Carson City Public Works

SpecialtiesThe Clean Tahoe Program provides a number of services to keep the communities in South Tahoe clean and litter-free. Litter Removal and Education: Our primary focus is litter abatement and we have two field crew workers who drive regularly scheduled routes throughout the City of South Lake Tahoe and El Dorado County and remove visible litter and illegally dumped items. Hauling Services: Clean Tahoe offers affordable hauling services to assist those in the community who need to have furniture or appliances transported to the Transfer Station. Volunteer Programs: We engage the community in volunteer cleanup events and in keeping neighborhoods clean and litter-free. Community Cleanup Day ($5 Dump Day): In partnership with South Tahoe Refuse, Clean Tahoe hosts an annual event where residents can bring unwanted items to the Transfer Station at greatly reduced rates. The event is held the first Saturday in June.

Carson City Animal Services is dedicated to the welfare and protection of animals within the Carson City area. They provide various services aimed at promoting responsible pet ownership and ensuring the safety of animals and the community. Focused on local animal care needs, Carson City Animal Services offers resources for adoption, lost and found pets, and public education on pet responsibilities. Their commitment to animal welfare is reflected in their active engagement with the community and their various programs designed to support both pets and their owners. Generated from the website

The Carson Water Subconservancy District is a vital organization dedicated to promoting cooperative action in the Carson River Watershed, connecting communities and safeguarding the environment, economy, and quality of life. With its meandering 184-mile path through diverse landscapes, from alpine meadows to desert plateaus, the Carson River Basin attracts human settlement and supports various natural resources, including tribal lands, parks, and agricultural areas. Spanning approximately 3,965 square miles, the Carson River Watershed is a terminal river system that does not flow into an ocean. Within this watershed, the Clear Creek Sub-Watershed covers an area of about 13.5 square miles, serving as a year-round tributary to the Carson River. Through outreach, education, and conservation efforts, the Carson Water Subconservancy District strives to protect and enhance the Carson River Watershed for the benefit of present and future generations.Generated from the website