Matt's Custom Tree Care

06/06/2026

06/04/2026

Discover how prescribed fire benefits ecosystems, reduces wildfire risks, and promotes land restoration with expert-guided controlled burns in California.

06/04/2026

✈️🌊 Clear Lake Splash In Returns to Lakeport! 🌊✈️
One of California’s most unique aviation events is back! Join pilots, aviation enthusiasts, families, and community members for the 2026 Clear Lake Splash In at Skylark Shores Resort.

📅 June 4–8, 2026
📍 Skylark Shores Resort, Lakeport

The public is invited to the FREE Family Event on:
🗓 Saturday, June 6
⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Enjoy a day filled with aviation excitement, including:
✈️ Seaplane landings and takeoffs
🎮 Flight simulator experiences
🛩 Model aircraft displays and demonstrations
🎤 Meet-the-pilots Q&A sessions
🏆 Seaplane competitions
🎶 Live music
🎨 Crafts, games, and giveaways
🦺 Plus, 30 youth-sized life jackets will be given away!

The full Splash In runs June 4–8 and features FAA WINGS seminars, aviation innovation showcases, youth aviation programs, educational panels, and opportunities to connect with pilots from across the West Coast.
Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or simply looking for a fun family outing, the Clear Lake Splash In offers a front-row seat to the magic of flight on California’s largest natural freshwater lake. 🌅✈️
🌐 Learn more at: www.ClearLakeSplashIn.com

06/03/2026

Fewer of our homes will burn down in wildfires when we learn how to build them in ways that are less likely to ignite. We know how to do that. But that knowledge is not yet widespread among the people working on our homes or doing our…

06/03/2026

DID YOU VOTE TODAY? THERE'S STILL TIME. EVERY VOTE COUNTS.
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06/02/2026

Along the Avenue of the Giants in southern Humboldt County, a single coast redwood has been standing for nearly a thousand years.

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06/01/2026

Please help keep our community safe! As temperatures rise and vegetation dries out, reducing fire hazards becomes a shared responsibility. Property owners taking proactive steps to help protect our community during fire season is essential.

Property owners are required to do the following:

• Cut all weeds and grasses to under 4 inches in height
• Remove dry vegetation from the property
• Clear flammable debris, including cardboard, pallets, trash, wood, and similar materials
• Maintain these conditions throughout the fire season

Beginning on June 1, 2026, Code Enforcement staff will conduct citywide inspections. Properties requiring attention will receive a courtesy notice and be provided 10 days to correct vegetation and debris fire hazards.

By maintaining your property, you are helping protect your neighbors, first responders, and the entire City of Ukiah community. Together, we can help reduce wildfire risk and keep our community safe.

For questions, additional information, or to report overgrown vegetation fire hazards please contact the City of Ukiah Code Enforcement Division at: (707) 467-5715 or [email protected].

05/31/2026

Grinding stumps with a Vermeer 1665. custom tree care 🌳

05/30/2026