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📣 NOW HIRING: TCPUD is currently hiring for several seasonal positions for Fall, Winter & SpringLooking for a job that keeps you active, connected to the community, and working in one of the best places around?

🏞️ Parks Seasonal - Fall/Winter — Help maintain our parks, facilities, and Winter Sports Park. Pay up to $26.10/hour DOE.

🎨 Recreation Specialist I — Support afterschool programs, activities, special events, and more. A great fit for energetic people who enjoy working with kids and the community. $20–$26/hour DOE.

⭐ Recreation Specialist II — Have recreation experience and ready to take on more responsibility? Help lead day-to-day programs, activities, leagues, and events. $28–$34/hour DOE.

💰 Plus: Seasonal employees can earn an incentive bonus of up to $1,000!

These positions offer a great opportunity to work locally, build experience, and be part of a team that serves the Tahoe City community.

🚧Truckee River Trail Closure Notices🚧:
📍Between Alpine Meadows Rd & Olympic Valley Rd
🚫Friday, 6/19: Temporary closures with up to 30-minute delays from 7am to 5:30pm
✅Saturday, 6/20 & Sunday, 6/21: Open for use, no restrictions
🚫Monday, 6/22: Full trail closure with ADA compliant shuttles with bike racks will be available at Olympic Valley Park and River Ranch:
👉Every 15 minutes from 5am to 9pm.
👉Every 30 minutes from 9pm to 5am.
The Tahoe-Truckee Sanitation Agency will be rehabilitating part of the main sewer export line serving all of North Tahoe. Thank you for your patience while this important project is completed!

Have you had a chance to ride the newly rebuilt Dianne Feinstein West Shore Tahoe Trail yet? 🚴 If you’ve already been out for a ride, walk, or run on the new section from Sunnyside to Blackwood Creek, we’d love to hear what you think. Drop a comment below! The fresh pavement is riding smooth, new flashing beacons are making crossings safer and easier, and crews are continuing work to improve this incredible community asset along Lake Tahoe’s West Shore. This year we’re turning our focus to rebuild 1.4 miles of trail between Tahoe City and Sunnyside with safety, accessibility, and long-term durability in mind. Thank you to the North Tahoe Community Alliance TOT-TBID Dollars at Work for project funding support.