Redwood Community Services (RCS) is now operating and supporting the emergency shelter (as of today, December 1)! Newly renamed "Xamitin Haven" (at 1111 Whalen Way, Lakeport) is open 24/7, currently accommodating 35 established guests. Read on...
Members of the public will be aware multiple incidents of youth opioid overdose have recently occurred in Lake County. These are tragic and stark reminders consuming drugs, even once, can prove fatal. Read on...
In December 2023 or January 2024, the Bookmobile will embark on its Welcome Tour. Its regular route will begin in 2024. Thanks to all residents who shared their service needs to inform the initial plan for the Bookmobile! Read on...
Ray Buenaventura, Chief Public Defender, wants to work with you to promote community-focused, holistic Public Defense in Lake County. "Read on" to learn more about Ray's vision and how you can help. Read on...
Property Tax bills with Whittier Return Address (P.O. Box 6011) ARE legitimate. Bills will be mailed out beginning the week of October 23. Please "Read On" for more information from the Treasurer-Tax Collector's Office! Read on...
Do you live along or near the Soda Bay Corridor? If you missed Monday evening's Soda Bay Corridor Evacuation Planning Meeting, you can view the presentation slides and access our online survey by clicking "Read on..." Read on...
Promoting the well-being of every County resident is among the Lake County Board of Supervisors' highest priorities. "Read on..." for a Statement from Chair Pyska on recent changes to Health Services Department Leadership. Read on...
CalFresh recipients living in Cobb zip code 95426 who have not yet received replacement benefits due to the power outages in August 2023 will have 30 percent of their August 2023 benefits replaced. Read on...
Noemi C. Doohan, MD, PhD, MPH, has been appointed Public Health Officer for the County of Lake. The Ceremonial Oath of Office will be administered tomorrow, 9/12; scheduled for 1:30pm, it will not be taken up earlier than that time. Read on...
On Tuesday, September 19, at 11am, the County of Lake will be hosting a small and micro business owner training in Kelseyville, focused on “Business Start-up and Expansion in 2023.” Read On to learn more, and Register Today! Read on...
The Lake County Department of Public Works (DPW) invites you to a public meeting on development of a Soda Bay Corridor Evacuation Plan. Monday, September 25, from 4:30-7:30pm. Riviera Heights HOA clubhouse. Read on...
Funds are available in two $123,123 grants: 1) a Formula Allocation Grant for Rapid Rehousing Programs only; and 2) a Regional Competition Grant for Emergency Shelter or Rapid Rehousing Programs. Deadline: 10/1, 11:59pm PST Read on...
Continuum of Care (LCCoC) announces availability of $113,627 in combined federal grant funding for providers of homeless services projects across Lake County, offered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Read on...
Lake County has recently observed a concerning uptick in West Nile Virus (WNV) activity. County Public Health and Vector Control leaders provide guidance on how residents can protect themselves from this mosquito-borne disease. Read on...
With high temperatures expected to persist over much of the next week, many members of Lake County's communities will be seeking opportunities to escape the heat. Read on for heat safety information and more! Read on...
August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day and Lake County Behavioral Health Services would like to recognize all of those lost to drug overdose and those struggling with addiction. Learn more about how to raise awareness! Read on...
NWS’ Eureka Office has issued an Excessive Heat Watch for much of Lake County Friday morning, July 14, through Sunday evening, July 16. "Read on" for options to Beat the Heat. Read on...
Remember, personal use, “Safe and Sane,” fireworks are only legal when purchased and used within the incorporated boundaries (City Limits) of the City of Lakeport. Fireworks are illegal in the City of Clearlake and unincorporated Lake County. Read on...
Effective Tuesday, June 27, 2023, Zonehaven AWARE has changed its name to Genasys Protect. Only the name is changing. Zone information and zone numbers will not be changing. "Read on..." to learn more! Learn more...
Cyanobacteria blooms have recently worsened, and are visible in many portions of Clear Lake. This 2023 Cyanobacteria informational release contains helpful general guidance on what to do when cyanobacteria blooms are present. Read on...
Seven students graduated from Job Readiness, Courage to Change Substance Abuse, and Coping with Anger classes on June 21, 2023. Programs were hosted by the Probation Department, Coletrain Transformation Station and Woodland Community College! Read on...
Funds will be used to support development of Countywide Evacuation and Climate Adaptation Plans, and other measures to make Lake County communities more resilience to climate change. Congrats to the County Office of Climate Resiliency! Read on...
On Thursday, June 29, at 6pm, the County of Lake will partner with Community Development Services (CDS) to host a small and micro business owner training at Middletown Art Center, “Business Start-up and Expansion in 2023” Register Today!
3er Foro de Vision Comunitaria: Honrando a Todas la Voces Lunes, 26 de Junio, 2023 a las 6:00 p.m. -- 3rd Honoring All Voices Community Visioning Forum Monday, June 26, 6pm Read on...
The County of Lake Parks and Recreation Division recently constructed an outdoor trail and installed multiple fitness stations at Lucerne Creek Park. Visit 6238 9th Avenue, Lucerne, to Enjoy These New Public Amenities! Read on...
The $220,638 in AB 178-enabled grant funding will be used to establish a Mobile Probation Service Center, which will greatly enhance supports for unhoused individuals. Read on...
This Saturday, April 15, 2023, Lake County Water Resources will be hosting a Highland Springs Vegetation Cleanup Day, from 9am-2pm. Participants will be meeting at the Highland Springs Disc Golf Course. Read on...
Honoring All Voices: A Community Visioning Forum Monday, April 24, 6pm - Honrando todas las voces: Un foro de visión comunitaria lunes 24 de abril, 6 p. m. Read on...
The Lake County Water Resources Department urges Highland Springs recreators to continue to exercise caution, due to storm-related damage. Due to wet conditions, trails remain closed to equestrians and bikers. Read on...
The County is hosting a Parks, Recreation and Trails-focused Visioning Workshop 4/11 from 6:30-8:00 pm at 255 N Forbes Street, Lakeport. Pop-up events in Lakeport and Clearlake 4/11 and 4/12. Read on...
Visit Lake County's Agricultural Center at 883 Lakeport Blvd, Lakeport. 325 specimens and 254 different Lake and Mendocino County species from twenty different butterfly and moth families! Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. Read on...
We are very pleased to announce BOS appointments of Lloyd Guintivano as County Counsel, effective March 25, 2023, and Assistant County Administrative Officer, Stephen L. Carter, Jr., as Behavioral Health Director, effective March 18. Read on...
The Lake County Office of Emergency Services invites the public to learn more about the 2023 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Thursday, March 23, 6pm, at 19400 Hartmann Rd, Hidden Valley Lake, CA, 95467. Read on...
Highland Springs Recreation Area will remain closed until further notice, due to hazardous conditions caused by storm damage. This closure includes the Range and Rod and Gun Club. Read on...
With the National Weather Service (NWS) now reporting storm activity is slowing, some enhanced services will be suspended tomorrow morning (3/1), at 7am. Thank You to ALL Who Have Sacrificed to Help Others Endure the Storm Read on...
The County of Lake is opening an additional Warming Center at the Middletown Senior Center, 21256 Washington St., Middletown, 95451. This location will be open 7pm-7am today (Monday, February 27), and tomorrow (Tuesday, February 28). Read on...
If you or someone you know is homebound and unable to access critical services, please call 707-262-4431 for information on available resources, and emergency needs. Read on...
Residents are encouraged to prepare now for the possibility of further power outages. Light mountain snow expected today in some portions of Lake County, and heavier snowfall, “down to 1,000 feet Sunday night into Tuesday.” Gusty winds Monday. Read on...
Passionate about ensuring Indigent Defense Services are effectively and equitably provided? The Board of Supervisors is seeking applicants to fill vacancies on the Lake County Public Defenders’ Advisory Committee! Read on...
US Forest Service Report Shows Tree Mortality is Worsening in Lake County. County officials and partners are heavily engaged in efforts to secure funding. Read on...
Are you passionate and knowledgeable about locally-led long term sustainable conservation and stewardship of natural resources and agriculture? Apply today to fill a vacancy on the Lake County Resource Conservation District Board of Directors! Read on...
“Small Business Success in 2023” Event to be Held 2/22 (NEXT WEDNESDAY!), 6-7:30pm, at Lake County Volunteer Firefighter’s Association Brick Hall, 16374 Main Street, in Lower Lake – REGISTER TODAY! Read on...
Parks, trails, and recreation programs encourage an active lifestyle, and we want all Lake County residents to have access. Please provide input on the future of our facilities and programs through our Community Needs Survey by March 10! Read on...
Boaters advised to exercise caution today (February 3) through February 13, due to Seine Net Fishing for the Clear Lake Common Carp And Goldfish Management Project (Robinson Rancheria Press Release) Read on...
UPDATED: Stormwater runoff from recent rains has washed trees and other floating debris into the Clear Lake. County residents and visitors are advised to take caution to avoid such hazards when boating. Read on...
If an Invasive Mussel Introduction Occurred, How Would the County Respond? - Virtual Forum to be held Thursday February 2, 2023 at 10am via Zoom, read on for registration information! Read on...
The Lake County Sheriff's Office of Emergency Services shares an update on the ongoing winter storm event, outlook for the future, and tips to help residents prepare. Read on...
The National Weather Service's Eureka Office is predicting 6-12 inches of additional rain between now and Tuesday for portions of Lake County. Sign up for LakeCoAlerts and Nixle and view other informational resources. Read on...
Information and resources for Lake County residents from the County's Water Resources Department, including links to real-time and forecasted lake and stream conditions. Read on...
The Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM, CAL FIRE) advises a Public Hearing on Fire Hazard Severity Zones will be held in the Lake County Board Chambers 1/24 at 9:15am. Read on...
The County of Lake's Invasive Species Coordinator, Angela De Palma-Dow, recently served as lead author of an Ecosphere-public journal article! The research team found Climate Change, not wildfires, primarily drives Clear Lake Water Quality. Read on...
After 41 years of service, Lake County’s Auditor-Controller, Cathy Saderlund retired yesterday, December 13. Saderlund's commitment to not only do her job with integrity but see that the work effectively continues beyond her time is truly remarkable! Read on...
On Tuesday, December 13, the Board of Supervisors, colleagues and Congressman Thompson Commended Sheriff Martin for outstanding service. Wife, Crystal Martin, emphasized, “If you think he’s a great Sheriff, you should see him as a husband and father.” Read on...
On Tuesday (12/13), the Board of Supervisors presented a Proclamation of Commendation, celebrating Ms. Ringen’s upcoming retirement (effective December 30, 2022) after 32 years of distinguished service! Read on...
During yesterday’s (12/13) meeting, the Lake County Board of Supervisors celebrated the rich contributions of Michelle “Micki” Dolby, in her more than 16 years of service to the County of Lake. Read on...
CAL FIRE has determined wildfire risk has been significantly reduced by recent rains. Burn permits, available at https://www.southlakecountyfire.org/home/permits/, are required for all outdoor burning in the Lake County Air Basin. Read on...
Local health officials are concerned about the potential of a substantial year-over-year increase in respiratory illnesses (RSV, influenza, common cold, SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19), and effects on access to local healthcare. Read on...
