May 1, 2020 – The weather is warming and we are all eager to get outside. Everyone at NID, like many of you, is eager to see our popular recreation sites reopened. However, NID must follow CDC and the Nevada County Health Officer advisories as it makes a decision about opening.
While the revised Nevada County Health Officer order allows for more outdoor recreation, NID’s campground facilities at popular sites including Scotts Flat Reservoir, Rollins Reservoir and Jackson Meadows Reservoir will remain closed until further notice. While the County’s order does allow some additional outdoor activities, it does not amend the portions of the order regarding closure of “high touch surfaces” used by the public and gathering spots. For NID recreational facilities, this means campgrounds, bathrooms, BBQ and picnic areas. NID has received numerous calls from the public asking if the facilities are open.
“Our campground and public facilities are closed but the trails remain open,” stated Monica Reyes, NID Recreation Manager. “We can’t open the gates and keep the bathrooms closed, and police picnic and campgrounds.”
NID continues to coordinate with the Nevada County Public Health Department to determine when we can safely reopen our recreational facilities.
We appreciate the public’s continued patience and cooperation during this time, and we will keep you updated on any further changes. NID remains committed to serving you and our community as we have for nearly 100 years. You can learn more about our efforts concerning COVID-19 on our website.
About NID: The Nevada Irrigation District, a provider of both drinking and irrigation water, manages 28 reservoirs in the Sierras offering recreational opportunities such as hiking, camping, boating, fishing, swimming, etc. At Rollins and Scotts Flat reservoirs, NID provides public parks, trails, campgrounds and beaches for the community’s enjoyment. Higher up in the mountains, NID maintains and operates campgrounds in the Jackson Meadows and Bowman Lake areas. We deliver water for recreation.
Read more about NID’s response to the COVID-19 crisis at www.nidwater.com
To read the complete article at YubaNet.net CLICK HERE.
While the revised Nevada County Health Officer order allows for more outdoor recreation, NID’s campground facilities at popular sites including Scotts Flat Reservoir, Rollins Reservoir and Jackson Meadows Reservoir will remain closed until further notice. While the County’s order does allow some additional outdoor activities, it does not amend the portions of the order regarding closure of “high touch surfaces” used by the public and gathering spots. For NID recreational facilities, this means campgrounds, bathrooms, BBQ and picnic areas. NID has received numerous calls from the public asking if the facilities are open.
“Our campground and public facilities are closed but the trails remain open,” stated Monica Reyes, NID Recreation Manager. “We can’t open the gates and keep the bathrooms closed, and police picnic and campgrounds.”
NID continues to coordinate with the Nevada County Public Health Department to determine when we can safely reopen our recreational facilities.
We appreciate the public’s continued patience and cooperation during this time, and we will keep you updated on any further changes. NID remains committed to serving you and our community as we have for nearly 100 years. You can learn more about our efforts concerning COVID-19 on our website.
About NID: The Nevada Irrigation District, a provider of both drinking and irrigation water, manages 28 reservoirs in the Sierras offering recreational opportunities such as hiking, camping, boating, fishing, swimming, etc. At Rollins and Scotts Flat reservoirs, NID provides public parks, trails, campgrounds and beaches for the community’s enjoyment. Higher up in the mountains, NID maintains and operates campgrounds in the Jackson Meadows and Bowman Lake areas. We deliver water for recreation.
Read more about NID’s response to the COVID-19 crisis at www.nidwater.com
To read the complete article at YubaNet.net CLICK HERE.
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