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Three years after the Pajaro River levee breached, rebuilding continues at a steady pace.

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It’s been three years since the Pajaro River levee crumbled and the river flooded the town of Pajaro, displacing hundreds of people and causing untold amounts of damage to homes and businesses.
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Three years after the Pajaro River levee breached, rebuilding continues at a steady pace.

It’s been three years since the Pajaro River levee crumbled and the river flooded the town of Pajaro, displacing hundreds of people and causing untold amounts of damage to homes and businesses.

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montereycountynow.com broke the news on Thursday, March 5, 2026.
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