Buckle up, Tahoe fam, local government is bringing the boardroom to your backyard. On September 30th, El Dorado County’s supervisors are ditching their usual inland headquarters and rolling into South Lake Tahoe for a meeting that might actually matter to you.

Why Should You Care?

District V Supervisor Brooke Laine isn’t just doing this for show. By hosting the meeting at Lake Tahoe Airport’s City Hall, residents can finally skip the soul-crushing two-hour round trip just to hear about local policy. Smart move, right?

Hot Topics on the Agenda

This isn’t your grandpa’s boring county meeting. They’re diving into some seriously relevant local issues like vacation rental enforcement, potentially banning single-use plastics (hello, sustainability!), and even discussing a bridge mural at Tahoe Paradise Park. Snow removal recruitment is also on deck, which anyone who’s navigated Tahoe’s winter roads knows is no small deal.

Get Involved

Want the full scoop? Check out the complete agenda on El Dorado County’s Legistar Calendar. The meeting kicks off at 9:00 a.m., so set those alarms and grab your coffee. Local governance doesn’t have to be a snooze fest, this is your chance to see democracy in action, Tahoe style.

Remember, showing up matters. These decisions impact our mountain community, from rental regulations to environmental policies. So whether you’re a local or a weekend warrior, this meeting could be your backstage pass to understanding what’s really going down in our slice of paradise.