Radio tower work at Yuba site delayed by microwave equipment; crossover targeted for Dec. 15

5941963 · October 15, 2025

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Summary

Contractors finished a retaining wall at the Yuba radio tower site; tower shipment was expected the week of Oct. 22, but delays in microwave component production and final frequency allocations could push work. Emergency responder reprogramming information was requested.

Work at the Yuba radio tower site is progressing, but equipment production delays and outstanding frequency work have slowed completion, committee members said.

Committee members reported that the retaining wall at the Yuba site has been completed and building work is underway. The tower itself was expected to ship the week of Oct. 22, but production delays for microwave components—previously planned to ship by Oct. 20—are slowing the schedule. Committee members said the project still targets a crossover on Dec. 15.

Members also said workers were still finalizing two frequencies. The committee reported it had sent correspondence to the emergency responder agency to obtain their frequency list so the county can coordinate reprogramming funds and scheduling with that agency.

No formal action was taken; committee members received the update and discussed the schedule and outstanding technical issues.