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"The Alpine County Chamber of Commerce would like to welcome you to the 'California Alps', Alpine County, California. Offering more than 700 square miles of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, Alpine County offers all year alpine recreation, two destination ski resorts, and a variety of lodging and dining facilities, ranging from rustic to modern..." Read more about Alpine County by visiting the Chamber's website.

"Our teachers and staff teach students to be prepared for the future using rigorous, relevant, individualized curricula that adheres to California State standards. We strive to provide a safe, engaging learning environment where student success is measured by high achievement and personal satisfaction..." Find out more by visiting the school's website.

"We are all concerned about the potentially devastating effects of wildfire on our families, our homes, businesses and neighborhoods. As we enjoy living and working in the scenic surroundings of Alpine County, we must realize that our community could be destroyed in a wildfire. The Alpine Fire Safe Council desires to help make our community safer from risks of wildfire..."  Read more from the Fire Safe Council's web site.

"Voted the best summer attraction in the Central Sierra, the Festival offers a full symphony orchestra, international soloists, legendary entertainers, and renowned opera stars in a unique mountain setting..."  Read more on their home page.

"Bear Valley Residents, Inc. is a non-profit organization formed for the benefit of Bear Valley property owners and to administer the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions of the New Subdivision..." Read more on their home page.

Visit Bear Valley's home page for information.

California Environmental Resources Evaluation System for Alpine County. "CERES is an information system developed by the California Resources Agency to facilitate access to a variety of electronic data describing California's rich and diverse environments. The goal of CERES is to improve environmental analysis and planning by integrating natural and cultural resource information from multiple contributors and by making it available and useful to a wide variety of users..." from the State of California website. Vistit the local site to learn more.

"Friends of Hope Valley is nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of Hope Valley's wild and pristine beauty. Hope Valley is located on Highway 88 in Alpine County of the California Sierra Nevada Mountains..." Read more from their home page.

P.O. Box 188, Markleeville, CA 96120; 530-694-2248 

"Grover Hot Springs State Park is... characterized by open pine forest and sagebrush. The park has a hot springs, a campground, picnic area and hiking trails..." Read more by visiting the official State Parks page.

Visit Kirkwood's home page for information.

"Tribal history extends an extimated 9,000 years in the Lake Tahoe Basin and adjacent east and west slopes and valleys of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. The present day Washoe Tribe has deep roots in the past, radiating from Lake Tahoe, a spiritual and cultural center, and encompassing an area that stretches from Honey Lake to Mono Lake...." Read more on their website.

Public Draft of the Alpine County Regional Transportation Plan 2010 Update

Find maps of all kinds--topographic, climate, geological, antique, etc, including outline maps for educational use. Full access to printing. Thousands to choose from. Username: alpinecounty Password: library

From their website: "The Golden Sierra WIB is staffed by the Golden Sierra Job Training Agency. The Golden Sierra Job Training Agency was formed in 1983 when the then member counties of Placer, Nevada, Sierra, Alpine and El Dorado signed a Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) forming GSJTA. Today, the member counties of the JPA include, Placer, El Dorado and Alpine. These Counties oversee the administration of the JPA through regular meetings of the Governing Body. These meetings are open to the publc in accordance with 'The Brown Act" and anyone is welcome to attend."

Search all participating California Public Libraries from the comfort of your home or office. If you find something of interest, contact your friendly local library (694-2120) and we'll be happy to order it for you via an ILL (Inter Library Loan). This service is offered to our library patrons completely free of charge!

Find recommended reading material for all ages, book discussion guides, and much more.

Find minutes for Public Health Preparedness Workgroup and Hospital Preparedness Program Meetings.