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Crews mopping up wildfire in area southwest of Carson City

Overnight closures on US395 Sunday to add or replace traffic count sensors

Submitted by paula on Sat, 04/10/2021 - 3:08pm Overnight lane closures will take place at multiple locations in Douglas County April 11 as the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) installs roadway sensors. Sunday night: 9:00 p.m. Sunday, April 11 to 5:00 a.m. Monday, April 12 Overnight single lane closures on U.S. 395 between Fifth and Sixth streets in Minden. Minor travel delays should be anticipated. Overnight single lane closures on U.S. 395 between Jacks Valley Road and Topsy Lane in northern Douglas County. Minor travel delays should be anticipated. Drivers are reminded to travel safely and follow signage and reduced speed limits through the work zone.

Woman admits looting vehicles parked at Tahoe trailheads

khildebrand@recordcourier.com A California woman admitted to being involved with a half-dozen burglaries of vehicles parked at trails last spring. Carolyn Maxine Brinkman, 33, entered guilty pleas to felony principal to burglary and fraudulent use of a credit card. Carolyn Maxine Brinkman The charges carry a maximum prison sentence of up to 14 years at her April 6 sentencing in Douglas County District Court. Under an agreement, Brinkman’s sentences will run concurrently and she would receive probation without additional jail time. Brinkman and Harvis Berry, 35, were arrested on May 24, 2020, after the Sheriff’s Office was alerted to the vehicle burglaries from May 16-24 at trailheads in Lake Tahoe and at Carson Valley.

Douglas County OKs $18 million Cave Rock water project

  It has been more than 30 years since Douglas County took over the Cave Rock Water System. One of three private systems serving Douglas residents at Lake Tahoe, Cave Rock was purchased by the Tahoe-Douglas Fire Protection District to protect its water rights. On Thursday, Douglas County commissioners approved selling $16.5 million in bonds financed by a loan from the state to complete $18 million in improvements to the Cave Rock system. The water system serves 332 Cave Rock and 251 Skyland residential customers. Residents pay an average of $136.29 a month, with $20 a month going to capital improvements. The $20 surcharge is the source for $1 million of the cost of the project. A $500,000 U.S. Forest Service grant makes up the difference.

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