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More Customers Now Eligible for Rate Assistance

The TCPUD Board of Directors voted to expand the Water Rate Assistance Program, now offering a new second tier of rate assistance to help more customers save on their water bill.

Under the new tier, eligible customers can receive 25% off the monthly residential water base rate, which equals $26.64 per month in savings for 2025.

In addition, the program continues to offer a 50% rate reduction for customers enrolled in the Liberty Utilities CARE program.

Rate Assistance is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so don’t wait!

📅 Apply today at tcpud.org/rate-assistance.

Learn some TCPUD Funding Facts!

Did you know? TCPUD manages both water and sewer services and parks and recreation—but the funding for these services is completely separate! 💧🌳

Water and sewer rates can only fund water and sewer operations. Utility rate revenue cannot be used to pay for parks and recreation services. Instead, our parks and recreation programs rely on grants, program fees, and property taxes—not your water and sewer bill.

At TCPUD, we’re committed to being good financial stewards for our community.

Watch this quick video to learn more!

February Board of Directors Meeting: Scotty Lapp Foundation Skate Park Presentation

We're Hiring - Join Our Team!

We have two outstanding career opportunities to join the team at Tahoe City Public Utility District. 

Voted the 2023 Best Place to Work in North Tahoe, TCPUD is committed to building a healthy mountain community through our passion for public service. 

We're hiring for: 

- Director of Finance and Administration

- Accountant II or Senior Accountant

Learn more and apply at tcpud.org/jobs

Employee Highlights

We are grateful to North Tahoe Community Alliance and Placer County for their recent approval of $2.8 Million through TOT-TBID to help fund the West Shore Trail Reconstruction project. 

This important project will reconstruct approximately 2.4 miles of aged and failing trail sections of the West Shore Trail between Sunnyside and Idlewild Way in 2025. TCPUD has maintained this trail since it was first constructed in the 1970s, but it is now time for a complete reconstruction.

Reconstruction will address pavement failure, slope and alignment issues, visibility (both vehicular and pedestrian), safety and ADA code compliance, and drainage.

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