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lisa.swarthout@co.nevada.ca.us
(530) 265-1480
Lisa Swarthout has lived in Grass Valley for more than three decades. She has served on the Grass Valley City Council for 16 years, including two terms as mayor, and was elected in November 2022 to serve on the Nevada County Board of Supervisors for District 3.
Swarthout has fought against sprawl, worked to balance Grass Valley’s budget and helped restore historic buildings. Swartout credits her leadership for Grass Valley’s improved roads and sidewalks and its balanced budget. She worked to restore parks and protect the natural environment.
As a former local business owner, Swarthout is invested in the county's economy and the prosperity of the community.
Notable quote: “I am grateful and humbled to receive the endorsement of our local Professional Firefighters Union. We are so lucky in Nevada County to have this dedicated group of firefighters that protect our community every day. As your County Supervisor I will always have the backs of our local first responders and public safety personnel.” (Source: YubaNet)
From YubaNet...
From Sierra Sun...
Truckee's literary scene is flourishing, and at its center is Karen Terrey, the newly appointed Poet Laureate of Nevada County. Terrey, a dedicated poet, educator, and mentor, officially stepped into the role following a standing-room-only ceremony at Alibi Ale Works, where she took over from outgoing laureate Kirsten Casey.
Last week, county representatives wrapped up an action-packed seven-day trip in Washington D.C. advocating to maintain federal dollars critical for local jobs, wildfire safety and insurance and the protection of the region's public lands.
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