IVGID Magazine Spring 2024

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Chair

Vice

Treasurer

Ray Tulloch tulloch_trustee@ivgid.org

Secretary

Michaela Tonking tonking_trustee@ivgid.org

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM OUR DISTRICT GENERAL MANAGER

Hello to everyone in the communities of Incline Village and Crystal Bay!

I am very excited to be serving the communities of Incline Village and Crystal Bay for the next two years. I want everyone reading this letter to know that I am going to work very hard to win over this community with ongoing positive actions.

I recognize that the number one asset of this District is our employees. Without them, we don’t have Preschool Playground, clean water, amazing golf course conditions, an incredible ski resort, a gorgeous recreation center, and benefit fairs, just to name a few of our programs and amenities. This District has a very knowledgeable and capable staff with a lot of tenure and enthusiasm for what they do. The consistent message I am hearing, as I am having meetings with all members of staff as my number one priority, is that they are coming to work because they love this District and the services they provide to this community.

A little fun fact about me – my hobby is professional competition BBQ. I am an award-winning Pitmaster, and I am certified by the Kansas City BBQ Society as a BBQ Master Judge and also as a Table Captain. It is my form of relaxation, and I believe BBQ is a true conduit for bringing together

families, friends, and communities. Curious about what competitive BBQ looks like? Check out a fun YouTube video in which you can see what a professional competition looks like: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaC3ng9m-A8. I only wish I could provide this with smell-o-vision!

But let’s get back to the District and the community... I always welcome constructive feedback and dialogue with anyone, as long as it is conducted in a respectful manner. I am learning more and more each day, and truthfully, I don’t think that anyone within this community will notice this change of District leadership because the team of people working with me are professionals who will continue to do their jobs day in and day out.

We have an outstanding mission statement, and a District Mantra that really, really rings true throughout this District: One District – One Team.

My hope for the next two years is that as we get to know one another, we value each other, we respect each other, and that we work together in a positive way. We will have challenges, no doubt, but the IVGID employees are the constant for these communities, and personally I promise to remain focused on the entire community through the guidance of and policies enacted by our elected Board of Trustees.

Now let’s welcome spring and then jump into the summer!

BobbyMagee

Bobby Magee IVGID General Manager

YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS REGISTRATION SCHEDULE

Registration for all youth summer camps will take place in a phased series of events listed below.

April 12 & 14

IVGID Recreation Pass holders in-person registration

Who: Individuals who have an active IVGID Recreation Pass. All children registering must have their own pass. For children under 6 years old, the guardian with an active IVGID Recreation Pass should apply for an Under 6 Pass through the Recreation Center.

Where: The Chateau (955 Fairway Blvd.)

Dates & Times:

Friday, April 12: 5pm-8pm

Sunday, April 14: 10am-2pm

April 15 - 21

IVGID Recreation Pass holders in-person & phone registration

Who: Individuals who have an active IVGID Recreation Pass. All children registering must have their own pass (see above).

Where: Incline Village Recreation Center (980 Incline Way)

Phone number: 775.832.1310

Registration is limited to four Parks & Rec camps, one Golf camp, and two swim lesson sessions per child.

Parks&Rec

Begins April 22, 9:30am

Public in-person, online & phone registration

Who: Everyone

Where: Incline Village Recreation Center

Time: 9:30am

Phone number: 775.832.1310

Cancellation Policy

Our cancellation policy allows for a full refund on camp registration fees if canceled prior to June 1. Changes and/or cancellations made between June 1 and 14 days prior to the start of the session are only entitled to a 50% refund. No-shows, changes, and/or cancellations made within 14 days of the start of the session are non-refundable.

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YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS

Parks & rec camps

Invasion Summer Soccer Camp

Invasion Summer Soccer Camps are back this summer! Boys and girls of all abilities are invited to have a great week of fundamentals, skills and games. The 2022 Nevada 2A Coach of the Year, Peter Salazar, is joined by members of his 2022 State Championship team to give every camper the best 5 days of their summer. All players will receive a soccer ball and a camp t-shirt.

Ages: 6 - 14

Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 11:30am

Fee: $325, $245 w/ IVGID Pass

Location: Ridgeline Park Fields 1, 2, 3

Session 1: June 24 - 28

Session 2: August 5 - 9

TK Summer Basketball Camps

A great week of fundamentals, skills and games led by Incline High School head coach and former Division 1 college assistant basketball coach Tim Kelly. Pick from one of three sessions or join all three.

Ages: 6 - 15

Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 8am12pm

Fee: $325, $245 w/ IVGID Pass

Location: TBD

Session 1: June 24 - 28

Session 2: July 1 - 19

Village Skate School Camp

We will have several amazing skateboarding sessions for skaters of all abilities this summer. Led by Cedar and Clayton, whether you want to learn how to skate or you want to improve your skills, these camps are for you!

Ages: 5 - 12

Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 11:30am

Fee: $300, $225 w/ IVGID Pass

Location: Incline Village Skate Park

Session 1: June 17 - 21

Session 2: June 24 - 28

Session 3: July 8 - 12

Session 4: July 15 - 19

Session 5: July 22 - 26

Session 6: July 29 - August 2

Session 7: August 5 - 9

Session 8: August 12 - 16

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL CAMPS

USTA Quickstart Camps

Weekly tennis camps focus on stroke production, techniques, match play and tennis rules through specialized activities and drills. The camp also promotes teamwork, sportsmanship and a high emphasis on fun! Camps are taught by certified USPTA instructors.

Ages: 6 - 10

Days/Times: Monday - Thursday, 1 - 4pm

Fee: $335, $250 w/ IVGID Pass

Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center

Session 1: June 17 - 20

Session 2: June 24 - 27

Session 3: July 1 - 5 (No class July 4)

Session 4: July 8 - 11

Session 5: July 15 - 18

Session 6: July 22 - 25

Session 7: July 29 - August 1

Session 8: August 5 - 8

Session 9: August 12 - 15

Youth Pickleball Camp

Pickleball camps focus on learning and developing your technical skills, pickleball rules and games through specialized activities and drills. The camp also promotes teamwork, sportsmanship and a high emphasis on fun. By the end of the week, your little pickleballer will be ready to play with the entire family! Camps are taught by specialized pickleball pros.

Ages: 6 - 10

Days/Times: Monday - Thursday, 1 - 4pm

Fee: $335, $250 w/ IVGID Pass

Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center

Session 1: June 24 - 27

Session 2: July 15 - 18

Session 3: August 5 - 8

Friday Youth Pickleball Clinics

A mini version of our Pickleball camp and a great add-on to our other camps. Get an introduction to pickleball through specialized activities and drills.

Days/Times: Fridays, June 24- Aug 16 (except July 5) 1-4pm

Fee: $67, $50 w/ IVGID Pass (per day)

Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center

golf camps

Junior Golf Camps

The Incline Village Golf Courses provide excellent Junior Golf programs for kids ages 6-15 of all skill levels.

Ages: 6 - 9

Days: Tuesday - Thursday from 2 - 4pm

Fee: $260, $200 w/ IVGID Pass

Session 1: June 25 - 27

Session 2: July 23 - 25

Ages: 10 - 15

Days: Tuesday - Thursday from 2 - 5pm

Fee: $320, $240 w/ IVGID Pass

Session 1: July 16 - 18

Session 2: August 6 - 8

Location: Championship Golf Course

PGA Junior League

Looking for something more for your intermediate or advanced junior golfer? PGA Junior League meets for a few practices and matches during the summer months at local courses. Register online mid-April through May. Visit the website for more information. Scan this QR code for more info. on the PGA Junior League.

aquatics camps

All Aquatics camps require participants and guardians to have beach access in the form of a valid IVGID Recreation Pass.

Learn to Row Camp

Learn to row with Tahoe Crew! Our USRowing-certified coaches will introduce you to the sport of rowing using modern equipment and FAST boats. Students will learn both styles of rowing (sweep and scull) and the have the opportunity to race against one another.

Often called “the ultimate team sport,” rowing teaches essential values, including discipline, accountability, coordination, teamwork, and leadership while providing one of the best “low impact” exercises for increased strength, cardio capacity, and overall fitness. Colleges and universities actively seek out applicants with rowing experience. The need for coxswains gives students who wouldn’t otherwise be selected for athletic teams an opportunity to participate and excel.

Age: 13 - 17

Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 7am - 10am

Fee: $400/session

Location: Incline Beach

Session 1: July 8 - 12

Session 2: July 29 - August 2

Junior Lifeguard Camp

This program provides instruction into beach safety, swimming and paddling, and encourages teamwork, safety and leadership. Students will have the opportunity to swim, paddle, run and shadow a lifeguard on the beach.

Ages: 9 - 14.

Days/Times: Monday - Thursday, 9am - 1pm

Fee: $235 per week, plus a onetime uniform fee of $32. Or $846 for the 4-week session, plus a one-time uniform fee of $32

Location: Incline Beach

1-week sessions:

Session 1: July 8 - 11

Session 2: July 15 - 18

Session 3: July 22 - 25

Session 4: July 29 - August 1

4-week session: July 8 - August 1

*participation in multiple sessions is encouraged

Program Requirements:

Must complete our Junior Lifeguard swim requirement (100 yard swim in under 3 minutes; 10 yard underwater swim; tread water for 5 minutes) and wear required uniform.

Mini Guard Camp

The Mini Guard Camp is an introduction to aquatic safety through discovery and play both in and out of the water.

Ages: 5 - 8.

Days/Times: Monday - Thursday, 9:30am - 12:30pm

Fee: $175 per week, plus a one-time uniform fee of $32

Location: Burnt Cedar Beach

Session 1: July 8 - 11

Session 2: July 15 - 18

Session 3: July 29 - August 1

Session 4: August 5 - 8

* participation in multiple sessions is encouraged

Program Requirements:

Must be comfortable in chest deep water and swimming with a life jacket, and wear required uniform.

Summer Paddleboard Camp

Join us for fun in the sun on Lake Tahoe. Participants will engage in land and water-based games and exercises that increase SUP skills/knowledge and target your overall fitness level. Paddlers will learn the proper fundamentals of paddleboarding, prone paddling and surfing with a focus on safety and water awareness. Students will also participate in fun teambuilding activities, a variety of physical education games, fitness challenges and creative art exploration. Participants must be able to swim! All equipment provided: SUP board, paddle, Personal Flotation Device (PFD), wetsuit and leash. Contact instructor Michael Smith at 775.230.1387 for questions about Paddleboard Camp.

Ages: 8 - 14

Days: Monday - Friday

Times: Morning Camp is 9am - 12pm,

All-Day Camp is 9am - 3pm

Fee: $410 per morning camp session, $590 per all-day camp session

Location: Ski Beach

Session 1: June 24 - 28

Session 2: July 8 - 12

Session 3: July 15 - 19

Session 4: July 22 - 26

Session 5: July 29 - August 2

Session 6: August 5 - 9

Session 7: August 12 - 16

All Day Camps: Sessions 2, 3 or 4 only

Burnt Cedar Horizons Camp

Burnt Cedar Horizons camp is a traditional summer camp located at Burnt Cedar Beach. Campers enjoy spending time outdoors making lifelong memories with friends while engaging in arts and crafts, sports, games, swimming in the lake and pool, and learning the art of hammock swinging. All of our staff is Red Cross certified. This camp is offered in half-day and full day sessions. Please contact Coach Jazz at burntcedarhorizons@gmail.com for questions about Horizons Camp.

Ages: 5 - 11

Days: Monday - Thursday

Location: Burnt Cedar Beach

Full-Day Camp: 9am - 3:45pm

Fee: $530

Session 1: June 24 - 27

Session 3: July 22 - 25

Session 6: August 12 - 15

Half-Day Camp: 12:30 - 3:45pm

Fee: $310

Session 2: July 8 - 11

Session 4: July 29 - August 1

Session 4: August 5 - 8

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AQUATICS

Burnt Cedar Group Swim Lessons (6mo - 12yrs)

Class maximum is four students for level 1 & 2 and six students for levels 3, 4 and 5. Please refer to the Swim lesson level descriptions online at inclinerecreation.com. If your child is between two levels, please register for the lower level (the instructor can provide more advanced skills to work on if needed). If you have any questions or comments about swim lessons, please email aquaticschedule@ivgid.org.

Dates: see inclinerecreation.com

Fee: $47 per session

Location: Burnt Cedar Pool (participants and guardians must have beach access)

Private and Semi-Private Swim Lessons

Private lessons are available for all ages and abilities with Water Safety Instructors, as well as stroke clinics with our swim coaches. To make a private lesson request, please email the Aquatics Office at aquaticschedule@ivgid.org. All private lessons are subject to availability of instructor staff.

Pre-Swim Team/Northern Nevada Aquatics Swim Team (Ages 6+)

Come join Incline’s premier swim teams for both competitive and novice swimmers. Our USA Swimming certified coaches will evaluate appropriate levels and practice times for each participant. For those who are participating in USA Swimming competitions, the opportunity to travel to USA swim meets will be available. Swim team fees are due monthly. Please refer to the swim team level descriptions on the website.

American Red Cross Lifeguard Classes

These sanctioned courses encompass: Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, and AED Certifications. All applicants must be able to pass a skills pre-requisite swim test. Must attend all classes and complete all online course work to be eligible for the final exam.

Requirements: Must be at least 15 years old and be able to swim 300 yards continuously, tread water for 2 minutes without hands and retrieve a 10 lb. dive-brick from the bottom of the pool. Must create an account with American Red Cross and complete the online component prior to class.

Fee: $227, $170 w/IVGID Pass

Session 2: May 25-27, 9am - 7pm

Session 3: June 2, 9, 16 9am - 7pm

Session 4: June 18-21 10:30am - 6pm

Summer Splash Swim Program

The Summer Splash Swim Program focuses on stroke development and overall swimming endurance while having fun in the Burnt Cedar Pool. Coaches will work with kids

5-12 years of age to foster a sense of team building and camaraderie by creating a fun and motivating experience. Swimmers must be able to safely swim 25 yards of freestyle in deep water for this program.

Ages: 5 - 12

Days/Times: Fridays, 8:15 - 9:15am, June 21 - August 16 (no class July 5)

Fee: $160

Location: Burnt Cedar Pool (participants and guardians must have beach access)

Water Safety Instructor Course

Learn to be a Water Safety Instructor and teach swim lessons. This class breaks down each stroke and trains you to teach swimming to anyone by incorporating creative teaching methods, covering basic water safety techniques.

Ages 16+ years.

Fee: $240, $180 w/IVGID Pass

Dates/Times: see inclinerecreation.com

Location: Incline Village Recreation Center Pool

Swim Around Tahoe

Complete this program by swimming in the pool, the lake, or whatever facility you desire. Just record your yardage and we will track your progress. Upon completion of the 71mile journey you will receive a T-shirt and your name on the “Finisher’s Plaque” at the Recreation Center pool.

Fee: $52, $39 w/IVGID Pass.

Splashes and Glasses

Swim, connect and indulge with other women on Wednesday evenings. The first Wednesday of each month is designated for beginner swimmers (participants should at least be comfortable in chest deep water), and the remainder of the Wednesdays each month are focused on intermediate and advanced skills. Swim and then join the group for an optional après swim outing at various locations around town.

Days: Wednesdays

Swimming Time: 6 - 6:45pm (après swim outing follows)

Fees: $16, $12 w/IVGID Pass

Location: Incline Village Recreation Center Pool

THERE’S A LOT ON THE LINE.

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

Community Fitness Challenge

This year marked the return of the Community Fitness Challenge. This annual fitness challenge had been on hiatus since 2020. Over 30 people participated in the six-week Twisted Triathlon. Each participant chose three activities to complete each week. This challenge differed from the typical triathlon (swimming, biking and running) to include options such as downhill skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, walking, stair climbing and a fitness class sampler. Participation in the challenge also included Warm Ups & Waffles with Personal Trainers, Lunch & Learn with Registered Dietician

and Mindfulness & Munchies with Mindfulness Counselor. Subscribe to our Parks & Recreation email newsletter to be in the know about the next Community Fitness Challenge we host.

Indoor Pickleball at the Recreation Center

Pickleball continued to be popular in our community, even during the winter months. All three courts in the Recreation Center saw a lot of familiar players and many new faces playing weekly. There are many reasons people play and enjoy the game of pickleball. Some play for the exercise, for something to do indoors during the colder months, for friendship and socializing, and above all to win.

All pickleball activities will return to the outdoor courts at the Incline Village Tennis & Pickleball Center in late April.

Fitness & Nutrition Tips

As the weather begins to warm up and our time outdoors increases, be sure you are doing a dynamic warm up and a cool down before any strenuous activities. Fire up your muscles and nervous system first so they can work harder for you. After your activity, be sure to cool down to aid recovery and allow your body temperature, blood pressure and heart rate to return to normal.

Spring is also a great time to focus on eating fresh and nutritious foods that are in season. With spring comes an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. Aim to include a variety of colorful fruits and veggies in your diet to ensure you are getting a variety of vitamins and minerals. Remember to listen to your body and eat when you're hungry, and stop when you're full. Finally, as the weather gets warmer, it's important to stay hydrated. Make sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day.

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ACTIVE ADULT/SENIOR PROGRAMS

Incliners

The Incliners is the longest-running IVGID senior program, providing social and educational opportunities for more than 500 seniors 49+. The club usually meets on the first Tuesday of each month for a social event which might include a potluck dinner, bingo, trivia, guest speakers, game night, and/or social happy hours. On the third Tuesday of each month, members meet for a catered dinner, followed by music, trivia or dancing (dates subject to change).

Annual dues are $25 per person. Advanced reservations are required for catered dinners (no walk-ins are admitted). Price

per member is $35, and non-members and guests are $45. Reserve your space and pay online. For additional information about how to join Incliners, make dinner reservations, sign up for events, or access our latest news, go to www.incliners.org.

Senior Transportation (55+)

The Senior Transportation Program is a collaborative effort provided by IVGID Senior Programs, Washoe County, NDOT and RTC. Services include regular transportation opportunities for shopping, errands, outings, and medical or personal appointments. This door-to-door, reliable, affordable service provides local seniors a way to get around, run errands, make appointments, and take care of business. Reservations are required. Please call the Senior Transportation Hotline at 775.886.1020 and leave the requested information for local errands at least 24 hours in advance for the Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday services. The fee for regular Tuesday runs is $10, with Wednesday or Friday weekly local transportation at $5.

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“On Demand” transportation is available for other individual needs. Cost is $40 per person, which includes a same-day round trip for errands, appointments, personal services, etc. (additional fees apply after 3 hours). Airport transportation services, (drop-off or pick up), are $55 per person. Book “On Demand” transportation services AT LEAST 72 business hours in advance at 775.886.1020.

Transportation services may be subject to alteration or cancellation in extreme weather and are subject to driver and vehicle availability. Requested destinations are limited to Washoe County and adjacent communities (i.e. Carson City, Stateline, Truckee, and Kings Beach).

Schedule:

Tuesdays - Carson City & Reno (alternating)

Wednesdays & Fridays - Local (IV/CB/KB)

Conversation Café

Conversation Café is a drop-in forum hosted by the Senior Programs staff. Interact with people, share diverse views and a passion for engaging with others over interesting topics, local issues, and world news items. Candid discussions about selected topics elicit frank comments, and the dissemination of information, often with humorous anecdotes and interjections.

Location: Aspen Grove

Days: Thursdays (year-round except holidays)

Time: 10 - 11:30am

Fee: FREE

(donations accepted for coffee and snacks)

IV/CB Veterans Club

Join this dynamic group for monthly lunch meetings with featured guest speakers. Veterans, supporters and community members are always welcome to attend the meetings. Participants enjoy involvement with special events and unique opportunities to honor and support local veterans, military service agencies, and special veteran support operations in the community, state, country and world. Meet on the last Thursday of each month, 12 - 2pm, from January through October at the Chateau at Incline Village. The IV/CB Veterans Club Mission is: To promote the welfare of all veterans and their families.

Fee: Annual dues are $30 and includes monthly meeting lunches.

Tai Chi for Health

Improve joint health, gain balance and coordination, learn about Chi, and make new friends.

Meet at Aspen Grove (960 Lakeshore Drive, Incline Village) each Thursday at 11:30am following Conversation Cafe. Contact instructor Pegi Feyge at pegifeyge@gmail.com for more information.

Active Adventures are open to all! While we prioritize seniors ages 55+ for the following adventures, these programs are open to anyone 21+ who would like to join if space is available! Visit InclineSeniors.com for details and schedules for these programs.

55+ Hiking Series

Join IVGID Senior Programs every Tuesday for guided hikes to beautiful Lake Tahoe locations. Meet in the Recreation Center Lobby. Bring water, lunch, & sunscreen (camera and hiking poles recommended). Wear appropriate shoes and clothing.

Days/Times: Tuesdays, 8:30am - 3:30pm*, May 7 – Oct. 29

Fee: $15, $12 w/IVGID Pass *some hikes require more/less time.

Jabber Walkies

Join this scaled-back program option for weekly hiking! Walk and talk at a more leisurely pace on these 3-5 mile treks with

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gentle elevation gain. Enjoy the greater Tahoe area, meet new people, and keep moving. Meet at the Recreation Center for an 8:30am departure. Bring water, lunch, sunglasses/ hat, sunscreen and hiking poles. Wear appropriate shoes and clothing.

Days/Times: Mondays, 8:30am - 2pm*, May 6 – Oct. 28

Fee: $15, $12 w/IVGID pass

*some hikes may take more or less time

Senior Mountain/E-Biking

IVGID Senior programs is ready to host the summer 55+ Mountain Bike/E-bike Program. Starting in June, sign up and explore bike paths and off road trails throughout the Lake Tahoe Basin and Truckee. This program welcomes riders of all abilities from beginning levels to moderate intermediates. Dates and locations will be published on our website soon.

Days/Times: Wednesdays, 9am - 12pm, May 8 – Oct. 30

Fee: $15, $12 w/IVGID pass

Moonlight Hikes with Wine & Cheese Social

These mile-long, paved road hikes to the Crystal Bay lookout site, sponsored in collaboration with the National Forest Service, usually include a spectacular sunset and ensuing moonrise. The outing includes transportation, wine, cheese and snacks.

If you would like to participate, but are unable to hike either or both ways, you may ride in the van to join the group at the top and enjoy the views and the fun.

Dates: TBD, see website for details.

Times: Meet at the Recreation Center at 4:45pm for a prompt departure at 5pm

Fee: $25, $20 w/IVGID Pass.

Parks&Rec

Bocce Ball Sunset Socials

Join players at the Recreation Center Bocce Ball courts for friendly competition, wine, music, food and fun. Open to all adults and seniors (21+). Please bring a main dish, side dish, or appetizer to share, your favorite beverage and personal picnic supplies to participate in the potluck.

Days: Thursdays, June 6 - Aug. 29

Times: 4 - 5:30pm (bocce play), 5:30pm ‘til dusk (food & drink)

Fee: $15, $12 w/IVGID Pass (per week)

Popular Line Dancing

The latest popular line dancing style is a great way to get some exercise, step to a wide variety of music, and have a great time! No partners needed, no experience required. The instructor will incorporate pop, rock, oldies, and western music selections to accompany dance steps. Class is held in the group fitness room in the Recreation Center. Register online, in person at the recreation counter, or by phone.

Days/Times: Spring & Summer sessions Wednesdays, 5:456:45pm

Fee: $70, $55 w/IVGID Pass

Trips, Tours & Adventures!

A spring/summer lineup of Trips, Tours & Adventures is just around the corner. Plan to get out of town for shopping, tours, wine tasting, and other excursions. Look for updates on our website, flyers in the Recreation Center, or check in with the Recreation Counter staff for the latest information and trip dates.

ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES

Youth Softball League

Divisions for girls in 6th through 8th grades. League starts April 8 and runs into early June.

Coed Soccer League

Come kick it with us in outdoor adult coed soccer! Teams play a total of 8-10 league games. The top four teams from each division qualify for playoffs.

Ages: 18+

Days: Wednesdays, June through late August, 6pm - 10pm

Coed Softball Leagues

Teams play a total of 8-10 league games. The top four teams from each division qualify for playoffs. Games will be played at Ridgeline Park #1 field.

Ages: 18+

Days: Coed D (Wed.) & E (Thur.), June through late August, 6pm - 10pm

Men’s Soccer League

Looking for more soccer time? Join us for our Men’s Soccer League! Teams play a total of 8-10 league games at Ridgeline Park Fields. The top teams from each division qualify for playoffs.

Ages: 18+

Days: Mondays, June through late August, 6pm - 10pm

Men's Softball League

Teams play a total of 8-10 league games. The top four teams from each division qualify for playoffs. Games will be played at Ridgeline Park Fields.

Ages: 18+

Days: Tuesdays, June through late August, 6pm - 10pm

Personal Sports Training

Individual sport instruction in Volleyball, Baseball, Soccer, Softball, Basketball. Fees vary depending on sport focus. Call the Sports Office at 775.833.7014 for more information or to make an appointment.

THE INCLINE VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER

The Incline Village Recreation Center is the heart of the community. It is the go-to source for all Parks & Recreation Department programming, services, fitness classes, community events and information on resident recreation passes!

Available amenities and offerings include Recreation Center memberships, 40+ group and water fitness classes, a variety of cardiovascular equipment, a strength conditioning area, a full-size gymnasium, and a 25-yard indoor pool.

This past winter the Recreation Center hosted ongoing popular programs, classes and services. Group Fitness classes grew and thrived. Class attendance increased 25% and some Yoga classes peaked at 35 participants, with the average class size normally 15 to 20. All are invited to join the group motivation experience at the Recreation Centernothing is quite as infectious as an energetic instructor and participant driven classes.

Our Preschool Playground is a safe, fun space for your toddlers. Parents and tots play on their own or together with guidance from staffers Heather, Ciri and occasionally Jaxon & Armando. Drop in on Tuesday & Friday until June.

Recreation Center Hours

(subject to change, please see inclinerecreation.com for current hours)

Monday - Friday: 6am – 8pm

Saturday 7am - 7pm

Sunday 7am - 5pm

Holiday hours vary, check online at inclinerecreation.com

Drop-In Basketball and Pickleball continue to be a big draw at the Recreation Center. Basketball on Tuesdays and Thursdays (all-year) from 12 - 2pm. Pickleball wraps up its indoor access with limited hours on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays until late April (when all pickleball moves back outdoors to the Incline Village Tennis & Pickleball Center).

Swim Lessons, Swim Team, Ninjas & Tiny Tumblers

Gymnastics and Kids Dance continue to be popular options. In addition, adults can drop in on Adult Ballet on Thursdays from 4 - 5:15pm until the end of June.

The Recreation Center will undergo repairs and some remodeling during the early summer. The 31-year-old facility needs pool plaster renovation, exterior patch and paint, group fitness room flooring replacement, and some additional flooring replacements. Keep an eye on the website and social media for closures or operational impacts due to the renovations.

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I have been a personal trainer for almost five years, since completing the American Council of Exercise (ACE) personal training course in April 2019. Prior to this I was a group fitness instructor for 20 years.

I decided to become a personal trainer as a natural extension to teaching group fitness classes. I was interested in helping people reach personal fitness goals, and was eager to learn more about the science and physiology of exercise and training. I was also attracted to the aspect of working one-on-one with people.

What I really enjoy about personal training is getting to know people and putting together a fitness program that is specific to their particular needs. The challenge is also to find ways of exercising that the individual will enjoy and adhere to. A regime that fits into their personal day-to-day life. It is just a great feeling when you can help someone find an exercise regime or program that gets them back on track after an injury or time away from fitness.

It can be extremely daunting to return to exercise after some time away. People lose confidence in their physical ability. It really is just baby steps back. I find people are often surprised how quickly their fitness returns. The hardest part of getting fit is just turning up. If you turn up, then fitness follows very quickly behind.

Sometimes people are aiming for a very specific goal. The variety of these goals over the past four years have been really interesting and challenging. They have included, training to hike to Everest Base Camp, improving disc golf technique for tournaments, several people doing three to six month training programs to run their first half marathon, and people wanting to regain their strength and cardio respiratory health after hip, knee and shoulder surgeries or other health challenges.

When I train people I generally like to mix strength training (with body weight, dumbbells, TRX, bosu, or any variety of equipment) with cardiovascular intervals. I like to do this to music generally. I am a great believer in the benefits of HIIT training (high intensity interval training). Studies have shown HIIT to have remarkable results in overall fitness gains in a relatively short space of time.

Interestingly people over 50 seem to really gain benefits from HIIT. I also encourage people to cross train. Cross training means mixing up what you do when you exercise. It is a great way to prevent injury and boredom. For instance, in a week someone could do strength training once or twice down in the weight room, hike 2-3 miles once or twice, attend a yoga or stretch class, play pickleball, ski or go for a swim. Variety is the spice of life!

In the spring, when we still might have snow on the ground around town it can be hard to get out there and exercise. There are so many ways to keep active at home or when going about our day-to-day activities. If you are working at home, set a timer every hour or so to stand up and walk around. Many studies have suggested that sitting all day is as bad for your health as smoking. It is proven that when we sit for long periods of time our circulation slows down and this is damaging to our overall health. Maybe walk up the stairs and don’t take the elevator. Get up and walk around when you take a phone call. Park your car some distance from work or from the supermarket so you have to walk a little further. A recent extensive study at Cambridge university found that just a brisk 11 minute walk a day can increase longevity by up to 20%. Taking just 15-20 minutes a day to exercise and stay active can be a life changer.

BEACHES INFORMATION

Beaches INFORMATION

The four IVGID-managed restrictedaccess beaches - Ski Beach, Incline Beach, Burnt Cedar Beach, and Hermit Beach - are located on Lakeshore Drive between the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort and State Route 28.

Incline Village beaches are restrictedaccess - please refer to our website inclinerecreation.com for rules, access restrictions and recreation privileges.

Incline Beach

967 Lakeshore Blvd.

Incline Beach has a nice sandy beach and swimming area if you need to jump in the water to cool off. There are several picnic areas, a playground, a snack bar, a non-motorized watercraft concession provided by Lake Tahoe Water Sports, and a full-service outdoor bar provided by Incline Spirits that offers a selection of drinks and cocktail service during the summer months.

Ski Beach

967 Lakeshore Blvd.

Ski Beach has a boat ramp, picnic areas, two volleyball courts, and a bocce ball court, a creek running

though, lush grassy areas, and trees to provide leisurely shady walks. There are kayak/canoe/paddleboard storage rentals and an easily accessible boat ramp.

Hermit Beach

967 Lakeshore Blvd.

Hermit Beach is the small beach on the east side of Incline Creek, next to the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe.

Burnt Cedar Beach

665 Lakeshore Blvd.

Burnt Cedar offers an outdoor pool with waterslide and an adjacent toddler pool, a small sandy beach with a protected swimming cove, a large grassy point with benches, playground, non-motorized watercraft concession provided by Lake Tahoe Water Sports, a snack bar and multiple group picnic areas. The full-service outdoor bar

2024 Beach Admission Rates

Adult (18+)

Youth (6-17)

Children (0-5)

Recreation Pass Holder FREE

Watch the Beaches Know Before You Go video on the Beaches web page.

provided by Incline Spirits offers a selection of drinks with cocktail servers offering beach-side service.

More Information

Pool hours are posted on our website and paper copies can be picked up at the Recreation Center or the Burnt Cedar Beach gate. Snack bar hours are updated online.

Group Picnic Reservations

For group picnic area reservations and other IVGID facility rental information, please call 775.832.1310.

2024 Watercraft Launch Rates

Round-Trip Ramp Use: $25

One-Way Ramp Use: $15

Annual Launch Pass: $250

Watercraft Launch Passes

Daily watercraft launch passes are available to valid IVGID Recreation Pass and Recreation Punch Card holders with beach access at the Ski Beach gate.

Annual Watercraft Launch Pass

Annual Launch Passes are available for purchase to IVGID Recreation Pass holders. In order to purchase an annual pass (valid from May 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025) please go to the Ski Beach gate or the Recreation Center Counter. Bring your valid beach access IVGID Recreation Pass, current vessel registration in the resident's name, current driver's license, and complete an application.

For watercraft rules and regulations, please search for "Boat Launching & Watercraft Information" on www.InclineRecreation.com.

Watercraft Self-Retrieval Cards

After paying the initial fee to launch your watercraft, the host will hand you a retrieval card to utilize for your pull out. You can keep this card in your vehicle and when arriving at the booth to retrieve, present the card and your IVGID Pass to the host and you can retrieve your vessel free of charge. IVGID Pass holders who do not have a watercraft retrieval card will be assessed a one-way $15 ramp use fee.

IVGID PASS UPDATES

Questions about updates to IVGID Recreation Passes and Recreation Punch Cards? Scan this to learn more on our website.

Kayak & Paddle Board Rentals

Lake Tahoe Watersports is pleased to announce premium stand up paddle board and kayak service to IVGID Recreation Pass passholders and their guests. The owner/operator has 30+ years experience as a watersport provider in Lake Tahoe. Given the extensive background and hands-on customer service experience, George, Sandra and their staff are uniquely positioned to provide a safe and memorable aquatic experience.

Lake Tahoe Watersports offers a full line of paddle board and kayak rentals. All of our rental equipment is stable, user friendly, and the perfect way to explore Tahoe's hidden coves. As you paddle on Lake Tahoe's crystalclear waters, prepare for the experience of a lifetime. To make a reservation call 775.830.2812 or book online at www.laketahoews.com.

Locations: On the sand at Incline Beach and Burnt Cedar Beach

Dates of operation: May 25 - September 22, weather permitting

Hours: 9am - 6pm, weather permitting

No Beach Parcels: If your parcel has been assessed as “No Beach,” your IVGID Recreation Pass or Recreation Punch Card will not grant you beach access but does retain all other IVGID Recreation privileges.

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL

tennis & pickleball center updates

Located along a year-round babbling creek, the Incline Village Tennis & Pickleball Center offers tennis courts, pickleball courts, and a fully-stocked pro shop. The center is located adjacent to the Recreation Center at 964 Incline Way.

Clinics, socials, mixers, tournaments, and youth camps are offered throughout the summer months, welcoming locals and visitors alike. Our professional and friendly staff is available to arrange your next game, find you a perfect hitting partner, or answer any racket, stringing or tennis/pickleball gear questions that you may have. We look forward to hitting the courts with you this season!

Opening Date: Monday, May 6 (weather dependent)

Season-Long Tennis & Pickleball Membership Passes

Season-long Tennis and Pickleball Membership Passes are available. Special tennis rates are available for Juniors (ages 13-17), Seniors (60-79), Senior Couples (both partners must be 60-79), and Families. Players ages 80+ are free with IVGID Recreation Pass.

Afternoon Tennis Membership Passes are limited to play Monday- Saturday after 12pm and Sundays for play anytime. Membership passes are available for purchase at the Tennis & Pickleball Center or Recreation Center. Call the Pro Shop at 775.832.1235 or visit InclineTennis.com for more information (before May 8, please call the Recreation Center at 775.832.1310).

Note: There are days the courts will be limited or unavailable due to tournaments and other events. Please take that into consideration when purchasing your membership pass. All membership passes include Pickleball play.

Tennis & Pickleball Center s

spring offerings

Court Reservations:

Call 775.832.1235 or stop by the Tennis & Pickleball Center to reserve your time.

Private & Group Lessons

Private, semi-private, group and clinic lessons are available seven days a week. All adult teaching professions are USPTA certified. Please call the Pro Shop at 775.832.1235 for appointments, pricing, and information.

Spring Programs & Clinics

• Adult Tennis Clinics

• Beginner Pickleball Clinics

• Adult Pick-Up Pickleball Play

The Tennis & Pickleball Center also offers additional clinics as we move into summer. Please check our website InclineTennis.com for more information.

youth programs

Junior Pickleball Clinics

Professional instruction for the aspiring young pickleball player. Youth Pickleball Clinic (ages 6 - 10):

Days/Times: Fridays, 1 - 4pm

Fee: $67, $50 w/ IVGID Pass

Junior Afternoon Tennis Clinics

A perfect opportunity to develop the aspiring tennis player! Check inclinetennis.com for session dates and details. Clinics below run from June 17 - August 9.

Mini-Munchkins (ages 4 - 6):

Days/Times: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5 - 5:30pm

Fee: $20, $15 w/ IVGID Pass

Munchkins (ages 6 - 7):

Days/Times: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4:15 - 5pm

Fee: $25, $20 w/ IVGID Pass

Blue Academy (ages 11 - 13):

Days/Times: Fridays, 1 - 2pm

Fee: $30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass

Silver Academy (ages 14 - 18):

Days/Times: Fridays, 2 - 3:30pm

Fee: $40, $35 w/ IVGID Pass

High School Training Camp (ages 14 - 18):

Days/Times: August 12 - 15, 1 - 4pm

Fees: $300, $250 w/ IVGID Pass

THE GOLF COURSES AT INCLINE VILLAGE®

Growing up in California I played many sports including tennis, golf, football and snow skiing. I’ve enjoyed coming up to the Tahoe Basin for over 30 years after falling in love with the golf and skiing. Then it transitioned into PGA meetings and golf tournaments, and a little less skiing with my chosen career path.

I started my career as an Assistant Professional and worked my way up to General Manager with a focus on operations and fiscal responsibility, while still maintaining a high level of customer service.

I have always appreciated what the hospitality industry has given me. Working mostly with private country clubs, I have

always felt there must be a balance between generating revenue and providing an incredible guest experience, and I look forward to finding the right balance here in Incline Village.

I feel very fortunate to have landed in this community because of the beauty it offers over each season. The District also offers great experiences for all residents and guests, and I will work hard to ensure our golf courses continue to provide the high level of service our residents and guests expect.

Preparations for our upcoming summer season are going full speed ahead, and our tentative opening dates for the Incline Village golf courses are currently set for Friday, May 17 (Championship Course) and Friday, May 31 (Mountain Course), conditions permitting.

I look forward to meeting all of the golfers and other community members this season!

TimothySands

Timothy Sands, PGA General Manager of Golf Operations

Elain Schuyler Stephanie Peyton, Mike Peyton Tracy Risko, Selena Stevenson, Heidi Todd

golf lessons & clinics

Get Golf Ready Clinics

This program is geared to new players or players with little experience. Get Golf Ready is intended to give players a chance to cover all the aspects of the game in a consistent and controlled environment, with an opportunity to meet other newbies to the game as well. Get Golf Ready is meant to be fun and approachable with on-course learning to help prepare new golfers for an actual round of golf on an actual golf course. For returning golfers, it offers a chance to learn something new or break any bad habits formed and start again from scratch.

Level 1: Are you new to golf or returning after many years? Get Golf Ready Level 1 is a series designed to teach everything you need to play golf in a series of four consecutive lessons. Each lesson will focus on essential golf skills. Topics covered include putting, chipping, short iron shots, long irons, hybrids, fairway woods, driving, course etiquette, and rules.

Level 2: This clinic series is designed for Get Golf Ready 1 graduates or golfers who have played 2 or more years.

Registration typically opens up in the beginning of May. View details on the Get Golf Ready page on our websiteGolfIncline.com.

Junior Golf Programs

Register your kids for summer golf camps or the PGA Junior League. View details on page 8 or GolfIncline.com.

meet our incline village golf pros Golf

Ashley Wood, PGA - Head of Player Development

Ashley Wood was born and raised in Incline Village and is both a Class A PGA Professional and a certified fitness professional. As the Head of Player Development, her role involves running the Incline Village Golf Academy lessons, clinics and programs. Her goals for the season include focusing on her students' development as a golfer by bringing in new coaching experiences on and off the course, enhancing junior golf programs and of course teaching lessons at both courses.

Robert Bruce, PGA: First Assistant Golf Professional

After college, Rob moved to Southern California to attend the San Diego Golf Academy. He worked at the Championship Golf Course from 1996 – 2004 and then continued to expand his knowledge and experience by working at different types of facilities in the area. Rob graduated from the Golf Professional Training Program of the PGA of America and returned to the Championship Golf Course. His experience over the years includes golf shop operations, tournament operations, junior golf camps, private and group golf instruction and merchandising.

golf shop updates

The Championship and Mountain Golf Courses in Incline Village are pleased to continue to offer some of the most fashion forward apparel in the entire Lake Tahoe region. We will once again be featuring the brand Lohla Sport that Annika Sorenstam continues to include as part of her favorite golf gear. (See https://golf.com/gear/annika-sorenstam-favoritegolf-gear-2023/)

We will also have a new brand featured this year, Swannies Golf, a relatively new brand to the golfing world with some fun

and vibrant prints at a very competitive price point. Lastly, brands such as Peter Millar, G/Fore, Nike, Puma, IBKUL, and Greg Norman will headline our stellar list of apparel brands. As our reputation continues to grow as a top golf destination in Lake Tahoe, we realize our need to continue to offer oneof-a-kind golf memorabilia. PRG,a leading accessory company, has designed this year's custom head covers, putter covers, towels, divot tools and ball markers that are exclusive to our golf shops. These make unique gift options for both residents and visitors alike.

Our main goal for our golf shops is to be the starting point of a fantastic day. Whether that be coming in to check in for a round of golf, shopping for needed equipment (golf shoes, bags, or balls etc.), or inquiring for local knowledge. We look forward to seeing you soon. And remember, browsing is always free (until you find something you just can’t live without).

Gregory Merritt

Gregory Merritt, District Merchandiser, The Golf Courses at Incline Village®

golf signature events

Nine & WineGolf & Wine Tastings

Players enjoy a nine-hole scramble followed by wine and appetizer pairings. This local favorite event series is back for 2024, teeing off on select Thursday evenings during the summer months. Four-person teams play a nine-hole scramble before enjoying wine tastings paired with gourmet appetizers. A different vintner is featured every event.

Space is limited and these events do sell out so reserve your spot in advance. Call 775.832.1150 for pricing and to reserve your spot once the Mountain Course opens for the season.

THE GRILLE AT THE CHATEAU®

Golf

Opening in mid-May with the Championship Golf Course, The Grille at The Chateau will once again offer tasty lunch options as well as an expanded happy hour menu to locals and golfers alike.

Located adjacent to the 18th green at the Incline Village Championship Golf Course (955 Fairway Blvd.), The Grille serves food from 11am to 6pm, with happy hour drink specials offered from 4pm to 6pm daily. Diners have the option of eating outdoors on the patio overlooking the 18th

2024-25 season passes on sale

Diamond Peak season passes for the 2024-2425 season are currently on sale at the best prices of the year. Season passes come with plenty of perks like no blackout dates during the season, on-mountain discounts, discounts on lift tickets for friends, bonus tickets to partner resorts and

Purchase early-bird season passes online at DiamondPeak.com

more. And if you plan to ski multiple times (and don’t want to wait in the ticket line), a season pass is the way to go.

Early-bird pricing goes through April 30, 2024, so act fast to secure the best deal!

Special IVGID Recreation Pass Holder Pricing

Did you know that IVGID Recreation Pass holders receive special discounted pricing on Diamond Peak season passes? Yes, we know the daily tickets are a great value to begin with, which might make the investment in a season pass seem like a stretch. But if you plan to ski/ride on weekends or holidays, the chance to skip the ticket lines and go straight to the lifts will be worth the investment! Plus, if you add in all the freebies you

get at other mountains (bonus days!) and other perks, and compare it to the value price that IVGID Recreation Pass holders pay, you’ll see it’s the best deal in town.

Peak Pledge

Purchase early with confidence, as Diamond Peak offers our Peak Pledge easy refund policy - 2024-25 Season Pass holders are eligible for a full refund (minus a $25 processing fee per pass) on unused passes if requested by January 15, 2025. No insurance or doctor’s note needed. Just contact Guest Services by January 15 if you have not used your pass and would like a refund. Any refunds after this date will only be permitted with a doctor’s note, and will be subject to proration.

Bonus Perks

Diamond Peak Season Pass holders get discounts on the mountain during the ski season when you show your season pass.

• Diamond Peak Rental & Repair Shop: 20% off equipment tuning

• Diamond Peak Base Lodge & Snowflake Lodge: 10% off food and nonalcoholic beverages

• Discounts on Diamond Peak Last Tracks event tickets (subject to availability)

Show your 2024-25 Diamond Peak Season Pass to receive free bonus lift tickets at partner resorts during the 202425 ski season. As of press time we have partnerships in place with many great ski resorts across the West Coast, with more coming throughout the summer.

Tahoe’s Best Value

Don’t just take our word for it though, ask your friends and other locals who choose to support their community-owned resort and make Diamond Peak their home mountain. Here are just some of the reasons our pass holders choose to buy a Diamond Peak season pass (taken from our 2023-24 Diamond Peak Guest Satisfaction Survey):

“DP is so easy to get to, and the season pass makes it really easy to get onto the snow for a few runs in the middle of the day. We love that the resort is in town, has a good variety of runs (weather permitting), and we often come during the work day for a few quick runs as a way to get fresh air.”

“Friendly, unusually uncrowded. Can't beat the senior season pass $.”

“I appreciate the ‘vibe’ at Diamond Peak. It is a perfect mix of fun and chill… Everyone appears to understand that DP is welcoming to all levels of user, and accommodates that. The mountain itself is fun, the runs are great and well-maintained. The staff is kind and welcoming. And, most importantly, general access to the resort and the mountain (parking, transit to the lifts/windows, ticket windows, the lodges, and the patios) could not be easier. As a season pass holder, it's incredibly convenient to spend a morning or even an afternoon at DP getting a few

runs in with my 5-year-old, knowing that the drive, parking, and lift lines will be so convenient.”

“I'm 90 years old and appreciate your offering the free season pass to the longtime skiers.”

“I'm local, and it's the most convenient and most affordable resort for a season pass for me. Plus I really enjoy the terrain on powder days.”

DIAMOND PEAK EVENTS RECAP

The 2023-24 ski season was full of fun, including another amazing Ullr Fest, the 5th annual Luggi Foger Uphill/Downhill Festival, our Dummy Downhill festival of flying dummies, Last Tracks wine & beer tastings, and thousands of impromptu family gatherings on the slopes and in the lodges. We sincerely hope you were able to join us for some of the fun!

Q&A WITH MEG WILSON - NECK GAITER DESIGN CONTEST WINNER

We asked Meg a few questions about her design:

What inspired you to enter our neck gaiter design contest? And how did your inspiration translate into the winning design that was chosen?

I saw the Diamond Peak neck gaiter contest on social media. I guessed other entries would be digital art, and with so much in our lives being technology driven, I thought it would be fun to enter a hand-painted piece.

For the color blocks design: Lake Tahoe is such a colorful place with the blue/aqua lake, wild flowers in the summer and the multicolored sunsets. I wanted to reflect all those colors in my painting. The blue square on the bottom has a hint of pine trees.

How long have you been painting for? And how did you get into your art?

I’ve been painting on and off for many years but have recently gotten back into painting regularly.

I was a theater major in college and have always been artistic in one way or another. I’ve really enjoyed getting back into painting and drawing - it’s become my passion!

Artist Meg Wilson wearing and holding her winning neck gaiter design.

MOUNTAIN

PRESTON

VILLAGE

DIAMOND

SNOWFLAKE

BOWL INCLINE

SKATE PARK

KEY

Paved Trail

Unpaved Trail

Beach (restricted access)

Field/Court Building

LakeshoreDrivePath

INCLINE BEACH (restricted access)

SKI BEACH & BOAT LAUNCH (restricted

Rosewood Creek

FIELD 1

FIELD 2

RIDGELINE PARK

FIELD

DISC GOLF COURSE

Creek

Disc Golf (start of course)

Foot Bridge Parking Lot

INCLINE FITNESS TRAIL ASPEN GROVE OVERFLOW & BOAT TRAILER PARKING

HOLE 1 (START) OF DISC GOLF COURSE

VILLAGE GREEN

HYATT REGENCY LAKE TAHOE

ROBERT & ROBIN HOLMAN FAMILY BIKE PARK

INCLINE VILLAGE TENNIS & PICKLEBALL CENTER PRO SHOP

NORTH TAHOE NEVADA WELCOME CENTER

INCLINE VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER

BOCCE BALL COURTS

Plans for the Effluent Storage Tank project

major capital improvement project updates

Tahoe Basin construction season is right around the corner, and the Public Works team has been busy over the winter preparing projects to be constructed this summer. Here is a list of the major capital projects planned for this summer:

• 2024 phase of the Effluent Export Pipeline Reconstruction

• Effluent Storage Tank

• Alder Avenue Waterline Replacement

• Final phase of the Mountain Golf Cart Path Reconstruction

• Champ Course Cart Path Reconstruction

• Districtwide Pavement Maintenance

• Water Reservoir Tank Recoating for two tanks

• New Roofs at Mountain Golf Clubhouse and Cart Barn

Projects currently in the planning and design phase include:

• Skatepark Enhancement

• Incline Beach House replacement

• Ponderosa Ranch Road Waterline Replacement

• Burnt Cedar Emergency Fuel Tank Replacement

• The next phase of the Wetland Effluent Disposal Facility Improvements

The Effluent Export Pipeline Reconstruction project is a multi-year capital improvement project funded through the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection - State Revolving Loan Fund ($54M), EPA Community Grant Funds ($1.6M), and District funds. Staff is actively working with the USACE 595 Program to secure additional funding assistance. The construction will be located south of Secret Harbor toward the Douglas County line. The construction schedule (May – November) will be 24-hours beginning Sunday night through Friday midday, therefore, if you plan to travel on SR 28 to Carson City or South Lake please make sure to leave early as traffic control will be in place, and delays of up to 30 minutes are expected this construction season.

Another important project Public Works would like to highlight is the Effluent Storage Tank project. This project is based on a regulatory requirement identified in the 2016 Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) Discharge Permit issued by the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection – Water Pollution Control Bureau. This permit is required to facilitate the disposal of the treated effluent so as to not degrade groundwater. The project is funded with USACE 595 Program funds. Construction will consist of a new access road and a 2 million gallon pre-stressed concrete storage tank to be located within Pond 1 adjacent to the WRRF. The project will require the removal of an earthen dam that created Pond 1 in the early 1960s.

WASTE NOT PROGRAM UPDATES

Household Hazardous Waste/Electronic Waste Program Updates

The Waste Not team is updating the community hazardous waste program with extended appointment availability during a condensed season. Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents with valid identification can drop off up to 50 pounds of household hazardous waste and electronics by pre-booked appointment, weekly from Memorial Day to Labor Day 2024. This program is under modification so please look for updates later this spring. Information is available at our website ivgidhhw.com or by contacting staff at WasteNot@ivgid.org or by calling 775.832.1284.

Earth Day Events

There are many ways to learn about Tahoe’s environment and one of the best ways is to attend or volunteer at an educational event. The Public Works conservation program, Waste Not, is providing outreach opportunities at several spring community events.

Stop by the Tahoe Water Suppliers Association booth and take the Drink Tahoe Tap™ Water Taste Test at one of the Earth Day Celebrations in April.

Participants take part in a single-blind taste test between two local tap glasses of water and one commercially available bottled spring water and vote on which tastes best. After picking a favorite, participants are informed about the waters. Tahoe Tap has come out on top for more than a decade.

Tahoe Truckee Earth Day

Saturday, April 20 from 11am – 5pm at The Village at Palisades Tahoe. More info: tahoetruckeeearthday.com

South Lake Tahoe Earth Day Festival

Saturday, April 27 from 10am – 3pm at Lake Tahoe Community College, South Lake Tahoe. More info: southtahoeearthday.org

Online - Tahoe Earth Week

April 20-27: Tahoe’s many conservation partners join together to offer a variety of activities and events for Earth Week. Visit takecaretahoe.org for more information.

Volunteers Needed

Tahoe-Truckee Snapshot Day

May 11 from 9am - 12pm, Tahoe Waterman Landing, Carnelian Bay CA and other locations.

Interested in the water quality of our Incline Village and North Shore watersheds? Join us for the 24th annual TahoeTruckee Snapshot Day, a one-day event where volunteers become citizen scientists and capture spring runoff conditions in Lake Tahoe. It remains one of the longest running citizen watershed monitoring events on the West Coast of the United States. Participants perform a stream walk (visual assessment), collect water samples, take measurements, and document site conditions with photos and drawings. Data is archived in a 20+ year database. More information on the May 11, 2024, event is available at tahoetruckeesnapshotday. org.

Incline Village/Crystal Bay East Shore Litter Cleanup

June 1 from 9am - 12pm, Incline Village Library (new location)

Waste Not is hosting the annual Tahoe Blue Crew Spring litter cleanup event, as part of the Incline Village Library Block Party on June 1. Starting at 9am teams of volunteers will sweep the village, conducting litter cleanup from streets, streams, trail and shore. This year there will be a BBQ lunch for volunteers. Pickup tools, bags, buckets, safety vests, disposable masks and gloves will be available.

Updated information will be posted on the IVGID events pages. For more information call 775.832.1284 or email wastenot@ivgid.org.

Yard Waste/Pine Needle Recycling Update

Waste Management (WM) is offering Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents free curbside yard waste recycling collection for 16 weeks in 2024. The collection period has two parts with a break in August and September. Residents can set yard waste for curbside collection on their regular pickup days free of charge from May 6 to July 19, and then again from September 30 to November 1, 2024. Yard waste left curbside outside of this time frame is considered trash and subject to excess bag charges.

WM will mail (to the billing address), ninety-six (96) yard debris collection stickers which should be used whenever you dispose of yard waste. Accepted yard debris includes: pine needles, pine cones, garden waste, small bushes, small twigs, small branches, wood chip, bark, and lawn trimmings. No dirt, rocks or pet waste.

Instructions:

• Place vegetative waste in heavy-duty bags and securely tie each bag.

• Please ensure that each bag does not exceed 40 pounds.

• Attach current sticker to each bag.

• Place bags curbside for collection on your regular service day.

You can also drop off loose or bagged yard debris using the stickers at Incline Village Transfer Station. Loose drop-off is encouraged and reduces plastic bag contamination.

For more information, visit the Incline Village Waste Management website at: https://www.wm.com/location/ nevada/northern-nevada/inclinevillage/index.jsp .

Large Wood Debris Disposal

The North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District (NLTFPD) offers free chipping for residents with larger wood materials (dead trees, branches, limbs under 6” diameter). Visit www.nltfpd.net to request chipping service.

SPRING INTO SAVINGS

celebrations at the chateau & aspen grove

Enjoy all of life’s special moments and leave the hard work to us. Our venues are great spaces for setting the stage for your special events including weddings, family reunions, baby showers, anniversary parties, birthdays, and more!

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Chateau Upgrades Available

Enhance your special event at The Chateau with these upgrades, now available for an extra fee:

• Lounge Furniture

• Champagne Wall

• Fire Pits

• Sweetheart Chairs

• Backdrop with Birch Trees

• Cross Back Chairs

• Linen Upgrade

DISCOVER YOUR TRUE TAHOE JOB THIS SUMMER!

Great Locations & Perks

Working for the Incline Village General Improvement District comes with many benefits including beautiful venues, flexible schedules, and fun coworkers.

Perks may include free or discounted access to our venues, plus discounts on food & beverage.

DAISY TRAILS FOREST PRESCHOOL

Drop in Care Available

Full day/ Half day/ Hourly (ages 0-8 years)

AM Part-time positions available Evening and Weekends

Ski and snowboard school (ages 1-8 years)

Parks & Recreation job opportunities:

• Lifeguard & Lead Lifeguard

• Swim Instructor & Swim Team Coach

• Parks Maintenance Staff

• Beach Host & Lead Beach Host

• Tennis/Pickleball Host

• Fitness Facility Rover

• Asst. Parks & Recreation Clerk

Food & Beverage job opportunities:

• Dishwasher

• Prep Cooks & Cook (Golf & Beach)

• Snack Bar Attendant (Golf & Beach)

• Server

Golf Courses job opportunities:

• Golf Shop Staff

• Outside Services Staff

• Starter/Ranger

• Grounds Maintenance Staff

View the full list of available positions online at yourtahoeplace.com/ jobs. Call 775.832.1100 or email jobs@yourtahoeplace.com for more information. EOE.

staff spotlights

New & Promoted Staff

IVGID would like to welcome these new staff members who’ve recently joined our team, and congratulate those existing team members who have recently been promoted into new positions within the District. If you see any of these staff members’ smiling faces around the District, please say hello and/or congratulations!

New Hires

Welcome! We’re excited to have you a part of our team.

Joseph Scott

Collection/Distribution Operator II

Nick Chandler

Electrician/Instrumentation Tech

Chelsea LeMoine

Management Analyst

Jeremy Hissom

Collection/Distribution OIT

Kyle Rockwell

Facilities Operations Lead

Timothy Sands

General Manager of Golf Operations

Sarah Morris

Parks & Recreation Administrative Specialist

Eric Urbina

Revenue Office Technician

Promotions

Congratulations on your promotion and continued contribution to our community.

Mark Helleckson

Public Works Technician

Bobby Magee

District General Manager

Vicky Nye

Controller

Sara Schmitz Chair

932 Lakeshore Blvd. Incline Village, Nevada 89451

925.858.4384 schmitz_trustee@ivgid.org

Term expires 2024

Matthew Dent Vice Chair

774 Mays Blvd. #10-573

Incline Village, Nevada 89451

775.298.1005 dent_trustee@ivgid.org

Term expires 2024

Ray Tulloch Treasurer

893 Southwood Blvd. Incline Village, Nevada 89451

207.409.4872 tulloch_trustee@ivgid.org

Term expires 2026

Michaela Tonking Secretary

546 Lantern Ct. Incline Village, Nevada 89451

775.225.0748 tonking_trustee@ivgid.org

Term expires 2024

Dave Noble Trustee

893 Southwood Blvd. Incline Village, Nevada 89451

775.813.1991 noble_trustee@ivgid.org

Term expires 2026

775.750.2190

Donovan Group Luxury Team NV BS.52696

775.750.7339

775.303.2672

Donovan Group Luxury Team NV BS 143530

SUZIE

775.413.3106 NV S 190396 KERRY

Donovan Group Luxury Team NV S 194609 JANE

530.545.2187 062427

775.843. 0312 NV S 66076

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