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Plumas County 520 Main Street Room 309 Quincy, CA 95971. Quick Links. Plumas County Board of Supervisors Public Comment Zoom Link. Treasurer/Tax Collector - Public Tax Inquiry & Payments. Board of Supervisors. Bids & RFP. Online Business Property Statement E-Filing. Interactive Property Information Maps.
Plumas County (/ ˈ p l uː m ə s / ⓘ) is a county located in the Sierra Nevada of the U.S. state of California. As of the 2020 census, the population was 19,790. [3] The county seat is Quincy, [4] and the only incorporated city is Portola. The largest community in the county is East Quincy.
Plumas County 520 Main Street Room 309 Quincy, CA 95971. Quick Links. Plumas County Board of Supervisors Public Comment Zoom Link. Treasurer/Tax Collector - Public Tax Inquiry & Payments. Board of Supervisors. Bids & RFP. Online Business Property Statement E-Filing. Interactive Property Information Maps.
Four distinct regions define Plumas County, each with their own diverse destinations and unparalleled hospitality. See a map of Plumas County and its regions.
Plumas County is a summer wonderland of outdoor activities with over a hundred lakes, music festivals, world-class hiking, and mountain town events. Plan your perfect summer vacation high in the Sierra Nevada of Northern California.
Whether you want to explore the lakes and trails of Plumas County, access the county's GIS application, or view the Assessor's map books, you can find what you're looking for by browsing through our large selection of county maps.
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Plumas County is a summer wonderland of outdoor activities with over a hundred lakes, music festivals, world-class hiking, and mountain town events. Plan your perfect summer vacation high in the Sierra Nevada of Northern California.
Plumas County is the place where wilderness is untouched. Explore the natural beauty that is etched in the snow-capped peaks and towering pines. It is a four-season travel destination with fresh mountain air to invigorate you, and pristine, blue waters to refresh you.
The forests, rivers and mountains of Plumas County were originally inhabited by Native Americans before miners arrived during the Gold Rush, followed soon after by loggers, and today tourists visit the county for its camping, fishing, whitewater, snowshoeing, and other outdoor opportunities.