City officials have declared a state of emergency due to erosion. This decision follows significant damage caused by a recent ocean swell. The effects of this event are still being assessed.
Damage has been reported in several areas, with some homes affected and a parking lot partially failing. Certain areas are currently closed due to the damage.
Further information about the situation and the emergency declaration is available from the city. The full extent of the damage and the city's response can be found through official channels.
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