Please, Do NOT Flush Wet Wipes
No matter what type of container your wipes come in or the fact that they say “flushable,” PLEASE do not flush any kind of wet
04/16/2024
Category: News
Hanson proud of his 18 years on the Nevada City Council
Sometimes, the biggest purchases in life happen fast. And that’s what happened with longtime Nevada City Councilman Brian Hanson and his wife, Leslie. They started
02/26/2024
City employee Devin Cornish graduates from DMACC program
Please help us congratulate Devin Cornish, a treatment operator for the City’s Wastewater Treatment Department, on earning his Associate’s Degree and graduating from the DMACC
02/26/2024
Residents can Report Street Lights Needing Repairs
Did you know the City has a form to let citizens tell us when they see a streetlight that is not working? We also have
02/14/2024
Speed Limit Change Happening in Bypass Area
The Nevada City Council has passed an ordinance to change the speed limit on Sixth Street in the area of the new bypass. Sometime today,
02/13/2024
Artistic elements highlight S-14 overpass at Highway 30
You may have noticed some artistic elements on the new S-14 overpass at Highway 30 in Nevada. We’ve had questions about why this artwork appears
02/06/2024
From Animal Control: A word about Heat Lamp Safety & Chickens
Every year, we hear stories of human and animal deaths due to chicken coops and adjacent buildings burning down as a result of a heat
01/18/2024
Attention Residents & Contractors: Know what you can and can’t do with accumulated snow
The Nevada City Streets Department wants to remind all residents and contractors of the City Code concerning “Dumping of Snow” (135.13). According to City Ordinance:
01/10/2024
Anderson promoted to new post with Parks and Rec
Zach Anderson, who started work with the City’s Parks and Recreation Department in 2020, has been promoted to a new post. Zach, who was working
01/02/2024
Young takes a full-time position with Parks and Rec
Evan Young has begun a full-time assignment with the City. Evan, who previously worked as a seasonal employee with the City’s Parks and Recreation Department
01/02/2024