News Flash

INYO NATIONAL FOREST RETURNS TO STAGE 1 FIRE RESTRICTIONS

Inyo National Forest rescinded Stage II fire restrictions effective October 9, 2021. This decision is based on reduced fire risk, the recent shift in weather, and cooler and shorter days. 

None the less, fire danger remains high due to extended dr...

T-MOBILE AWARDS TOWN OF MAMMOTH LAKES $50,000 TO BUILD A COMMUNITY DOG PARK

On September 23, 2021, T-Mobile announced 25 lucky small towns awarded with Hometown Grants to jumpstart vital community development projects to re-energize towns and build upon what makes them unique. The Town of Mammoth Lakes was the only small, rural t...

SUMMER AIR QUALITY MONITORING

During the summer months, the region can occasionally experience wildfire smoke impacts from active wildfires throughout the State. The Town of Mammoth Lakes in coordination with the Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District (GBUAPCD) continually...

Town Council Allocates $1.5 million to Mammoth Lakes Housing for Access Apartments

Mammoth Lakes Housing, Inc. (MLH) is excited to announce that it is $1.2 million closer to starting construction on eleven one-bedroom apartments.

The Mammoth Lakes’ Town Council approved an increased funding commitment to the Access Apartments ...

MAMMOTH LAKES POLICE DEPARTMENT LAUNCHES DOG RESOURCE, EDUCATION AND ENFORCEMENT CAMPAIGN

The Mammoth Lakes Police Department welcomes and encourages responsible dog owners within our beautiful community. Mammoth Lakes is bordered by the pristine Ansel Adams and John Muir Wilderness Areas and the Inyo National Forest, nearly 2 million acres of...

MAMMOTH CREEK PARK TEMPORARY CLOSURE

Members of the Mammoth Lakes Town Council, the Planning and Economic Development Commission (PEDC), the Recreation Commission, Town staff, many recreation enthusiasts and the 'Mammoth Stars' celebrated the groundbreaking of the new Commu...