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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 14, 2026
Procurement of qualified contractors for a pool to provide erosion assessments and watershed restoration planning services, including watershed assessments, sediment source inventory, treatment design plans, and erosion control workshops in Humboldt County, California.
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Eureka
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Humboldt
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5630 S Broadway St
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95503
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Humboldt County Resource Conservation District
The Board meeting included discussions on organizational and financial management, such as removing a former director as an account signer and approving financial reports and contractor payments. Key agenda items involved amending professional services and contractor agreements for post-fire restoration projects in the Six Rivers Lightning Complex and Willow Creek areas. The Board also addressed the Russ Creek and Centerville Slough Restoration Project, conducted the annual board organizational meeting to fill vacancies and elect officers, and reviewed long-range planning documents including purpose and values statements.
This document, titled 'What We Heard: RCD Listening Campaign Insights,' serves as advance preparation for a Collaborative Strategy Design Session for the Humboldt County Resource Conservation District. It synthesizes findings from 52 conversations with board members, staff, landowners, and partners conducted in February 2026. The report identifies shared values (stewardship, trust, collaboration), ideals (becoming a trusted resource, disciplined growth), and collective interests (financial sustainability, growth with intention, culture protection). It also highlights strategic tensions (e.g., service to landowner vs. land), vulnerabilities from rapid growth, and opportunities for integrated stewardship and tribal partnerships. The insights are intended to guide the development of long-range goals and strategies, informing future decisions on grants, operations, and partnerships.
Public-sector contacts connected to Humboldt County Resource Conservation District.
The agenda for the meeting included several key action items. New business involved a review and potential approval of Resolution 26-05 authorizing the establishment of a vehicle loan through Redwood Capital Bank, and the review and approval of the March 2026 Financial Report, which included authorizing payments for operating expenses and staff liabilities. Informational items covered updates from the District Director regarding staff activities, correspondence received, and detailed staff reports. Staff reports highlighted ongoing coordination with the Wiyot Tribe, office remodeling and lease renegotiations, the return of the Forest Health and Wildfire Resilience Program Manager from parental leave, and the status of numerous grant proposals under development or outstanding, such as those related to the Eel River and Williams Creek restoration projects. Field crew activities included maintenance and monitoring at various mitigation sites like Humboldt Bay Area Mitigation and Fortuna Median, and updates on watershed restoration projects including Russ Creek and Wadulh Lagoon.
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