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Trinity Center Community Services District 
Mailing address: District budgets, documents, and manuals Background Information
What does the Trinity Center CSD do? Trinity Center Community Services District is a special district formed in 1961 by the county board of supervisors. TCCSD is the local government of Trinity Center that delivers fire protection/emergency medical services and street lighting. The district is also authorized to provide recreational facilities and services. Under its enabling act, TCCSD could provide many other municipal-type services if requested by the residents, authorized by its Board of Directors, and approved by the Trinity County Local Agency Formation Commission. TCCSD uses no Enterprise Systems software as defined in SB 272. What properties are in the TCCSD? The district contains approximately 800 parcels, 18,517 acres, 29 square miles, 600 unique
owners, and 260 registered voters. The Trinity Center Volunteer Fire
Department answers medical and fire calls all the way from Hatchet Creek to Cedar Stock Resort.
In addition, our VFD responds under mutual aid with the Coffee Creek VFD on calls all the way
to Scott Mountain and out East Fork. The Trinity Center CSD was created in 1961. At that time, the
entire area was checker-boarded with sections (roughly 640-acre blocks)
of private land and federal forest. Only sections that were private
at that time were eligible for inclusion in the District. How Are Tax Dollars Supporting our CSD? The TCCSD is allocated a small percentage of the secured and unsecured property taxes collected by Trinity County for all private parcels within the county boundary. This tax structure was created with the passage of Proposition 13 in 1978. Minor allowances are made for increases in property value in our area; but in effect, the TCCSD is allocated approximately 0.46% of the total county property tax revenue. This amount is then reduced by the state by approximately 25% due to propositions that diverted taxes to education from special districts. The bottom line is that approximately $60,000 in tax revenue is allocated to TCCSD. TCCSD is governed by a five-member Board that is accountable to the electorate in the same manner as city councils and county boards of supervisors. Directors must be residents of the District and registered voters in Trinity County, and they stand for election every four years. Vacancies are filled according to California Government Code 1780. Director terms begin and expire on the first Friday in December following an election. Directors receive no compensation or benefits for serving on the TCCSD board. Board staff includes a General Manager and a Secretary/Treasurer. The General Manager is a volunteer who receives no compensation. The Secretary/Treasurer is an independent contractor. The TCCSD board members (term expiration) are:
The district General Manager is (open position). The board Secretary/Treasurer is Cari deJong. When and where are TCCSD meetings held? Regularly scheduled board meetings occur on the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm in the
IOOF Hall. Special meetings may be called as necessary and will be publicly announced.
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