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North Lake Tahoe
Fire Protection District

Serving the Citizens of Incline Village & Crystal Bay, NV

NLTFPD News

23 January 2026
Incline Village, NV — Enero es el Mes Nacional de Acción contra el Radón, y el Distrito de Protección Contra Incendios de North Lake Tahoe (NLTFPD) recuerda a los residentes que el radón es un riesgo grave para la salud, pero completamente prevenible...
23 January 2026
Incline Village, NV — January is National Radon Action Month, and the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District (NLTFPD) is reminding residents that radon is a serious but preventable health risk—and the only way to know your risk is to test your hom...
31 December 2025
Incline Village, NV — El Distrito de Protección contra Incendios de North Lake Tahoe (NLTFPD) anuncia que el recientemente adoptado Código de Incendios de Lake Tahoe Nevada 2024 y el Código de Interfaz Urbano-Forestal (WUI) de Lake Tahoe Nevada 2024 ...
31 December 2025
Incline Village, NV — The North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District (NLTFPD) announces that the newly adopted 2024 Lake Tahoe Nevada Fire Code and 2024 Lake Tahoe Nevada Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Code will officially take effect on January 1, 20...

Schedule Curbside Chipping services

NLTFPD provides Curbside Chipping services, with crews typically available to  complete requests within one week (due to firefighting assignments and variable crew sizes, please allow up to three weeks). This service is available Spring through Fall.

A shared history

North Lake Tahoe Fire District was formed by an act of the Washoe County Commissioners.  Originally protecting the Crystal Bay and lakeshore areas only, the first NLTFPD fire station was in Crystal Bay.

We've been serving our
community since

1959

We do great work
with great people

North Lake Tahoe Fire District provides service to our community through a staff of highly skilled professional firefighters and support personnel.

Board of Directors