Inyo County News Feed
March 6, 2024Inyo County has been awarded a $110,500 Rural Development Broadband Technical Assistance (BTA) Grant through the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development. The grant will specifically be used to expand high-speed wireless Internet to areas of Death Valley National Park. …
March 7, 2024EMPLOYEE EFFORTS RECOGNIZEDInyo County Risk Manager Aaron Holmberg on Tuesday presented the annual Safety Awards for “Most Improved in Safety.” The annual awards acknowledge continuous improvement in employee and facility site safety and help encourage such improvements throughout all…
March 6, 2024Funding for Improvements Will Help Further Wildfire Protection Efforts As part of its mission to help strengthen wildfire response efforts, the Inyo County Board of Supervisors extends its support to Senate Bill 1088, as currently written and as it aligns with fire prevention goals,…
A friendly reminder from the Inyo County Treasurer-Tax Collector, Alisha McMurtrie, that the 2nd installment of the 23/24 Secured property taxes are due on Feb. 1st, 2024, your payment will be delinquent if not paid on or before April 10, 2024, this office will accept a postmark only of April 10,…
Inyo County has joined the growing chorus of opposition to AT&T’s proposal to discontinue landline telecommunications service throughout California, including Death Valley and surrounding communities. AT&T has filed an application with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)…
Family, Community Leaders Grateful to Senator Alvarado-Gil A grassroots effort to have a portion of U.S. 395 named after late Mammoth Mountain Ski Area founder Dave McCoy is closer to becoming a reality. Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil introduced Senate Concurrent…