Monterey County residents who were evacuated after recent storms can get free meals at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds this week.
The site is being run by a partnership of Monterey County, state agencies, and the Red Cross.
About 445 people were staying at the fairgrounds shelter when Pajaro residents were told they could re-enter the community on Thursday for preliminary cleanup, though not for overnight living. Residents are being advised to return to the shelter daily via free transportation from Monterey-Salinas Transit during the interim cleanup period.
There was no set date for when the county might declare the community habitable as of Saturday morning.
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