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City staff outline flood damage, temporary culvert fix on Tarmac

December 26, 2025 | Redding, Shasta County, California


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City staff outline flood damage, temporary culvert fix on Tarmac
City staff summarized damage from a Dec. 21 storm and told the council the administration is tracking response time and equipment costs to pursue state and federal disaster assistance.

"The storms brought heavy rain to our area, including localized flooding, water rescues, and damage to roadways, stormwater systems, and other infrastructure," said Carrie, a city staff member presenting the report. She said a local emergency was proclaimed on Dec. 22 to facilitate state and federal payments under disaster assistance programs and to allow the city to seek reimbursement for eligible expenses.

Staff highlighted an immediate concern: a damaged culvert on Tarmac. Carrie said Public Works is coordinating with a local contractor to stabilize the culvert until permanent repairs can be completed in spring. Carrie and Director Webb were listed as available to answer council questions about damage assessments and reimbursement documentation.

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