The County of Humboldt launched its redesigned website today after it was delayed for more than a year due to the COVID-19 public health emergency. The redesigned site allows for improved navigation and a cleaner, more modern feel than the previous one. Read more about the redesigned website

United Airlines, the Humboldt County Department of Aviation, and Fly Humboldt announced today that United Airlines will resume its nonstop service from Humboldt County (ACV) to Denver International Airport (DEN) starting June 3. Read on...

Beginning tomorrow, Friday, July 30 the county will be requiring all employees and members of the public to wear a mask while inside county facilities, even those who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19. This is a mandatory requirement, not a recommendation Read about masking requirement

After receiving a recommendation from the Humboldt County Drought Task Force, the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, July 20, adopted a resolution proclaiming a countywide local emergency due to drought. Read on...

If you have a great idea that could promote business growth or job creation in Humboldt County, consider applying for a grant award through the County of Humboldt’s Headwaters Grant Fund. Applications will be accepted from July 16 through August 20. Read on...

Election workers are needed as the Humboldt County Office of Elections is gearing up for the quickly approaching California Gubernatorial Recall Election on Sept.14. Read on...

The Humboldt County Prosperity Network invites residents to join in conversation to explore how changes in broadband access and internet connectivity will affect businesses in our community. The virtual meeting will be held via ZOOM on Wednesday, July 21 Read on...

With the goal of creating new jobs and economic growth, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors recently approved the formation of the Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District for the Samoa Peninsula. Read more about the Samoa EIFD

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors will seek to finalize the appointments of Elishia Hayes to the position of Acting County Administrative Officer (CAO) and Luke Brownfield to the position of Acting Public Defender, at their meeting on June 29. Read on...

The City of Trinidad has received a state grant to prepare a Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP). Please provide your input in regards to roadway safety in the City of Trinidad. Read on...

Today, President Joe Biden signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act, establishing June 19 as a federal holiday. The majority of county offices will be closed on Friday, June 18 in observance of Juneteenth National Independence Day. Read on...

Communication is critical during an emergency and a long overdue radio system improvement project linking first responders and other agencies is underway for the County of Humboldt. A significant portion of the project will occur this evening. Read on...

On Tuesday, June 22, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to hear the appeal of the Arcata Land Company cannabis permit approved by the Planning Commission. The deadline for receiving written comments is being extended to June 16. Read on...

With months of low rainfall and warm temperatures, another wildfire season has arrived early in Humboldt County. Residents can do their part to prevent fires and sign up for emergency notifications from Humboldt Alert. Read on...

For the second year in a row, the County of Humboldt today was awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for the county’s FY 2020-21 budget. Read on...

In response to the comments received from the public on the Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration, the County has prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Nordic Aquafarms Project and two public scoping meetings are scheduled. Read on...

In light of the Court of Appeal’s decision in Silva v. County of Humboldt, taxpayers may submit an application for a potential full or partial refund of excise tax paid under Measure S between the years of 2017 through 2021. Read more about the application process

The Humboldt County cannabis industry for many decades has been a significant economic driver, and as cannabis emerges as a statewide industry the county is looking at ways to maintain a competitive advantage to preserve and strengthen the regional brand. Read on...

If you are interested in helping local people navigate cannabis regulations, consider becoming a contracted Qualified Cannabis Consultant with the County of Humboldt. Read on...

The Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (Go-Biz), in partnership with the Bureau of Cannabis Control recently awarded the County of Humboldt $1,055,870 in funding through the Cannabis Equity Grants (CEG) Program. Read on...

The Wildlife Conservation Board today approved a grant award of $574,980 to Humboldt County to develop a water management plan for Humboldt County’s 1959 contract for water releases from Trinity Reservoir. Read on...

The County of Humboldt has prepared a Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Nordic Aquafarms California, LLC – Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit application in accordance with the State California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines. Read on...

Springtime growth can become a safety concern when hedges, bushes, and other vegetation grows over roadways and sidewalks. Sometimes, trees and vegetation cover up street signs. Garbage cans also pose an obstacle to pedestrians and drivers. Read on...

Libraries across the country will observe National Library Outreach Day on Wednesday, April 7. The Humboldt County Bookmobile travels to far reaches of the county every month and is eagerly greeted wherever it goes. Read on...

Property taxes are due now! take a moment today and pay. Payments for the 2nd installment are considered timely if they are postmarked by April 12, 2021. Read on...

If you are interested in taking a closer look at the county’s finances, and particularly how it will address issues found in its annual financial audits, consider applying to serve on the first-ever Humboldt County Audit Committee. Read more about the Audit Committee

If you are considering cultivating cannabis this season without an approved permit and state license, please consider applying for an expedited permit for a small cultivation area of 2,000 square feet or less. Read on...

The Humboldt County Treasurer-Tax Collector was made aware of a fraudulent claim and hereby notifies the public that the Treasurer-Tax Collector’s office does not issue Distraint Warrants Read on...

With the continued goal of promoting safety between public use airports and the communities that surround them, Humboldt County is asking for feedback on the draft 2021 Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (ALUCP). Read on...

If you have ever wanted to play a vital role in the decision making for our community, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors are seeking members for the Planning Commission and the Measure Z Citizen Advisory Committee. Read on...

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors in February recognized the North Fork Lumber Company in Korbel, selected as the 2020 “Best Business” to work for. Read on...

Due to a county holiday on Feb. 15, Measure Z applications for FY 21-22 will be due on Tuesday, Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. Once complete, please submit them to the County Administrative Office. Read on...

The County of Humboldt’s Agricultural Commissioner’s Office/Sealer of Weights and Measures encourages residents to be aware after a local motor fuel retailer on Thursday discovered a credit card skimming device that was installed in one of their gas pumps Read on...

More than $1.2 million in funding is available through the County of Humboldt’s Project Trellis Local Equity Program V1.0, to help individuals in the local cannabis community and to further equity among those impacted by the war on drugs. Read on...

Tools for building trails in the McKay Community Forest that were recently stolen have been replaced thanks to the generosity of several local businesses. Read on...

Local businesses and non-profits that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic are getting some much-needed financial support as the county has distributed nearly $2 million in General Fund dollars to these entities over the last 4 months. Read on...

Supervisor-Elect Michelle Bushnell and Supervisors Rex Bohn and Mike Wilson will all begin new four-year terms on the Board of Supervisors following a swearing-in ceremony on Monday, Jan. 4. Read on...

The majority of county facilities and operations will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 24 and Friday, Dec. 25 for upcoming holidays. Essential functions including law enforcement and supervision of 24-hour facilities will all remain in operation. Read on...

With the passage of Measure I, Humboldt County can now access previously unavailable state and federal money and help increase the supply of housing affordable to seniors, people with disabilities, working families and lower income residents. Read on...

Some important changes in leadership to several county departments include Jefferson Billingsley to County Counsel, Linda Le to Human Resources Director, Bennett Hoffman as Child Support Services Director and Chris Cooper as Director of Library Services. Read on...

Humboldt County residents are one step closer to potentially having new forest trails to enjoy on the North Coast. The County of Humboldt today released the final McKay Community Forest Trail Plan along with the associated environmental report. Read on...

County of Humboldt campgrounds will be closed starting Wednesday due to the surge of COVID-19 cases. All parks and trails operated by the county are open for day use except Freshwater Park. Read on...

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Working to overcome the financial and logistical challenges of coming into compliance with state law, the local cannabis industry has an opportunity to receive funding through the County of Humboldt’s Project Trellis Cannabis Business Micro-Grant. Read on...

The County of Humboldt earned the trifecta as a recipient of the CSAC Challenge Awards. The Criminal Multi-Casualty Incident Protocol won the Innovation Award, Project Trellis won the Merit Award, and the Surveyor’s Library received the Challenge Award. Read on...

The County of Humboldt’s office of Economic Development (GoHumCo) has partnered with the North Coast Journal and other local sponsors on a campaign which is aimed at identifying the best places to work in Humboldt County. Read on...

The County of Humboldt will hold a virtual public workshop on Thursday, Nov. 12 from 7 pm to 8:30 pm to update the community on the Samoa Peninsula Wastewater Project. Read on...

The Humboldt County Probation Department is pleased to announce a Request For Proposal (RFP) for community based organizations to provide juvenile delinquency prevention services. The Grant is up to $150,000 over a 2-year, six-month period Read on...

The County Administrative Office of Economic Development won a gold category award for its Humboldt Opioid National Dislocated Worker Grant, a project in the category of Economic Equity and Inclusion of the International Economic Development Council. Read on...

The Garberville branch of the Humboldt County Library is excited to announce some upcoming changes in service with the construction of a new library. During construction, the library will be housed in the DHHS office at 727 Cedar Street in Garberville. Read on...

With the goal of making sure people with disabilities have the same opportunities, Humboldt County is looking for public input on its county-wide ADA Compliance Plan and the specific ADA Compliance Plan for County Maintained Roads. Read on...

The Second Installment of Excise Taxes for the 2019 cultivation year is due now and the last day to pay without penalties is October 15, 2020. Read on...

The Board of Supervisors approved an allocation of $600,000 to the County's Small Business Restart and Recovery (SBRR) grant program. This allocation supplements the authorized $3.2 million relief program for local small businesses affected by COVID-19. Read on...

The County of Humboldt will use an upcoming holiday as an opportunity to efficiently provide important training to employees on subjects like the Americans with Disabilities Act, ethics, discrimination and sexual harassment and more Read on...

Due to the ongoing fire emergency near the southern Humboldt County line, the county’s virtual two town hall meetings are being rescheduled to Sept. 29 and Oct. 2. Read more about the cannabis marketing assessment

The County of Humboldt will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 2 for the start of construction of the new Garberville Campus Complex that will serve as a community center with a library, Sheriff’s substation and conference room. Read on...

Apply now to serve as an Election Worker! This is a great way to earn experience (individuals as young as 16 can apply), extra money and help ensure our election runs smoothly. Compensation varies from $20/day (+ mileage) to $15.81/hr, or $430 for 4 days. Read more about serving in this election

Local businesses can now submit their applications to receive a share of $3.2 million the County of Humboldt made available through its Small Business Restart & Recovery Grant Program. Read on...

County staff recently completed a Cannabis Marketing Assessment that will be used to inform the county-funded marketing strategy for the industry. Staff now needs the community to review the report and provide their perspective on the conclusions. Read on...

The Humboldt County-Department of Aviation will be holding live-fire training at the California Redwood Coast – Humboldt County Airport (ACV) on Monday, August 17 from 7:00 AM until Tuesday, August 18 at 4:30 PM. Read on...

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors recently authorized a $3.289 million relief program for local small businesses that are affected by COVID-19 and have had their reopening plans approved by the county, and funding is now available. Read more about the SBRR

Feedback on the newly created draft 2020 Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (ALUCP) was extended to August 27 to allow more time for public review and use of the recently added interactive mapping tools. Read on...

Due to COVID-19, the Humboldt County Treasurer-Tax Collector’s Department has new open-to-the-public office hours. Read on...

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors approved an allocation of CARES Act funding for the Small Business Restart & Recovery Grant Program. This program will provide direct aid to small and locally owned and operated businesses impacted by COVID-19. Read on...

Due to COVID-19, the Humboldt County Treasurer-Tax Collector's Department will have new open-to-the-public office hours beginning August 3. Read on...

People with mobility disabilities can now enjoy Clam Beach County Park with two accessible beach wheelchairs that are free to the public. The County of Humboldt received grant funding from the Coastal Conservancy to purchase the wheelchairs. Read on...

To acknowledge and celebrate the work probation professionals do every day to keep Humboldt County safe, July 19-25, is Pretrial Probation Parole Supervision Week. Read on...

With the purpose of promoting safety between public use airports and the communities that surround them, Humboldt County is looking for feedback on the newly created Draft Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. Read more about Airport Land Use Plan

The Humboldt County Administrative Office’s Economic Development Team (GOHumCo) is seeking volunteers to serve on two newly created working groups that will be vital to local economic development and pandemic recovery. Read more about GOHumCO

Child Support Awareness Month is each August, and California Child Support Services is reminding parents that Humboldt along with 48 county child support agencies across the state, offers a range of services to assist parents in supporting their children. Read about Child Support

To help better plan for significant infrastructure improvements, Humboldt County is looking for public input on its draft Facilities Master Plan. The plan and survey is available on the county website and open until August 6. Read more about the Facilities Master Plan

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors today voted to approve the purchase of 197 acres of forestland southeast of Eureka to expand the McKay Community Forest. Read on...

Due to construction at Access Humboldt, today’s regularly scheduled Humboldt County Board of Supervisors meeting, which begins at 9, am can be viewed via Zoom. Click below for the link to this meeting. Get the link to stream today's meeting

Due to construction at Access Humboldt, The Humboldt County Budget Hearings scheduled for Monday, June 15, at 1:30 and 5:30pm can be viewed via Zoom at this link: How to view the public hearing

Flight service to southern California will return this summer with new health guidelines to ensure the safety of passengers and airport workers during this difficult time. The daily flight directly to LAX is scheduled to resume July 6. Read more about developments at ACV

oday, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $300,000 in supplemental funding for ongoing redevelopment work on the Humboldt Bay. Humboldt County is one of 25 successful Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) grantees nationally Read more about this grant

In order to help the county's cannabis Local Equity Program, a piece of Project Trellis, the state asked the county to collect anonymous demographic information on local cannabis industry participants. Please take a minute to fill out this short survey. Read more about the survey

Following an extensive planning and construction process, the county has recently completed seismic repair and renovation work at the historic Eureka Veterans Hall done in response earthquake damage impacted the building. Read more about the Eureka Vets Building Reopening

While this coming weekend will not be a typical Memorial Day weekend, residents are still encouraged to continue to engage in outdoor recreational activities during the holiday, however they must adhere to safety practices. Read more about county parks

As Humboldt County moves further into Phase 2 of the state’s plan to reopen services, the County of Humboldt is scheduled to re-open its facilities to the public beginning Monday, May 18. Read more about reopening

The North Coast Resource Partnership recently announced the approval of $13.6 million in state funding for a variety of integrated projects that will support water security, enhance stream habitats, improve forest health and increase fire resiliency. Read more about the NCRP

Individuals who are experiencing financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic were recently provided additional tenant protections by the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors. Read more about the Eviction Defense Ordinance

If you are paying your property taxes late due to the COVID-19 emergency, you can pay without a penalty by completing an affidavit on the county website. Read more about late payment exemption

Public Advised to Stay Out of Area Until Construction is Complete Read more about Sunday's construction project

The Humboldt County Library is expanding online access to e-books, audio books, magazines, and databases with the e-account, a new electronic account for Humboldt County residents who do not currently have a library card. Read on...

Are you looking for activities and curricula to help your children? The UC youth development program known as 4-H has been converting their educational programs for free online use. Read more about online UCCE programs

Due to the conditions surrounding the local emergency related to COVID-19 the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors decided today to cancel the April 7 meeting. The next regularly scheduled Board meeting is April 14. Read about the Board schedule

Due to COVID-19 concerns, we ask that you view the meeting and comment remotely. Read on...

Due to the evolving COVID-19 situation the Treasurer-Tax Collectors Office is now closed to the public. Taxpayers must pay their property taxes by mail, automated phone system (855-335-3132), or online at the county's website. Read more about the Treasurer and Property Taxes

During this time of emergency, state and federal guidance requires the county to provide services in ways that are not typical. Until further notice, the county is implementing social distancing practices to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Read more about county operations

Due to the conditions surrounding the local emergency related to COVID-19 the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors decided today to cancel the March 24 meeting. The next scheduled Board meeting is April 7. Read about the Board schedule

In order to appropriately address concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic and protect public health and safety, the Planning Commission meeting of March 19 is being cancelled and all items being continued to the April 16 meeting. Read more about the Planning Commission

The Adult Drug Court Program invites the public to celebrate the completion of its program by 17 participants, the program's biggest graduation class yet. Read more about Adult Drug Court

Humboldt County has taken its code enforcement of illegal cannabis grows to new heights – thousands of miles above the Earth to be exact Read more about satellite cannabis enforcement...

Local housing efforts could see a boost in funding after the upcoming Board of Supervisors meeting in which bids will be opened for the sale of a 6.74-acre county property in Myrtletown. Read more about affordable housing and this sale

The County of Humboldt’s Agricultural Commissioner’s Office/Sealer of Weights and Measures (Sealer’s Office) this week became aware of an apparent attempt to install a credit card “skimmer” in local gas pump payment card reader at two different locations Read on...

Due to a county holiday on Monday, Measure Z applications will be due on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 5 p.m. Read more about applying for Measure Z

Last week the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) issued its proposal for new Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) guidelines, and residents in Humboldt County and around the state are welcome to share their thoughts. Read more about PSPS guidelines

Tonight’s Planning Commission meeting is being cancelled due to a lack of a quorum. Read about the Planning Commission Meeting

On a crisp and clear morning late last year, around 20 volunteer firefighters, landowners and community members gathered on a plot of land outside of the small rural community of Kneeland in Humboldt County. Read more about prescribed burns in Humboldt

The County of Humboldt today was awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers Association for the county’s FY 2019-20 budget. It is the first time ever the County of Humboldt has earned this prestigious award. Read more about the county's budget

The Redwood Community Action Agency (RCAA) is seeking proposals for Architectural Design Services for the Murray Duplexes in McKinleyville. Read more about RCAA's request for proposals

The County of Humboldt is moving on from acquiring the properties on 4th Street in Eureka to pursue other lots that better fit its long-term vision of creating more centralized, campus-style facilities for county services. Read more about plans for county campuses

Due to extraordinary public interest in the Humboldt Wind Energy project, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors has set a special meeting to consider the appeal. Read more about the Board's special meeting

One of Garton’s recent accomplishments has been to transform the local surveyor index from an antiquated system to an online database. Read more about the Surveyor of the Year

LET’S DISCUSS THE COMMUNITY’S VISION FOR THE TOWN CENTER! When: Dec. 11, 5:30pm to 7:30pm Where: McKinleyville Pop-Up Museum, 1520 City Center Road, McKinleyville Read more about the workshop

Centerville Road at Centerville Beach could possibly close Read on...

Applications for Headwaters Grant funding were due by Jan. 15. More info about the Headwaters Fund Grant

While PG&E is reporting that power has been restored to all customers in Humboldt County, OES urges residents to be kind to PG&E workers as they inspect and repair power lines. Also, consider shopping locally to help businesses impacted by the PSPS. Read the Wednesday morning update

The information we are receiving from PG&E is that Humboldt County is no longer in scope and will remain with power throughout the evening. Continue to be prepared for future outages... Read on...

The Humboldt Wind Energy Project is being scheduled for a Public Hearing with the Humboldt County Planning Commission. Read on...

On Monday, Oct. 14, 2019, Humboldt County published the study evaluating potential environmental impacts for the proposed acquisition and develop of three parcels located on Fourth Street between K and L Streets within the City of Eureka. Read more about the study

The County of Humboldt will again use an upcoming holiday as an opportunity to efficiently provide important training to employees on subjects like the Americans with Disabilities Act, ethics, discrimination and sexual harassment and more. Read more about All Hands Training Day

Those involved in the local cannabis industry will have two opportunities to receive funding through the county’s Project Trellis to help their businesses and combat the effect of the war on drugs. Read more about Project Trellis

According to the National association of Drug Court professionals, statistics show that 75 percent of Drug Court graduates will never return to the criminal system. Read more about Drug Court

The Redwood Coast Energy Authority continues efforts to update its guiding plan with two public workshops. Both workshops will be held at the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, 721 Waterfront Drive in Eureka, Room 203. Read more about RCEA's energy planning efforts

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved several agreements which will allow construction work at the county’s Juvenile Hall Replacement Facility Project to resume immediately. Read more about the Juvenile Hall construction

As of 8 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 10, PG&E is reporting that it has restored power to approximately 75,000 customers in Humboldt County. Read the Thursday morning update

Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) is reporting that it has been given the “all clear” to immediately begin the process to restore power to the county. Please note that this does not mean that electricity will be restored immediately to the entire county. Read about the Wednesday evening update

As of 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 9, most or all Humboldt County residents remain without power after Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) shut off power early this morning as part of a planned Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that originated in another county. Read on...

PG&E plans to open Community Resource Centers (CRC) at Redwood Acres Fairgrounds at 3750 Harris St. in Eureka and College of the Redwoods main campus at 7351 Tompkins Hill Rd. in Eureka by midday today. Read about Wednesday morning updates

Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) has notified the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services (Sheriff’s OES) that Humboldt County will lose power at midnight tonight due to de-energization of two transmission lines originating in Shasta County. Read more about the shutdown

Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services (Sheriff’s OES) is preparing for the potential shutdown of PG&E power to areas of Humboldt County. Read more about PSPS in Humboldt

The county is committing that small farmers can have their applications processed to decision in time for the 2020 cultivation season. Read more about small farm permitting

The County of Humboldt’s Economic Development Division is pleased to announce a Request for Proposals for the collective branding, promoting, and marketing of Humboldt County’s cannabis industry. Read more about the cannabis marketing RFP

In celebration of National Entrepreneurs day, every Humboldt County resident with a business idea is invited to the C.R.A.B. (Community Resource and Access for Businesses) Fair on Nov. 16 at the Eureka Library! The event is free and open to the public. Read more about the CRAB Fair

After listening to public comments and holding three workshops, the Planning & Building Department has developed draft regulations for industrial hemp cultivation. Read about community workshops

Construction begins tonight on a project to bring the Victim Witness Program and Child Abuse Services Team into the Courthouse, as well as updating heating and cooling equipment for the building. Read more about this construction project

Construction begins tonight on a project to bring the Victim Witness Program and Child Abuse Services Team into the Courthouse, as well as updating heating and cooling equipment for the building. Read more about this construction project

If you can demonstrate that you were cultivating prior to 2016 you can still apply for permits to come into compliance. Read more about cultivation permit info

On Thursday, Sept. 19 the Planning Commission consider amendments to the Humboldt County Zoning Maps for areas outside the Blue Lake, Fieldbrook-Glendale, and Willow Creek Community Planning Areas and the McKinleyville Town Center Area. Read more about proposed zoning map amendments

Some flights at the California Redwood Coast – Humboldt County Airport may be affected from now through Monday as a result of necessary upgrades being done by the FAA to their navigational equipment on the airport’s main runway. Read more about airport news

August is Child Support Awareness Month and North Coast Child Support is reminding parents that Humboldt, along with 48 county and regional child support agencies across the state, offers a range of services to assist parents in supporting their children. Read more about Child Support Awareness Month

Second District Supervisor Estelle Fennell and the Planning & Building Department invites community members to attend an open house event at their new shared county facility in Redway on Monday, July 29. Read more about the Open House Event

On Monday, July 15, PG&E will host an open house for community members to learn about the company's Community Wildfire Safety Program. Read more about PG&E's Open House

The EPIC Symposium is designed to bring economic development and business professionals together to share information on programs, incentives and other resources that will help spur economic growth in the region. Read about the EPIC Symposium

In an effort to provide Southern Humboldt residents with better access to their elected official and the Planning & Building Department, the county will open a satellite office in Redway on Monday, June 17. Read about the satellite office in Redway

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors is seeking nominations to appoint a representative to the Partnership HealthPlan of California Board of Commissioners. Read more about serving on Partnership Board

A months-long construction project that included a full, colorful overhaul of the playground and other facilities at Freshwater Park will be unveiled to the public on Friday, June 7. Read more about improvements at Freshwater Park

The close of the public comment period for the Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Humboldt Wind Energy Project has been extended from June 5 to June 14. Read more about the Wind Energy .

Life jackets will be available at Big Lagoon, Freshwater, Van Duzen, and A.W. Way County Parks from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day thanks to a grant from the Sea Tow Foundation. Read more about the Life Jacket Loaner Program

You are invited to attend a workshop near you to discuss and provide your input about the zoning changes, review mapping in your community, and help align the county’s Zoning Maps with the General Plan and the community’s needs and interests. Read on...

The Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) has announced that the California Community Reinvestment Grants (CalCRG) program Grant Solicitation is now available. Read more about this funding opportunity

Public comment on this document is invited for a 45-day period extending from April 15- June 5. More information on the project is provided below. This project has the potential to power 60,000 homes simultaneously. Read more about the wind energy project

The Planning Commission workshop and public hearing for the 2019 Housing Element have been rescheduled due to the number of scheduled agenda items. Read more about 2019 Housing Element

The Headwaters Fund is currently seeking volunteers to serve on the Headwaters Fund Board. Applications can be found on the county website and are due on April 15th. Read more about the Headwaters Fund Board

The Planning Commission wants to encourage public participation on the amendments to the Zoning Ordinance. In order to increase public understanding the review of the amendments have been divided into smaller pieces. Read more about zoning text amendments

Members of our community will share stories of these dedicated individuals who were not afraid to change habits and, even when they suffered setbacks, continued on in their fight for sobriety. Read more about Drug Court graduation

The county will be considering policy changes to address hazards posed by sea level rise and tsunamis. It is important for people who live, work, or own property along the coast to be aware of the hazards and participate in the policy development process. Read more about sea level rise

Did you or your agency experience damages from the recent storm? Please submit your damage report here as quantifying the impacts will help our community recover. Read more about storm damages

Discuss Potential Commercial, Residential and other Land Use Changes for the Humboldt Bay Area Plan Read more about the HBAP update

At this dynamic, award-winning event you can visit in person with elected officials and county staff to talk about your community. This year’s meeting is to get your opinions on which county projects should be prioritized and receive the most attention. Read more about the Humboldt County Roadshow

If you intend to legally cultivate cannabis in Humboldt County in 2019, you will need both an approved county permit and a state license. Read more about Code Enforcement

Discuss Potential Land Use and Zone Changes for Coastal-Dependent Industrial Lands Around Humboldt Bay on Tuesday, Feb. 26. Read more about potential zoning changes

The Humboldt County Public Works today released the draft McKay Community Forest Trail Plan for public review. Read more about trails in the McKay Forest

Humboldt County is considering amendments to the Humboldt County Zoning Ordinance for the areas outside the Coastal Zone to implement the 2017 Humboldt County General Plan. Read more about proposed GPU changes

If you have a project idea that provides a public safety or essential service to our community, consider applying for Measure Z funds. Read more about applying for Measure Z funding

At the request of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the Humboldt County Parks Division will be assisting in keeping our Humboldt County BLM public lands open during the federal shutdown. Read more about the county keeping BLM lands open

If you have a great idea that could promote local business growth or job creation, consider applying for a grant award through the Humboldt County Headwaters Grant Fund. Applications for Fiscal Year 2018-19 will be accepted from Feb. 1 through Mar. 29. Read more about the Headwaters Grant Fun

Apply by Thursday, Jan. 17 to show your interest in serving on the Citizens’ Advisory Committee for Measure Z Expenditures. Read more about the Measure Z committee

The project to complete the 4-mile gap in the Humboldt Bay Trail between Eureka and Arcata is on the list of projects recommended for funding in 2019. Construction on the project is projected to begin in 2021. Read more about the Humboldt Bay Trail

The Humboldt County Planning Commission will have a vacant seat open and members of the public are invited to apply. Read on...

The Rural County Representatives of California announced today that rural community and business leaders from across the state raised $56,590 for seven Humboldt County Charities at RCRC’s 2018 Annual Meeting. Read more about charities that will benefit

Offices at the County of Humboldt will be closed Wednesday, Dec. 5, in observance of the National Day of Mourning for President George H. W Bush. Read more about National Day of Mourning

In order to register to vote after Oct. 22, individuals must visit the Humboldt County Elections Office, complete a voter registration form, and receive a provisional ballot. Read more about registering

Based on results from yesterday’s field tests, the Public Health concluded that the substance found on the ground floor court house door at 421 I Street in Eureka was not an identified chemical or biological agent. Read on ...

Humboldt County is evaluating the Humboldt Bay Area Plan and Coastal Zoning Regulations related to Industrial/Coastal-Dependent. Read more about potential zoning changes

The County of Humboldt will again use an upcoming holiday as an opportunity to efficiently provide important training to employees on subjects like the Americans with Disabilities Act, ethics, discrimination and sexual harassment and more. Read more about the county's training day

The Humboldt County Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing to consider New Zoning Districts proposed to be added to the Inland Zoning Ordinance and properties are proposed to be rezoned to be consistent with the 2017 General Plan. Read more about the hearing

The Adult Drug Court Program invites the public to celebrate the completion of its program by 8 participants Read on...

The Humboldt County Office of Elections is looking for Poll Workers for the upcoming Statewide General Election on November 6. Read more about becoming a poll worker

In an effort to provide more efficient and transparent customer service, the Humboldt County Planning and Building Department later this month will transition to a new online system to process building and land use permits. Read more about online permit managment

Representatives from the Rural County Representatives of California, National Homebuyers Fund, Inc., and iFoster on Tuesday provided an update to the Board on the distribution of nearly 80 laptops to local foster youth and former foster youth aged 16-21. Read more about the laptop program

The Agricultural Commissioner’s Office is teaming up with the California Department of Pesticide Regulation later this month to offer pesticide use compliance training for the commercial cannabis cultivation industry. Read about pesticide training

The County of Humboldt is taking its airport system to new heights, and Cody Roggatz will be the person to lead the way. Read about Cody Roggatz's appointment

Many parents can be overwhelmed by the complexities of raising a child, striving hard to be the “perfect” parent. To that end, Child Support Awareness Month encourages parents with this year’s theme: “They Don’t Need Perfect, They Just Need You.” Read about Child Support Awareness Month

The Board today voted unanimously to place the Public Safety & Essential Services Renewal Measure on the November ballot. The measure would renew existing, voter-approved locally controlled funding for essential services, with no increase in tax rates. Read about the renewal measure

As multiple wildfires continue to threaten our neighboring counties, the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services has created an information line dedicated to assessing the needs of evacuees entering our community. Find evacuee resources and information

In the face of the worst man-made epidemic in modern medical history, known as the opioid crisis, the County of Humboldt this week filed a federal lawsuit against the country's largest manufacturers and primary distributors of prescription opioids. Read about the county's lawsuit

The county has completed a sea level rise vulnerability assessment indicating three communities are at risk of being inundated by sea level rise. Nearly 400 residential parcels are vulnerable in King Salmon, Fields Landing, and Fairhaven. Read more about Sea Level Rise in Humboldt

On June 28 the California Transportation Commission approved a funding award of $660,000 to the California Conservation Corps to support two years of trail construction within the McKay Community Forest, located southeast of Eureka. Read more about the McKay Community Forest

The Klamath River Renewal Corporation filed the Definite Plan for Klamath Dam removal with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission today. Read more about the Definite Plan...

Beginning on Monday, July 2, Humboldt County bus riders will have more opportunities to take public transportation to and from gorgeous Southern Humboldt, including more stops along the world-renowned Avenue of the Giants. Read more about expanded service in SoHum

The Humboldt County Fair Association is postponing a July 14 flat-track race event until summer 2019. The fair association is currently working through Humboldt County’s Conditional Use Permit process to hold special events at the County Fairgrounds. Read more about the event postponement

The Humboldt County Aviation Division will be holding a live emergency drill at the California Redwood Coast – Humboldt County Airport on Wednesday, June 13 from 5:30 pm to approximately 8 pm. Read more about the airport drill

The County of Humboldt is pursuing the funding necessary to construct the final four miles of the Humboldt Bay Trail between Eureka and Arcata. Read on...

Giving a child the security they need when their parents live separate lives can be a tough road. The North Coast Regional Department of Child Support Services recognizes and respects that road, and they are here to help. Read more about child support

In an effort to help local design professionals, plan checkers, inspectors, building owners and other businesses comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the County of Humboldt will be providing a free workshop on this subject in June. Read about the upcoming ADA training

The committee was chartered in 1992 to advise the EPA Administrator “from the field” on a broad range of environmental issues impacting local governments. Read on...

The Measure Z proposals this year include $1.6 million for volunteer fire departments, more than $500,000 for the City of Eureka, funding for school resource officers in Arcata, McKinleyville and the Eel River Valley, and more. Read more about this year's Measure Z projects

The California Cannabis Authority will help counties better manage their cannabis regulatory and taxing information to ensure compliance at the local level. Read more about the Cannabis JPA

On May 31 the Agricultural Commissioner’s Office and the California Department of Pesticide Regulation will offer pesticide use compliance training for the commercial cannabis cultivation industry.

Monthly listing of Humboldt County Events for the month of May, compliments of the Eureka-Humboldt Visitors Bureau... Read more about May events

Please note: The scoping meeting scheduled for May 12 will focus only on the scope and content of the Environmental Impact Report being prepared. Read more about the Scoping Meeting

The Citizens’ Advisory Committee on Measure Z Expenditures is a group that advises the Board of Supervisors on Measure Z funds and is looking for projects that will make Humboldt County a better and safer place to live. Read on...

With wet weather expected, Monday’s swearing-in ceremony for Supervisor-Elect Michelle Bushnell and Supervisors Rex Bohn and Mike Wilson will now be held via Zoom. Read on...