At its July 2 meeting, the Placer County Water Agency (PCWA) Board of Directors received the first phase of an independent review designed to better understand the cost of providing water service and support informed, long-term planning for the future.
lacer County has been named a Fire Risk Reduction Community by the California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection, a state designation that recognizes that a community meets California’s high standards for wildfire prevention and planning.
Placer County has selected longtime local government executive Sean Rabé to serve as its next assistant county executive officer, bringing nearly two decades of public-sector leadership experience across multiple California communities.