Anyone who’s spent time at Incline Pines has likely seen one of our neighborhood bears wandering through the community, often searching for an unlatched bear box. But this afternoon (Wednesday July 29) homeowner Jim McPhee, Unit 34, reported confronting a black bear in his house!… Read More »Incline Pines owner comes face-to-face with bear IN HIS HOME!
Owners and tenants have a new tool to deal with vehicles improperly parked in assigned spaces Up until now signs on the property warning that Incline Pines is a “tow zone” have been nothing more than a hollow threat aimed at “encouraging” unauthorized drivers to… Read More »Incline Pines enters agreement with Reno-area towing company
Doorbell video shows two men delivering products to an Incline Pines home– then stealing two large bear carvings from a neighbor. Dave and Anita Kempler, owners of Unit 2, are asking for the community’s help in identifying two men who stole a pair of bear… Read More »Incline Pines delivery crew steals owners’ prized carvings
October 1, 2025 Dear Incline Pines Homeowner: The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Western Nevada Management, Inc. will assume the management responsibilities of the Incline Pines Homeowners Association beginning October 8, 2025. We estimate a 30-45-day period to complete the transition, including… Read More »Incline Pines HOA management transition
The BurnBot remote masticator has finished work for the week of July 7, 2025 focusing on the upper areas of Incline Pines. The crews will return next week to work on the lower portions of the community and do some cleanup on the areas already… Read More »BurnBot defensible space work continues
The BurnBot crew arrived at Incline Pines Monday, July 7 to begin defensible space work in the community. BurnBot will be working with remote-controlled masticators and hand crews for most of this week.
A week-long project to reduce fire risk at Incline Pines begins Monday July 7. The HOA board of directors this week approved a contract with BurnBot to masticate vegetation on the property up to eight inches in diameter at breast height. The company will not… Read More »BurnBot project to begin
Tahoe bears are coming out of hybernation and as I drove into our community I saw this young cub checking out bear boxes for a snack. I thought he/she might run away if I stopped to shoot a video. Nope: The cub smelled the groceries in… Read More »Hungry bear cub searches for snack
Master forester and BurnBot project manager Alexis “Lex” Nelson met with Incline Pines board members and other homeowners Monday May 5 to outline the company’s plan to reduce the risk of wildfire in the community. The HOA has committed roughly $32,000 for the week-long project… Read More »BurnBot defensible space plan
Farmers Insurance has chosen not to renew the Incline Pines master insurance policy covering all 40 units as of June 29, 2025. Latest information on the Incline Pines insurance situation As a result, the HOA Board of Directors voted at a May 1 special meeting… Read More »Insurance