Receive update on emergency response to Seaview Drive landslide
In Plain English
The city activated its Emergency Operations Center on January 3 after a potential landslide threatened homes on Seaview Drive. Several residents evacuated to temporary hotel accommodations through January 16. The emergency center scaled back operations to monitoring status as contractors work to stabilize the hillside.
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