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🚧 Traffic Hazard Update on CA-36 Near Wildwood Road in Trinity County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Local transportation authorities have reported a traffic hazard on CA-36 near the vicinity of Wildwood Road. Residents and commuters in Trinity County are advised to exercise caution while navigating the area. The precise nature of the hazard has not been specified, but motorists can expect potential delays. Please consider alternative routes if possible to avoid the affected segment of CA-36. Authorities are on the scene, working to manage the situation and clear any obstructions. The community will be kept informed as more updates become available. The safety of all travelers is paramount, and drivers are urged to stay alert, abide by any temporary traffic signs or signals, and follow the instructions of law enforcement and first responders. The timely resolution and normal flow of traffic are a priority for the involved agencies.
Douglas City to Celebrate Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week from April 14-20, 2024
The Animal Care and Control Officer Appreciation week is set for April 14-20, 2024. This event honors the contributions of animal control officers in Douglas City. These officers enforce animal control laws, safeguard the public from diseases like rabies, rescue animals from neglect, and promote proper pet care.
🚨 UPDATE: Traffic Alert for Mile Marker 3 on CA 3, Trinity County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. The latest update on the local transportation situation comes following an accident reported at the 237 Mile Marker 3 North on CA 3, located in Trinity County. As details continue to emerge, we urge the community to be aware of potential delays and to seek alternate routes if necessary. The impact on traffic flow and the cause of the accident are currently under investigation. Commuters using this stretch of road are advised to exercise caution and to expect some disruptions as the authorities address the situation. We will continue to monitor this incident and provide updates as they become available.
Douglas City Invites Residents to Join Georgia Cities Week Festivities, April 20-27
Douglas City will join the 25th Georgia Cities Week, sponsored by the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA). The event, running from April 20-27, 2024, aims to highlight the services provided by Georgia's cities. This year's theme is 'Progress and Growth.' Mayor Tony Paulk praised the city's services and their role in supporting business and community growth.
Driving Etiquette: Safety & Courtesy on Trinity County's Mountain Roads
Nestled in Northern California, Trinity County is known for its breathtaking landscapes and winding mountain roads. These scenic routes attract both locals and tourists seeking adventure and tranquility in nature. However, driving in mountainous terrain requires not only skill and caution but also an adherence to driving etiquette that ensures safety and smooth travel for all. Here, we explore the importance of using designated pull-outs to allow faster drivers to pass, balancing safety with efficiency on the roads.
Douglas City to Participate in Georgia Cities Week: Festivities, Services and Community Events from April 20-27
Douglas City will join the 25th Georgia Cities Week, sponsored by the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA). The event, running from April 20-27, 2024, aims to highlight the services provided by Georgia's cities. This year's theme is 'Progress and Growth.' Mayor Tony Paulk praised the city's services and highlighted their importance for business development and community building.
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