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Ukiah completed a municipal-property boundary change at 1 Carousel Lane, with certificates recorded in June and July. Its much larger proposed Sapling annexation was separately halted August 31.
A proposed new water-diversion facility on project lands is part of the regional response to PG&E's decommissioning plan; it has not been established as an operating replacement.
The county's May 2026 road-maintenance resolution includes the Potter Valley area among planned projects under California's Road Repair and Accountability Act.
Potter Valley Irrigation District lists board meetings on the third Wednesday at 7 p.m. at 10170 Main Street, with public agendas, minutes and annual audits.
The irrigation district approved a June 2025 increase from $22.50 to $35 per acre-foot for general delivery and from $125 to $175 per year for garden-rate customers.
FERC is reviewing PG&E's proposed surrender of the Potter Valley hydroelectric license and removal of Scott and Cape Horn dams; September scoping comments are closed but federal review…
The county library's 2024–25 annual report describes thousands of Bookmobile materials and access to Wi-Fi hotspots, state park passes and other shareable resources.
The 2026 California transportation program lists improvements to Boonville's Route 128 maintenance station storage facilities with a construction-start milestone in March 2027.
Anderson Valley Community Services District publishes its 2026–27 proposed budget summary, 2025 audit, fee schedule and board meeting information for residents.
Round Valley Library schedules a documentary series program on November 13 as part of its effort to bring cultural programming to an area without a movie theater.
A November 6 Round Valley Library event uses an interactive board game with local maps and changing scenarios to encourage household evacuation planning.
California's drinking water registry identifies Hopland Public Utility District as an active groundwater system and provides a state contact for source and testing questions.
Mendocino County's BID 019-26 called for construction contractors to harden the Sanel Mountain microwave site near Hopland, with a June 18 bidding deadline.
Hopland Fire Protection District lists its next regular board meeting November 4 at 5 p.m. at Station 610, with agendas and archived minutes on its official site.
A county transportation RFP includes Old Hopland among five study areas where engineers will examine storm drainage and climate vulnerability on county roads.
Caltrans says downtown Hopland sidewalk reconstruction continues through October 31, with occasional delays of up to 10 minutes and temporary access impacts.
Anderson Valley Community Services District lists drinking water and wastewater proposals for Boonville, but residents should check public board records and LAFCo steps before assuming service is active.
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