An Alameda County congressman spent the day Thursday looking at some of the damage done by the back-to-back-to-back storms.
“We are actually left with the worst of both worlds,” said the congressman. “It’s not going to do enough for drought and we are going to suffer more erosion and loss of life.”
“We are starting to see city, counties and statewide budget shortfalls and so the ability maybe a couple years ago to weather something like this is not the position we are in right now,” he said. “We do have federal dollars that are designated for something like this.”
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