Anderson Park Residents Push Back on Rent Hikes and a Conditional $300 Credit
Residents of Riverland Mobile Home Park in Anderson, California, met with Shasta County supervisors and Harmony Communities on October 19 over rent increases.
Key facts
- Residents of Riverland Mobile Home Park in Anderson say their monthly rent climbed to $625 from $575, and another hike to $985 is set to take effect December 1.
- Harmony Communities is offering a $300 monthly credit starting December 1, 2026, through a voluntary addendum that ends the credit automatically if a rent-control law covering the park is enacted.
- Shasta County Supervisors Allen Long and Chris Kelstrom met with residents and Harmony Communities CEO Matt Davies at the Frontier Senior Center on Monday, October 19.
- Shasta County is weighing an ordinance to cap mobile home park rents, and Tehama County supervisors are expected to share their approach at the next Board of Supervisors meeting.
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Source: Riverland mobile home residents question rent increases as management offers $300 monthly credit — Action News Now, October 20, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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