The Cal Poly Humboldt Aquatic Center with have free kayak, canoe and paddleboard demos from 1pm to 3pm. A great opportunity to get out and play on the bay!
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FREE rides on Madaket on Get Out and Play Day
Waterfront Eureka Plan Workshop
The City of Eureka is hosting another online workshop to gather additional input about the future of our waterfront.
Jun 9, 2022 06:00 PM on zoom
Register at this link.
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U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Viewing
Every year, the USDA Forest Service selects one of its 154 national forests to provide a tree to appear on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol building for the holiday season.
The Six Rivers National Forest in partnership with nonprofit partner Choose Outdoors will bring this special gift from California to Washington, D.C. for the 2021 holiday season. The Tree will make a special appearance in Eureka on Friday, October 29th from 4:30 pm-6:00 pm in the gravel parking lot adjacent to Madaket Plaza.
Hot cocoa and cider will be served. Homemade ornament kits will be given to take home.
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BROWNFIELDS COMMUNITY WIDE MEETING
The City of Eureka has been awarded a Brownfields Assessment Cooperative Agreement from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to assess brownfield sites – properties potentially impacted by hazardous substances and/or petroleum – along the waterfront and Balloon Track areas adjacent to Humboldt Bay.
Join us for a Zoom presentation and discussion on the grant, locations to be assessed, the next steps for assessment, environmental remediation planning, and potential redevelopment of the sites.
Details:
- Zoom Link: https: //tinyurl.com/y6jrq8bn
- When: Thursday, December 10th, 2020 6:30-8PM
UPDATED: Eureka Reminds Residents of Park and Trail Rules During COVID-19
Updated on 10/1/20 to reflect changes per the State of California.
The City of Eureka has seen an increase in public gatherings at City parks and trails and would like to clarify permitted uses of public spaces at this time.
Public gatherings of individuals outside of the household remain prohibited in public spaces by both State and Local Health Officer Orders in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 to the maximum extent possible and mitigate the impact on delivery of critical healthcare services.
The City of Eureka recognizes the benefits of the outdoors during this challenging time and would like to assure the community that City parks remain open for exercise and other socially distant activities such as disc golf, singles tennis, trail walking, biking, etc.
(the following strike out text was added on 10/1/20)
City playgrounds remain closed to maintain proper distancing and prevent surface contamination from shared equipment.
Caution tape and signage have been utilized to communicate the closure of this equipment. We ask the community to please not remove or displace this caution tape. The best rule of thumb is to not use any amenity with caution tape, or anything that requires you to touch, grab, or climb, etc. City park basketball courts also remain closed due to the close proximity required of individuals during game play.
Public gatherings of individuals outside of the household in parks and public spaces are not permitted per State and Local Health Officer Orders. Do not hold picnics, barbeques, parties and any other celebration or gathering of people in public spaces.
If you see a significant violation of this health order, particularly large social gatherings in public spaces, please call 707-441-4203 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, and 707-441-4060 on evenings and weekends.
Please remember that whenever you are outside of your household and outdoors, you must wear a mask when you cannot keep 6 feet from others.
Be prepared for limited access to public restrooms. Single-use restrooms are open along the waterfront, though multi-stall park restrooms continue to be closed. Residents are urged to bring their own water due to water fountains being closed. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. Follow CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails. For more information on health guidance, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/.
Contact: Donna Wood, Interim Community Services Director, 707.268.1858, dwood@ci.eureka.ca.gov
Reminder About Eureka Parks’ Usage
We’re all tired of being socially distant.
We’ll be able to use the playgrounds at our parks again but until the pandemic passes, please remember to be socially distant and not to use the park’s group areas.
Reminder About Eureka Parks’ Usage
We’re all tired of being socially distant.
But if we work together, we’ll pull through it quicker. Enjoy our parks but please don’t use the group areas until it’s safe.
City of Eureka Reminds Residents of Park and Trail Rules During COVID-19
This post was updated on 10/1/20 to reflect changed per the State of California. New image also uploaded.
The City of Eureka has seen an increase in public gatherings at City parks and trails and would like to clarify permitted uses of public spaces at this time.
Public gatherings of individuals outside of the household remain prohibited in public spaces by both State and Local Health Officer Orders in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 to the maximum extent possible and mitigate the impact on delivery of critical healthcare services.
The City of Eureka recognizes the benefits of the outdoors during this challenging time and would like to assure the community that City parks remain open for exercise and other socially distant activities such as disc golf, singles tennis, trail walking, biking, etc.
Strike-out text below was added as of 10/1/2020
City playgrounds remain closed to maintain proper distancing and prevent surface contamination from shared equipment.
Caution tape and signage have been utilized to communicate the closure of this equipment. We ask the community to please not remove or displace this caution tape. The best rule of thumb is to not use any amenity with caution tape, or anything that requires you to touch, grab, or climb, etc. City park basketball courts also remain closed due to the close proximity required of individuals during game play.
Public gatherings of individuals outside of the household in parks and public spaces are not permitted per State and Local Health Officer Orders. Do not hold picnics, barbeques, parties and any other celebration or gathering of people in public spaces.
If you see a significant violation of this health order, particularly large social gatherings in public spaces, please call 707-441-4203 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, and 707-441-4060 on evenings and weekends.
Please remember that whenever you are outside of your household and outdoors, you must wear a mask when you cannot keep 6 feet from others.
Be prepared for limited access to public restrooms. Single-use restrooms are open along the waterfront, though multi-stall park restrooms continue to be closed. Residents are urged to bring their own water due to water fountains being closed. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. Follow CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails. For more information on health guidance, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/.
Contact: Donna Wood, Interim Community Services Director, 707.268.1858, dwood@ci.eureka.ca.gov
HCOE Announces Redwood EdVentures Bike Quests
The Humboldt County Office of Education’s Redwood EdVentures program is excited to announce the launch of a new genre of Quests – Redwood EdVentures Bike Quests!
Created in partnership with the Redwood Community Action Agency, three new Quests along trails in Humboldt County have been added to the over two dozen Quests already available up and down the North Coast.
The three new Quests, one along the Eureka Waterfront Trail and two along the Hammond Trail, work just like the rest, but they are designed to be done while riding a bike as they cover more distance.
Redwood EdVentures Quests are fun, educational “treasure hunts” through various North Coast parks. Each Quest has a series of rhyming clues, guiding “EdVenturers” along a short trail to a final clue: the Quest Clue. This clue is the “key” that earns a prize for completing the Quest: A unique Redwood EdVentures Quest Patch. Continue reading HCOE Announces Redwood EdVentures Bike Quests
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