Lake Tahoe Posts - Incline Village & Crystal Bay

Incline Justice Court finds new home, role for constable - Miranda Jacobson / Tahoe Daily Tribune (August 28, 2022)
The Incline Justice Center has found a new home after a long search since finding out its current location would be sold in June 2021. The location of the court, currently at 865 Tahoe Boulevard, will relocate to 855 Alder Avenue, an existing Washoe County facility that used to house the Forest Service.

Washoe County Assistant County Manager Kate Thomas has been working on the transition with Judge Alan Tiras in order to create the perfect space to continue existing services provided by the court.

“The Community Center on Alder was opened in 2018 to provide a gathering space for seniors and other community members including some leased space for the USFS,” said Thomas. “During the pandemic, the facility was closed and subsequent discussions with USFS to vacate their lease as their workforce was moved to a virtual operation allowed the perfect opportunity to move the Incline Justice Court into the space following some remodeling.”

Come down to Aspen Grove, Lower Green no later than 9am to watch our amazing NLTFPD fire crews drop buckets of rubber ducks onto a target on the field. It is exciting to have winning ducks!
You can still buy ducks!
Incline Cleaners / Email Lu lurn@me.com / Text 510-334-5343

We are excited to invite the public back to this fun and family oriented event!

Support the Rotary club's wonderful local and global projects. We support youth programs, ESL programs, Education, nutrition and winter warmth programs as well as international projects such as Rotaract of Kerrogie Ethiopia's Back to School Supply distribution and the Washable Sanitary Pad project serving more than 600 young people!

Incline High School Highlander Football team will take on Saint Vincent High School from Petaluma, California this Saturday 9/3 @ 6pm at Incline High School. If you haven't gotten your tickets yet, skip the lines and buy your IHS Booster membership which includes access for 4 to all home games, including football, basketball, volleyball, etc. If you sign up before Friday 9/2, your name will be on a list and you can skip the line! All IHS students attend games for free.
Booster membership and banners are for a given school year, so if you haven't renewed or signed up for this year, please do so.
There are two basic annual memberships:
Family Membership $75 (access for 4 to all home games and select booster events)
Family Banner $500 (includes family membership + personalized banner in the large gym)

Over the past 3 years, the Sierra Community House Hunger Relief program has been feeding 3 times as many families as we had in the past. In 2019, they had about 180 clients and in 2022 there are 650 clients. This year there is no money to buy turkeys for Thanksgiving. Incline Village Realtors Good Neighbor Committee has been challenged to raise $16,000 during our annual food drive to provide the turkeys.
IVR will also match the first $2,500 raised - donate today and double your impact!
Please help us reach our goal so our entire community can enjoy a holiday dinner.

JOB OPENING at MOUNTAIN WORKSPACE! ~ Mountain Workspace in Incline Village is hiring an associate to work M-F 9:00AM-2:00PM.
Spend time in a beautiful, professional environment with private offices, communal work tables, dedicated desks, conference room, lounge, and kitchen. Perfect job for a mom with school kids, a bookkeeper with your own work to do, or someone who works remotely and needs high-speed internet and a nice quiet space to get things done. Although this job has tasks to be done, there is plenty of time to do your own work after taking care of customers and the co-working space. Please send resume to mountainworkspace@gmail.com or call Roger at 775-379-1124.

If you are new to Pilates, connect with us for private sessions before you jump into a group class. This will help us understand more about you and what will suit you best. Our Intro to Pilates Package starts at $250 and includes 3 Private Sessions PLUS a Non-Apparatus Group Fitness Class Voucher good at either our Incline Village or Tahoe City locations.

Have you faced challenges insuring your home or property in the Nevada? The data collected in this survey will help provide information that can be used to support more sustainable insurance solutions for our community.
With the threat of wildfire ever looming, securing and maintaining insurance has become more challenging. Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation, in collaboration with a group of fire and insurance experts, is collecting information about insurance issues facing Nevada communities. Please take 5 minutes to let us know about your experience and any challenges you may have faced finding and maintaining insurance.

Our fabulous Village Christian Thrift Shop will be featured on the Dr. Lori YouTube channel Sunday Sept. 4th at 2pm. This is the final taping of our episodes on the Dr. Lori show. Roland did the excellent camera work and I did the tour. Have fun watching. Maybe even get a “watch party” together and Dr. Lori will answer your questions in the comments live.

Come one, come all to the greatest show in Incline! Join us for the 11th Annual TCF Fall Fest on Friday, October 14th at 6PM at the Chateau. This wild carnival night will come to life with all the vintage fixings to take you back 200 years and make this a night you’ll never forget! Acrobatic artists, lion tamers, games and entertainment both dazzling and daring. Will you win? What part will you play in this night of revelry?
Early bird tickets are ON SALE NOW. Sale prices end August 31st.
How can you help? Become an Event Sponsor (details below) or DONATE your Airbnb, airline points, liquor/wine worth $50+ or host a buy-in party. Your gifts will make this night even more magical!
Contact Alyce to donate or if you have questions. (775) 832-8230 / Alyce@tcfkids.org

We would like to take this opportunity to highlight the importance of residential fire sprinklers. On the evening of August 11th, North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District responded to a residential structure fire. Authorities say a single fire sprinkler contained the fire to the area of origin. The cause of the fire appears accidental and there were no reported injuries.