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🚧 Update on Deceased Animal Obstruction on I-10 West Near E Pinal Air Park Rd, Tucson, AZ
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Arizona. The latest update on local traffic conditions reports the presence of a dead animal impeding traffic flow near roadway on I-10 Westbound close to E Pinal Air Park Rd (MP 232) between Casa Grande and Tucson in Pinal County. Authorities are likely to be on the scene addressing the hazard. Drivers in the area are advised to approach with caution and be prepared for potential slowdowns or temporary lane closures. The timely removal of the obstruction is expected to restore normal traffic conditions. Motorists are recommended to allow additional travel time or seek alternate routes if possible.
Celebrate National Reading Month: Volunteers needed to read books to dogs at county shelter
As March is National Reading Month, parents are being sought to bring their kids in to volunteer and read to the Pinal County shelter dogs during business hours for the month of March. To set up ...
🚧 Traffic Alert: Dead Animal Reported on Eastbound US-60 near E El Camino Viejo
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Arizona. Local travelers on US-60 Eastbound in Pinal County, AZ, should expect delays due to the presence of a dead animal near the roadway. The incident is located near E El Camino Viejo at milepost 210. Authorities are likely to be on the scene for removal and to ensure safe travel conditions. Commuters should exercise caution when approaching the area and consider alternate routes if possible to avoid potential congestion.
🚧 Traffic Alert: Dead Animal Reported on E US-60 Eastbound, Pinal County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Arizona. Local transportation authorities have issued a notice regarding an obstruction on E US-60 Eastbound due to the presence of a dead animal near the roadway. The incident has been located near E El Camino Viejo at milepost 210. Motorists traveling in the vicinity are advised to proceed with caution and to be on the lookout for potential delays that may arise due to this incident. Clean-up crews are expected to address the situation promptly to restore normal traffic flow. The report does not specify a time for the occurrence; however, travelers should consider this notice as they plan their routes. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
🚧 Update: Dead Animal Removal on E US-60 Eastbound in Pinal County, AZ
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Arizona. Local transportation authorities have reported the presence of a dead animal near the roadway on E US-60 Eastbound near the vicinity of E El Camino Viejo (Mile Post 208) in Pinal County. This may impact traffic flow and safety conditions in the area. Motorists are advised to approach with caution and to be prepared for potential delays while the situation is being addressed. The removal of the animal will be undertaken promptly to ensure the roadway is safe and clear for travelers. The exact time of the incident has not been specified, but updates will follow as more information becomes available.
Pinal County Animal Shelter Undergoing Renovation, Services Continue as Usual
Pinal County Animal Care and Control Director Audra Michael shares an update on the ongoing renovation project at the shelter. The renovation is expected to be completed later this fall and will include a new lobby, clinic, office spaces, and indoor meet and greet areas, much needed for the summer months. The shelter will remain open during the renovation; to view hours and services, visit our website!Visit here for more details.
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