  Located at Gull Lake Park, the June Lake Community Building is a Mono County Facility. The June Lake Library and Wonens' Clug Thrift Store are on the First Floor Upstais is a Great Room with Kitchen, and a Conference Room. Used for Local Public Meetings and Events, Can Also Be Rented for Banquets, Weddings, etc. |
 Information Center, Interpretive and Cultural Exhibits and Films. Maps, Guidebooks, Yosemite and National Pass Sales Wilderness Permits, Campfire Permits, and other USDA Business Services Interpretive Programs and Tours |
 "Caring for Others Through Community Service" JLLWC Operates a Thrift Shop at the June Lake Community Building Also provides Services to the Community at Special Events and Fundraisers. Gives Scholarships to Students, Supports Community Development, and Provides Help to Those in Need. |
 Tourism Promotion for Mono County Web and Social Media Services Economic Development Film Location Coordination |
 GBUAPCD Website Provides Current Air Quality Conditions and Alerts The agency is Responsible for enforcing Air Quality Regulations, in Inyo, Mono and Alpine Counties Find info on Permitting and Rules Board Proceedings and Meeting Agendas |
 Caltrans Ddepartment of Transportation Districtt 9, Based in Bishop, maintans the highways in a large sector of eastern California Check Road Conditions and Travel Alerts on the CalTrans website Keep Informed of Current Projects Customer Service and CalTrans Business updates. |
 The June Lake Library is part of the Mono County Free Library System Also receives support from Mono County Friends of the Library Located in a beautiful setting in the Community Building at Gull Lake Park. Internet and Computer access also available. |
 Mono County's First Ambulance began service as a volunteer unit in June Lake circa 1970. By 1975 Mono County established Paremedic Services throughout the County, and took over the June Lake Ambulance EMS Station #2 is located at the June Lake Firehouse Qualified EMTs and Firefighters Respond to Emergency Calls. |
 Founded 1928 Serving the 8 square miles of the June Lake Fire Protection District Staffed by local volunteers and operating two firehouses In an emergency dial 911 |