A free meal program for Monterey County evacuees moved its distribution site to Pajaro Middle School on Sunday.
A press release from the county also noted that meals will be distributed on a walk-up basis, rather than a drive-thru.
Pajaro residents are navigating the challenge of cleaning their homes and town before many houses are ready to be lived in, according to county inspections. Town residents were allowed back to Pajaro on Thursday to begin clean-up, though the county health department advised against staying in any flooded homes until health risks can be mitigated. This article tagged under:
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