SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – The City of South Lake Tahoe has announced that applications are now being accepted for the 2026 Community Academy. This is a unique opportunity for residents to learn about the inner workings of their local government. The academy is designed to foster a deeper understanding of municipal operations and empowers residents to engage in their community.
The Community Academy will cover a wide range of topics, including city planning, public safety, budgeting, and community services. Participants will have the chance to interact with city officials, tour municipal facilities, and gain insights into the decision-making processes that shape South Lake Tahoe. Academy sessions will be held on Wednesday evenings and some Saturday afternoons between April 22 and June 3.
“Graduates of the Community Academy leave better informed and empowered to get involved in their community,” said Hilary Roverud, interim city manager. “Whether it’s advocating for programs they care about, serving on advisory commissions, or gaining a clearer understanding of how their city operates, participants come away ready to make a difference in South Lake Tahoe.”
Applications for the 2026 Community Academy will be accepted until Friday, April 3. The academy is open to anyone aged 16 or older who resides in, attends school in, or works in the city. To apply, please visit the City of South Lake Tahoe’s official website at: www.cityofslt.us/CommunityAcademy.
