A three-day assessment by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wrapped up in neighborhoods near the Tijuana River Valley.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — Some people living in communities near the Tijuana River Valley received a knock at their door to take part in a survey called ’Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response.’ It’s an effort in collaboration with San Diego County and the CDC to learn about the impacts the sewage crisis is having on the community.
CBS 8 spoke to Jacob Soto, he didn’t get surveyed but said he’s happy something is getting done.
“We haven’t really you know seen anything any progress or anything until recent…until it’s really started becoming an issue to a lot of the residents around this area.”
More than 200 households were selected to take part of this assessment from a larger 30 block section of homes. Their responses will be analyzed and used to determine …