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Incline Village data: ten open data sets
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Incline Village News publishes ten data sets about Incline Village and Crystal Bay, Nevada. Each has a chart, a table, a method note and a CSV you can download free. We build them from public sources and show when each last updated. Cite them with credit to Incline Village News.
- Lake
Lake log: Tahoe level and water temperature
Daily lake level since 1900 and surface water temperature since 2002.
25,905 rows · Updated . CSV
- Snow
Snow log: snowpack and resort reports
Daily snow water content at nearby SNOTEL stations since 1978, plus resort new snow.
17,548 rows · Updated . CSV
- Power
Power report: every outage in Incline Village
How many customers lost power each day, and how many outages started.
15 rows · Updated . CSV
- Roads
Road log: chain controls and closures
Days with chain controls and road closures near Incline Village.
17 rows · Updated . CSV
- Air
Smoke log: fine particles and smoke days
Daily PM2.5 and smoke days from EPA air monitors since 2019.
2,746 rows · Updated . CSV
- Business
Business pulse: new business licenses by year
How many new business license applications the county got each year, and how many are issued. Counts only.
6 rows · Updated . CSV
- Housing
Housing report: monthly home sales and prices
Closed home sales and median prices by month, by ZIP code, since 1976.
915 rows · Updated . CSV
- Building
Build tracker: permits and TRPA projects
New building permits, TRPA items and short-term rental permits by month.
65 rows · Updated . CSV
- IVGID
IVGID decisions: board votes, with the tally
Every recorded IVGID board vote we have reported, with the yes and no count.
239 rows · Updated . CSV
- Events
Community calendar: every event in one list
One calendar of library, campus, cinema and community events, with times and venues.
241 rows · Updated . CSV
How to use this data
Every data set is free to use. Credit Incline Village News and link the page you used. Each page has a Cite this box with the text and link to copy.
Each CSV starts with a header row. The first column is the date or month, oldest row first. The table on each page shows the same numbers as the CSV.
The numbers come from public agencies and our own checks. Each page lists its sources and says how we counted.