Laytonville Area Municipal Advisory Council

Laytonville Area Municipal Advisory Council A local government organization that advises the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors on matters affecting the greater Laytonville, CA area.

Thanks to Buffey Bourassa for putting this great poster on her FB page.The LAMAC meets every month on the fourth Wednesd...
08/30/2026

Thanks to Buffey Bourassa for putting this great poster on her FB page.

The LAMAC meets every month on the fourth Wednesday at 6PM in the Book Room (aka the old High School) at 200 Branscomb Road and also online. The zoom link is posted in the Agenda each month. Starting in November, we will meet on the second Tuesday at 6PM to avoid having meetings during the traditional holiday weeks.

Representatives from several local agencies join the zoom meeting each month to give reports and answer questions. The new local CHP Captain Billy O'Connor, Sheriff Matt Kendall, Supervisors Haschak and Norvell, Laytonville Volunteer Fire, Eel River Recovery Project, the Cahto Tribe, Laytonville Grange 726, and 3rd District Supervisor candidates Buffey Bourassa and Eric Hart check in most every meeting when they are available.

Agenda for next week's meeting.  Hope to see you there.
08/22/2026

Agenda for next week's meeting. Hope to see you there.

LAMAC meeting 7-22-26 6PM online and in person at the Book Room, 200 Branscomb Road. The zoom link is included in the at...
07/21/2026

LAMAC meeting 7-22-26 6PM online and in person at the Book Room, 200 Branscomb Road. The zoom link is included in the attached agenda.

Updated agenda with new zoom link, letter in support of ERRP, and POD Map.
07/02/2026

Updated agenda with new zoom link, letter in support of ERRP, and POD Map.

Agenda for this month's meeting.  Zoom link is below.
06/23/2026

Agenda for this month's meeting. Zoom link is below.

Article about Evacuation Strategies in a Wildfire. Do you have a plan?
06/10/2026

Article about Evacuation Strategies in a Wildfire. Do you have a plan?

While providing a last-ditch survival option for people trapped amid a wildfire provides an obvious benefit, refuges could also deter people from evacuating.

New Laytonville Town Limits signs are up on Hwy 101, north and south of town. Thanks to John Haschak, Chris Rogers and C...
06/04/2026

New Laytonville Town Limits signs are up on Hwy 101, north and south of town. Thanks to John Haschak, Chris Rogers and Cal Trans for getting it done so quick.

Hopefully this will get (some) drivers to slow down, and tourists will look around to see what we have to offer.

05/18/2026

Cal Fire Home Hardening Guide:

Wildfire Awareness Information, including a "Six-Step Guide for Fire Safety" at the Mendocino Fire Safe Council website.
05/18/2026

Wildfire Awareness Information, including a "Six-Step Guide for Fire Safety" at the Mendocino Fire Safe Council website.

Are You Ready, Mendocino County? We can help! FREE HOME ASSESSMENTS DEFENSIBLE-SPACE ASSISTANCE COMMUNITY CHIPPER DAYS Achieved since 2021 *Updated Dec, 2025 524 Chipper Days 1,885 Acres Cleared 2,954 Reflective Signs Produced 568 Defensible-Space Assistance Projects Get Your Reflective Address Sig...

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