IVGID
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chair
Michaela Tonking tonking_trustee@ivgid.org
Vice Chair
Michelle Jezycki jezycki_trustee@ivgid.org
Treasurer Mick Homan homan_trustee@ivgid.org
Secretary
Dave Noble noble_trustee@ivgid.org
Trustee
Ray Tulloch tulloch_trustee@ivgid.org
EDITORIAL STAFF
MANAGING EDITOR
Kari Wingate
CONTRIBUTORS
Paul Raymore
Jaclyn Ream
Robert Harrison
Sydney Hannig
Jeff Clothier
Greg Merritt
CONTACT US
893 Southwood Blvd.
Incline Village, NV 89451
775.832.1100 info@ivgid.org
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COVER PHOTO
Michael Harrigan
What’s inside
IVGID FACILITIES & CONTACT INFO
“I like working outside and with my hands. I enjoy seeing the kids and community playing on and enjoying the fields and parks I take care of.”
- Sam (Parks Maintenance)
“My favorite thing about the job is just meeting people and being involved with the community. I love my co-workers, and there’s something new and different every day.” - Darlene (Parks & Recreation)
Full-time, part-time, seasonal and on call positions available Create memories that will last a lifetime and make a positive contribution to our community by joining the IVGID team. View all open positions and apply online: YourTahoePlace.com/Jobs
Welcome Message from ivgid's general manager
Welcome to our spring edition of IVGID Magazine. Inside you will find information about IVGID and the wealth of programming available for you to recreate and enjoy Lake Tahoe’s natural beauty along with many of the IVGID recreational and cultural assets.
I was appointed the IVGID General Manager following a 30-year career
in local government management, specifically as a city manager or city administrator. My public service experience was in municipalities in the states of Washington, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Educationally, I have a master’s in public administration from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a bachelor’s in arts from Marquette University.
There are critical values that I hope to bring to the team of employees here at IVGID. This includes providing excellent customer service to those who live here and enjoy recreating at IVGID amenities. We will also be focused on providing value for our residents who pay the fees and taxes that fund District operations and along with significant capital investment in facilities and venues. You are encouraged to participate in the district’s 2025/26 budget process through attendance at meetings or emailing the District Trustees.
I appreciate the active support received from the Board of Trustees, employees, and many of you whom I have met as I have visited the District facilities. We have a special place here at Incline Village, and I’m committed to helping maintain that status, through effective leadership, sound fiscal management, bringing efficiencies to District operations, and by building an excellent organizational culture.
I hope you take advantage of many of the amazing programs and facilities we have highlighted in this edition of IVGID Magazine. Have a great spring and I hope to see you around the Village and at many of our community events.
Best wishes,
RobertHarrison
Robert Harrison, IVGID General Manager
new YOURTAHOEPLACE.COM WEBSITE
The Incline Village General Improvement District recently upgraded our website platform to bring better functionality, modern design, increased security and accessibility to our website users. In redesigning the YourTahoePlace.com site architecture, we asked our website development teamthe Reno-based marketing and web development agency KPS3 - to look at our content with fresh eyes, with the goal of creating a user experience that works well for our local residents first and foremost, and also highlights the incredible services and amenities IVGID provides to all who visit our local community.
Notable changes - The consolidation of IVGID’s governmental affairs and administrative functions under the “About IVGID” menu item in the website navigation. We’ve also created a new “Residents” menu item to host most of the information that’s only relevant to those who live and/or own property here in town including water, sewer and trash service information, IVGID Passes and Punch Cards details, and resources for sustainable living in the community.
In addition to this content restructuring, the new website includes additional design elements that help us consolidate information better. The new website should also look and work better on mobile devices, which make up over 50% of the traffic to our website in this day and age. Feature wise, the site search functionality has been upgraded. Now, if
you’re looking for a specific topic on the website, you can click the search magnifying glass icon (in the upper right) to search both web pages on the site, and/or documents uploaded to the site (e.g. PDFs that might include that search term). This functionality was requested by many of our community members, and we’re excited to roll it out.
CivicPlus Portal for Board Meeting Materials
Another big change website users will notice is the transition of all of our Board of Trustees meeting agendas and packets to their own dedicated online CivicPlus portal. You can dive directly into the CivicPlus portal at https://ivgid.portal. civicclerk.com/, or access it through the Meetings & Agendas page on the YourTahoePlace.com website. Either way, the CivicPlus portal is the new Board of Trustees’ meeting materials repository, and it comes with a slate of great tools that help make meeting materials more accessible to the community. Click into any meeting to find agenda and packet materials (including links to individual items and approved meeting minutes from prior meetings). Click into meetings to find the video recording of the meeting (including links to the specific portion of the video where each item/topic was discussed). Looking to subscribe to updates about Board of Trustees meetings and/or specific committee meetings? Create an account by clicking the “Sign In” button in the top right corner, then look for the “Subscriptions” button to manage the email notifications you’d like to receive.
Give us your feedback
The process of upgrading and maintaining our District website is ongoing, and we would love to hear your feedback on the new YourTahoePlace.com website! We realize that a lot of content has moved around based on the new site structure, so we encourage everyone to use the search button if you can’t find something on the new website. We will continue to make tweaks and upgrades based on user feedback and usage patterns we see over time. So feel free to send an email to marketing@ivgid.org with any comments or questions you may have.
Sincerely,
PaulRaymore
Paul Raymore Marketing & Communications Manager
YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS
summer camp REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
Registration for all youth summer camps will take place in a phased series of events listed below.
April 17 & 18
IVGID Recreation Pass holders in-person registration
Who: Individuals who have an active IVGID Recreation Pass (aka IVGID Picture 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 ahead of time.
Location: The Chateau (955 Fairway Blvd.)
Dates/Times:
Thursday, April 17, 4 - 8pm Friday, April 18, 1 - 6pm
April 19 - 27
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.
Where: Incline Village Recreation Center (980 Incline Way)
Times: 9am - 5pm Daily
Phone number: 775.832.1310
Begins April 28, 9:30am
Open in-person, online & phone registration
Who: Everyone
Location: Incline Village Recreation Center
Time: 9:30am
Phone number: 775.832.1310
Registration is limited to four Parks & Rec camps and two swim lesson sessions per child.
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 nonrefundable.
YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS
summer camps
Rowing Camp
Learn to row with Tahoe Crew! Our US Rowing-certified coaches will introduce you to the sport of rowing using modern equipment and FAST boats. Students will learn rowing styles (sweep and scull) and have the opportunity to race against one another.
Age: 13 - 17
Location: Incline Beach*
Day/Times: Monday - Friday, 7 - 10am
Price: $500 w/ IVGID Pass
Youth Beginner Session 1: July 7 - 11
Youth Beginner Session 2: July 21 - 25
Youth Intermediate Session: Aug. 4 - 8
Mini Guard Camp
The Mini Guard Camp is an introduction to aquatic safety through discovery and play both in and out of the water. Must be comfortable in chest-deep water and swimming with a life jacket.
Ages: 5 - 8
Days/Times: Monday - Thursday, 9:30am - 12:30pm
Location: Burnt Cedar Beach*
Fee: $185 w/ IVGID Pass per week, plus a one-time uniform fee of $36
Session 1: July 7 - 10
Session 2: July 14 - 17
Session 3: July 28 - July 31
Session 4: Aug. 4 - 7
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
Location: Incline Beach*
Fee: $247 w/ IVGID Pass per week, plus a one-time uniform fee of $36. Or $863 for the 4-week session, plus a one-time uniform fee of $36
Session 1: July 7 - 10
Session 2: July 14 - 17
Session 3: July 21 - 24
Session 4: July 28 - 31
4-week session:
Session A: July 7 - July 31
Summer Paddleboard Camp
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 team-building activities, a variety of physical education games, and fitness challenges. Participants must be able to swim! All equipment provided: SUP board, paddle, Personal Flotation Device (PFD), wetsuit and leash.
Ages: 8 - 14
Days: Monday - Friday Times: 9am - 12pm
Location: Ski Beach*
Fee: $436 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: June 23 - 27
Session 2: July 7 - 11
Session 3: July 14 - 18
Session 4: July 21 - 25
Session 5: July 28 - Aug. 1
Session 6: Aug. 4 - 8
Session 7: Aug. 11 - 15
*Participants and guardians must have beach access for all camps at IVGID Beaches.
Beach Volleyball Camp
Bump, set, and spike your way through summer at the new Youth Volleyball Camp, coached by Robert Power! This camp is perfect for young athletes looking to learn and improve their beach volleyball skills in a fun and supportive environment.
Ages: 6 - 14
Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 9am12pm
Location: Ski Beach*
Fee: $260 w/ IVGID Pass per session
Session 1: June 23 - 27
Session 2: July 7 - 11
Session 3: July 14 - 18
Session 4: July 21 - 25
Session 5: July 28 - August 1
Session 6: August 4 - 8
Burnt Cedar Horizons Camp
Burnt Cedar Horizons camp is a traditional summer camp located at Burnt Cedar Beach. We will be spending our summer outdoors making friends and lifelong memories.
Ages: 5 - 11
Days/Dates: Monday - Thursday
Times: 9am - 3:45pm
Location: Burnt Cedar Beach*
Fee: $530 w/ IVGID Pass
Session: July 21 - 24
Baseball Camp
Skills, drills, playing, and fun! Incline Village Parks & Recreation is excited to
continue our youth summer baseball camp, led by former Division 1 player Jackson Overlund.
Age: 9-14
Days/Times: 9am - 1pm
Location: Ridgeline Fields
Fee: $420, $336 w/ IVGID Pass
Session: July 14 - 17
Invasion Summer Soccer Camp
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.
Ages: 6 - 14
Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 8:3011:30am
Location: Ridgeline Park Fields
Fee: $325, $260 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: June 23 - 27
Session 2: August 4 - 8
Youth Lacrosse Camp
9am - 12pm
Location: Ridgeline Park Field
Fee: $300, $240 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: July 21 - 24
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, 2025 Nevada Coach of the Year and State Champion.
Ages: 6 - 15
Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 9am - 1pm
Fee: $325, $260 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: June 16 - 20 at Incline High School Gym
Session 2: August 4 - 8 at Lake Tahoe School Gym
Coached by former collegiate players, this camp focuses on developing fundamental skills in a fun, energetic, and supportive environment. Young players will learn the basics of passing and shooting while building confidence, teamwork, and a love for the game.
Ages: 5 - 8
Days/Times: Monday - Thursday,
*Participants and guardians must have beach access
YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS
Village Skate School Camp
Amazing skateboarding sessions for skaters of all abilities. Led by Cedar and Clayton, whether you want to learn how to skate or improve your skills, these camps are for you!
Ages: 5 - 12
Days/Times: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 11:30am
Location: Incline Village Skate Park
Fee: $300, $240 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: July 7 - 11
Session 2: July 14 - 18
Session 3: July 21 - 25
Session 4: July 28 - August 1
Gymnastics Camps
Join Coach Jasmine for a gymnastics camp designed for those who are learning fundamental gymnastic skills.
Ages: 5 - 11
Days/Times: Monday - Thursday, 9am - 1pm
Location: Recreation Center Gym
Fee: $420, $336 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: July 7 - 11: Mermaid Magic
Session 2: July 14 - 17: Superhero Training
Session 3: July 28 - 31: Flip and Create
Session 4: August 4 - 7: Glow Party
Visit us and explore our amazing selection at the Pioneer Commerce Center in
Recreation Summer Camp
Participants will swim, play sports and games, and explore our amazing outdoor spaces.
Ages: 5 - 12
Days/Times: Monday - Thursday, 1pm - 5pm
Location: Recreation Center
Fee: $300, $240 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: July 14 - 17
Session 2: July 21 - 24
Session 3: July 28 - 31
Session 4: August 4 - 7
YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS
tennis & pickleball camps
Youth Tennis Mini Munchkins
A perfect opportunity to develop our youngest tennis players. Enrollment is available in monthly sessions.
Ages: 4 - 5
Days/Dates: Tuesday & Thursday, June 24 - August 21
Times: 5 - 5:30pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee: $20, $15 w/ IVGID pass Daily
Session: $160, $120 w/ IVGID Pass
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee: $25, $20 Daily Fee
Session Fee: $220, $176 w/ IVGID Pass
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 - 4 pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee: $335, $268 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: June 16 - 19
Session 2: June 23 - 26
Session 3: June 30 - July 3
Session 4: July 7 - 10
Session 5: July 14 - 17
Session 6: July 21 - 24
Session 7: July 28 - 31
Session 8: August 4 - 7
Session 9: August 11 - 14
Tennis High School Camp
Technical instructions, drills and conditioning for high
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
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee: $335, $268 w/ IVGID Pass
Session 1: June 23 - 26
Session 2: July 14 - 17
Session 3: August 4 - 7
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.
Ages: 6 - 10
Days/Dates: Fridays, June 20 - Aug. 15
Times: 1 - 4pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee: $67, $54 w/ IVGID Pass (Daily)
STEP INTO YOUR DREAM KITCHEN
Burnt Cedar Group Swim Lessons
Group Swim Lessons are offered for youth 6 months to 12 years of age. Programs follow the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim guidelines. Class maximum is four students for Levels 1
DAISY TRAILS PRESENTS
Tahoe Trail Blazers Saturday Summer Adventure Camp
EVERY SATURDAY
June - August
Incline Village, NV
For kids ages 2-10
Join us for guided hikes, fun games & outdoor adventures!
9AM-1PM or 9AM-4PM
Full Day: $90 | Half Day: $45
Season Pass from $450
Summer Splash Swim Program
Join in the fun of a summer swim experience outside at the beautiful Burnt Cedar pool. All Summer Splash Swim program participants and guardians must be valid IVGID Recreation Pass holders with beach access.
Ages: 5 - 12
Days/Dates: Fridays, June 23 - Aug. 15 (no class July 4)
Times: 8:15am - 9:15am
Location: Burnt Cedar Pool*
Fee: $168 w/ IVGID Pass
& 2 and six students for levels 3, 4 and 5. Please refer to the Swim Lesson level descriptions at inclinerecreation.com.
All Burnt Cedar Swim Lesson participants and guardians must be valid IVGID Recreation Pass holders with beach access. If you have any questions or comments about swim lessons, please feel free to email the Aquatics Office at aquaticschedule@ivgid.org.
Location: Burnt Cedar Pool*
Day/Dates: Monday - Thursday Fee: $50 w/ IVGID pass
Session 1: July 7 - July 10
Session 2: July 14 - July 17
Session 3: July 21 - July 24
Session 4: July 28 - July 31
Session 5: August 4 - August 7
Youth & Adult
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. Lessons must be paid for in advance; payment must be made at the Recreation Center counter.
Pre-Swim
Team & Northern Nevada Aquatics Swim Team (NNA)
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 check website for days & times.
Ages: 6+.
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 able to swim 200 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.
Ages: 15 +
Fee: $238, $179 w/ IVGID Pass Session:
May 24 - 26, 10am - 7pm May 31, June 7, 14, 10am - 7pm June 17 - 20, 10am - 6pm
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+
Dates/Times: see inclinerecreation.com
Location: Incline Village Recreation Center Pool
Fee: $252, $189 w/ IVGID Pass
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. This is an ongoing program for all ages with annual registration.
Fee: $54, $41 w/IVGID Pass
Water Polo and Splash Ball
Water Polo and Splash Ball will provide athletes with a fun and competitive environment to increase their swimming ability as well as overall fitness. Athletes will learn the rules of the game and participate in skill sessions and scrimmages. Athletes should be comfortable moving and swimming in the water but do not have to be competitive-level swimmers to participate.
Dates: Happening this fall
Fee: $300, $225 w/ IVGID Pass
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when it’s done. We hope you never need us. But if you do, we’ll be there fast—with communication that’s as good as our
health & wellness programs
Outdoor Bootcamp
Get ready to push your limits in the ultimate outdoor workout experience! Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Lake Tahoe, this high-energy bootcamp blends strength training, cardio, agility drills, and functional movements for a fullbody burn. Breathe in the crisp mountain air as you power through dynamic exercises designed to boost endurance, build muscle, and enhance overall fitness. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting your journey, this bootcamp is for anyone ready to challenge themselves while soaking in nature’s beauty.
Days/Times: Wednesdays, June 4 - 25
Time: 9 - 10am
Location: Meet in the Recreation Center parking lot
Fee: $30 full session or $10 drop in Tai Chi
Tai Chi is a Chinese martial art that focuses on slow, flowing movements, deep breathing, and mindfulness. It is often practiced for its health benefits, including improved balance, flexibility, and stress reduction. Tai Chi emphasizes harmony
between mind and body, incorporating principles of yin and yang. It is also used as a form of meditation in motion and can be practiced by people of all ages and fitness levels. Taught by Dave Norehad who has over 15 years of experience.
Days/Dates: Tuesday & Thursday, June 2 - October 30 Time: 9 - 10am
Location: Aspen Grove Fee: $23, $18 w/ IVGID Pass
Sound
Bath Meditation
A TASTE FOR
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Three Sticks Wines produces 100% estate-grown, small-lot pinot noir and chardonnay of world-class quality. We take a heartfelt approach to viticulture and winemaking, believing in the power of wine to bring people together in fellowship around the table.
Immerse yourself in the soothing tones of a sound bath, a practice that transcends time and culture to offer profound relaxation and healing. The sound healer begins to create a symphony of vibrations using various instruments such as singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and drums, each emitting its unique frequency. Whether you're a seasoned meditator or new to the practice, a sound bath offers a unique opportunity to deepen your relaxation and enhance your overall sense of wellness.
Day/Dates/Times: Sunday, June 22 3:30 pm - 4:30pm
Monday, July 28 7:30 - 8:30pm
Location: various locations
Fee: $60, $45 w/ IVGID Pass
Yoga Retreat
This yoga retreat is a structured getaway focused on yoga practice, relaxation, and personal growth. It is designed to help participants disconnect from daily stress, deepen their practice, and rejuvenate their mind and body using gentle, uplifting practice of still and moving Yoga postures, unfolding into deep meditation.
Day/Date/Time: Sunday, July 20 2:30 - 4:30pm
Location: Recreation Center backyard
Fee: $49, $37 w/ IVGID Pass
MEET A TRAINER
Sydney Hannig
How long have you been a personal trainer? I’ve been passionate about fitness for years, helping others in the gym long before I officially became a personal trainer. Growing up in Colorado, I was always active—snowboarding, hiking, and exploring the outdoors. When I started strength training, I became fascinated by how every body moves and grows differently, which led me to where I am today.
What do you enjoy about being a personal trainer? The best part of my job is watching people surprise themselves— whether it’s hitting a new milestone, feeling stronger on the mountain, or simply enjoying the challenge. I love pushing people past the limits they thought they had and helping them see their true potential. Fitness is an endless cycle of learning—there are always new exercises, techniques, and ways to improve. I enjoy not only teaching my clients but also continuing to expand my own knowledge.
Do you have a fitness mantra? Gaining progress all starts with showing up. All progress follows after that. Every day you show up, you’re one step closer to building the health and confidence you’re working toward. It’s about putting in the work and trusting progress will come. Showing up is the hardest part, and once you do, everything else falls into place.
Describe your personal training style. My training style is focused on strength training, weightlifting, joint mobility, and seasonal preparation. From snowboarding in the winter to golfing and wake surfing in the summer, I’m always moving—and I want to help Incline Village residents do the same. This is a busy, active town, and I want to make sure my clients are strong, mobile, and ready for whatever adventure comes next. I wouldn’t put anyone through something I haven’t done myself, so you can trust that I know what it takes to stay strong and prepared for the activities we love here.
What suggestions can you provide to help people stay motivated? The best way to stay motivated is to connect your training to something you love. Fitness isn’t just about lifting weights and doing the same routine over and over again—it’s about making every day on the mountain, the trail, or the water feel even better. Set goals that excite you, find a routine that works for your lifestyle, and remember that every small step forward is progress.
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Meghan and Skyler are taking care of your homes!
ACTIVE ADULT & SENIOR ACTIVITIES
55+ Hiking Series
Join IVGID Senior Programs for a guided 55+ hiking series, traversing through some of the most breathtaking trails around Lake Tahoe. Perfect for active adults looking to enjoy the outdoors, stay fit, and connect with others, these weekly hikes take place every Tuesday.
Days/Times: Tuesdays, 8:30am - 3:30 pm*
Dates: May 13 – Oct. (except 5/27, 7/1 & 9/2)
Fee: $16, $13 w/ IVGID Pass
*Hike durations may vary depending on the route and conditions. All hikes are weather permitting for safety.
Jabber Walkies
Enjoy a leisurely-paced 3 to 5-mile hike with gentle elevation gain while exploring the beautiful Tahoe area. Connect with others, stay active, and take in the scenery.
Days/Times: Mondays, 8:30am - 2pm*
Dates: May 12 – Oct. (except 5/26, 6/30 & 9/1)
Fee: $15, $12 w/ IVGID pass
*some hikes may take more or less time
Senior Mountain/E-Biking
Riders of all levels from beginners to intermediates are invited to join guided rides on both paved paths and off-road trails. Each adventure concludes with a no-host lunch at a nearby restaurant, offering a perfect opportunity to socialize and relax. Don’t have a bike rack? No problem—we’ll help pair you with fellow riders who have extra space. Check website for schedule.
Days/Times: Wednesdays, 9am - 12pm*
Dates: June 4 – Sept. 24 (except July 2)
Fee: $15, $12 w/ IVGID pass
Redefining Muscle Sculpting
*Durations may vary depending on the route and conditions. All bike runs are weather permitting for safety.
is a muscle-stimulating device designed to provide personalized treatments tailored to an individual’s fitness level, body shape, and goals. In just 15 minutes, it helps tone, tighten, and strengthen muscles. This innovative tool is especially beneficial for counteracting muscle loss associated with weight loss medications.
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 website for details and schedules for these programs.
Moonlight Hikes with Wine & Cheese Social
Join us for a scenic mile-long, paved road hike to the Crystal Bay lookout site, sponsored in collaboration with the National Forest Service. Enjoy breathtaking views of the sunset and moonrise, accompanied by 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!
Times: 4:45pm for a prompt departure at 5pm from Recreation Center.
Fee: $29, $25 w/ IVGID Pass
Hike Schedule:
May12 : The Flower Moon
June 11: The Strawberry Moon
July 10: The Buck Moon
Aug. 9: The Sturgeon Moon
Sept. 7: The Corn Moon
Oct. 6: The Harvest Moon
Popular Line Dancing
Get moving with the latest popular line dancing style! This energetic class is a fantastic way to exercise, enjoy a variety of music, and have a great time—no partners needed, no experience required! Our instructor will guide you through the steps set to pop, rock, oldies, and western music, making it fun for everyone. Class is held in the group fitness room in the Recreation Center.
Days/Times: Wednesdays, 5:15 – 6pm (Beginners), 6 – 6:45pm (Everyone)
Summer Dates: May 7 – June 11
Days/Times: Wednesdays, 5:15pm – 6pm (Beginners), 6 – 6:45pm (Everyone)
Fees: $75, $60 w/ IVGID Pass
Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Mini, Porsche, VW, Sprinter vans
ACTIVE ADULT & SENIOR ACTIVITIES
Conversation Café
Drop in and connect at Conversation Café, an open forum hosted by the Senior Program staff. Engage in lively discussions on interesting topics, local issues and global events. Share diverse perspectives, exchange ideas, and enjoy candid conversations filled with humor, insight, and thoughtprovoking dialogue.
Days: Thursdays (year-round except holidays)
Time: 10 – 11:30am
Location: Aspen Grove - 960 Lakeshore Drive
Fee: FREE
(donations accepted for coffee and snacks)
IV/CB Veterans Club – Honoring and Supporting Those Who Serve
The IV/CB Veterans Club invites you to our monthly lunch meetings, featuring guest speakers and unique opportunities to honor and support local veterans, military service agencies, and special veteran support operations.
Days/Dates/Times: Last Thursday of each month (January –October) from 12 – 2pm.
Fees: Annual dues are $30 and include monthly lunches.
Trips, Tours & Adventures
Parks&Rec
Exciting spring and summer trips are just around the corner! Stay updated by visiting the website InclineSeniors.com.
Incliners
Discover fun, friendship, and mountain living with Incliners! Looking to connect, celebrate, and make the most of life in Incline Village and Crystal Bay? Incliners is the go-to social group for active adults 49+, offering a lively mix of events that bring people together for fun, friendship, and unforgettable experiences. As part of IVGID’s 49+ active adult program, we host monthly social gatherings on the first Tuesday plus themed catered dinners with dancing every third Tuesday at The Chateau or Aspen Grove. There is something for everyone!
Join today! Membership is just $25 per year, per person, with catered dinners at $35 for members and $45 for guests. Visit incliners.org to sign up and reserve your spot.
THE INCLINE VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER
The Incline Village Recreation Center is the go-to source for all Parks & Recreation Department programming, services, fitness classes, community events and information on resident recreation passes!
Check out some of these programs at the Recreation Center this spring.
Preschool Playground
Ages 18mo - 5yrs, Tuesday & Friday 9:30 - 11am through May
Adult Pick-Up Basketball
Tuesday & Thursday 12 - 2pm (ongoing)
Indoor Pickleball
Wednesday & Friday 11:30 - 2pm; Sunday 10am -1pm (though April 25)
Adult Ballet Lessons
Thursdays 5:15pm - 6:30pm (through April 24)
Swim Programs
Group swim lessons (english & spanish sessions available), swim team, youth stroke clinics, etc.
Visit the website and weekly gymnasium calendar to verify hours. Some programs require advance registration.
Parks&Rec
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
Recreation Center Memberships
Annual memberships are available as well as daily, weekly, monthly, 3 month and 6 month options. Discounts for IVGID Recreation Pass holders, couples, families, seniors, and businesses are available. Memberships includes access to 40+ group and water fitness classes, strength/cardiovascular workout room, gymnasium use including dropin basketball, locker rooms, 25-yard indoor pool, and more! View rates at InclineRecreation.com.
ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES
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: Monday nights
Date: June 16 - August 25
Location: Ridgeline Park Fields
Fee: $500 per team
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 (Thurs.)
Date: June 18 - August 28
Time: 6 - 10pm
Registration opens May 5
The four IVGID-managed restricted-access 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 restricted-access- 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 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 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 (hours are updated online) and multiple group picnic areas. The full-
service outdoor bar offers a selection of drinks with cocktail servers offering beach-side service. Pool hours are posted on our website and paper copies can be picked up at the Burnt Cedar Beach gate.
2025 Beach Admission Rates
Adult (18+): $17
Youth (6 - 17) : $9
Children (0 - 5): Free
IVGID Pass holder: Free
2025 Watercraft Launch Rates
Round-Trip Ramp Use: $25
One-Way Ramp Use: $17
Annual Launch Pass: $275
Interested in Group Picnic Reservations?
For group picnic area reservations and other IVGID facility rental information, please call 775.832.1310.
ADULT TENNIS & PICKLEBALL PROGRAMS
Tennis Beginner Clinic
Have you always wanted to play tennis but don't know where to begin? We can help you with the basics to get you started. Appropriate for the first timers and those just learning the game.
Ages: 16+
Day/Dates: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, June 9 - September 22
Times: 11am - 12pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center Fee:$30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass
Tennis Advanced Beginner Clinic
Continue working on the fundamentals of the game with our USTA - certified tennis pros. Designed for those still working on improving their tennis game or getting back into the sport after an absence.
Ages: 18+
Day/Dates: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, June 9 - September 22
Times: 10am - 11am
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee:$30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass
Tennis Adult Daily Clinic
Practice different aspects of your game every day of the week with our USTAcertified tennis pros.
Ages: 16+
Day/Dates: Daily, May 12 - October 12
Times: 9am - 10am
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee:$27, $22 w/ IVGID Pass
Tennis Extreme Drill
High-paced drills for competitive players looking for work on different aspects of their game. Conditioning drills and points, volleys, serve and return practice and match play.
Ages: 18+
Day/Dates: Fridays, June 13 - September 26
Times: 10am - 12pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee:$45, $40 w/ IVGID Pass
Tennis Ladies Doubles Clinic
A competitive and social session of round robin doubles play.
Ages: 18+
Day/Dates: Monday, May 19September 22
Times: 4pm - 5:30pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee:$40, $35 w/ IVGID Pass
Pickleball Beginner Clinic
Have you always wanted to play pickleball but don't know where to begin? New players must attend a clinic before joining open play.
Day/Dates: Monday & Saturday, June 9 - September 29
Times: 12:15pm - 1:15pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee:$30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass
Pickleball Advanced Beginner Clinic
Know the basics but still worried about jumping into open play? Struggling with your serve? Don't know quite how to make your shots? This clinic is for you. We will work on skills such as serving, basic strokes, or knowing where to stand on the court. Other concepts may be introduced to help you understand how to improve your pickleball game.
Day/Dates: Monday & Saturday, June 9 - September 29
Times: 1:15pm - 2:15pm
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee:$30, $25 w/ IVGID Pass
Pickleball Adult Daily Clinic
Practice different aspects of your game every day of the week with our PB Pros. If you're serious about improving your game this is how you want to kick off your day, warm up and get ready for your open play. You will develop your
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technical and tactical game.
Day/Dates: Daily, June 9 - August 31 (no clinic 7/4, 8/15, 8/16, 8/17)
Times: 8am - 9am
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Fee:$27, $22 w/ IVGID Pass
TENNIS & PICKLEBALL Tournaments
The annual Incline Open pickleball and tennis tournaments are the competitive highlight of the summer season. Both tournaments have divisions for all skill levels.
Annual Incline Open
Tennis Tournament
Day/Dates: TBD
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
Annual Incline Open
Pickleball Tournament
Day/Dates: TBD
Location: Tennis & Pickleball Center
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Golf Course Conditions
Throughout the winter, golf course maintenance staff monitors the golf courses for snow depths, potential ice formation, damage to the courses, etc. We always hope that the first heavy snow will be cold and dry so a good insulation blanket forms over the turf. Unfortunately, as in many recent years, the first snows this winter were a very wet mixture of rain and snow. As a result we ended up with ice layers of varying thickness on some greens and fairways on the Championship Course. Ice encasement will eventually
cause suffocation and death of most turf species if left for an extended period of time. We removed the snow from the greens to get to the ice layers in January and spread black sand to help melt the ice. Due to the location of many greens, the extensive tree cover, and the angle of the sun during the winter, several greens don’t see much sun at all during this time. Despite these challenges, we feel we’ve been able to address most greens in a timely manner to minimize damage. The Mountain Course has kept a good snowpack all winter, and signs of ice on those greens is very minimal. As we get closer to spring, we will start removing snow from greens and tees, and cleaning up all the debris that litters the courses throughout the winter. Spreading of black mulch and sand will help melt the snow, and before we know it we will be mowing and grooming the turf in preparation for the golf season. We look forward to seeing everyone out on the courses!
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Jeff Clouthier, CGCS Grounds Superintendent
Get Golf Ready Clinics
Meet other players with similar playing levels while learning the fundamentals of golf in a fun and unintimidating environment.
Junior Golf Programs
Register your kids for summer golf camps or the PGA Junior League. View details on GolfIncline.com
Golf Signature events Nine & Wine
An incredibly fun and social event for golfers of all abilities, Nine & Wine golf and wine tastings tee off on select Thursday evenings with a casual 9-hole scramble at the Incline Village Mountain Course. Register as a foursome or we’ll pair you up with others. When you’ve finished your 9-hole round, enjoy pairings with gourmet appetizers and fine wines. Tickets typically go on sale when the course opens and are available online.
golf shop
As in years past, we will once again have some of the most up-to-date and fashionable apparel in the entire Lake Tahoe region. However, for the more traditional golf style, we will, for the first time, have a couple of iconic clothing brands in our golf shops, Ralph Lauren and Lacoste. Both these brands are making huge headway back into the golf apparel industry. The Championship Golf Shop is our flagship store and will always have the most current styles of both apparel and shoes, along with embroidered hats and accessories. The Mountain Course Golf Shop is where you will find our apparel and shoes at sale prices. So, if you’re a discerning shopper head on up to the Mountain Course to find some great deals. Lastly, if you’re in the market for new golf clubs we have a limited supply of clubs on hand from major brands such as Titleist, Ping (including the new G440 Driver), Cobra and XXIO. If you don’t find the exact customization you are looking for from the clubs on hand, we will be offering fitting days from these same manufacturers throughout the season.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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Gregory Merritt, District Merchandiser
The Grille at the Chateau
Opening in mid-May with the Championship Golf Course, The Grille at The Chateau will once again offer tasty options to locals and golfers alike. Visit TheGrilleAtTheChateau.com for reservations, hours, and menus.
New for 2025, The Grille will serve dinner on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the golf season. Try the new dinner menu during a popup event on April 26 from 5-8pm as part of the Incline Village Crystal Bay Restaurant Week April 21 – 27.
2025-26 season passes on sale
Diamond Peak season passes for the 2025-26 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 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, 2025, so act fast to secure the best deal!
DIAMOND PEAK EVENTS RECAP
The 2025-26 ski season was full of fun events and great days on the slopes with family and friends. We sincerely hope you were able to join us this season and create memorizes to last a lifetime!
DP Leaderboard
Check out the leaderboard at DiamondPeak.com/news to see who the top skiers and riders are (in terms of days skied) for the 2024-25 season. Dave Bernhardt is currently #1 and aims to ski every day this season! He started with a goal of 100 days and just kept going.
Dave Bernhardt
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:
• 2025 phase of the Effluent Export Pipeline Reconstruction
• Effluent Storage Tank Completion
• Ponderosa Ranch Rd Waterline Replacement
• Championship Course Cart Path Maintenance
• Championship Course Cart Barn Siding Replacement
• Fire Hydrant Replacement Program – Phase I
• Water Reservoir Tank Recoating for two tanks
• Burnt Cedar Emergency Generator Fuel Tank Replacement
• Waste Not Program - Hazardous Waste Storage Container Replacement
• SPS1 major electrical upgrades
• WRRF Roof Replacement
Projects that are currently in the planning and design phase include:
• Skatepark Enhancement
• Incline Beach House replacement
• Snowflake Lodge Needs Assessment
• Utility SCADA Master Plan
• The next phase of the Wetland Effluent Disposal Facility Improvements
• Recreation Center HVAC System Replacement
• Districtwide Pavement Maintenance
• Diamond Peak Electrical Entrance Upgrades
• Diamond Peak Grease Interceptor Installation
• Diamond Peak Fuel Tank Replacement
• Mountain Golf Course Fuel Tank Replacement
• Reconstruct Tennis Courts 5-7
Effluent Export Pipeline Reconstruction project
The Effluent Export Pipeline Reconstruction project is a multiyear capital improvement project that is 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 starting in April/May south of the
Thunderbird Lodge Geo-Whittell Rd down to Secrete Harbor Beach; later in the season the work will shift north from GeoWhittell Rd to Sand Harbor. The construction schedule (April – November) will be 24-hours beginning Sunday night through Friday midday, so 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 up to 30 minute delays are expected this construction season.
WASTE NOT PROGRAM UPDATES
Household Hazardous Waste/Electronic Waste
The Household Hazardous Waste Program will resume operations for 2025 the week of Memorial Day and run through Labor Day. Waste Drop-off will be available each Tuesday during the summer by appointment only.
Appointments may be booked up to two weeks in advance. Additional 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.
South Lake Tahoe Earth Day Festival
Saturday, April 19, 11am - 4pm
Tahoe Truckee Earth Day
Saturday, April 26, 11am - 5pm
UNR @ Lake Tahoe Earth Day
Friday, April 25, 1pm - 5pm at UNR @ Lake Tahoe Campus
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Tahoe-Truckee
Snapshot Day
May 10 from 9am - 12pm, Tahoe Waterman’s Landing, Carnelian Bay, CA and other locations. Interested in the water quality of our Incline Village and North Shore watersheds? Join us for the 25th annual Tahoe-Truckee Snapshot Day, a one-day event where volunteers become citizen scientists and capture spring runoff conditions in Lake Tahoe. More information is available at tahoetruckeesnapshotday.org.
Incline Village/Crystal Bay East Shore Litter Cleanup
Waste Not, with a tremendous amount of support from three incredible Incline High School students, is hosting the annual spring cleanup event “Incline Green Clean” on June 7 from 9am - noon. This event supported by Waste Not, the IV Library, IVCBA, and many other partners is a great way to kick off summer and keep our village litter free. For more information call 775.832.1284 or email wastenot@ivgid.org
YARD WASTE/PINE NEEDLE RECYCLING UPDATE
Waste Management (WM) offers Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents curbside yard waste recycling collection each summer. Residents can set yard waste for curbside collection on their regular pickup days free of charge from May 5 to July 18, and then again from September 29 to October 1, 2025. Properly stickered yard waste bags will be collected weekly on your scheduled service day during these time frames. Yard waste left curbside outside of this time frame is considered trash and subject to excess bag charges as well as fees for noncompliance as outlined in IVGID Ordinance 1.
WM mails (to the billing address), ninety-six (96) yard debris collection stickers that can be used when 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, pet waste. 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. More details online.
For more information, visit the Incline Village Waste Management website by scanning this QR code.
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! Whether you’re planning a large celebration or an intimate private dinner, call 775.832.1240 or submit an inquiry at InclineFacilities.com.
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Pop Up Events at The Chateau
The IVGID Food & Beverage team put on several themed pop up events this winter including Wine & Tapas, Sunday Brunch, and a Prime Rib Night. Keep an eye on the website and social media for upcoming pop up events.
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The Incline Village General Improvement District is governed by an elected five-member Board of Trustees. Trustees are elected for four-year terms.
Board of Trustees meetings are generally held twice a month, on a schedule set by the Board, with all meetings held within the District. Agendas, meeting materials and minutes are posted to the District's CivicPlus portal on the website.
Visit the IVGID Board of Trustees page on the website to contact any/all of the Trustees with questions or concerns.
Michaela Tonking Chair
Michelle Jezycki Vice Chair
Michaela Tonking had the privilege of growing up in Incline Village, having left to attend the University of Colorado, Boulder where she earned a B.S. and M.S. in Business Administration emphasizing in Accounting. She continued her education at Brown University where she earned a M.A. in Urban Education Policy.
Michaela works with state policy makers across the country on education funding and resource allocation. Michaela loves the community she grew up in and is excited to be back. She enjoys all IVGID has to offer from skiing at Diamond Peak, golfing at Mountain and Championship golf
courses, to taking classes at the Recreation Center. She currently coaches the We The People team at Incline High School. Michaela has been on the board since January 2021. She was re-elected to the IVGID Board in November 2020 to serve through 2028.
Michelle had the privilege of growing up in Incline Village and graduating from Incline High School. She attended UNR and graduated with a dual major in Political Science and Secondary Education. While employed by Washoe County School District, Michelle ran a program for abused and exploited children in the county and was later invited to lead and replicate the program nationwide through the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. After earning her Masters
degree in Organizational Management/Human Resources, Michelle served as a management consultant and ultimately served at the United States Senate as Director of Human Resources and Senior Training and Education Administrator. Michelle is the owner of Trifecta Consulting, providing management, leadership, and HR consultative services to both public and private clients worldwide. She is also an adjunct professor of leadership for the American
University in Bulgaria in their EMBA program. Michelle is also an active and licensed realtor with eXp Realty. Michelle moved back to Incline Village in 2014 and is dedicated to serving and giving back to the community that has offered her so much. She enjoys all of the amazing amenities our community has to offer, from skiing, boating, golfing, the recreation center, and more. Michelle was elected in 2024 to serve through 2028.
David grew up in Southern California. He earned his B.A. (International Relations/Environmental Studies) from the University of Pennsylvania and his J.D. from Loyola Law School (Los Angeles). David has been a full-time resident of Incline Village since 1997. In 2022,
he retired from the Nevada Public Utilities Commission after 25 years of service with the State. The majority of his career was spent regulating water/sewer, electric, gas, and telecommunications utilities in Nevada. David and his wife have two daughters who currently
Mick grew up in a small town in Iowa and graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. He is a CPA and CMA. Mick spent the first 12 years of his career working in the audit and assurance practices of 2 of the world’s largest public accounting firms, serving clients in a variety of industries in both the private and public sectors. He spent the last 25 years of
his career at The Procter & Gamble Company in several corporate and business unit finance and accounting roles. He retired from P&G as Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer. His career allowed Mick and his family to live in numerous regions in the U.S. and abroad. Their choice to move to Incline Village for retirement dates to when he and his wife Melissa first
Ray moved to the USA from Scotland in 1999 on a career assignment and was very proud to become a U.S. citizen in 2018. He has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and an MBA from Strathclyde University, Glasgow. His professional career includes extensive experience in the Utilities sector including Operations, Mergers and Acquisitions,
Customer Service, and Capital Investment Strategy with an international Utility Company. Since 2004 he has delivered consulting services and management audits, focusing on strategy and business improvement, both through his Company, Munro Tulloch, and for several large consulting and accounting firms including IBM and Price Waterhouse Coopers where he was a Director.
attend NYU and Cal (U.C. Berkeley). David was elected in 2022 to serve through 2026.
started visiting the Tahoe region in the late 1980s. They moved to Incline Village fulltime in 2020.
They’re both avid skiers, golfers and hikers and regularly enjoy many of IVGID’s recreational venues. They have 2 children, both grown men. Mick previously served on IVGID’s Audit Committee. Mick was elected in 2024 to serve through 2028.
Ray and his wife have been full-time residents of Incline Village since 2007. He has previously been a member and Chair of the IVGID Audit Committee.
Ray is an active Masters ski racer and past President of Far West Masters Ski Racing. He is also the Head Coach for the Mount Rose Ski Team race program. Ray was elected in 2022 to serve through 2026.
Dave Noble, Secretary
Mick Homan, Treasurer
Ray Tulloch, Trustee
North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District
Home Hardening: Strengthening Your Home Against Embers
Wind-driven embers can travel miles ahead of wildfire, igniting homes long before flames reach the area. Consider your home vulnerability and review the Wildfire Home Retrofit Guide for recommendations on how to retrofit exiting components of a home to withstand wildfire.
Home hardening reduces this risk by reinforcing your home with fire-resistant materials:
Roofing & Gutters: Use Class A fire-rated roofing materials and keep gutters clear of leaves and debris.
Vents & Eaves: Install ember-resistant vents and screen all openings with 1/8-inch metal mesh.
Windows & Doors: Upgrade to dual-pane tempered glass windows, which withstand heat better than single-pane glass.
Decks & Siding: Use noncombustible or fire-resistant siding materials and keep decks free of flammable items.
Fire Adapted Communities: Become a Tahoe Network Neighborhood Leader
The Tahoe Network of Fire Adapted Communities (TNFAC) is a program designed to help residents and visitors prepare for wildfire. This multi-agency and community collaboration helps residents take individual action to help collectively reduce their neighborhood’s risk from wildfire.
A fire Adapted Community is a knowledgeable and engaged community working together to prepare for wildfire. Oftentimes a neighborhood leader serves as the point of contact in the neighborhood, educates neighbors, and empowers the neighborhood to prepare for wildfire.
The Tahoe Fire & Fuels Team
Reducing wildfire risk requires a collective effort. The Tahoe Fire & Fuels Team (TFFT)—a coalition of local, state, and federal agencies—works to protect lives, property, and the environment within the Lake Tahoe Basin. Through strategic fuels reduction projects and community engagement, TFFT is dedicated to reducing wildfire risk basin wide. Since the 2007 Angora Fire, the TFFT has treated more than 75,000 acres for fuel reduction and completed more than 70,000 defensible space inspections on private properties. To get a better understanding of how Lake Tahoe Basin projects are prioritized, please review the Lake Tahoe Basin Forest Action Plan and the Tahoe Basin Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP).
Make sure you are registered for emergency alert notifications. Stay informed, make a plan, and assemble a kit or go-bag. Being prepared ahead of time in the event of an emergency makes all the difference during these types of situations.
LARGE WOOD DEBRIS DISPOSAL
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.
Take the necessary steps to create and maintain defensible space around your home.
Visit TahoeLivingWithFire.com to learn more about defensible space and how to become a Fire-Adapted Community.
To learn more about becoming a Fire-Adapted Community neighborhood leader, visit the Neighborhood Leader Library in the Resources section.
Visit www.nltfpd.org to sign up for free chipping and defensible space inspection services in Incline Village and Crystal Bay, NV.
DISCOVER YOUR TRUE TAHOE JOB
Parks & Recreation job opportunities, Food & Beverage job opportunities at Golf & Beach, Golf Shop Staff, Outside Services Staff, Starter/Ranger, and 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.
Parks & Recreation job opportunities:
• Lifeguard & Lead Lifeguard
• Swim Instructor & Swim Team Coach
• Parks Maintenance
• Tennis/Pickleball Host & Instructor
• Fitness Facility Rover
• Asst. Parks & Recreation Clerk
• Beach Host & Lead Beach Host
Food & Beverage job opportunities:
• Dishwasher
• Prep Cooks & Cook (Golf & Beach)
• Snack Bar Attendant (Golf & Beach)
• Server
Golf Courses job opportunities:
• Golf Shop
• Outside Services
• Grounds Maintenance Starter/Ranger
View the full list of available positions online at yourtahoeplace.com/jobs. Call 775.832.1100 or email jobs@ yourtahoeplace.com for more information.
New & Promoted Staff
Take a look at IVGID's variety of jobs, work schedules and beautiful venues. Enjoy fun coworkers and free or discounted perks at eligible venues!
Online job listings at yourtahoplace.com/jobs Contact Human Resources at 775.832.1100 or jobs@yourtahoeplace.com
Welcome and excited to have you a part of our team!
Robert Harrison - General Manager
Jessica O'Connell - Director of Finance
Rikard Swinth - Senior Engineer
Promotions
Congratulations on your promotion and continued contribution to our community.
Darlene Bush - Recreation Supervisor/Seniors Programs
Kristen Ferrall - Senior Parks & Recreation Clerk
