A careful index of published reports, open issue desks, and update triggers.
Independent civic work. This page does not speak for any tribe, government, department, elder, family, or institution. Verify time-sensitive details with official sources.
Current Watch List is a reader-facing index of public conditions, reports, and open issue desks. It does not add new claims by itself. It points readers to published reports, topic tracks, and update triggers.
Plainly: this is where ongoing concerns stay visible without turning rumor into fact.
Published Reports
Current report items
A Data Center at the Old Crystal Geyser Plant?
Project WatchReported by community members — needs checking
Tracks an early community-relayed concern about a possible data-center inquiry and the public questions that should be answered before any decision moves.
An official notice, agenda item, docket filing, permit application, public meeting, or agency response appears.
A report’s source label changes, such as community-relayed information becoming confirmed by public record.
A deadline, meeting date, hearing, comment window, or action step changes.
A correction is submitted with a public source or document that changes the report.
A community concern needs to be reframed as a question brief rather than treated as a fact.
Safety Rule
What does not belong here?
The Watch List should not publish private accusations, private health information, family conflict, protected cultural knowledge, or rumors about private people. Sensitive issues should be handled through public sources, resource guides, service gaps, prevention, safety, and repair.
Community briefingCultural accessMiddle-layer protocols
A Northern California briefing on Native cultural and religious access to ancestral lands, the gap between legal recognition and ground-level implementation, and the records/protocols that make access safer.
Community briefingMMIP / Native safetyFeather Alert
A Northern California briefing on the MMIP crisis, why cases go unresolved, Pit River local context, Feather Alert rules, and practical safety tools for families and tribes.