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Mission Statement: "The County of Lake provides proactive public policy, superior public service, courteous public contact, responsible exercise of authority and sound management of resources to enhance the quality of life for our citizens, now and in the future."News & Highlights
Aromatherapy, a Natural Solution for Stress Relief without Prescription Drugs
A free program for the public, presented by Theresa LeGarie and Susan Walker. Wednesday February 8th from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at Lakeport Library, 1425 N. High Street. Call 263-8817 ext 17105 for more information.
Most County offices will be closed Monday, February 20th in observance of the Presidents' Day holiday.
Next HazMobile Event February 17th & 18th in Clearlake
Invasive Mussel Prevention Program modifications made; boat inspection stickers still required.
Public Services will be recruiting Lifeguards for the Middletown Pool
Spotlight on Spring Events in Lake County
Time Travelin' Day on the Ranch - February 23-26.
Phone Scam Alert from the Lake County Sheriff's Department.
Local food service director's innovative and healthy approach to school lunches makes national news. Michelle Malm, food services director for Kelseyville Unified School District, is profiled on CBS "The Early Show" in a segment titled "The American Spirit: Fruits of A Lunch Lady's Labor."
2012 HazMobile Schedule now available for download.
Wine & Chocolate Festival to be held February 11, 2012
Mt Konocti...a true 360 degree view!
The Board of Supervisors has approved PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) financing for Lake County. PACE financing provides property owners with fixed-rate, property-based, no money down financing for water and energy efficiency improvements and projects, including solar power. Learn more about the California PACE™ Program in Lake County.
Lake County Resident Internet Access Survey - Information gathered from this survey will be used to aid service providers looking to add or improve services throughout the County.
Keep Your Home California is a $2 billion, federally funded effort to help California families struggling to pay their mortgages through four different programs. Each of the programs are designed specifically for low or moderate income homeowners who are either unemployed or are facing another hardship, have fallen behind on their mortgages and owe significantly more than the value of their homes. The Keep Your Home California programs provide unemployment and reinstatement mortgage assistance, funds to reduce the principal owed on a mortgage, and transition assistance. www.KeepYourHomeCalifornia.org
