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🚧 Update: Traffic Hazard Reported on North Old Stage Road, Siskiyou County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Local transportation authorities have reported an ongoing traffic hazard at 327 North Old Stage Road. The incident has affected the flow of traffic, and motorists are advised to exercise caution or seek alternative routes if possible. The report was filed from a nearby location, indicating that the event may impact the surrounding areas including 303 North Old Stage Road. The transportation agency is actively handling the situation, and further details will be shared as they become available. Commuters should stay tuned for the latest updates and adhere to any instructions from traffic officials.
🚧 Update: Traffic Hazard on Big Springs Road in Lake Shastina, Siskiyou County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Residents and commuters in Siskiyou County, please be advised of an ongoing traffic hazard reported at 11524 Big Springs Road. Although the exact details of the hazard are not specified, those planning to travel via Big Springs Road near the 11538 address should expect potential delays or seek alternative routes if possible. Local transportation authorities are likely to be on the scene to ensure safety and manage traffic flow. It is advised to exercise caution in the area and to stay tuned for further updates on the situation.
4/20 Spring Festival kicks off in Weed
WEED, Cal. – People in Weed, California are celebrating 4/20 a day early with the start of this weekend’s Spring Festival. The sixth annual Spring Festival celebrates the town and its namesake, right on Main Street. Vendors, food stalls, and local live music is happening Friday until 10...
Siskiyou Co. Supervisors call for more transparency on Klamath Dam Removal
SISKIYOU COUNTY, Cal. – Siskiyou County Supervisors are sending a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). During Tuesday’s meeting, board members unanimously voted to approve the letter which outlines several of their concerns over the Klamath Dam Removal Project. Those concerns center around what they say is a lack of communication from administrators to potential claimants, the perimeters of what will be compensated, who is eligible, as well as the deadlines for claimants to seek funding which Siskiyou County officials say may have already passed.
🚧 Update: Traffic Alert for Siskiyou County on CA-97
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. An accident has been reported along CA-97 in the vicinity of addresses 42800-42899 and near the location of 46147 US 97, Somerset, Siskiyou County. Authorities are currently on the scene, and the impact on local traffic is being assessed. The community is advised to exercise caution when traveling through this area and to consider alternative routes if available. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available to keep residents informed about the situation.
500,000 Coho, Chinook Salmon to be released into Klamath River
SISKIYOU COUNTY, Cal. – The California Department of Fish and Wildlife will be joined by Tribal leaders and fisheries experts to release over 500,000 salmon into the Klamath River Tuesday. According to CDFW, this will be the first major release of Coho Salmon into the river since the drawdown...
🚧 Traffic Hazard Update: Montague Grenada Road, Siskiyou County, CA
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Residents and commuters in Siskiyou County should be advised of a reported traffic hazard on Montague Grenada Road in the vicinity of Freeman Road. Local authorities are alerting the public to exercise caution and possibly seek alternate routes if traveling through this location is necessary for their itineraries. Further details regarding the nature of the hazard, potential delays, or any suggested detours have not been specified at this time. This report serves as a notice for heightened awareness and safety for travelers in the affected area. Please stay tuned to local transportation agencies for additional updates.
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