Covelo

Covelo, CA · Municipal
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Orland's new 1M-gallon water tank is almost ready
Orland's new 1-million-gallon water storage tank is nearly ready to go online, and it could make a big difference for residents in outlying areas who previously relied on wells that ran dry. City Engineer Paul Rabo says the tank should be connected to the water system within a month or 2, also boosting the city's ability to meet emergency needs like firefighting water pressure.
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Anderson mobile home rent increase on hold — but residents want more
Residents at Riverland and Bixby Knolls Mobile Home Parks in Anderson have won a temporary pause on a planned $300 rent increase — but many say 90 days isn't enough. Shasta County Supervisor Allen Long announced that property owner Harmony Communities has agreed to hold off on the increase until March 1, while residents push for written protections and a permanent rent stabilization agreement.
The Mendocino Voic
The Mendocino Setlist: November 10-15, 2026
Your weekly guide to upcoming music events in Mendocino County.
mendocinobeacon.com
Sangiacomo announces planned retirement from city of Ukiah
City of Ukiah Manager Sage Sangiacomo will be stepping down from his role in about two years, city officials announced recently. In a press release, city officials reported that Sangiacomo “has announced his intention to retire in 2028, providing the city of Ukiah with an extended period to prepare for an orderly leadership transition.”
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Assignment Ukiah: A Ukiah Quiz [2014]
A huge fire swept through Ukiah in 1917, destroying many blocks of the downtown. How long did it take for local firefighters to bring the blaze under control?. Included in the damage caused by the fire was the Little Davenport Restaurant in the center of town. Who was the woman who owned and operated the Little Davenport, and who subsequently left town and achieved nationwide fame in the food business?
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East Perkins Street Multimodal Transportation Plan
The City of Ukiah is making a long-term plan to make East Perkins Street safer and easier to use for everyone, however they get around. The plan covers East Perkins Street from Main Street to Oak Manor Drive. This is a planning project, not a construction project. The recent paving and lane work improved East Perkins Street, but this plan will help define its long-term future. Looking 5 to 10 years ahead, it will give the City a community-supported plan to use when applying for funding to design and build improvements.