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An interactive, digital version of the entire Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Inyo County CAO Recommended Budget is now available online through an interactive, online format at https://2526budget.inyo.gov. While this is the second time Inyo County is making its Budget Book available in this format, it’…
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WELCOME TO THE TEAMThe Board of Supervisors was introduced to the following new employees at its July 22 meeting:District Attorney - Senior Deputy District Attorney Brad BraatenPublic Works - Building and Maintenance Worker Michael DeHaven Sheriff's Office - Cook Rebecca Avila and…
Highway as seen from the right lane, with a car coming toward the camera from the left lane, and a red barn-like building is on the right.
Residents interested in upcoming highway projects and park and campground improvements are invited to attend a community meeting being hosted by District 1 Supervisor Trina Orrill next week.The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. Monday, July 28 in the Community Room of the Clint G. Quilter…
Brown foothills in the Alabama Hills with the Sierra and Mt. Whitney looming in the background under a bright blue sky with a Sierra Wave.
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From now through July 31, the Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC) is accepting entries for its popular digital photography contest aimed at highlighting and celebrating life in California’s rural counties. The contest, now in its ninth year, is used to promote tourism and economic…
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Independence, CA — The Inyo County Board of Supervisors announces its support for federal and state grant applications submitted by two local telecommunications providers, Stimulus Technologies and Frontier Communications, to improve high-speed broadband Internet access throughout the county. …
A small mouse.
Environmental Health Director Jerry Oser issued a warning about the threat of hantavirus, most commonly spread by deer mice.
NEW FACES IN NEW PLACESThe Inyo County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday were introduced to the following new employees, to whom they gave a warm welcome: Isaiah Lopez, an appraiser with the Assessor’s Office; Stacey Simon, an attorney for County Counsel’s Office; Joshua Vega, a program supervisor…