The landslide has pulled up large slabs of concrete up over the ground and visibly damaged mobile homes.
Large slabs of concrete have been pushed up by the slide. Several mobile homes have visible damage.
“I’m ground zero but there are many good people affected by this. It’s none of our fault,” said Dougi. “I was evacuated for a day. And the power and water was shut off and returned last night,” said Cruse. “I was looking to perhaps sell my home. I think that’s going to be difficult in the near future. Right now who is going to move across the street from that?” Cruse said.
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