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City Of Fort Bragg/fortbragg.comDuring the December 8th Fort Bragg City Council meeting, the council finalized plans to charge vacant building owners for monthly inspections, passed a resolution that guides dealing with disruptive behavior at council meetings, and, in a reversal from last month, sent the automatic fire sprinkler installation requirement back to the public safety committee for fine-tuning.
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Local NewsNovember 12, 2025 - During the November 10th Fort Bragg City Council meeting, the council held three public hearings, setting the stage for future projects, changing the requirements for fire sprinkler installations at local businesses, and addressing the ongoing issue of vacant buildings in the downtown with new penalties for property owners. -
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Local NewsKZYX & Z News Report - This is an audio report
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Local NewsKZYX & Z News Report 10/30/25 - This is an audio report
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Local NewsDuring the October 27th Fort Bragg City Council meeting, the council approved a utility capacity charge deferral program for small businesses outside the central business district. Previously, the deferral program was only available for downtown businesses. Small start-ups in the light and heavy industrial, and commercial office areas can now apply for the program.
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Local NewsKZYX & Z News Report 10/28/25 - This is an audio report
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Local NewsKZYX & Z News Report 10/27/25 - This is an audio report
