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Superintendent Ryan Rhoades’ monthly report at the MCCSD board meeting on December 18 included a story of heroic collaboration and mutual aid that saved the town from a “near catastrophic event.”
Two days following the most comprehensive public lecture and tour of restoration efforts on Big River, the Mendocino City Community Services District held a board meeting on October 30, where they discussed potential water sources to supply an anticipated community water system.
For the second time in a row, the Mendocino City and Community Services District (MCCSD) held an unusually lengthy and well-attended monthly meeting on Monday, October 30, 2023.
At its monthly meeting on July 31, the MCCSD approved the final FY 2023-24 budget and established an ad hoc committee to gather information for the full board to consider in anticipation of applications for commercial tents.
Businesses in the town of Mendocino must fill out a survey to determine if they meet the state's definition of a public water system, then must comply with regs or figure out a way to consolidate. the source of the water and who will consolidate with whom remain uncertain.