THE TAKEAWAY
- Carlsbad declared a local emergency as officials work to stabilize coastal bluffs threatened by ongoing erosion.
- Officials hope to protect the coastline ahead of potentially strong El Niño conditions this winter.
- Officials plan to place boulders along the existing rock revetment, extending approximately 192 feet to the north.
A San Diego County beach city declared a local emergency Wednesday as officials work to stabilize coastal bluffs threatened by ongoing erosion ahead of potentially strong El Niño conditions this winter.
WATCH: SAND PUMPING UNDERWAY AS BUXTON’S MAJOR BEACH NOURISHMENT PROJECT FIGHTS COSTAL EROSION…