Frequently Asked Questions

Contractors can use the eSuite system to request inspections, check permit status, apply for some permit types, and make online payments through "Contractor Access." Homeowners can access permit information through "Resident Access." In addition, any member of the public can search in eSuite using the "Public Information Search" to look up information by address, permit number, or permit type.

Visit the eSuite site and follow the instructions for "Resident Access."

An Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) will be needed, which can be found through the Nevada County Assessor website.

In order to access your permits and have the ability to schedule inspections through your contractor account, send an email to cdd@townoftruckee.gov.  Include the CSLB license number for the company, phone number, and email address. We will create an account for you in the system and email you instructions on how to create your username and password. 

The e-Suite site is a great tool for realtors and appraisers. Through the "Public Information Search," you can determine if a property has any open permits, or check the status of a particular permit. For historical permit information, including records inherited by the Town from Nevada County at the time of incorporation, Town staff can assist with providing those records through the Town archives.

After you submit an application and move on to the next page you'll get a message that reads "Your permit request has been submitted..." which confirms you have successfully completed the request. Building staff will contact you within 24 to 48 hours asking for more information if needed or with the building permit fee amount and steps on how to submit payment.

That's OK; please continue with your application and make a note within the permit description. We always verify and correct the owner's information before issuing any permits.

We accept permit applications over the counter at the Building Division. Our office is located at 10183 Truckee Airport Road, Truckee CA.

Your permit number is assigned during the application process and can be found on the paperwork you receive. It is also referred to as the "application number".

Click on "Request an Inspection". If it's your first time doing it please click on "ePermits Guide" for detailed instructions on how to request an inspection(s).

Yes, you can cancel your "Pending" request at any time. If the inspection has been scheduled, you can cancel your appointment by calling the Building Division so we can let the inspector know of the cancellation. Contact number 530-582-7821.

If your permit has been processed by staff, then yes, you can! Click on "Online Payments" above > Resident Access > Access my Permits button and enter your property information. If it's your first time doing it please click on "ePermits Guide" for detailed instructions on how to submit online payments.