Contact: USDA Forest Service, Lisa Herron 530-721-3898 LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev., Feb. 8, 2021 – The Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team (TFFT), which consists of federal, local, state, and tribal land managers, will continue prescribed fire operations t...
Weather conditions permitting, the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District will continue pile burning through the end of February, north of Sweetwater Rd. and east of Tomahawk Trail, and east of Fairview Blvd., south of State Route 431. Smoke resulting from the pile burns will affect the surrounding areas for approximately 48-72 hours. People that are smoke sensitive are advised to please...
Weather conditions permitting, the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District will be pile burning the week of January 25, 2021 north of Sweetwater Rd. and east of Tomahawk Trail, and east of Fairview Blvd., south of State Route 431. Smoke resulting from the pile burns will affect the surrounding areas for approximately 48-72 hours. People that are smoke sensitive are advised to please stay ...
Weather conditions permitting, the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District will continue pile burning through the end of February, north of Sweetwater Rd. and east of Tomahawk Trail, and east of Fairview Blvd., south of State Route 431. Smok...
Weather conditions permitting, the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District will be pile burning the week of January 25, 2021 north of Sweetwater Rd. and east of Tomahawk Trail, and east of Fairview Blvd., south of State Route 431. Smoke resu...
The following is a slope-specific avalanche danger forecast for the avalanche terrain above Lakeview Ave, Tuscarora Rd, and Teresa Ct in Crystal Bay, Nevada; and the terrain above upper Jennifer St, Sutro, Bidwell, Lunar, and Mercury Courts in the Th...
NLTFPD provides Curbside Chipping services, with crews typically available to complete requests within one week (due to firefighting assignments and variable crew sizes, please allow up to three weeks). This service is available Spring through Fall.
North Lake Tahoe Fire District was formed by an act of the Washoe County Commissioners. Originally protecting the Crystal Bay and lakeshore areas only, the first NLTFPD fire station was in Crystal Bay.