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Pescadero Transfer Station: Update

This is an update regarding the Pescadero Transfer Station.

The previously-announced change to the operating schedule has been postponed to March 1, 2026. Starting March 1, 2026, the PTS operating schedule will be: Thursday and Friday, from 10am to 5:30pm, and Saturday, from 9am to 4:30pm.

Please also note that the PTS will be closed this week on December 25 and next week on January first. The PTS will be open on December 26^th, 27^th and 28^th, and January 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th.

For the most up-to-date information on the PTS, including hours of operation, accepted materials, and rates, please visit sustainsmc.org/PTS.

Dec 27, 2025

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Irma Rodriguez Mitton

in Community, PSA

Community Emergency Survey – Fall 2025

You know your neighborhood better than anyone

Which streets flood first during heavy rain? Where do power lines come down in windstorms? Which routes get blocked during emergencies?

Your local knowledge is invaluable for emergency planning. San Mateo County Emergency Management needs your insights to create plans that actually work for our specific area.

We need your help to map the real challenges our neighborhood faces.

Take the Community Assessment Survey and share what you know:

Together, we got this – one neighborhood at a time.

Oct 3, 2025

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by

Irma Rodriguez Mitton

in Emergency Prep, News, Resources

2-27-25 Weekly Pescadero Post

This week:

Cast your vote by March 4 for County Special Election on Measure A
Public comment period for proposed San Gregorio Bridge seismic restoration project ends March 7. Visit CaltransD4environmental.com for more info. Also, check out this 360-degree visualization tool of the project.

Feb 28, 2025

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by

Irma Rodriguez Mitton

in Community, News, Pescadero Post

ISeeChange

🌊 Concerned About Flooding in Your Neighborhood? There’s an App for That! 🌧️

San Mateo County residents, we need your help! OneShoreline has partnered with ISeeChange, a community-driven platform for reporting and tracking local flooding and storm impacts. Your observations will play a key role in validating our flood models, identifying problem areas, and advocating for effective solutions. By joining this effort, you’ll be contributing valuable data and connecting with neighbors who share similar experiences. Let’s build a more resilient community together!

Download the ISeeChange app or visit ISeeChange.com/oneshoreline to start sharing your observations.

Note: The ISeeChange tool is available in Spanish. When using the website or app, the option to switch to Spanish will appear on a yellow pop-up.

Dec 14, 2024

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by

Irma Rodriguez Mitton

in Community, Pescadero Post, Resources

Pescadero Flood Early Warning System

San Mateo County OneShoreline installed additional stream monitoring devices on Pescadero Creek and Butano Creek, as well as a Flood Indicator near the Butano Creek bridge on Pescadero Creek Road.

Live webcam of Pescadero Estuary (mouth of Pescadero Creek), courtesy UC Davis Bodega Marine Laboratory.

Dec 13, 2024

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by

Irma Rodriguez Mitton

in Emergency Prep, Resources