Welcome To

Sierra Valley, Sierra County

CA.

Sierra Valley

Chamber of Commerce

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A 501 (C) 6 Non-profit


A Westerly Shot Of A Beautiful Sierra Valley Sunset From The Steel Bridge

Photo Courtesy Of Mr. Barry Buchholtz

  COME VISIT THE MOST PRISTINE ALPINE VALLEY IN NORTH AMERICA

 Sierra Valley's elevation is at an average of five thousand feet and a mecca of wildlife.


FEDERAL, STATE & COUNTY

GENERAL INFORMATION

&

EMERGENCY SERVICES

Sierra County CA

Plumas County CA


Sierra Booster

Started By

Mr. Hal Wright

Loyalton, CA 1949

75 Years In Business

 

Whites Sierra Station 

Celebrating 100 Years Of Community Service to

Loyalton & Sierra Valley

Ed started selling Model T Fords out of a livery stable in May 1923.


Celebrating 100 Years of ranching

in Sierra Valley, CA

Please click on the image below for the history.

Discover Sierra Valley, Sierra County CA.

A STEP BACK IN TIME

TAKE A LOOK AT HISTORY

Enjoy the ride!


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The Sierra Valley Chamber of Commerce operates out of Loyalton CA. Our chamber is a 501 ( C ) 6 non-profit corporation under contractual agreement for and on behalf of the County of Sierra. Along with that comes our dedicated support to our businesses and organizations who have chose to join this chamber. The Sierra Valley Chamber of Commerce express purpose is in providing outreach, tourism and promotion of Sierra County. For your traveling pleasure we have two kiosk information centers, one in Loyalton, 2nd Street & Hwy 49. The other kiosk is located at the intersection of Highway 49 & 89 Sierraville. In these kiosks you will find information for your visit to our area. Our chamber works close with other chambers of commerce and organizations in providing their tourist information at their request.

The Sierra Valley Chamber of Commerce would like to inform our visitors and touring/traveling guest, Loyalton is the only incorporated city in the County of Sierra. Loyalton is a high mountain rural community located in Sierra Valley and NOT the loneliest city in America. Here in Sierra Valley, Sierra County, residents have chosen and continue to challenge a fast-paced world and stay frozen in time at their pleasure, maintaining the valley and Countys historical past, and way of life! Those who live in Loyalton, Calpine, Sattely or Sierraville all located in Sierra Valley suggest and rebuke the idea that any of our communities are anything but the loneliest place in America. In your travels if you should find yourself in Sierra Valley, Sierra County, drop by one of our many businesses and say hello! 

                                    "YOU ARE MOST WELCOME."

CALPINE, CA

The town was founded to support the Davies-Johnson Lumber Mill around 1919. From 1921 until 1940, a branch of the Western Pacific Railroad served the town and the mill, working out of Portola, California.

LOYALTON, LIVE CAM

 CLICK AERIAL PICTURE

Settled in the late 1850’s originally called Smithneck. During the American Civil War 1861-1865, the population raised huge amounts of money for the Union Army to help defend the Union from the Confederate Army, for that acltion, they changed the name to Loyalton, in loyalty to the Union.

SATTLEY, CA

Formerly known as Church's Corners, founded in 1881 by Eric Amen, a wealthy prospector. The post office in Sattley opened in 1884.

Some of the Church Family pioneers still live here.

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COMMUNITY MEDIA, LLC


SIERRAVILLE, CA LIVE CAM

CLICK ON IMAGE

Sierra, Spanish for "mountain range" and Ville, French for "town."

Sierraville is the crossroads entering Sierra Valley via Hwy 89 off I-80 from Truckee CA to Hwy 49. State Route 49 passes through many historic mining communities of the 1849, California gold rush. It is now known as the Golden Chain Highway.

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&

GET MORE INFORMATON

Some members may not have a website

or use social media.

Quincy CA Office

400 Main St. 95971

Reno, NV Office

300 E. 2nd Street, Suite 1300   Reno, NV 89501 

 LP Insurance Services, LLC is an established yet growing commercial and personal insurance brokerage firm. We specialize in property, casualty, surety, workers’ compensation, employee benefits, and personal insurance solutions with an emphasis on risk management services.

Who Said Beauty Is Only Skin Deep.

B.C. NAILS, IS OUR

NEWEST MEMBER

Make An Appointment & Pamper Yourself.

Located Inside Hair Faire

703 Main St. Loyalton, CA

Or Call Ms. Bailea Creacey

831-613-0053

 LES SCHWAB Tires

Price Tire Service

73816 S. Delleker Rd. Portola, CA 96122 - 530-832-1533

E-mail:  bob.d.price@dealers.lesschwab.com

319 Main St. Hwy 49 Loyalton, CA

Hours

11:00 til 6:30 Wednesday thru Monday

CLOSED TUESDAY

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THE TOP STORY B&B

413 Beckwith St, Loyalton, CA 

775 722 8776

Wendyjcbergstrom@gmail.com

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THE TOP STORY

HOUSE KEEPING

WINDOW CLEANING

&

YARD MAINTENANCE

Licensed & Insured


700 Main St. Hwy 49 Loyalton, CA

Hours

7:00am to 2:00pm Thursday thru Tuesday

CLOSED WEDNESDAY

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Chilcoot Monument

P.O. Box 1766 / 110 Pacific St.

Portola, CA 96122

Phone: 530-832-1908

Fax: 530-832-6828

 Email:

Scott :

scott@chilcootmonument.com

Susan :

susan@chilcootmonument.com

GOLDEN BEARS PROPANE, LLC - HIGH SIERRA GAS

73769 S Delleker Road

    Portola, CA 96122

  Main: (530) 291-1099

   Alternate: (530) 832-1252

   Mobile: (530) 832-1252


RENO, NEVADA

High Sierra Gas – Nevada

9778 N. Virginia Street,

Reno, NV 89501

(775) 747-1252


        Click Sierra Booster for news.

jbuck@psln.com 

530-993-4379

CLICK ON MARK TWAIN FOR NEWS

 info@themountainmessenger.org

530-289-3262

EVERYDAY IS FIRE PREVENTION DAY

                      THIS

                        NOT THIS

CLICK ON FOREST SERVICE FOR INFORMATION

CLICK ON FIRE SAFE SIERRA COUNTY

FOR FIRE SAFE PROGRAM INFORMATION

CLICK ON CAL FIRE FOR INFORMATION

CLICK ON EITHER IMAGE BELOW FOR INFORMATION

LET AFWD HELP YOU AND LET'S PUT CALIFORNIA AND THIS NATION BACK TO WORK


Click on Sierra County History

 The pictures below are from a collection

 of the Tom Dotta Family.


A PICTORIAL BLAST FROM THE PAST

Golden Years

Sierra Valley, CA

We are pleased to be able to show you some pictures from their history and that of Sierra Valley's.

Dotta ranch 1930. Stacking hay in 1910 &

Dotta hay press.

 Guscetti Ranch 1920 looking West

 Guscetti Ranch 1920 looking a bit Northwest.

Loyalton: Lynch's Pharmacy Soda Shop, 1955 L-R Darrell Garcia, Shannon Cahill, Sam Snider, Beverly Gilmore, Ann Belli, Tommy Nelson, Twyla Parton, Berry, Dixie Wilkinson-Johnson

Happy Birthday to the Dotta Family Ford Model T

The Model T # 9566992 was made in March of 1924. The ten millionth T was made in June of 1924. Tom Dotta's Uncle, Leon Dotta Bought this from Ed White Ford in Loyalton in 1924 for the Loyalton Dairy. Mr. Dottas Mother, then, (Juanita Nelson) learned how to drive in this T delivering milk around Loyalton in 1926. After Mr. Dottas Uncle Leons Death in 1960, in a couple of years Tom became the owner.

Tom Dotta owner of the Dotta Ranch has had the car 62 years. 

SIERRA COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

CLICK ON LOGO ABOVE


Sierra Valley Chamber Of Commerce OFFICERS

 Every member of our board of directors brings a unique set of skills and expertise to our organization and who have made significant contributions to our communities, Sierra Valley and Sierra County and the surrounding communities and counties.

It would be our pleasure if you wanted to reach out to any officer with questions or concerns.

WE ARE AN EXTREMELY TRANSPARENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE   

Barbara Hill

President/Board Director

530-993-4387

svfunkychateau@gmail.com

Catherine Puckett-Lundy

Vice President

Country Crafts Bazaar Event Manager

530-251-3546

kaytelundy@gmail.com


Jan Buck

Media

jbuck@psln.com

530-249-0974

Sierra Booster



Bobby Wheeler

Board Member

CNC Wood Carving

whlreng@msn.com

480-321-6262

Michael H. Welbourn

Chief Administrative Officer

Advertising/Public Affairs/Tech Support

Board Member
info@sierravalleychamber.com

530-993-0453/530-233-0218


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