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Monterey's Community Wildfire Protection Plan assigns a very-high relative-risk score of 26.5 to Deer Flats South, versus a moderate 17.5 to Deer Flats North. The plan calls for…
Monterey's multineighborhood project ncp2404 sets out a $700,000 design program for a separated bike and pedestrian route from North Fremont via Mark Thomas Drive and Sloat Avenue toward…
Deer Flats streets appeared in Monterey's 2026 RSR 26 surface-repair list. Updated October 30: a council oversight meeting requested follow-up on low-rated pavements, identifying Antler Place at a…
A recorded September 10, 2025 Monterey committee vote recommended additional money to move Deer Flats Park benches toward the playing field and reconfigure fencing. City Council appropriation and…
Deer Flats' DF-01 proposes a sidewalk gap closure and crosswalk on Mark Thomas Drive by Santa Catalina and St. John's Chapel. The latest city packet lists $1 million,…
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STATEWIDE PUBLIC-SERVICE GUIDE · NOVEMBER 3 ELECTION
California Campaign Signs: What's Legal in Monterey County?
Political yard signs, roadside billboards and campaign posters follow different rules depending on who owns the land and where the sign stands. Read California58's independently sourced 2026 guide to Caltrans restrictions, the 100-foot electioneering rule, homeowners and tenants, sponsor disclosures and post-election removal. Your city or unincorporated county may have separate deadlines.
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Across Monterey County
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A September 1, 2026 county decision allows qualifying point-of-use or point-of-entry drinking-water systems as a compliance pathway for certain private wells and small systems, with…
County documents detail a PG&E utility relocation budget rising from about $2.50 million to $4.11 million for the Davis Road Bridge widening corridor; it is…
A fall 2026 Board of Supervisors agenda proposes allocating up to $12.5 million in Measure AA funds across 19 road projects in unincorporated Monterey County.…
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