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Youth Forum 2025: Uplifting Teen Voices
On March 3rd, 2025, the Community Collaborative of Tahoe-Truckee (CCTT) and its partners hosted their annual youth forum. The annual event brings together local young people with decision-makers i...
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Colfax resident Trinity Burruss says that as a parent, there is nowhere else she wants her children to call home. She won a second term to the Colfax City Council in the general election on Nov. 8, 2022.
Her background is primarily in operations management and industrial engineering for multimillion-dollar projects and operations performed by large publicly traded companies. She currently works in public policy and regulatory reform of the California electric grid as it relates to the interconnection of distributed energy resourses.
Burruss received Police Officers Standards and Training Academy training under the supervision of the Placer County Sheriff’s Office. She has also served as an officer to Placer County Superior Court as a court-appointed special advocate to children. Burruss attended Los Rios Law Enforcement Academy and Sierra College.
Notable quote: “A small, yet significant amount of state and federal funding can go a long way to improve safety and create jobs in our Sierra town.” (Source: Gold Country Media)
From Auburn Journal...
In an effort to bring forward implementation strategies of the general plan, the Colfax City Council approved its historic resources inventory on March 26.
After a three-month process, the Colfax City Council approved an ordinance to allow for a remediation process for damaged sidewalks during its March 12 meeting.
In its continued effort to maintain safe walkways for pedestrians, the Colfax City Council approved the second introduction of an ordinance to allow for a remediation process during its Feb. 26 meeting.
The proposed ordinance would allow the city engineer to provide a letter to a property owner to notify them and document a needed sidewalk repair. The property owner would then have 90 days to complete the repair. If the repair is not made in the provided completion period, the city would repair the sidewalk and recoup the costs from the property owner. The council approved the ordinance introduction during its Jan. 8 meeting.
The Colfax City Council approved the introduction of a sidewalk repair ordinance, which aims to maintain safe walkways for pedestrians, during its Jan. 8 meeting.
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