The Northern California Small Business Development Finance Center (Norcal SBDC) is offering free COVID-19 Updates with Live Q&A every Mon/Wed/Fri at 10:30am. These updates cover the most recent developments of the Small Business Administration’s EIDL and PPP programs, among other topics.
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Lake Area Planning Council (APC) is looking at expanding bicycle, pedestrian and transit use and improving safety and access for all road users along Highway 20. They have a mapping system asking for your input on plans for what is deemed "traffic calming." You can click the button below to weigh in on your ideas.  Dollar General is making plans to come to Upper Lake. Those who wish to weigh-in on this should attend the community meeting at Habematolel Tribal Meeting Hall at 9460 Main Street in Upper Lake on Wednesday January 16th 5:00-6:30 PM
In the month of January, the County of Lake has been hosting Community Visioning Forums throughout the County.
Lake County is hosting a series of five Community Visioning Forums in the month of January to seek public input on Core County Government services and finances.
“Lake County is facing some very difficult budgetary decisions ahead, and we are asking for residents’ help in prioritizing our County services and financial needs,” said County Administrative Officer Carol Huchingson. Lake County, Calif. (December 19, 2017) - The Lake County Quagga sticker is required for all resident vessels operating on Clear Lake in addition to the state Quagga sticker. Both resident and non-resident stickers cost $20.
Bachelor Valley Grange is hosting a free movie night on Friday, December 15 at 6pm. The featured movie will be Elf. Bring your blankets, chairs and wear your comfy clothes.
There will be food and snacks for purchase. Please no outside drinks. The County has received many requests for information on how to most effectively make donations to assist Sulphur Fire Survivors and their families.
Cash donations are most helpful. The County is unable to accept clothing and other in-kind donations. The administration of Lake County is hosting three Community Visioning Forums in the month of October to seek public input on County Government services and finances.
“Lake County is facing some very difficult budgetary decisions ahead and we are asking for residents’ help prioritizing our County services and financial needs,” said County Administrative Officer Carol Huchingson. “This is an important opportunity for residents to share their ideas; voice their questions; and shape the future of our County government,” continued Huchingson. “Each of our Community Visioning Forums will be held in the evening to ensure the greatest access for public participation.” The Lake County Community Visioning Forums for October are scheduled as follows: South County Community Visioning Forum – Oct. 16 Monday, October 16 at 7:00 PM Twin Pines Event Center 22223 Highway 29 in Middletown Supervisor Moke Simon will be attending. Lakeport Community Visioning Forum – Oct. 19 Thursday, October 19 at 7:00 PM Soper Reese Community Theater 275 S. Main Street in Lakeport Supervisor Tina Scott will be attending. North Shore Community Visioning Forum – Oct. 23 Monday, October 23 at 7:00 PM Robinson Rancheria Hotel 1545 Highway 20 in Nice Supervisor Jim Steele will be attending. “County Administrative staff, your local County Supervisor and Department Heads from major County government agencies will be part of the program at each Forum,” stated Huchingson. “We are seriously committed to engaging residents to help us design a County government that meets the needs of our communities while building a prosperous future for Lake County.” The County will also be hosting two additional Community Visioning Forums in Kelseyville and Clearlake during the month of November. Details for the November County forums will be forthcoming soon. It’s “flu” season and the Lake County Public Health Division is happy to announce its community influenza vaccination clinic schedule.
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