Alpine County California

Alpine County Unveils Conceptual Designs for Turtle Rock Park Master Plan Alpine County, June 28, 2024 – Alpine County is excited to announce the release of the first conceptual designs for the Turtle Rock Park Master Plan. This milestone marks a pivotal step in our ongoing efforts to enhance and revitalize one of our community’s most cherished recreational spaces. The conceptual designs, crafted by Design Workshop, aim to create an environment that will serve both residents and visitors. The proposed plans include a variety of features such as improved picnic areas, upgraded trails, new playgrounds, and enhanced facilities to support a wide range of outdoor activities. “We are thrilled to share these initial designs with the community,” said Sam Booth, Community Development Director of Alpine County. “Turtle Rock Park is a treasured asset, and our goal is to ensure it returns as a vibrant and welcoming space for everyone. We look forward to receiving valuable feedback from our residents and visitors to help shape the planning process.” Alpine County invites all community members and visitors to review the draft concepts and provide their input. Your feedback is crucial in ensuring the master plan meets the diverse needs and desires of our community. To view the conceptual designs and submit your comments, please visit the following link: https://lnkd.in/gfMxsEVf The feedback period will be open until?July 30, 2024. The feedback will then be included into a preferred master plan design.?Alpine County will host a series of?additional public?meetings and workshops to discuss the designs and gather further input. Dates and details for these events will be announced soon.?The goal is to complete the master plan by the end of 2024 and secure funding for final design and construction. For more information please visit: https://lnkd.in/gJHcCP27 We look forward to your participation and thank you for helping shape the future of Turtle Rock Park. About Alpine County Alpine County, located in the heart of the Sierra Nevada, is dedicated to preserving its natural beauty while promoting sustainable growth and community well-being. With a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for its residents and visitors, Alpine County continues to foster a spirit of collaboration and innovation.

Alpine County Honors Road Department Supervisor Todd Ellis for 40 Years of Dedicated Service Markleeville, CA – June 18, 2024 – Alpine County is proud to honor Todd Ellis, Road Department Supervisor, for his remarkable 40 years of dedicated service to our community. Todd's unwavering commitment to maintaining and improving our roadways has been instrumental in ensuring the safety and quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Todd’s hard work, expertise, and leadership have significantly contributed to the county's infrastructure development and maintenance. From overseeing snow removal operations during harsh winters to coordinating road repair projects in the summer, Todd's dedication has been evident in every aspect of his work. Nichole Williamson, Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Alpine County, expressed her heartfelt gratitude for Todd's exceptional service: "Todd Ellis's tireless efforts and dedication to Alpine County have been nothing short of extraordinary. His commitment to the safety and quality of our roadways has ensured that our community remains connected and secure, no matter the challenges we face. We are profoundly grateful for his 40 years of outstanding service and leadership." As Todd Ellis reaches this significant milestone, Alpine County extends its deepest appreciation for his invaluable contributions. His legacy of excellence and commitment will continue to inspire future generations of county employees. About Alpine County: Alpine County, located in the Sierra Nevada region of California, is known for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant community, and commitment to maintaining a high quality of life for its residents. The county government works diligently to provide essential services, promote sustainable development, and preserve the natural beauty of the area. Contact: JT Chevallier Phone: (530)-240-5574 Email: [email protected]