Video, transcripts, and deep links for 7 archived Santa Cruz County, CA public meetings from 2017-02-28 to 2026-01-13 — 7 with a searchable transcript.
1:07:18
What about the other areas of district to also think it is not right that the county is helping so creek water district repair the damage that their pure water sokal project has done on this local avenue frontage road.
49:23
The bottom center images of the Santa Cruz Sand Hills, which we manage for groundwater recharge in dangerous species habitat and sustainable fire management projects.
1:05:47
I think Senator Laird mentioned it as well, but we saw 77% of the average rainfall two years ago, 53% of the last year. And our drought today in the second year of the drought has already worsened it was with four years of drought previously.
3:06:34
Yes, yeah. All right. Central Water District is the only one with a sustainable groundwater level. However, the hydrologists for the mid-county area have said that, by and large, the groundwater levels within the mid-county base are at sustainable levels now.
1:46:37
It's a good amount of it's portable water supply and is looking to expand its place of use say delivery of water to the mid county area in water transfer.
5:24:03
Though the County Fire Department has been able to purchase a few new fire engines over the past few years, as a result of money saved in the cooperative fire protection agreement with Cal Fire, these savings are a direct reflection of the drought.