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New and Exciting

Big things are happening in Yuba County!

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Yuba County is launching Yuba 2050, an update to two important plans that will help shape our community for years to come: the County’s General Plan and the Plumas Lake Specific Plan. Together, these efforts will create a shared vision and guide decisions on development, public safety, housing, transportation, economic growth, and natural resource conservation through 2050 and beyond.

As part of the Yuba County community, we encourage you to get involved!

Attend one of the upcoming public workshops to learn more about the updates, review the project timeline, and share your input on the values and priorities that matter most to you.

Help shape the future of our County—we hope to see you there!              Yuba2050.com

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Citizen Engagement

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Have you noticed a downed tree, pothole, or another issue around town that Public Works should take a look at? Help us keep Marysville safe and well-maintained by reporting it directly to us! Your input makes a real difference in keeping our community running smoothly. Simply scan the QR code or click on the link below to connect instantly to our Citizen Engagement Portal—quick, easy, and the fastest way to get issues to the right team!​

 

https://marysvilleca2.portal.iworq.net/portalhome/marysvilleca2

News and Announcements

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The City of Marysville was pleased to welcome the 4th grade class from Covillaud to City Hall for a hands-on lesson in local government. During their visit, students toured City Hall, learned about the responsibilities of City departments, and had the opportunity to sit in the City Council Chambers.

 

The highlight of the visit was a mock City Council meeting, where students stepped into the roles of Mayor and City Council Members. They discussed agenda items, shared their ideas, and practiced voting on issues affecting their community. Through this interactive experience, students gained a better understanding of how local government works and the important role civic engagement plays in shaping the future of Marysville.

 

The City appreciates the enthusiasm and thoughtful participation of these future community leaders and looks forward to inspiring the next generation of public servants.  Thank you to the students and teachers for making this visit a success!!

Posted 6/5/2026

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As a proud Neighbors and Community Partners of Beale Air Force Base, we are helping share an important message about airspace safety.

Posted 5/6/2026

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​​​​​EPA grant information to clean up the Marysville Hotel site.

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Application Information Sheet

FY26 EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant Narrative

Analysis of Brownfield Cleanup Alternatives for Hotel Marysville (ABCA)

Public Comment Compliance

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Free Tire Disposal Coupons Available

                                Yuba and Sutter Counties, CA – Planning to do some spring cleaning soon? To assist in this effort, the Regional                                    Waste Management Authority again has coupons available for the free disposal of residentially generated waste                                    tires. Yuba and Sutter County residents can now request a coupon for the free drop-off of up to 20 residentially                                     generated passenger car and light truck tires per household (for rims up to 22 inches in diameter).

                                Free tire disposal coupons are issued on a first come, first served basis while supplies last. They expire 30 days                                    from the date of issue and a valid coupon must be presented when the waste tires are delivered to the drop-off                                      location. Tires do not need to be removed from the rims.

Call the Regional Waste Management Authority weekdays between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. at (530) 634-6890 to request a coupon or for more information on the program. Please be prepared when you call to provide the number of tires that you have for disposal. This program is for residential use only – no businesses. Commercially generated waste tires are not eligible for this program. If hauling more than nine tires at one time, the Local Enforcement Agency conditions on the reverse side of the coupon must be completed.

This program is funded by a grant from the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle).

Posted 5/26/2023

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