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Safeguard against skin cancer with guidance from the Skin Cancer & Dermatology Institute Living in the Reno-Tahoe area, we cherish our time outdoors, reveling in a plethora of activities, dining [...]
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The history of El Dorado County dates back to the 1848 discovery of gold that led to the California Gold Rush. Taking up 1,786 square miles of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, most of the county is public land composed of rolling hills and mountains. According to a U.S. Census estimate, 192,843 people reside in El Dorado County, whose biggest hubs are Placerville, South Lake Tahoe, and the unincorporated but fast-growing El Dorado Hills. The region attracts visitors with wine trails, historic towns, and a flourishing arts culture, plus loads of outdoor activities including skiing, mountain biking, fishing, and whitewater rafting.
The Board holds regular meetings three times per month on Tuesdays. Meetings can be viewed on a live stream, and videos of past meetings are archived online.
Appointed by the Board of Supervisors, the Planning Commission reviews and acts on matters related to growth, housing needs, rezoning, permits, subdivisions and environmental protection. Meetings are open to the public.
Pony Express Trail Project Construction to Begin by Early May04/23/2024
Pony Express Trail Project Construction to Begin by Early May
Mosquito Road Closure Times Increase to 10:00PM04/11/2024
Mosquito Road Closure Times Increase to 10:00PM
County Launches Online Tool to Learn About and Track Development Projects04/08/2024
County Launches Online Tool to Learn About and Track Development Projects
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The El Dorado County Senior Nutrition Service's meal delivery program isn't just a nutrition program, it provides a way for homebound seniors stay connected with the outside world.
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