The Fish Camp Planning Advisory Council convened on January 25, 2025, to discuss various community concerns, primarily focusing on signage related to snow conditions in the area. The meeting highlighted the need for improved communication to residents and visitors regarding snow-related safety.

The first topic of discussion involved the placement of additional snow warning signs along key routes. Council members expressed the importance of having a sign positioned between Will's Place and local residences to alert drivers about snow conditions before they reach the area. A suggestion was made to install signs at the local store and post office, indicating that snow conditions exist further down the road. This would help prevent drivers from stopping abruptly upon encountering snow.

The conversation then shifted to the jurisdiction of sign placement. It was clarified that the responsibility for such signage falls under Caltrans, not the post office or local businesses. However, members discussed the possibility of placing temporary signs on private property, such as the post office window, to inform visitors about snow conditions.

Another significant point raised was the lack of clear signage indicating the location of the local ferry. Council members agreed that additional signage is necessary to guide visitors effectively. Discussions included the complexities of jurisdiction, as the area in question involves both park service and Forest Service lands, complicating the authority to place signs.

The meeting concluded with a consensus on the need for collaboration between the council and relevant agencies to address these signage issues. Members agreed to add the discussion of signage improvements to their ongoing agenda, emphasizing the importance of safety and accessibility for both residents and visitors in the Fish Camp area.