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Meet New Member: Refresh, LLC
The Truckee Chamber is happy to welcome new member, Refresh, LLC. Refresh is Truckee-Tahoe's new refill shop for bath, body, and home cleaning products—offering spa-quality, eco-friendly essential...
Bear Yuba Land Trust
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zabriskie@townoftruckee.gov
Jan Zabriskie is a former member of the Peace Corps and field botanist for the University of California working in the Southern California deserts. After earning his law degree and working with the Nevada Public Service Commission, he joined a business law practice in Sacramento. He ended his legal career as a deputy attorney general with the California Department of Justice.
Previously part of the Truck Planning Commission and General Plan Advisory Committee, Zabriskie said he joined the Town Council to help make the community stronger, the environment healthier and to reduce the risk from wildfires. He studied botany at Pomona College and at the University of California, Riverside, earning his law degree from McGeorge School of Law.
First Elected: November 2018
From Sierra Sun...
The Truckee Town Council met Tuesday, Apr. 8 to discuss polling results for a potential Nov. 2025 revenue measure to fund a new regional library and to review several housing, environmental, and transit initiatives.
Local leaders, community members, and service providers gathered on Thursday, April 3, for a workshop aimed at refining the Draft Tahoe Truckee Regional Homelessness Action Plan—a five-year strategy developed to address and ultimately end homelessness across the region.
On November 5, 2024, Truckee voters approved Measure E, a general tax that will provide funding for essential services such as wildfire preparedness, transit services, environmental protection, and workforce housing.
The Truckee Town Council met on Tuesday, March 25, to discuss the River Revitalization Steering Committee's (R2SC) catalyst projects. Councilmembers Lindsay Romack and Courtney Henderson were absent from the meeting.
Truckee residents gathered Wednesday, March 19, for a public meeting on updates to California's Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps, a crucial tool in wildfire prevention and mitigation. Led by Emergency Services Director James Blattler, the meeting aimed to educate the community on revised hazard classifications, new regulations, and their implications for Truckee homeowners and future development.
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