Nevada County Calworks

The Nevada County Resource Conservation District (NCRCD) was founded on November 13, 1943 with a mission to promote responsible natural resource management. The NCRCD is a state mandated not-for-profit Special District that is neither a regulatory group nor a county entity. We are a "political subdivision" of the State of California (under California Public Resources Code, Division Nine, Section 9003), not funded by the state, and required to pay state sales tax. We are federally tax-exempt under Section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Service code and can accept donations as tax-free contributions. We receive a small percentage of revenue from property taxes of Nevada County residents. The NCRCD is governed by a 5-member Board of Directors made up of local landowners appointed by the Nevada County Board of Supervisors to 4-year terms. Directors provide input for local natural resources management.

Grass Valley Mid County Burn is a local establishment in Grass Valley, CA that offers burn services to the community. With a focus on providing safe and efficient burn solutions, Grass Valley Mid County Burn is dedicated to assisting residents with their burning needs. Generated from their business information

The Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District, established in 1986 through the merger of the Air Pollution Control Districts of Nevada, Plumas, and Sierra Counties, is dedicated to achieving and maintaining air quality standards to protect public health. The district implements various programs aimed at enhancing air quality and provides resources for residents to stay informed about air quality advisories and regulations. In addition to monitoring air quality, the district offers grant incentive programs designed to assist residents in improving local air conditions, such as the Woodstove Change-Out Program and several other initiatives targeting emissions reduction. The district emphasizes community engagement by providing real-time air quality data, health advisories, and education on burning regulations and alternatives. Generated from the website