Orange County Supervisor’s Office and OC Public Works Hand Out Sandbags Ahead of Storms: 56 Vehicles Served and 1,256 Sandbags Distributed in Costa Mesa
Orange County, California - The office of Fifth District Supervisor Katrina Foley reported in its weekly update that the office joined OC Public Works to distribute free sandbags and natural disaster resource kits at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, as residents prepared for upcoming El Niño storms.
According to the update, OC Public Works served 56 vehicles at the Costa Mesa event and distributed 1,256 sandbags.
The update also announced a follow-up distribution on October 27 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Laguna Hills Mall, limited to 50 sandbags per person.
In the same update, Foley's office said cleanup work after the Norte Fire remains underway, that the office is assisting impacted residents with sandbags and wattles to secure the hills above their homes, and that it continues to assist with property tax relief for residents whose homes were destroyed or damaged, directing residents to the OC Assessor's Office at 714-834-2727.
(Source: Office of Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley)
Source: Office of Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley
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Photo: 图：工作人员装填沙袋备灾（资料图）。照片：公共领域（美国国防部 DVIDS），经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Workers filling sandbags in preparation for storms (file photo). Public domain (U.S. Department of Defense, DVIDS), via Wikimedia Commons.
