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RVAMAC discusses possible safe housing on Forest Service land for deputies and essential workers
Summary
The council discussed a possibility of creating safe housing on U.S. Forest Service property at the Covelo Ranger Station for deputy sheriffs and other essential county employees; no decisions were made and the item remains on the agenda for follow-up.
RVAMAC discussed an unresolved proposal to create safe housing for a resident deputy sheriff and other essential county employees on Forest Service property at the Covelo Ranger Station. The meeting record notes "No update but leave on the agenda," and a council member suggested emailing Forestry and MCSO to follow up on locating a resident deputy.
The item is in early stages with no formal motion, and RVAMAC set the matter for continued review at the February meeting to allow staff and stakeholders to coordinate with Forestry and county offices.
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