Strategy Session for Redway Community Services District Flows Smoothly
The group brainstormed the role of the RCSD together, picked the most important aspects and broke into groups to work out the details.
Read moreAuthor: Kelley Lincoln
Humboldt County Residents’ Input Not Actively Sought as Potter Valley Project Dam Study Opens for Comments
However, you can comment online and we’ve got the link.
Read moreAbrupt Climate Change: Is Humanity on Hospice? Interview With Dr. Guy McPherson on Tonight’s Environment Show
Dr. McPherson encourages us to ask ourselves how we want to live in the face of death.
Read moreGarberville Water News: of Boiling Water, Cannabis Water Use, and More
Equipment operators report on the incident that led to the Boil Water Order. They heard a series of sounds that made them think the exterior pipes of the treatment were pulling apart and its large bolts were hitting the building.
Read moreMateel Grapples With Financial Woes
The financial emergency the Mateel faces continues.
Read more[UPDATE Monday] More Information on the GSD Boil Water Notice
Details!
Read moreRedway Water and Sewer News: Bills Rise Slightly, Some Expenses Lowered, and More
Base Rates Rising Customers of Redway Community Services District (RCSD) will see their bills rise by $4.00 a month in 2018. The increase should generate about $36,000.00 a year of additional revenue for the district. The Board of Directors had the first reading of the ordinance and very quickly voted in favor the increase that had been pre-approved in 2013
Read morePlanning for Wildfire: What Dangers Exist in Your Neighborhood and How Can You Prepare?
After fires raced across California’s Wine Country last month leaving a wake of destruction and a record number of fatalities behind, a series of workshops held across Humboldt County seek to prevent a similar disaster here.
Read moreMateel Community Center Faces Scrutiny
The Mateel’s Board responds after the Attorney General’s Office posted a delinquency notice for the non-profit.
Read moreRedway Water Board: Working to Resolve Capacity Crisis and Much More
“The District’s campaign to find and repair leaks has paid dividends in the cost of treating of nearly a million of gallons of water a month that is no longer lost.”
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