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Public works director: Centerville Road will likely fail - Vimarsana News

Public works director: Centerville Road will likely fail

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to pass Sheriff William Honsal's proclamation of emergency for the landslide affecting the Centerville area in Ferndale.

Humboldt County supervisors to discuss Centerville landslide situation - Vimarsana News

Humboldt County supervisors to discuss Centerville landslide situation

Humboldt County Board of Supervisors will vote at Tuesday's meeting to decide whether to ratify the proclamation of local emergency announced Friday by Sheriff William Honsal.

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Hundreds – perhaps thousands – of Humboldt County residents could lose access to landline services in the next year. 

Humboldt County roads hit with $5 million in damages from recent storm - Vimarsana News

Humboldt County roads hit with $5 million in damages from recent storm

The $4,703,840 in estimated damages were largely concentric to county roads and bridges and could qualify for reimbursement under the California Disaster Assistance Act. Humboldt County Public Works Director Tom Mattson said that, relative to the amount of rain dumped over several days, the county “dodged a bullet.”