Council grants provisional permit for small-scale documentary filming in Eureka

5828433 · September 22, 2025

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Summary

Council gave provisional approval for Raw TV/Raw Stories to film a documentary (subject to private-property permissions and completing permit paperwork) with minimal road interruptions expected.

The Eureka City Council on Sept. 22 provisionally approved a film permit for Raw TV/Raw Stories to film a small-scale documentary in town next Sunday, contingent on the production obtaining private-property permissions and completing required permit paperwork.

Harry Harris, who identified himself as a representative for Raw Stories and said he was currently in Utah, described the project as a documentary about the Susan Powell case and said the shoot is small in scale with minimal anticipated street interruptions. City staff (Scott) and the council said a provisional okay could be given provided the production secures any necessary property-owner permissions and files completed permit documents before filming.

Councilmember Scott Pugh asked the applicant to keep city staff informed; Harry Harris agreed to remain in contact with Scott and to ensure all permissions and insurer/permit requirements are met. A motion to allow the filming next Sunday passed by unanimous voice vote.

The council asked staff to verify that all private-property permissions and traffic/parking needs are resolved before the film crew begins work.