Grass Valley Escapes Storm Damage
Grass Valley Escapes Storm Damage
It’s the calm *after* the storm. Public and emergency officials likely breathing a sigh of relief today after no major damage was reported from yesterday’s storm. Grass Valley Public Works Director Tim Kiser says his crew was busy… Listen…
It’s the calm *after* the storm. Public and emergency officials likely breathing a sigh of relief today after no major damage was reported from yesterday’s storm. Grass Valley Public Works Director Tim Kiser says his crew was busy…
Kiser says he has about ten workers, and they were all over the city trying to stay ahead of any potential issues…
Kiser also says there were no major issues with the wastewater treatment plant or any flooding of Wolf Creek. There is a chance of showers in the forecast for this afternoon, but the worst of the heavy rain is behind us.
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