Share a source or correction
Include the public source or link, the relevant date, and the place or community affected. For a correction, include the page address and what needs changing.
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Please share public material only. Do not send private personal information, accusations, or protected cultural knowledge. Use emergency services for urgent safety needs.
Email does not make a submission public automatically. Material is reviewed before it appears on the site.
Examples and fuller submission guidance
Useful materials
Public records
Agency notices, dockets, environmental documents, agendas, minutes, public meeting links, official letters, permits, maps, and public decisions.
Community-facing materials
Flyers, event notices, service announcements, application deadlines, resource guides, public clinic information, and emergency notices.
Corrections
Wrong dates, broken links, changed meeting times, updated contact information, missing source labels, or claims that need qualification.
Questions
Clear questions about land, water, fire, health, services, infrastructure, grants, public plans, or agency decisions affecting Pit River and surrounding communities.
Protect people and relations
- Do not send private medical, substance-use, family, school, employment, or court information about private people.
- Do not send accusations about private individuals.
- Do not send cultural information that should not be publicly repeated.
- Do not send private-message screenshots unless everyone involved agreed to public use.
- Do not send urgent safety emergencies here. Use emergency services or appropriate local contacts.
Source intake checklist
When sharing something, include as much of this as you can:
- What is it? A flyer, official notice, docket, agency page, meeting agenda, correction, question, or resource.
- Where did it come from? Link, source name, agency, group, flyer, or public meeting.
- What area is affected? Place, community, county, watershed, road, school, clinic, forest, or service area.
- Why might it matter? Land, water, fire, health, youth, elders, services, money, governance, or future planning.
- What still needs verification? Missing dates, unclear authority, uncertain impact, unconfirmed report, or conflicting information.