, and…
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Truckee Town Council meeting, August 25, 2026
Tue Aug 25
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Truckee Town Council — 2026-08-25
The Truckee Town Council reviewed and approved several items, including employee incentive awards, the consent calendar, and the Truckucky Railard Hotel development permit with conditions. They also authorized financing for the Edmonds Loft project and appointed Council Member Romac as the voting delegate for the League of California Cities annual conference.
- Employee Incentive Awards — The council presented awards to employees for their commitment, excellence, teamwork, integrity, and accountability based on nominations from their peers.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Consent Calendar — The council reviewed and approved the consent calendar items without any objections or modifications.
- Outcome: The council approved the consent calendar items.
- Truckucky Railard Hotel development permit — The council discussed the Truckucky Railard Hotel project, including concerns about parking, design, and compliance with the Railard master plan. They heard from the appellant, the applicant, and staff, and deliberated on conditions of approval, including parking management, noise, and design changes. The council also addressed public concerns about the project's impact on the community.
- Outcome: The council approved the Truckucky Railard Hotel development permit with the specified conditions of approval.
- Edmonds Loft Project financing — Council authorized the town manager to execute financing and loan documents for the Edmonds Loft deed-restricted housing project, located on town-owned land, and amended the general fund budget by $2.7 million to fund the proposed loan.
- Outcome: The council approved the motion to authorize the town manager to execute financing and loan documents for the Edmonds Loft project.
- Selection of voting delegate for League of California Cities — Council appointed Council Member Romac as the voting delegate to the League of California Cities annual conference, with the direction to review a resolution on forming a working group to develop a state constitutional amendment to strengthen local authority over housing and land use decisions.
- Outcome: The council appointed Council Member Romac as the voting delegate for the League of California Cities annual conference.
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees August 12, 2026
TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-08-12 The TTUSD Board of Trustees meeting covered a range of topics including the approval of the agenda, public comments,…
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees August 12, 2026
Wed Aug 12
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TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-08-12
The TTUSD Board of Trustees meeting covered a range of topics including the approval of the agenda, public comments, Measure P support, Excellence in Education grants, CELLS charter renewal, district vision updates, budget revisions, and various policy and regulation updates. The board approved several motions, including the agenda, budget revision, and a resolution establishing August as Immunization Awareness Month.
- Approval of the agenda — The board member made a motion to approve the agenda as presented, which was seconded.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the agenda carried.
- Public Comment — The Tahoe Youth Action Team presented a community climate art piece to the board as a token of gratitude for the board's extensive action to secure a safe future for students.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Measure P Support — Hayden Puit expressed support for Measure P, which seeks to renew and increase the parcel tax to support local students and programs.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Excellence in Education Grant Presentation — Anna Yarro and Julie Hopkins presented the Excellence in Education Foundation's grant funds for the spring 2026 teacher grants, totaling $179,499.50.
- Outcome: The board accepted the Excellence in Education Foundation's spring 2026 grants.
- Sierra Expeditionary Learning School (CELLS) Charter Renewal — Representatives from CELLS presented their petition for charter renewal and discussed their partnership with the district.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- District Vision Update — The board shared the new district vision statement and discussed the process of developing it.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- 45-day Budget Revision — The budget revision includes changes to revenues and expenses since the budget was adopted in June. Notable changes include an increase in property taxes and special education funding, and a decrease in certificated salaries.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the 45-day budget revision carried.
- Resolution 3-2026-2027: Establishing August as Immunization Awareness Month — The resolution recognizes August as National Immunization Awareness Month, reaffirming the district's commitment to student health and safety.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution 3-2026-2027 carried.
- Consent Agenda — The consent agenda includes various items for approval without detailed discussion.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent agenda as presented carried.
- First Read of Board Policy 6146.3 — The proposed updates to the policy ensure that transferring students complete the district's academic program in a timely manner and graduate with their peers.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- First Read of Administrative Regulation 6173.3 — The proposed updates require collaboration with the county superintendent of schools and the county probation department to facilitate the transition of students from juvenile court schools into regular district schools.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- First Read of Board Policy 4100 — The changes to the policy include word refresh and deletion of outdated items.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- First Read of Board Policy 16.4, 16.5, and 16.6 — The changes are related to SB848, which mandates enhanced background checks for all staff.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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Truckee Town Council meeting, August 11, 2026
Truckee Town Council — 2026-08-11 The Truckee Town Council meeting covered a range of topics including public comments on the Navigation Center impact,…
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Truckee Town Council meeting, August 11, 2026
Tue Aug 11
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Truckee Town Council — 2026-08-11
The Truckee Town Council meeting covered a range of topics including public comments on the Navigation Center impact, employee introductions, updates on the Keep It Dark photo contest, consent agenda items, the Tahoe Donner Trail reimbursement agreement, and the California joint strategy for sustainable recreation and wildfire resilience. The council also discussed the municipal electric vehicle infrastructure master plan and received an update on the Truckee Active Transportation Plan.
- Public Comment on Navigation Center Impact — Residents Julie Arsenault, Ben Stewart, Deanne Hartsell, and Nancy Braney expressed concerns about the impacts of the Navigation Center in their neighborhood, including increased disruptive incidents, camping, and safety issues.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Employee Introductions — The council introduced new employees Kelly Norris, Giovanni Espinosa, Joe Hill, Nathan Black, and Justin Freiler, highlighting their roles and backgrounds.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Keep It Dark Photo Contest Update — Kelly Cutler from the Truckee Cultural District provided an update on the Keep It Dark photo contest, noting the deadline and the number of entries and unique photographers.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Consent Agenda Items — The council approved consent agenda items, including minutes of previous meetings, resolutions, certifications, and contracts, except for item 6.8 which was pulled for public comment.
- Outcome: The council approved the consent agenda items except for item 6.8.
- Tahoe Donner Trail Reimbursement Agreement — The council discussed and approved the reimbursement agreement for the Tahoe Donner Trail design project, addressing public concerns about the project's impact and process.
- Outcome: The council approved the reimbursement agreement for the Tahoe Donner Trail design project.
- Adopt California Joint Strategy for Sustainable Recreation and Wildfire Resilience — The council discussed and received a presentation on the California joint strategy for sustainable recreation and wildfire resilience, with John Wentworth providing an overview and answering questions. The council ultimately voted on the resolution.
- Outcome: The motion to adopt the resolution carried.
- Municipal Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Master Plan — Staff presented the municipal electric vehicle infrastructure master plan, including details on fleet transition, charging infrastructure, and employee charging. Council members asked questions about the plan's phases, funding sources, and the incremental annual budget impact of pursuing net zero goals versus meeting minimum state requirements. Staff was directed to provide further analysis on the incremental costs and to come back with options for employee charging subsidies. The council accepted the plan with the direction provided to staff.
- Outcome: The council accepted the municipal electric vehicle infrastructure master plan with the direction provided to staff.
- Truckee Active Transportation Plan Update — Staff provided an update on the Truckee Active Transportation Plan, including the formation of the ATP stakeholder committee. Public comments were received in support of the plan and the inclusion of Tahoe Donner in the plan.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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TDPUD Board of Directors Meeting | Wednesday, August 5, 2026
TDPUD Board of Directors — 2026-08-05 The TDPUD Board of Directors meeting covered a range of topics including director and department updates, the approval of…
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TDPUD Board of Directors Meeting | Wednesday, August 5, 2026
Wed Aug 5
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TDPUD Board of Directors — 2026-08-05
The TDPUD Board of Directors meeting covered a range of topics including director and department updates, the approval of the consent calendar, and discussions on various contracts and resolutions. The board approved several motions, including the withdrawal from the Truckucky Tahoe Workforce Housing Agency Joint Powers Authority, the purchase of a replacement electric department vehicle, and the increase in professional services with NV5.
- Director Updates — Director Christa provided an update on the impact of climate change and the importance of renewable energy projects. Director Finn reported on the board's approval of a settlement agreement with Kulamire.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Department Updates — Updates were given on electric engineering and operations, water department, public information and strategic affairs, administrative services, and information technology. The updates covered reliability metrics, forever chemicals testing, customer service scores, and system master plan workshop.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Consent Calendar — The board approved the consent calendar items 8 through 12, including a request for the power cost adjustment (PCA) history to show the running balance.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent calendar as presented carried.
- Electric System Master Plan Workshop — NV5 presented the draft electric system master plan, covering system reliability, wildfire mitigation, and future infrastructure needs. The board provided feedback on the plan.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Withdrawal from Truckucky Tahoe Workforce Housing Agency Joint Powers Authority — The board considered a resolution authorizing the district's withdrawal from the Truckucky Tahoe Workforce Housing Agency Joint Powers Authority due to changes in mission and funding requirements. The board discussed the district's limited role in affordable housing development and the JPA's shift away from workforce housing development. Staff recommended withdrawing from the JPA, citing the change in mission and the cost of participation versus the district's workforce participation. The board approved the resolution to initiate a 2-year withdrawal period.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution 2026-13 authorizing withdrawal from the Truckucky Tahoe Workforce Housing Agency Joint Powers Authority carried.
- Purchase of a Replacement Electric Department Vehicle — The board discussed the purchase of a replacement electric department vehicle, a 2027 Freightliner 108 SD 6x6 chassis with Altech Digger Derek specifications. The total cost, including a 5% contingency, was $538,783 plus taxes and fees. The vehicle would be funded by the electric vehicle reserve fund. The board approved the purchase.
- Outcome: The motion to authorize the general manager to execute a contract with Altech Industries for the purchase of the replacement electric department vehicle carried.
- Increase Professional Services Contract with NV5 — The board discussed increasing the professional engineering services agreement with NV5 to $1.4 million from $900,000 to support the district's expanding capital improvement program and engineering demand. The additional funds would come from the capital budget. The board approved the increase.
- Outcome: The motion to authorize the general manager to execute a contract amendment with NV5 increasing the total authorized contract amount from $900,000 to $1.4 million carried.
- Approval of Unrepresented Technical Engineering and Management Salary Schedule — The board discussed the approval of a salary schedule for system operator positions, including system operator one and two, to support the future operation of the electric system. The board approved the updated salary schedule as presented.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the updated district's unrepresented technical engineering and management salary schedule carried.
- Contract Approval for GIS System Technical Services with Timman's Group — The board discussed the contract for GIS system technical services with Timman's Group to upgrade the district's GIS system. The total not-to-exceed amount was $194,634. The board approved the contract.
- Outcome: The motion to authorize the general manager to approve a special services contract with Timman's Group for GIS systems technical services carried.
- Approval of Revisions to District Code, Title One and Title Two — The board discussed revisions to the district code, including updates to formatting, numbering, and language to align with directives, applicable laws, and operational improvements. The board approved the revisions.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the district code title one and title two revisions carried.
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TTAD Special Board Meeting July 29, 2026
TTAD (Airport) — 2026-07-29 The board discussed a draft policy instruction for strategic community alignment programs, focusing on partnerships with nonprofits…
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TTAD Special Board Meeting July 29, 2026
Wed Jul 29
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TTAD (Airport) — 2026-07-29
The board discussed a draft policy instruction for strategic community alignment programs, focusing on partnerships with nonprofits and public agencies, and the concept of funding by invitation only. They also deliberated on the merit cash payment program, addressing concerns about transparency and reporting.
- Potential New Policy Instruction for Strategic Community Alignment Programs — The board discussed a draft policy instruction for strategic community alignment programs, including considerations for partnerships with nonprofits and public agencies, the inclusion of arts in STEM programs, and the concept of funding by invitation only. The board agreed to include nonprofits and maintain the invitation-only concept, while also considering a separate policy for fly safe and fly quiet programs.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Merit Cash Payment Program Discussion — The board discussed the merit cash payment program, including concerns about transparency, reporting, and the need for clearer metrics. They considered whether to report these payments in public meetings and the implications of doing so.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees July 29, 2026
TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-07-29 The TTUSD Board of Trustees held a meeting where they approved various motions, including the agenda, agreements,…
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees July 29, 2026
Wed Jul 29
This recap was generated automatically from the meeting's closed captions and has not been reviewed by a human editor. It is not an official record — refer to the adopted minutes for the authoritative account.
TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-07-29
The TTUSD Board of Trustees held a meeting where they approved various motions, including the agenda, agreements, financing applications, resolutions, donations, grants, and policy updates. The board also approved several stipends and new positions, and set the 2027 board meeting dates.
- Closed Session Report — The board met in closed session with one reportable action: the board voted to reject claim number G HC000093779 received by the district on June 25th, 2026, by unanimous vote with one member absent.
- Outcome: The motion to reject the claim carried.
- Approval of the Agenda — The board approved the agenda as presented.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the agenda carried.
- Approval of Agreement 26-21-03M with Truckucky Summit Paving — The board considered and approved agreement 26-21-03M with Truckucky Summit Paving for asphalt replacement at the Donner Trail Elementary School playground.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the agreement carried.
- Dry Period Financing Application — The board considered and approved the 2026-2027 dry period financing application through the county of Placer.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the dry period financing application carried.
- Resolution to Convey Easement to Placer County — The board considered and approved resolution number 1202627 to convey an easement to Placer County for improvements adjacent to Tahoe Lake Elementary School.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the resolution carried.
- Resolution Authorizing Year-End Transfers — The board considered and approved resolution number 2202627 authorizing the district to make year-end transfers.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the resolution carried.
- Donation from Tahoe Lake Elementary PTO for Art Enrichment — The board considered and approved a donation from the Tahoe Lake Elementary PTO in the amount of $6,200 for art enrichment instruction.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the donation carried.
- Donation from Tahoe Lake Elementary PTO for Gym Wall Mural — The board considered and approved a donation from the Tahoe Lake Elementary PTO in the amount of $7,000 for a gym wall mural at Tahoe Lake Elementary School.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the donation carried.
- Donation from Palisades at Tahoe for Sichin Outdoor Education Program — The board considered and approved a $1,000 donation from Palisades at Tahoe to support the Sichin outdoor education program.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the donation carried.
- Grant from Lhatan Community Foundation for Sichin Outdoor Education Program — The board considered and approved a $5,000 grant from the Lhatan Community Foundation to support the Sichin Outdoor Education Program for the 2026-2027 school year.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the grant carried.
- Grant from Tahoe Forest Health System for Oral Health Program — The board considered and approved a $12,000 grant from Tahoe Forest Health System to support the TTUSD oral health program.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the grant carried.
- Grant from Excellence and Education Foundation for Welcome Session Books — The board considered and approved a $3,000 grant from the Excellence and Education Foundation to support the 2026-2027 welcome session books for parent data confirmation and summer workshops.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the grant carried.
- Grant Reimbursement from Excellence in Education Foundation for New Educators — The board considered and approved a grant reimbursement of $7,252 from the Excellence in Education Foundation for the 2025-2026 school year to support new educators.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the grant reimbursement carried.
- Grant Reimbursement from Excellence in Education Foundation for STEM Exploration — The board considered and approved a grant reimbursement of $6,272 from the Excellence in Education Foundation to provide STEM exploration opportunities for all fifth grade students in TTUSD.
- Outcome: The motion to accept the grant reimbursement carried.
- Motion to approve 14.3 — A motion was made to approve item 14.3, with a second and unanimous approval.
- Outcome: The motion to approve carried.
- Variable term waiver for Michael Arrington — A motion was made to approve a variable term waiver for Michael Arrington while he completes his coursework for an administrative credential.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the variable term waiver carried.
- Creation of a new district lead librarian position — A motion was made to approve the creation of a new district lead librarian position with a 6% stipend.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the new district lead librarian position carried.
- Addition of lacrosse to the high school athletics pay schedule — A motion was made to approve the addition of lacrosse to the high school athletics pay schedule.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the addition of lacrosse carried.
- Certificated school nurse stipend — A motion was made to approve a new certificated school nurse stipend of $3,000.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the school nurse stipend carried.
- Updates to board policy 6146.1, high school graduation requirements — A motion was made to approve the second reading of updates to board policy 6146.1, high school graduation requirements.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the second reading of the board policy carried.
- Approval of 2027 board meeting dates — A motion was made to approve the 2027 board meeting dates.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the 2027 board meeting dates carried.
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TTAD Board Meeting July 22, 2026
TTAD (Airport) — 2026-07-22 The meeting covered public comments, the consent agenda calendar, and various reports including the District Council, General…
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TTAD Board Meeting July 22, 2026
Wed Jul 22
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TTAD (Airport) — 2026-07-22
The meeting covered public comments, the consent agenda calendar, and various reports including the District Council, General Manager, AVCOM, and Financial reports. The board approved the consent agenda calendar and the temporary lease extension for the airport office building.
- Public Comment — Public comment was opened for any topics not on the agenda. Craig Row spoke about his candidacy for the airport board and thanked the board for their work.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Consent Agenda Calendar — The board was asked to approve the consent agenda calendar.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent agenda calendar carried.
- Airport Office Building Temporary Lease Extension — The board discussed extending the current lease for the airport office building for two months until October 1, 2026, with a stipulation for a 90-day notice to vacate if no long-term lease is finalized by then.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the extension of the current Truckucky River Ventures lease until October 1, 2026, carried.
- District Council Report — The report covered the current legislative recess and upcoming measures for the November ballot, including Prop 45, which would expedite SQA reviews for essential housing and infrastructure projects.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- General Manager's Report — The report highlighted July peak period utilization numbers, upcoming meetings, and discussed the impact of the Elephant Fire on airport operations.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- AVCOM Report — The report covered June's operations, noting an increase in jet traffic, especially large and midsize aircraft, and discussed community outreach initiatives.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Financial Report — The report covered year-to-date financial performance, noting increased fuel sales and net income, and discussed the balance sheet and performance bonuses.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
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TDPUD Board of Directors | July 1, 2026
TDPUD Board of Directors — 2026-07-01 The TDPUD Board of Directors meeting covered department updates, the consent calendar, and several projects including…
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TDPUD Board of Directors | July 1, 2026
Wed Jul 1
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TDPUD Board of Directors — 2026-07-01
The TDPUD Board of Directors meeting covered department updates, the consent calendar, and several projects including system hardening and tax waiver agreements. The board approved motions for the consent calendar items, construction contracts, and waived penalties on delinquent special taxes under specific conditions.
- Department Updates — The meeting began with department updates from the electric, water, public information and strategic affairs, and finance departments. The electric department reported on reliability metrics for May, noting improvements but more frequent outages in Tahoe Donner and Donner Lake areas. The water department discussed ongoing projects like pipeline rehabilitation and new tank installations while highlighting low levels of forever chemicals detected in most wells. The public information and strategic affairs department covered community engagement activities and upcoming collaborations with local partners for wildfire mitigation efforts.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Consent Calendar — The board moved to a motion regarding the consent calendar after confirming no public comment. The motion was seconded and passed with four votes in favor, indicating approval of all items on the consent calendar.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent calendar carried.
- Electric Northwood South System Hardening Project — The board discussed and approved a construction services contract with Herman Weisser Power for the Electric Northwood South system hardening project, aimed at improving reliability and reducing wildfire risk. The total cost was not to exceed $1,754,540.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the construction services contract carried.
- Pole and Anchor Excavation on Ski Slope Project — The board approved a motion to waive minor irregularities in Herman Weisser Power's bid for pole and anchor excavation services related to exceeding limits of mobilization and demobilization costs. The total construction contract budget was not to exceed $413,984.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the construction services contract carried.
- Special Tax Waiver Agreement for Grace Crossing Parcel — The board discussed a potential agreement with Hartford Land Management to waive penalties and interest on special tax delinquencies for an undeveloped parcel in Grace Crossing, contingent upon the new owner paying full amounts of any special tax installments due at close of escrow.
- Waiver of Penalties and Interest for APN 0197702000 — The board discussed waiving penalties and interest on a delinquent special tax amount.
- Waiver of Penalties and Interest for APN 043-010-005-0000 — The board discussed waiving penalties and interest on a delinquent special tax amount.
- Outcome: The motion to approve passed.
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees June 24, 2026
TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-06-24 The TTUSD Board of Trustees approved several key resolutions and policies, including the 2026-2027 proposed budget, a…
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Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Board of Trustees June 24, 2026
Wed Jun 24
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TTUSD Board of Trustees — 2026-06-24
The TTUSD Board of Trustees approved several key resolutions and policies, including the 2026-2027 proposed budget, a renewed education parcel tax measure, and various contracts and agreements. The board also reviewed updates to high school graduation requirements and approved the superintendent's salary schedule and employment agreement.
- 2026-2027 Proposed Budget — The board discussed the proposed budget and its need for a reserve to cover potential shortfalls and sustain operations during financial storms.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the 2026-2027 proposed budget carried.
- Resolution for 2026-2027 Education Parcel Tax Measure — The board considered a resolution to place a measure on the ballot for a renewed education parcel tax to support district programs and students, with an increase from $148 to $188 per parcel and CPI adjustments. The board also approved a resolution to call an election for voter approval to renew an education parcel tax, establishing specifications of the election order and requesting consolidation with the statewide general election on November 3rd, 2026.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number 33-2025-2026 carried.
- Resolution 34-2025-2026 (Placer County) — The board approved a resolution to notify Placer County about the open seats and who the incumbents are for the upcoming election.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number 34 carried.
- Resolution 35-2025-2026 (Nevada County) — The board approved a resolution to notify Nevada County about the open seats and who the incumbents are for the upcoming election.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number 35 carried.
- Resolution 36-2025-2026 (El Dorado County) — The board approved a resolution to notify El Dorado County about the open seats and who the incumbents are for the upcoming election.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number 36 carried.
- Resolution 37-2025-2026 (Intent to Convey Easement) — The board approved a resolution to convey an easement to the County of Placer for the Tahoe Lake Elementary School for the construction of a walking path and parking lot improvements.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number 37 carried.
- Resolution 38-2025-2026 (Energy Efficiency Contract) — The board approved a resolution to enter into an energy efficiency contract with AMCOR Services Mesa Energy Systems for HVAC control systems at Alder Creek Middle School, the district office, and transportation campus.
- Outcome: The motion to approve resolution number 38 carried.
- Agreement 26-2802M (Johnson Controls Facility Explorer Controls Upgrade) — The board approved an agreement for Johnson Controls Facility Explorer Controls upgrade at Alder Creek Middle School.
- Outcome: The motion to approve agreement number 26-2802M carried.
- Consent Agenda (minus 12.1) — The board approved the consent agenda with the personnel action report removed for a separate vote.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the consent agenda as revised carried.
- SPSAs for 2026-2027 School Year — The board approved the School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) documents for the 2026-2027 school year.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the SPSAs for 2026-2027 school year carried.
- 2026-2027 Consolidated Application — The board approved the 2026-2027 consolidated application for funding selection through the CARS system.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the 2026-2027 consolidated application carried.
- 2-Year Contract with Aeries — The board approved a 2-year contract with Aeries to manage the district's student data systems for the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 school years.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the 2-year contract with Aeries carried.
- 2026-2027 Local Control and Accountability Plan — The board approved the 2026-2027 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).
- Outcome: The motion to approve the 2026-2027 LCAP carried.
- Superintendent Cramer's Salary Schedule — The board approved the Superintendent Cramer's salary schedule reflecting the percentage raise given to management employees of the district.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the Superintendent Cramer's salary schedule carried.
- Renewal of Employment Agreement with Superintendent Cramer — The board approved the renewal of the employment agreement between the district and Superintendent Kirsten Kramer for a 3-year term from July 2026 to June 2029.
- Outcome: The motion to approve the renewal of the employment agreement with Superintendent Cramer carried.
- Board Policy 6146.1 (High School Graduation Requirements) — The board reviewed the first read of the updates to board policy 6146.1 regarding high school graduation requirements.
- Outcome: not clearly stated
- Board Policy 4142 and 431924 (Maintaining Appropriate Adult-Student Interactions) — The board approved the CSBA version of the policy for maintaining appropriate adult-student interactions.
- Outcome: The motion to approve board policy 4142 and 431924 (CSBA version) carried.
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Sep 22 · 2:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported traffic incident involving potential vehicle damage or obstruction, with efforts to clear the road and allow traffic flow.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 22 · 1:00am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units appeared to respond to a reported suspicious noise call in the area of Forest Springs Drive, with additional units potentially dispatched for speed and traffic management.
Truckee Police
Sep 22 · 1:00am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported suspicious noises call in the area of Forest Springs Drive, and routine traffic with units from the Nevada County Sheriff's Office coordinating their response.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 22 · 1:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported maintenance issue at FISB, where a maintainer was already on-site addressing a CTC failure.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 22
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported possible burglary at a residence, as indicated by the activation of codes related to a break-in, though specific details are unclear.
Truckee Police
Sep 22
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported vehicle issue or traffic management situation, involving RVMP and YSP units, with some calls related to coordinating their movements and ensuring they can depart for a train.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 11:02pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported mail delivery issue, with officers from different units being dispatched for what appeared to be routine follow-up, possibly involving communication with an individual who may have been mistaken for an officer.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 11:02pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency, possibly involving a trucking incident, though details remain unclear.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 11:02pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported traffic or road condition east of Lillard, with some callers discussing rock needs for road maintenance. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 11:02pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported traffic stop involving individuals with out-of-state licenses and a commercial vehicle. There were also reports of license status checks indicating suspensions or revocations, and some mentions of enhanced charges and searches, though the specifics were unclear.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 21 · 10:01pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported address check, and another to a dog bar location on LeBar. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 10:01pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle incident at the westbound arrest area, involving a white cab semi-truck with a reefer trailer and another semi-truck with an orange trailer. The incident appeared to involve a confrontation where the suspect exited his vehicle, pushed the victim, and was in possession of a small black handgun. Units from various locations were en route to the scene.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 21 · 9:02pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported electrical hazard at 7197 3rd Avenue, involving sparking bare wires. Routine calls were made for Engine 58 and Medic 53 to respond.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 9:02pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported eviction situation and potential tenant-related issues at a recently purchased house. Units were also dispatched to monitor a person of interest near Main Street, with ongoing pursuit efforts.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 9:02pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported eviction alert at a house where a tenant was previously confrontational and had issues with being removed from the property. The presence of a loaded handgun near a travel trailer was noted, prompting concern over potential unlawful tenant return. Multiple units were requested for security.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 8:01pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported disturbance involving a potentially homeless individual at the Fairgrounds, with concerns about his behavior and proximity to others.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 8:01pm
Placer County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle collision on Highway [address redacted], likely involving multiple vehicles based on the 10-3-9-6 code, which indicates a multi-vehicle accident.
Placer County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 8:01pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency at Incline Village High School, where a patient was unconscious in the gym.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 8:01pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported traffic stop involving a driver born in 1989, who is restrained in a couple of restraining orders, with his license status valid but expired. The dispatches also contained routine inquiries and corrections regarding personnel availability.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 7:02pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 7:02pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical transfer and multiple medical calls involving falls along Donner Pass Road and surrounding areas, with Engine 92, Medic 92, Battalion 9, and a helicopter unit responding to the scene.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 7:02pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units responded to a reported squirrel incident in a parking lot and subsequently went to assist at Maria's on California 4, though no specific details of the outcomes were provided.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 7:02pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported track switch issue and a reverse move request at RV242, and there was coordination for a train stop and track maintenance at mile post 238.1.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 6:10pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle issue near Donner Lake and engaged in routine traffic management and towing operations, including confirming routes and conditions of vehicles.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 6:10pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported locomotive issue, with concerns about hot bearings and oil leaks, as they navigated through dispatch instructions to reach the next inspection point.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 6:10pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units, including helicopters and engines, appeared to respond to a reported fire or emergency at the airport, followed by some routine medical transfers without any critical incidents.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 6:10pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported suspicious person in a poncho, passing cars near Nimrod and Nile streets, and assisted with towing and vehicle condition checks. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 4:15pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 21 · 4:15pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Routine track maintenance and shift changes appeared to be the main focus, with dispatch instructions and equipment movements reported. Units were responding to operational updates and curfew notifications rather than any emergencies.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 4:15pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported welfare check at [address redacted], involving a welfare check requiring access to a second-story window.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 4:15pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units appeared to respond to various calls, including welfare checks, transient assistance, and potential vandalism. The majority of the activity seemed routine, with units primarily handling code 4 calls and follow-up checks.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 4:15pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to various calls, including welfare checks and transient assistance, with some units also handling reports of verbal assaults and traffic-related incidents. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 4:15pm
Placer County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported person of interest in the upper parking lot of National Avenue, with descriptions of a black truck and a white compact vehicle. Additional units were dispatched to a possible related incident, with descriptions of a person wearing a chemical wash hoodie and [clothing redacted]. No significant outcomes were reported.
Placer County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 3:00pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported medical emergency in East Truckee, with subsequent movement towards the intersection of Interdivergent and Truckee roads, though the specific outcome is unclear.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 2:06pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported transient kicking a dog in Nevada City Highway and Banner Lava Cap Road area, and also handled a special complaint and a possible 11-5-50 incident involving a person in dark clothing, though details are unclear.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 2:06pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle accident, with major front end damage to a Toyota Prius, followed by dispatches related to medical assistance and traffic management around Echo Lakes and Johnson Pass.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 21 · 2:06pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units responded to a reported disturbance involving a transient kicking a dog in the county jurisdiction, and units also handled a report of loitering individuals at a bus stop. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified beyond these reports.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 2:06pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle accident on westbound Interstate 80 east of Ferret, with multiple units including Engine 95, Medic 96, and others responding to the scene, and another incident involving a single vehicle off Highway 28 between Crystal Bay and Enside Village, where the response indicated no immediate injuries.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 1:02pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported accident or traffic issue along the highway around mile post 203.9, with Westwatch 9 and Green team involved.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 1:02pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency and routine fire weather updates.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 1:02pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported missing person incident at a park, involving multiple units and a search. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 1:02pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units responded to a reported disturbance, while others handled routine inquiries and missing person checks, with no notable incidents identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 12:03pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vandalism incident, with a 2003 Chevy involved. The traffic suggests routine patrol activities and information sharing among responding units.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 12:03pm
Placer County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Placer County Sheriff units responded to a reported probation search, but no specific incident details could be confirmed from the available information.
Placer County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 12:03pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle fire with a smoking engine compartment on China Camp Road and Coburn Drive, with multiple fire departments and battalions involved in each response.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 12:03pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported traffic accident and area checks, with some units also involved in fraud cases.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 11:02am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported incident at Ben Franklin's involving a retail property owner (RP) who reported an unknown dementia case, where the individual allegedly hit a manager with a cane and threatened to press charges. Routine or unclear radio traffic followed with additional dispatches and unclear chatter.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 11:02am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported threat and harassment incident, where a subject was reportedly watching over another person, causing fear and prompting a request for law enforcement involvement.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 11:02am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units appeared to respond to a reported traffic management situation on Highway 1 and Mainfield, primarily involving speed limit adjustments and passing instructions for various vehicles, including one with Amtrak routes. The calls also included routine traffic updates and coordination between different units.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 11:02am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported commercial fire alarm at Sugar Bowl, which turned out to be a false alarm and all resources were canceled. Routine fire weather conditions were also reported for the eastern, foothill, and valley zones, with low to medium dispatch levels.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 10:04am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported commercial vehicle fire with smoking brakes just west of eastbound 80 in Herschdale, but no fire was found. Additionally, there were dispatches for medical responses and commercial fire alarms in the area, indicating routine fire and medical activity.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 10:04am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle sighting on Donner Pass Road and a search associated with a landline message. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 10:04am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units appeared to respond to a reported traffic stop or vehicle check, involving checks on license plates and identification of individuals. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 9:00am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units responded to a reported person of interest seen in the area, with descriptions of a vehicle and a potential suspect matching previous reports. Routine patrols and a missing person check were also conducted.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 9:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle breakdown or emergency at mile post 203.9, likely involving the [clothing redacted] Detector unit.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 8:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported emergency, likely a traffic issue, and were coordinating their movement along the highway. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 7:00am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported traffic stop, involving a driver named Jose born in 1969, with details verified and clear.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 7:00am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported incident but no further details were provided.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 7:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle accident and several medical calls, with some units also responding to fire alarms.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 6:01am
Placer County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported injury incident involving a person with a large cut on their left arm, likely related to a fire at the Lopez, Nevada area.
Placer County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 6:01am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported track bulletin and dispatch related to train operations along Donner Pass Road, including instructions for BNSF 7181 East to proceed through a red flag at mile post 216.0 without stopping.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 6:01am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported commercial fire alarm at the Truckee Creek Recreation Center, with multiple engine units dispatched but no significant incident ultimately occurring. Later, an apparent false alarm was confirmed, and some units were redirected to medical assistance.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 6:01am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported incident in the area, with several units from Nevada County involved. The nature of the reported incident is unclear from the provided transcriptions.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 5:00am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported poisoning at [address redacted], with multiple medical and law enforcement units staging and en route to the area.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 5:00am
Placer County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported poisoning incident involving Horace Grady, possibly with a female present, but details are unclear. Fire staging and dispatch chatter suggest a cooperative but potentially volatile situation.
Placer County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 5:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported medical call in the area, with dispatch instructions to head to Main Street and South 245.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 5:00am
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle issue on the highway, directing traffic and providing updates on conditions. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 21 · 4:00am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported emergency due to a dead radio battery, though no further details on the response were provided.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 4:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported emergency, possibly involving a traffic stop or assistance request, with emphasis on responding to lights and sirens.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 21 · 3:00am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency at Tahoe Forest Hospital, with additional calls to various locations along Donner Pass Road and in nearby areas like Donner Lake and Northwoods Boulevard.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 3:00am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: County units responded to a reported pedestrian incident in Jones Ridge, with officers rolling out to investigate a male laying in the middle of the roadway.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 21 · 1:00am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported traffic collision, with discussions of meeting behind the station.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 21 · 1:00am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported suspicious activity at a warehouse, with Nevada County Sheriff units also involved. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 21 · 1:00am
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle issue involving a 2014 BMW, likely related to a stolen vehicle report, with details pending confirmation.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 21
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported missing person or persons, with multiple calls for code 4 status checks and inquiries about warnings.
Truckee Police
Sep 21
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle incident or accident, with Air 47 en route to Air 31's location.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 11:00pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported psychiatric issue at Incline Pines, with potential for violence, and a vehicle accident on Donner Pass Road involving an injury.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 11:00pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle accident on 363rd College and a reported vehicle crash into a pole, both involving potential traffic violations. Additionally, units responded to a reported missing person/walkaway in the area, with a description provided for a [person description redacted].
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 10:05pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical issue involving an unknown problem person in the parking lot of the North Tahoe Event Center.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 10:05pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units appeared to respond to various reports, including a possible domestic dispute and welfare checks, but no definitive incidents were confirmed.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 10:05pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units appeared to respond to a reported altercation involving Brandon Walker near Safeway, with some units also dispatched to a dog barking complaint and various traffic stops.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 10:00pm
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 10:00pm
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 9:03pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported traffic obstruction on Elf Street, where a dark-colored pickup truck was blocking the roadway. Routine property return calls and follow-up information requests were also heard, with case numbers assigned. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 9:03pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported traffic blockage, with follow-up calls concerning property recovery and an uncooperative caller. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 9:03pm
Placer County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported intoxicated patient at 97, with Kings Beach Fire requesting assistance. The calls indicate ongoing coordination among various departments to address the situation.
Placer County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 9:03pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported debris issue on Highway 89 and a reported potential suspect sighting in the woods, with air support coordinating ground units for the suspect location.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 8:01pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported vehicle-bicycle collision and a reported medical emergency involving a transient with a possible mental health crisis.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 8:01pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported bicycle accident with possible injury, followed by a report of a person in a mental health crisis, involving a dog and a transient. Additionally, there was communication about a missing person situation, though the outcome was unclear.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 8:01pm
Placer County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported domestic violence incident involving a female, possibly injured, and a male. There were ongoing communications regarding the male suspect's identity and location, with deputies from other agencies assisting in the search and tracking.
Placer County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 8:01pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle incident involving a black Cadillac Escalade, with potential tailgating and near-misses, and were en route to the area east of U.S. 89 south.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 8:01pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical incident involving PTSD patients multiple times, with medical and engine units staging at different locations. Additionally, routine ordinance complaints related to fire pits were handled by Engine 92, with no CAD-assisted pages leading to further action.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 8:00pm
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 8:00pm
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 7:01pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported armed individual in the area, with multiple units backing up the initial response. There was some discussion about reassigning units and contacting a victim at a McDonald's, but the situation did not appear to escalate further.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 7:01pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units appeared to respond to a reported firearm incident, with one individual possibly brandishing a Glock in a restaurant. No specific outcomes were confirmed, and units engaged in routine traffic updates and coordination.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 6:00pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported medical call, with some officers also being called in to assist.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 6:00pm
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 6:00pm
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 5:05pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported animal call, with one unit en route from Chico.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 5:05pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical transfer, with Medic 92 and Truckee Fire Medical Transfer involved in the response.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 5:05pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Truckee Police units responded to a reported incident involving two subjects threatening to fight homeowners near Rough and Ready in West Drive. There were multiple units en route for an area check, but no specific outcomes were confirmed.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 5:05pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported incident involving a vehicle pull-up and subjects threatening homeowners in an unknown address. There were reports of a white Ford Explorer with a U-Haul, but no specific outcomes were confirmed. The activity also included routine traffic checks and welfare checks with no significant incidents identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 4:00pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported history check and a vehicle out of the roadway, but no notable incidents were identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 4:00pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported incident involving a juvenile potentially playing with a phone, which was causing significant issues with 911 call lines.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 4:00pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported vehicle incident west of Farad, including a possible lane splitting violation. Later, a reported fire in the woods was mentioned, though the full outcome remains unclear. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified for the eastbound lane incident near the Donner Summit Rest Area.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 4:00pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical call, with multiple engines and medics en route to various stations. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 4:00pm
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 4:00pm
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 3:01pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical call at the Iowa Health Store and a suspected felony situation on Iowa Hill Road, with officers from multiple units converging to handle the potential serious incident.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 3:01pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported medical incident and a release from the forest, with potential responses to a medical emergency en route. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 3:01pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units appeared to respond to reported incidents, primarily involving traffic and events in the area, though specific details were unclear. Units were dispatched for various events without clear outcomes.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 2:00pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical checkout involving a NCSO (Noticed Citizen Situation Officer) at Alder Creek Road, near Ski Slope, Wolfgang, mile 1307, with Medic 92, Battalion 9, and Medic 19 involved in the response.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 2:00pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported train incident that caused significant delays, and there were also routine train length issues and mechanical problems reported, including a stalled train needing assistance to clear a restricted area.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 2:00pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle breakdown and another potential traffic issue involving a full-scale taxi incident along Iowa Hill.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 2:00pm
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 2:00pm
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 1:04pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple units responded to a reported motorhome sighting west of Hillier and a few calls regarding BMW towing in the [address redacted] Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 1:04pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to various work zone and area check requests, as well as assistance calls related to vehicles and potential mental health concerns. The activity involved multiple units from Nevada County Sheriff’s Department and neighboring counties, assisting with vehicle-related issues and conducting routine checks.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 1:04pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency in the south area of Truckee.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 1:04pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported vehicle brake checking incident involving a white Ford F-150 in the north upper Truckee area, with subsequent follow-up from other units.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 12:03pm
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported train issue or incident at mile post 221.8, track 2, near East and West Truckee, with some confusion over directions.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 12:03pm
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle disturbance and possible traffic accident in the area, including a trailer incident and a back pain complaint for a daughter. Radio traffic indicated routine patrol and information exchange among responding units without any serious incidents identified.
CHP Truckee/Tahoe
Sep 20 · 12:03pm
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle accident with back pain complaints, with multiple units including Engine 31, Medic 52, 96, and 51, as well as Grass Valley Engine and Rescue 21, responding to the scene.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 12:03pm
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported felony vehicle in Placer County, with a vehicle described as a silver two-door pick-up with a black camper shell, suspected to have fled towards Colfax from the Iowa Hill Store. There were also reports of a suspect shooting at a victim, but no further details on the outcome.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 12:03pm
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units responded to a reported vehicle fleeing towards Colfax after a possible felony vehicle incident, and there were multiple dispatches regarding unauthorized persons and potential breaks, but no definitive outcomes were confirmed.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 12:00pm
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 12:00pm
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 11:01am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Several units responded to a reported traffic stop on Highway 20, while others attended to routine enforcement matters, such as spot checks and probation-related issues.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 11:01am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle issue, including a rotational tow request for a red Ford Focus, and a decoy request for a residence. There were also reports of traffic updates and code 4 activations, indicating potential patrol or emergency responses, but no definitive incidents were identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 11:01am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 11:01am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported commercial fire alarm at the Ritz-Carlton Highlands Court, involving potential water flow issues in the pump room, with multiple units including Engine 31 and Engine 32, responding to the scene.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 10:01am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle issue and a driver walking up a hill, involving traffic control and vehicle inspections.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 10:01am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle issue at Sparks, but the specific nature of the call was unclear.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 10:01am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical call for a fall detection on Christina Drive, with multiple units including Engine 13 and Medic 13, as well as a dozer transfer, being dispatched to the scene.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 10:01am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported vehicle-related incident on West Main Street, involving a driver who moved a liquor bottle and then attempted to walk towards a nearby location. Additionally, units responded to a reported accident or incident on County 419, though details were unclear.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 10:00am
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 10:00am
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 9:01am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported suspicious circumstances call at Condon Park, with multiple units from different jurisdictions being dispatched. Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 9:01am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to be responding to routine requests for information and scheduling, with no notable incidents identified.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 9:01am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported suspicious circumstances call at Conham Park, and there were several updates related to employee statuses and routine patrols in the area, including calls for confirmation and directions.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 8:02am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported disturbance call with an agitated subject at [address redacted], but no code 3 response was deemed necessary. There were attempts to secure additional units and identify a specific subject named Michael, but the subject's identity remained unclear. The activity included discussions about medical assistance and code 3 responses, which were ultimately not required.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 8:02am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported incident of a potentially agitated individual in a residential area, with multiple units being dispatched but unable to locate the subject. No specific outcomes or incidents were confirmed.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 8:00am
911 Hangup / Unknown
4.93M 90% Per Rapiddeploy 911 Open Line / Slight Conversations Heard In The Background. Msg Left On Call Back.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD @ 80 RAMP and 20 RAMP
Sep 20 · 8:00am
Welfare Check
Caller Calling From San Francisco Reporting Her Son Was Camping And Is Overdue By 2 Days, Son Is Camping Alone, Assoc With Silver Forester Unknown Lp. Son Hiked In And Vehicle Should Be 3/4 Mile Before You Get To His Campsite. Caller Trying To Get On Sons Computer To Poss Get A Better Location For Him, Reqg 1021 Prior To Rsp [/Mdt 09/20/26 00:00] Extensive Area Check Completed Down To Pierce Creek Crossing/ Campground And Numerous Other Offshoots And Side Roads. Usfs Camprground And Carlyle Road Checked To The Extent A Patrol Vehicle Could Make It. Caller Notified We Were Utl For Their Son And They Believe He Already Left The Area Then. Caller Advised The Son Is Adventerous And This Is Not Out Of The Ordinary. Caller Does Not Believe Sar Or Mups Is Necessary For Tonight. Non Emergency Number Provided If Further Is Needed.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO)
EAGLE LAKES RD
Sep 20 · 7:00am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: County Sheriff units responded to a reported medical call, though no specific details of the incident were provided.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 7:00am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported incident, likely involving a traffic stop or patrol activity, though the specific nature is unclear due to the repetitive and garbled nature of the transmission.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20 · 6:32am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported accident, as D6620 was dispatched to an order on the move.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 3:00am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Routine or unclear radio traffic; no notable incidents identified.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 3:00am
Railroad — Truckee
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported traffic incident involving a roof pass detected at mile post 203.9.
Railroad — Truckee
Sep 20 · 2:01am
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Multiple fire and medical units responded to a reported bicycle injury where a head was hit on a rock in the parking lot of River Ranch. Additional calls indicated a second reported medical incident at [address redacted], but the nature of that incident was unclear.
Fire Dispatch
Sep 20 · 2:01am
Truckee Police
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported trespasser incident involving racial remarks, where the suspect left the scene without further incident. The call also involved some unclear radio traffic related to a potential physical for a team, but no definitive outcomes were confirmed.
Truckee Police
Sep 20 · 2:01am
Nevada County Sheriff
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units appeared to respond to a reported emergency, possibly involving a traffic or parking lot issue, though the exact nature is unclear.
Nevada County Sheriff
Sep 20
Fire Dispatch
• Unconfirmed scanner activity: Units responded to a reported medical emergency at [address redacted], Route 4, with both engine and medic units dispatched.
Fire Dispatch