Pajaro residents are one step closer to being able to apply for additional direct disaster assistance, nearly a year after the community in unincorporated northern Monterey County was inundated with flood water when the Pajaro River levee was breached. 

County Supervisors voted 4-0 Tuesday to launch the Pajaro Unmet Needs Disaster Assistance program, funded by $20 million from the state through Assembly Bill 102 to help the community recover. 

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