Local Government

Douglas County is governed by the Board of County Commissioners, which regularly meets on the first and third Thursday afternoons of each month. Specific meeting dates and times may be obtained by calling 782-9821 (County Commissioners and Manager's office) or 782-9012 (County Clerk), or visit the county's Web site, www.co.douglas.nv.us and look under county agenda calendars. The mailing address for all county offices is (Department Name), P.O. Box 218, Minden, NV 89423. Office hours are generally 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (holidays excepted); call ahead or check the Web site for more information. The following government listings reflect county, state and federal offices and other agencies that may be of assistance to residents of Douglas County. The area code for Douglas County (and all of Northern Nevada) is 775. In the Carson Valley Directory, if a telephone number requires an area code other than 775, it is listed for your convenience. Additionally, it's best to call ahead to confirm meeting places and times for the other agencies, clubs, and organizations whose listings appear here.

Administrative

Services/Comptroller

Douglas County

Administration Building

1616 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

782-9030

Comptroller:

Claudette Springmeyer

The comptroller's department is responsible for posting all financial entries of the county, unincorporated towns, and East Fork Fire & Paramedic Districts. It posts and transmits all taxes collected in Douglas County to the school district, general improvement districts and the State of Nevada. It also audits and pays bills of the county, processes the payroll and prepares all financial reports for distribution to various departments and to the county manager. Various quarterly reports for the Department of Taxation are produced for publication as mandated by state law. All grants and revenue bonds are monitored, and, in addition, internal audits and room tax audits are conducted through this office. The county's capital improvement plan, debt schedule and bonded indebtedness are coordinated and monitored by the comptroller's office. In addition, this office is responsible for coordinating the budgeting process with the towns, East Fork Fire & Paramedic Districts and all county departments. The process includes working with elected officials and department heads and presenting budgets to the county commissioners for approval with final submission to the State Department of Taxation. This position is appointed. In addition, the comptroller oversees the Human Resources Division (see below) and Information Systems, Purchasing and Facilities Operations departments.

Human Resources Division

Douglas County Administration Building

1616 Eighth Street

P.O. Box 218

Minden 89423

782-9860, Job Line: 782-9824

782-9083, fax

Call this office for information about employment with the county. Applications can be submitted by fax with hard copy to follow.

Animal Control Shelter

921 Dump Road

Gardnerville 89410

782-9061

782-9059, fax

Supervisor: Janet Duzan

The Animal Control Shelter is located at 921 Dump Road, across from the Douglas County Fairgrounds off Highway 395 south of Gardnerville. The department's function is to protect the health and welfare of the community and that of visitors by maintaining rabies control and enforcement programs. Educating children and adults in the community on rabies prevention and responsible pet ownership is a big part of this department. The shelter continues to successfully adopt out strays and unwanted dogs and cats. A caring volunteer program is partly responsible for this success. Anyone interested in volunteering to help with animals in many different ways should contact the shelter. Officers handle a variety of calls ranging from dogs-at-large to cruelty investigations. Rabies quarantines are also performed for a 10-day observation on all animals that have bitten humans. The animal shelter issues dog licenses to all dogs residing in Douglas County, current rabies vaccination certificates are necessary to process the license. Dog licenses are available at all of the sheriff's substations. One-year licenses are $24 for unaltered dogs and $6 for altered dogs. Early renewal (with discounted rates) along with two- and three-year licenses are available (be sure to provide rabies and sterilization certificates). Shelter hours are Monday-Sunday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Closed on major holidays Aluminum cans are collected all year as a fundraiser.

Assessor

Douglas County Administration Building

1616 Eighth Street

P.O. Box 218

Minden 89423

782-9830

782-9884, fax

Assessor: Doug Sonnemann

Contact the assessor's office to register airplanes and mobile homes, to report business assets, to file exemptions for senior citizens, agriculture, open space, veterans' widows, orphans and the blind, and to obtain information about assessor's parcel numbers, assessor's maps, legal descriptions and property appraisals on real property. The assessor is an elected official.

County Commissioners

County Office

782-9821

782-6255, fax

Doug Johnson, District 3

790-3195 or 782-9821

dougjohnson@prodigy.net

David J. Brady, District 2

790-2605 or 782-3950

dbrady@co.douglas.nv.us

James L. Baushke, District 1

720-2818 or 265-0865

Kelly D. Kite, chair, District 5

267-2626 or 450-6962

Nancy McDermid, vice chair, District 4

267-7968

nbmnv@yahoo.com

Commissioners are elected at large to a four-year term. Each commissioner represents one of five voting districts. To take an issue before the Douglas County commission, contact the county manager's office at 782-9821.

County Manager

1594 Esmeralda Ave. Rm. 307 (Minden Inn)

P.O. Box 218 (mailing)

Minden 89423

782-9821

782-6255, fax

Interim County Manager: T. Michael Brown

This department assists the Douglas County Board of Commissioners by providing leadership to appointed department directors and professional responses to citizens' needs and concerns. Contact this office for information about actions and policies of the Douglas County commission, county operations, policy, budget and spending. The county manager is responsible for the county's overall budget as well as the values, growth and development of the organization and is an informational resource for the community, addressing citizens' concerns and issues.

Carson Valley

Swim Center

1600 Highway 88

Minden 89423

782-8841

Director: Kirk Chiapella

www.carsonvalleyswimcenter.com

The East Fork Swimming Pool District operates the Carson Valley Swim Center. The facility has four indoor pools with a waterslide and activity toys (slide pool kept at 86 degrees) which are open year-round and two outdoor pools which are open May-October. The indoor pools are a 25-yard-by-25-meter, L-shaped, six-lane pool with high and low dives; an activity pool for children 2-12 years of age, kept at 86 degrees, and a 92 degree warm water pool for disabled, tots and seniors. A separate changing area is available for those with special needs. Other programs offered at the pool include public swimming, exercise classes, lap swimming, programs for the disabled, master swim team, scuba lessons and children's and adults' swim lessons. The pool is the home of the Douglas Dolfins Swim Team (see Youth Groups listing). Special events, such as swim meets and birthday parties, are scheduled. Exercise machines are also available for adults who pay to use the pool facilities. Voted "best place to take the kids."

Clerk-Treasurer

1594 Esmeralda Ave. (Minden Inn)

Minden 89423

782-9013

Clerk-Treasurer: Barbara J. Griffin

This is an elected position.

Clerk-Treasurer's office is divided as

follows:

Civil Clerk's office

1594 Esmeralda Ave. (Minden Inn)

782-9020

782-9016, fax

This office provides the following services and documents: notary bonds, passports, marriage licenses, voter registration, dog licenses, filing for fictitious firm names, elections department and the county commissioner's clerk.

County commissioner's clerk:

1594 Esmeralda Ave. (Minden Inn)

782-9012

The clerk provides information about meeting dates of the county commission, agenda items, the appropriate departments to go through to appear before the county commission and about actions taken at previous commission meetings.

782-9015, marriage license info

Treasurer's Office

Douglas County Administration Building

1616 Eighth St., Minden

782-9017

782-9888, fax

This office collects property taxes and water fees, invests county monies and maintains county utility billings.

Court Clerks

Ninth Judicial District Court

Judicial Law Enforcement Building

1625 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

782-9820

782-9954, fax

Court clerks are responsible for district court functions, such as filing and collecting fees for estates, civil and criminal matters, jury trials and jury duty summons.

Tahoe General Services

Douglas County Administration

Building (Lake Tahoe)

175 Highway 50 (Kingsbury)

Stateline 89449

586-7290, marriage license information

586-7225, general information

566-7227, fax

This office performs general county functions such as issuing dog licenses, notary bonds, passports, marriage licenses, voter registration, fictitious firm names, sheriff work cards, motor vehicle registration, veterans' exemptions, fingerprinting, felony registration, taxes and special assessments collected, water district fees collected, juvenile probation restitution and fines collected.

Voter Registration

1594 Esmeralda Ave. (Minden Inn)

Minden 89423

782-9023

Clerk: Barbara J. Griffin

Contact this office if you would like to

register to vote, if you need to change your physical or mailing address or if you need to change your name on your voter

registration.

Community Development

1594 Esmeralda Ave. (Minden Inn)

Minden 89423

Administration: 782-9005

Planning: 782-6217

Engineering: 782-6235

Building: 782-6224

Code enforcement: 782-6214

Director: Mimi Moss

This department includes planning, building, engineering, regional streets and highways, road maintenance, water monitoring, zoning, code enforcement. The staff provides information about building and land development codes and other land and property information, as well as background information about the county. The office issues building permits, reviews building plans for health and safety requirements, schedules inspections for buildings in progress and provides zoning and subdivision information. All development-related applications and processing go through this office, and information about Douglas County Planning Commission activities is found here.

Department of Motor Vehicles

(State of Nevada vehicle registration and driver's licenses)

1694 County Road

Minden 89423

782-0200

Written driver's license examinations are held every day; office open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Vehicle registration, titling services, special license plates, temporary permits, driver's license printouts and disabled parking permits are available here. Voter registration is also available. The Nevada Driver's Handbook may be obtained at this office.

District Attorney

District Attorney: Mark Jackson

Judicial and Law Enforcement Center

1625 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

782-9800, Criminal

782-9803, Civil

782-9807, fax

Douglas County Administration Building

175 Highway 50 (Kingsbury Grade)

Stateline 89449

586-7215

586-7217, fax

782-9881, Child support

782-9880, fax

The district attorney is a licensed attorney and an elected official. This officer serves as the county's public prosecutor for criminal and juvenile matters. The office represents county commissioners and other county or township officials in civil matters. By state law, the district attorney is also responsible for collection of child support payments. The district attorney represents the people of the state of Nevada in criminal matters. The district attorney cannot represent private citizens in civil matters.

Fire Protection:

n East Fork Fire &

Paramedic Districts

Emergencies: 911

1594 Esmeralda Ave. (Minden Inn)

P.O. Box 218

Minden 89423

Business: 782-9040

782-9043, fax

Paramedic Station 12

3463 Princeton Way

Carson City 89701

885-9369

Paramedic Station 14

1699 County Road

Minden 89423

Business: 783-6440

Fire Chief:

Tod Carlini, 782-9040

Deputy Fire Chief/Fire Marshal:

Steve Eisele, 782-9041

Deputy Fire Chief of Training:

Dave Fogerson, 782-9096

Battalion Chief:

Scott Fraser, 782-9047

Deputy Fire Chief/EMS:

Bobby Wartgow, 782-9040

Fire Captain/Inspector:

Terry Taylor, 782-9861

Training Captain:

Larry Gross, 782-9040

East Fork Fire District Secretary:

Lisa Owen, 782-9040

Ambulance billing office: 782-9044

This fire district oversees the volunteer fire departments which provide 24-hour, seven-days-a-week, complete fire protection. Call the main office for information on burning permits. The paramedic district administers the 24-hour advanced life-support paramedic service. The paramedics offer cardiopulmonary resuscitation courses and emergency medical technician classes once a year. Free blood pressure tests are provided.

n Volunteer departments:

Gardnerville Station 2

Chief: Doug Smith

1255 Douglas Ave.

Gardnerville 89410

782-2003

Genoa Station 3

Chief: Bill Hutchison

2289 Main St.

Genoa 89411

782-4575

Topaz Station 4

1476 Albite Dr.

Wellington 89444

266-3780

Topaz Station 5

Chief: Dave Thomas

1990 Austin St.

Gardnerville 89410

266-3377

Johnson Lane Station 6

Chief: Dick Atwood

1450 Stephanie Way

Minden 89423

267-2675

Ranchos Fire/Rescue Station 7

Chief: Bob Spellberg

940 Mitch Drive

Gardnerville 89460

783-6470

Sheridan Station 8

Chief: Gale Maynor

980 Sheridan Lane

Gardnerville 89410

265-4590

Fish Springs Station 9

Chief: Elaine Pace

2249 Fish Springs Rd.

Gardnerville 89410

782-4344

Ruhenstroth Station 10

Chief: Terry Hughes

2008 Pinto Circle

Gardnerville 89410

265-4828

Paramedic Station Station 14

1699 County Road

Minden 89423

783-6440

Jacks Valley Station 15

Acting Chief: Leroy Clement

3450 Jacks Valley Road

Carson City 89705

267-1785

Tahoe-Douglas Fire

Protection District

193 Elk Point Road and

U.S. Highway 50

P.O. Box 919

Zephyr Cove 89448

Emergencies: 911

Business: 588-3591

Fire Chief: Guy LeFever

This district covers the Lake Tahoe area of Douglas County, from Kingsbury Summit to Stateline and Glenbrook areas. Fire suppression, paramedic ambulance. Call for information about CPR training, children's fire prevention programs, burning permits.

Gardnerville Ranchos General Improvement District

931 Mitch Drive

Gardnerville 89460

265-2048

265-9688, fax

www.grgid.com

District Manager: Bob Spellberg

Meetings held first Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the district office.

Indian Hills General

Improvement District

3394 James Lee Park Road No. A

Carson City 89705

267-2805

267-3510, fax

www.indianhillsnevada.com

District Manager: Meets third Wednesday at 7 p.m.

Topaz Ranch Estates General

Improvement District

3924 Carter Way

Wellington 89444

266-3000 or 266-3212

266-1036, fax

Meets second Wednesday at 7 p.m., at the Topaz Ranch Estates Park building.

Justice Courts:

n East Fork Township

Carson Valley

Judicial and Law Enforcement Center

1625 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

782-9955

Justice of the Peace: Jim EnEarl

Small claims and civil actions are instituted through this court and appointments for marriage are scheduled with the J.P.'s clerk. Call for information regarding court dates for criminal actions, as well as traffic violations, dog bite or nuisance complaints, fish and game violations and littering.

n Tahoe Township Douglas County Administration Building

175 Highway 50 (Kingsbury Grade)

Stateline 89449

586-7200

Justice of the Peace:

Richard Glasson

Small claims and civil actions are instituted through this court and appointments for marriage are scheduled with the J.P.'s clerk. Call for information about scheduling of court dates for criminal actions, as well as traffic violations, dog bite or nuisance complaints, fish and game violations and littering. The two justices of the peace are elected.

Juvenile Probation Department

Carson Valley

Judicial and Law Enforcement Center

1625 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

782-9811

Lake Tahoe

Douglas County

Administration Building

175 Highway 50 (Kingsbury Grade)

Stateline 89449

586-7210

Juvenile Detention Center

175 Highway 50

Stateline 89449

586-7220

Chief Probation Officer:

Scott Shick

The department, under jurisdiction of the Ninth Judicial District Court, handles juveniles on probation. This office can be contacted about problem children in the neighborhood or those who commit criminal acts. Parents with children having problems at school, home or in the community can contact this office for help and information. This department also provides wilderness and work programs designed to teach juveniles on probation self-respect and the respect for other people and property.

Minden-Tahoe Airport

1146 Airport Road

Minden 89423

782-9871

782-9872, fax

www.mtairport.co.douglas.nv.us

Operational Services Director

Airport Manager:

The Minden-Tahoe Airport is located east of Highway 395 on Airport Road. Residents may call for information about tie-downs and hangar rentals. For fuel, call Hutt Aviation at 782-8277 or Soar Minden, 782-7627. Airport Advisory Committee meets third Tuesday of every other month, 6 p.m., meeting place to be announced.

Ninth Judicial District Court

Judicial and Law Enforcement Center

P.O. Box 218

1625 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

782-9961, Department 1

782-9951, Department 2

Dept. 1: Judge David R. Gamble

Dept. 2: Judge Michael Gibbons

Call for information regarding jury duty summons or for general information about the court system. The judges are elected to their positions.

Public Library

Library Director: Linda Deacy

Main Library

1625 Library Lane

Minden 89423

782-9841

782-6766, fax

Contact: Linda Wilson

E-mail: lawilson@clan.lib.nv.us

Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Monday-Wednesday; 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Thursday-Saturday, closed Sunday. Storytime: Ages 4 and up welcome for an hour of stories. Tuesdays at 4 p.m. in the Minden Library; Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the Minden Library from September through May and in Lampe Park near the Farmers' Market from June through August.

Lake Tahoe Branch Library

233 Warrior Way

Zephyr Cove 89448

588-6411

588-6464, fax

Hours: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday; 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Thursday-Saturday; closed Sunday and Monday. Storytime: Thursdays 11 a.m.: Ages 4 and up welcome for one hour of stories. Stories in Kahle Park from 9 to 10 a.m., every other Thursday beginning 1/3/08 and every other Friday. Both libraries offer reading and reference services to the residents of Douglas County. Both facilities have copy machines and typewriters for public use in addition to computers for word processing and Internet access. Meeting rooms are available to the public; arrangements may be made by calling the library.

South County E-Branch

Sheriff's Substation

1470 Albite Road

Topaz Ranch Estates

782-9841

Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, depending on availability of volunteers. Library staff will offer assistance in using the kiosk on certain Saturdays. Please call Minden library for more details, 782-9841. The kiosk offers access to the library catalog, magazine articles, Douglas County Web sites, job openings, road conditions, and more information. A phone attached to the kiosk can be used to call the Minden library for assistance.

Parks & Recreation Department

Lampe Park

1327 Waterloo Lane

Gardnerville 89410

Director: Scott Morgan

782-9828

782-9844, fax

Recreation Division

Recreation Superintendent:

Brian Fitzgerald

The department serves the community's recreational needs for the residents of the county year-round. Offered are over 300 classes for all age groups; Kids Club, held year-round at elementary schools, Monday-Friday, 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 3-6 p.m.; Adventure Camp when school is not in session, Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.; Discovery Center preschool for 3-5-year-olds, with various options available, teen programs including dances, open gym activities, excursions and teen volunteer program; youth sports activities and leagues; a large variety of adult special interest classes; adult sport leagues and numerous special events, including Farmer's Market, Tot Egg Hunt, Father/Daughter Dance, Concerts in the Park and Fall Festival. Call 782-9828 for information about activities and the recreation division's brochure.

Kahle Park Community Center

(775) 586-7271

236 Kingsbury Grade

Stateline 89449

The Kahle Park Community Center offers a 1,500-square-foot weight room with hours of operation, Mondays-Fridays, 7 a.m.-10 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. The community center has a preschool and a Kids Club Program; a large variety of tot, youth and adult classes; and room rentals.

Parks Division

782-9835

Parks Superintendent:

Craig Burnside

This department oversees the county park facilities, including Lampe Park, Kahle Community Park, Zephyr Cove Park, George Brautovich Park, Johnson Lane Park, Ranchos Aspen Park, Stodick Park and Topaz Ranch Estates Park, as well as the Topaz Lake Campground, plus three special use parks, the Model Airplane Complex, Douglas County Shooting Facility and the Carson Valley Skate Park. The Douglas County Fairgrounds is also managed by the parks division and includes an 81-acre complex with rodeo arenas, an indoor pavilion, 1,500-seat grandstand with announcer's booth, horse barns, concession and restroom buildings, tree farm and staging area. For information regarding reservations of any park facility, contact the recreation division at 782-9828. (For more on parks, see parks section.)

Recorder

Douglas County Administration Building

1616 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

782-9027

Recorder: Werner Christen

The recorder's office is separated into two offices, with the Recorder an elected official. The recorder's office is responsible for recording all documents relating to land, such as deeds, deeds of trust, liens, maps, etc. This department also records all certificates of marriage from applications obtained in Douglas County. The records management department was designed to provide storage of county records in a climate controlled, secure area and is in charge of microfilming records for the county. It is the custodian of records for various county offices. Call the recorder's office for more information. Open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sheriff's Offices:

n Carson Valley

Judicial and Law Enforcement Building

1625 Eighth Street

Minden 89423

Sheriff: Ron Pierini

Emergencies: 911

Administrative: 782-9900

Nonemergency: 782-9935

Records: 782-9933

Public/media information: 782-9931

n Lake Tahoe

Douglas County

Administrative Building

175 Highway 50 (Kingsbury Grade)

Stateline 89449

Emergencies: 911

Administrative: 586-7250

Undersheriff: Paul Howell

Road conditions: (877) 687-6237

For licensing, liquor, gaming and to request a property check on a residence while owners are out of town, call 782-9933. Call the sheriff's office to report any emergency; lost or stolen property; break-ins to homes, businesses or vehicles; vandalism; traffic accidents; fires; and/or erratic or drunken drivers. The sheriff's office issues work cards for gaming employees, acts as county coroner and is process server in civil matters. The sheriff is elected. For information on DARE, call 783-6441; for the Neighborhood Watch program and information, 782-9931.

Substations:

North Valley Substation

3587 North Sunridge Drive

Sunridge subdivision, 267-3691

9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Tillman Center Substation

1281-9 Kimmerling, Ranchos,

265-7090

9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday.

South County Substation

1470 Albite, Topaz Ranch Estates,

266-1028

9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Social Services

Douglas County

1133 Spruce Street

Gardnerville 89410

782-9825

Manager: Karen Goode

This department handles the county's welfare assistance programs and emergency assistance for Douglas County indigents. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon and 1-5 p.m. n Town Offices:

Gardnerville

1407 Highway 395

Gardnerville 89410

Town manager: Jim Park

782-7134

782-7135, fax

Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Genoa

2289 Main St., P.O. Box 14

Genoa 89411

Town manager: Sheryl Gonzales

Town office: 782-8696

782-2779, fax

E-mail: genoa@co.douglas.nv.us

Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Minden

1604 Esmeralda Ave. (CVIC Hall)

Contact: Sheila Byington

782-5976

782-5287, fax

Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

n State Legislators:

James Settelmeyer, Assemblyman

Home, 770 Highway 395

Gardnerville 89410

265-7739

Legislature Web site: leg.state.nv.us

n National Legislators:

Senators:

John Ensign

U.S. Capitol, 364 Russell Senate Building

Washington, D.C. 20510

(202) 224-6244, office

(202) 228-2193, fax

senator@ensign.senate.gov

600 E. William St. Suite 304

Carson City 89701

(775) 885-9111, 883-5590, fax

Harry Reid

528 Hart Senate Building

Washington, D.C. 20510

(202) 224-3542

(202) 224-7327, fax

600 E. William, Suite 302

Carson City 89701

882-7343

883-1980, fax

http://reid.senate.gov

n House of Representatives:

Dean Heller

1023 Longworth HOB

Washington, DC 20515

202-225-6155

(202) 225-5679, fax

http://heller.house.gov/zipauth.shtml

400 S. Virginia St., Suite 502

Reno, NV 89502

775-686-5760

775-686-5711, fax

n Post offices:

Douglas County:

Gardnerville

Meadowdale Shopping Center

1267 Highway 395

89410

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, noon-2 p.m.

Gardnerville Ranchos

1271 Kimmerling Road, Gardnerville

89460

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Genoa

2244 Main Street (Foothill Road)

89411

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Glenbrook

Highway 50

89413

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30- 4 p.m.

Minden

1640 Highway 395

89423

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, noon-2 p.m.

Stateline

223 Kingsbury Grade

89449

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.

Zephyr Cove

212 Elk Point Road

89448

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

Lyon County:

Wellington

2818 Highway 208

89444

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8 a.m.- 12:30 p.m., 1:30-5 p.m.

n California Post Offices:

Alpine County

Markleeville

14845 State Route 88

96120

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:15-11 a.m.; noon-3:30 p.m.

Saturday, 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Mono County-Coleville

111747 Highway 395

96107

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:30 a.m.-1 p.m., 1:30-4 p.m.

Saturday, 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Topaz Lake

11 Topaz Lane

96133

(800) 275-8777

Hours: Monday through Friday,

8 a.m.-noon, 12:30-4:30 p.m.

n Northern Mono County Offices, Bridgeport, Calif.

Board of Supervisors

Christy Robles, Acting Clerk of the Board

Dave Wilbrecht, County Administrative Officer

(760) 932-5414

John Cecil, Mono County Supervisor, District 4

(760) 932-5538

Richard C. Scholl, Mono County Sheriff, Bridgeport

(760) 932-5279