Board Meeting: June 6, 2012

Sites Reservoir Project Board Meeting

Community Service Information in Colusa

A probation sentence is often accompanied by an order from the Court to complete a certain number of hours of community service in the Alternative Work Program.  A person may also be released from the Colusa County Jail on the Work Release Program. This allows a person to complete Community Service hours in lieu of jail time. If you are sentenced to a term of probation and ordered to complete community service or released on the Work Release Program, you are required to report to the Colusa County Probation Department to enroll in either program and complete a work program packet.  In Colusa County, the Alternative Work Program and the Work Release Program give back to the community through clean-up projects, and various other projects throughout the County. Wednesday – Sunday: roll call is held at the Gazebo located on the grounds of the historic court house, at the corner of 6th Street and Jay Street in Colusa, at 8:00 AM.Click Here for a MapClick Here for the Program RulesFor further information concerning either the Alternative Work Program or the Work Release Program, call the Colusa County Probation Department Office at (530) 458-5871, or contact the Work Crew supervisor at (530) 458-0659.

Sites Reservoir Project: Committee Meetings - Coordination January 10, 2024

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

Sites Reservoir Project Committee Meeting

East Park Reservoir Camping: Fees & Reservation Info

General Campsite Fee: $15.00Includes overnight camping access in all areas of the lake excluding designated day-use areas and designated campsites (except by invitation of a designated camper). Each reservation includes one licensed vehicle. Additional vehicles of the designated camper can be registered under the general overnight vehicle fee up to four vehicles per campsite. Designated Campsite Fee: $20.00Includes access to all areas of the lake including the designated campsite on reserve for the camper. Each reservation includes one licensed vehicle. Additional vehicles of the designated camper can be registered under the general overnight vehicle fee up to four vehicles per designated campsite.To view individual campsite photos, click hereGroup Area Fee: $75.00Includes access to all designated and non-designated spaces of the group area. Each group area reservation includes one licensed vehicle. Additional vehicles can be registered under the general overnight vehicle fee. There is no licensed vehicle limit in the group areas.General Overnight Vehicle Fee: $15.00Allows vehicles to remain overnight at the campsite.To make reservations at East Park Reservoir, Book HereColusa County residents receive a 50% discount on all fees. Be sure to select Local Discount and input your full address at checkout.To view individual campsite photos, click hereCampsite MapsEast Park Reservoir Interactive Map  -  Explore and navigate all campsites with an interactive mapCampsite Index Map (PDF)Campsite Area G-1 Map (PDF)Campsite Area G-2 Map (PDF)Campsite Area G-3 Map (PDF)Campsite Area L-1 Map (PDF)Campsite Area L-2 Map (PDF)Campsite Area L-3 Map (PDF)Campsite Area L-4 Map (PDF) Campsite Area S-1 Map (PDF)

East Park Reservoir Day Use: Fees & Hours

Day-Use Fee: $8.00Includes access to all areas of the lake excluding designated campsites (except by invitation of a designated camper) during the day use time period of 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.SEASONAL DAY USE PASSESFor a seasonal day-use pass please download the seasonal pass application (PDF) and submit, along with your fees, to the Department of Public Works by US mail. Passes will be mailed back to you.Seasonal (April through October, weather permitting), day-use pass, for use when the park is open: $100.00Colusa County residents will be permitted a 50% discount on all fees.Day use hours: 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.To make reservations at East Park Reservoir, Book HereColusa County residents receive a 50% discount on all fees. Be sure to select Local Discount and input your full address at checkout.DROUGHT INFORMATIONEast Park Reservoir is a lake used for irrigation purposes so in drought years, please expect the lake level to drop throughout the spring and summer.Watch The Water Levels Here

USPS International Shipping Insurance & Services

Insurance & Extra Services Learn about the different insurance options and extra services you can use when shipping internationally, such as Registered Mail, Priority Mail International, and more.

Colusa County Engineering Division: Services & Contact

The Engineering division is responsible for the design, inspection and contract administration for the various road and bridge construction and reconstruction projects developed and administered by the Public Works Department.The engineering staff also performs the following tasks:Collects and analyzes various vehicle traffic and accident data.Performs the surveying and right-of-way activities for the department.Manages the issuance and inspection of encroachment and transportation permits.Performs the ongoing development and maintenance of the Pavement Management System and Geographic Information System.Provides assistance to other County departments and agencies as requested.If you have any questions relating to the tasks performed by the engineering division, you may contact any of the engineering staff members listed, or you can call our office at (530) 458-0466.

Maxwell Transfer Station: Hours, Fees & Accepted Materials

Solid WasteGarbage collection for the unincorporated areas of the County is contracted by Recology Butte Colusa Counties. Please refer to Recology’s Website for more information.Visit this link for USED OIL RECYCLING CENTERS map.Maxwell Transfer StationLocation: 3852 Co Rd 99WMaxwell, CA 95955Phone: (530) 438-2622Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM1st and 3rd Saturdays of the Month: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PMThe Maxwell Transfer Station is located just South of Maxwell on Old Highway 99. When taking items to the Transfer Station you must weigh in before and after disposal. The Fee Collector will waive you off the scale when your weight has been taken.FEE ITEMSMunicipal Solid WasteGreen Waste (organics such as grass clippings and tree limbs)Recyclables (scrap metal, cardboard, plastic)FREE ITEMSUsed Motor Oil and filtersWhite Goods (washers, dryers, refrigerators, water heaters)E-waste (TVs, computers, monitors)U-waste (fluorescent tubes, household batteries)Agriculture Herbicide containers (with Ag Department triple rinse certificate only) Sharps disposal locationsInformation on proper handling of sharps and containersITEMS NOT ACCEPTED : EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1ST 2021, TREATED WOOD WASTE IS NOT ACCEPTED AT THIS FACILITYHazardous waste (Treated wood, flammables, solvents, acids, paint, antifreeze, etc.)TiresCompressed Gas CylindersTreated WoodMedical WasteDead AnimalsVehiclesCOUNTY HOLIDAYS OPEN TO THE PUBLICMartin Luther King DayLincoln DayPresidents DayCesar Chavez DayColumbus DayVeterans DayDay After ThanksgivingCOUNTY HOLIDAYS CLOSED TO THE PUBLICNew Years DayMemorial DayIndependence DayLabor DayThanksgiving DayChristmas DayStonyford LandfillThe Stonyford Landfill accepts the following items:FEE ITEMSMunicipal Solid Waste FEESGARBAGE CANS$4 eachAUTOMOBILES (Includes station wagons, broncos, jeeps, and blazers)$9.50 eachPICKUPS & VANS, 3/4 ton capacity and less. (Includes El Caminos and Rancheros)$22 eachSMALL SINGLE AXLE TRAILERS$30 eachCOMMERCIAL USAGE - Compacted wastes$18 per yardCOMMERCIAL USAGE - Uncompacted wastes$8 per yard

Colusa County Public Works: Divisions & Mission

DivisionsThe divisions of the Public Works Department are:Administration / AccountingCounty Service Areas EngineeringRoad DepartmentSolid WasteSurveyorTransitTransportation PlanningTransportation CommissionParks & RecreationMission StatementTo advance the life, safety and general welfare of the public by being effective, efficient and responsible for planning, engineering, construction and operation/maintenance of the following activities:Transportation System, Roads, BridgesSolid Waste Enterprise SystemCounty Service AreasFlood Control & Water Conservation DistrictCounty Surveyorand to strive for higher professional standards, by exchanging information and ideas, and by stimulating a friendly and cooperative spirit among the citizens of Colusa County.ResponsibilitiesThe Public Works Department performs a number of management functions and oversees numerous activities in service to the citizens of the county including:Issuing and inspecting encroachment and transportation permits for work performed within the public right of way and the movement of extralegal loads on roadways.Managing and overseeing flood control and conservation districts.Managing and overseeing transportation planning.Managing, operating, constructing, and maintaining public roads, bridges, and various other related road features.Managing solid waste operations, county landfills, and the transfer station.Operating county service areas.Overseeing the Transit Division.Performing the duties of the county surveyor.Working with other county departments to process and provide guidelines for various land development matters such as subdivisions, property surveys, and use permits.

East Park Reservoir Booking FAQs: Changes & Cancellations

1. Where can I book?Click the link below for the East Park Reservoir Booking Website:East Park Reservoir - Stonyford, CA2. I already booked my reservation but need to change the license plate; how can I change that?Please contact the Public Works Office at (530)458-0466 to get assistance with booking changes.3. I have to cancel my reservation; can I get a refund?We do not issue refunds to the original method of payment; however, we issue coupons for the value of the reservation (minus platform/service fees) that can be used at checkout for future reservations and expire at the end of the following year. If you have further questions, please contact the Public Works Office at (530)458-0466 to get assistance.4. How can I change my existing campsite to another campsite if I made a mistake or would like a better location. Please contact the Public Works Office at (530)458-0466 to get assistance with booking changes.5. Can I pay for my campsite at East Park Reservoir?No, all reservations must be made in advance through www.visitcolusacounty.com before your arrival. Due to unreliable internet service at the reservoir and the absence of on-site staff to collect fees, reservations cannot be made upon arrival.

Colusa County Emergency Evacuation Zones & Alert System (Bilingual)

          Mapa Zonas de Evacuación – Mapa de zonas interactivo (GIS) con función de búsqueda por dirección.                                              (Haz clic en la imagen de abajo.) (Haz clic en imagen arriba)ADVERTENCIA DE EVACUACIÓN:Se emite una Advertencia de Evacuación cuando existen condiciones que indican que podría dictarse una Orden de Evacuación en un futuro cercano. La amenaza para la vida aún no es inminente; sin embargo, debido a la posibilidad de que las condiciones cambien rápidamente y se conviertan en una amenaza grave, se aconseja al público que se prepare para la emisión de una Orden de Evacuación.También pueden emitirse Advertencias de Evacuación cuando se ha levantado una Orden de Evacuación Obligatoria en una zona determinada, pero las condiciones en dicha zona siguen sujetas a cambios rápidos y podrían volver a tornarse graves.ORDEN DE EVACUACIÓN:Se emite una Orden de Evacuación cuando existe una amenaza INMEDIATA para la vida en una zona definida. El peligro es inminente. La Orden de Evacuación se dicta en virtud de la Sección 409.5 del Código Penal y es legalmente exigible.Una Orden de Evacuación exige el desplazamiento inmediato de las personas fuera de la zona afectada debido a una amenaza inminente para la vida. La decisión de permanecer en el lugar podría resultar en la pérdida de vidas. Asimismo, permanecer en el lugar podría obstaculizar la labor del personal de emergencia. Debido a la naturaleza cambiante de la emergencia, la Orden de Evacuación podría ser la única alerta que reciban las personas en la(s) zona(s) afectada(s).¿Qué son las alertas de emergencia?Las alertas de emergencia son mensajes fundamentales que le mantienen informado y a salvo durante un desastre. Cuando ocurre un desastre, es esencial comprender la situación y saber qué medidas tomar en el momento adecuado.Asegúrese de registrarse para recibir alertas de emergencia correspondientes a su hogar, lugar de trabajo o cualquier zona que visite con frecuencia. Es un servicio gratuito que le proporciona información y actualizaciones vitales.Condado de Colusa: Regístrese en RAVE Mobile SafetyCondados vecinos adicionales:Glenn County:  Registrese para CodeRed Alertas de Emergencia Lake County:   Registrese para LakeCoAlerts  Yolo County: Registrese para Alert-YoloSutter County: Registrese para Alertas de EmergenciaYuba County: Registrese para Sistema Notificacciones de EmergenciasButte County: Registrese para Notificaciones Masivas de EmergenciasPara otros condados con sistemas de alerta de emergencia locales, visite Listos California para registrarse y recibir avisos.Descubra qué significan los diferentes mensajes de alerta y cómo suscribirse para recibirlos:Las autoridades locales emiten alertas de emergencia que pueden proporcionarle información vital al instante. Estas alertas gratuitas le informarán sobre posibles peligros, desastres naturales o emergencias, además de ofrecerle orientación sobre cómo mantenerse a salvo.Al registrarse, puede elegir cómo recibir las alertas: a través de teléfono celular, teléfono fijo, correo electrónico, mensajes de texto y, en algunos casos, dispositivos TTY.Las alertas de emergencia sirven para avisarle si se encuentra en peligro o si podría estarlo. Se emiten cuando existe una amenaza para la salud y la seguridad públicas. Las autoridades utilizan un lenguaje claro y coherente en estas alertas para describir la situación. Conocer estas alertas habituales puede ayudarle a reaccionar con mayor rapidez.Es posible que algunos sistemas de alerta no siempre puedan enviar avisos en el idioma que usted habla. Para comprender el significado de cada alerta, revise los términos en inglés que se utilizan en ellas.Las Alertas Inalámbricas de Emergencia (WEA, por sus siglas en inglés) son mensajes de texto gratuitos para situaciones de emergencia; se envían a través de un sistema nacional que proporciona información vital a las familias del estado de California. Se emiten por tres motivos:Alertas presidenciales: se envían durante una emergencia nacional.Alertas de amenaza inminente: se envían ante condiciones meteorológicas peligrosas u otras amenazas graves para la vida.Alertas AMBER: se envían cuando desaparece un menor en su zona.Asegúrese de que su dispositivo pueda recibirlas y de que la configuración de su teléfono permita las alertas. Las alertas se mostrarán en español si ha seleccionado este idioma como preferido en la configuración de su dispositivo.