Tahoe Forest Hospital District / Tahoe Forest Health System has COVID-19 information here: https://www.tfhd.com/covid/covid-overview. The webpage is also available in Spanish by clicking the language option on the top right corner.

Tahoe / Truckee COVID-19 Vaccines
Visit https://www.tfhd.com/covid-19-vaccine for information about COVID-19 vaccines through Tahoe Forest Hospital District. 

If you are experiencing fever, cough, or shortness of breath, please call the Tahoe Forest Health System COVID-19 Hotline at (530) 582-3450.

If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1. If  you are experiencing an urgent medical situation, go to the nearest Emergency Department or Urgent Care clinic immediately.

The Sierra-Sacramento Valley Emergency Medical Services Agency has designated Tahoe Forest Hospital as a Level III Trauma Center. This means our emergency medicine team has consistently demonstrated their ability to provide advanced trauma life support, evaluation, stabilization, and diagnostic services. Additionally, it allows our team to prioritize severely injured patients throughout their entire course of stay.
Emergency care available 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Visit an emergency room if you experience a life-threatening injury or illness, including fever in a newborn less than 3 months old. The skilled, professional staff at the emergency rooms of Tahoe Forest Hospital and Incline Village Community Hospital are always available to treat any emergent need requiring immediate … [read more]

The Truckee Fire Protection District provides Fire, Rescue, and Emergency Medical Services on a 24 hour basis. Offers general safety information on topics including Defensible Space, Fire and Home Safety, Fire Conditions, Burn Permits, and Emergency Evacuations at local stations.

Web pages from above with visible url links

• Home - https://www.truckeefire.org/
• Map of Truckee Fire Protection District service area - https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5a8daffbbe42d684f619597e/t/5b1ac39703ce640b7e947b47/1528480677807/TFPD_Fire+District+Map.pdf

Town of Truckee is served by the Truckee Fire Protection District whose service area extends beyond the Town of Truckee limits. Provides Fire, Rescue, and Emergency Medical Services on a 24-hour basis. Offers general safety information on topics including Defensible Space, Fire and Home Safety, Fire Conditions, Burn Permits, and Emergency Evacuations at local stations.

Web pages from above with visible url links

• Home - https://www.truckeefire.org/
• Stations - https://www.truckeefire.org/fire-stations

Truckee Fire Protection District has 8 locations to serve the community:  

STATION 91
10049 Donner Pass Road  
Station 91 is where you can locate the Administration office, Fire Prevention bureau, and the Wildfire Prevention division.
Main access to the offices are through the door facing Donner Pass Road at the front of the station and up the center staircase. Here you will find the offices of the Fire Chief, Fire Marshal, Division Chiefs, Public Information Officer, Wildfire Prevention, and Administrative staff.
Open Mon-Fri 8:00am to 4:30pm (excluding holidays). Closed from 12pm-1pm for lunch.

STATION 92
11473 Donner Pass Road
Station 92 is the "main station", located in the center of the Fire District. This station houses the Office of the Battalion Chief and is staffed on a full-time basis by a Fire Captain and three Firefighter/Paramedics. 
This station also includes the Fire District's shop, managed by the Fleet & Facilities Manger.
Housed at this s… [read more]

Assists county healthcare organizations and other community groups in preparing and planning for emergencies.

The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office provides free “EVACUATED” tags for residents to place in a highly visible place such as a door, reflective address sign, mailbox, fence, or gate as they evacuate their residence during an emergency. These tags will help first responders swiftly identify which homes have been evacuated so they can focus their attention on those who still need help and decrease overall evacuation times. 

It is a complement to, not a replacement of other best practices, like having a go bag ready, being familiar with the Hi-Lo evacuation siren, and knowing evacuation routes.

It is understood that some residents may be apprehensive to place a sign like this in front of their homes, believing it could invite criminal activity. The Sheriff’s Office, which oversees evacuations, assures all concerned residents that once an area is evacuated law enforcement will minimize access to those areas. Deputies will then saturate those evacuated areas with patrols. The process can … [read more]

The Peardale-Chicago Park Fire Protection District, Station 57 provides fire suppression services, emergency medical response and public assistance from stations in Chicago Park and Peardale.

Serves the communities of Peardale, Chicago Park and You Bet/Red Dog. Emergency services are also provided to three campgrounds on Rollins Lake: Orchard Springs, Greenhorn and Peninsula.

Web pages:

• Home - https://www.pcpfire.org/
  

The Nevada County Consolidated Fire District provides fire suppression and emergency medical response services. Special operations include swift water rescue and large animal rescue. Additional programs include fire inspection and prevention services, public education programs, and participation in community projects. 

Green waste disposal info is available on the County of Nevada Green Waste Disposal web page. There are occasional free green waste disposal days in east and west county. Dates, times, and locations are announced when info for the events is finalized.

Web pages

• Green Waste disposal in Nevada County -https://www.nevadacountyca.gov/2775/Green-Waste-Disposal

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