Trinity County Board of Supervisors Adopts Resolution to Establish Sister City Relationship with Weaverville, North Carolina
Weaverville, CA (October 16, 2024) – On Tuesday, the Trinity County Board of Supervisors proudly adopted a Resolution to establish a sister city relationship between Weaverville, California, and Weaverville, North Carolina. This connection highlights the commonalities between both towns, and reinforces the values of community and support during challenging times.
Joshua Ford Named Trinity County Employee of the Year
Weaverville, CA (October 15, 2024) – Earlier today, the Trinity County Board of Supervisors recognized Joshua Ford as the 2023-2024 Trinity County Employee of the Year! Mr. Ford serves as a Detective Sergeant in the Trinity County Sheriff’s Office, and is described as the backbone of our county’s detective efforts, leading some of the most complex and challenging investigation cases. This year, more than 70 Employee of the Year nominations were submitted, making the task of identifying a single winner extremely challenging for Department Heads and the County Administrative Officer.
Trinity County Board of Supervisors Adopts Final Budget
Weaverville, CA (OCTOBER 01, 2024) – Earlier today, the Trinity County Board of Supervisors adopted the Final Budget for Fiscal Year 2024/2025, which includes significant measures to ensure the continued delivery of essential services while maintaining fiscal responsibility. The approved $144.7M budget relies on significant reductions in general fund departments, as well as the generous support of both the Friends of the Library and Trinity Animal Shelter Auxiliary (TASA).
Trinity County Expands Digital Presence with Launch of Official Social Media Accounts
Weaverville, CA (October 1, 2024) – Earlier today, the Trinity County Board of Supervisors announced the launch of official county social media a
About Trinity County
Located in the lower reaches of the Cascade Range in California, midway between Redding in Shasta County and the Northern Redwood Coast, Trinity County encompasses approximately 3,200 square miles of Granite Peak alpine grandeur. Tucked away among fir and pine forested slopes, wildflowers in season cloak remote dells with splashes of brilliant color. Clear, tumbling waters from tarns and snow packs high up under towering peaks course down through rock walled canyons. The Trinity River Scenic Byway traverses the County alongside State Route 299.