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Photos from Shasta County Sheriff's Office's post 02/06/2025

Shasta County has declared a local state of emergency 🚨

02/03/2025

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Update: 3:05 PM Boyle Road is now open

MEDIA RELEASE
Public Urged to Continually Be Aware of Flooding Potential

Rain is forecasted to continue to impact Shasta County over the next few days. As the public travels around our area, they are urged to be aware of roads that may be affected by running or standing water. Officials with County Roads are working continuously to assess roads throughout the county.
Flooding can occur quickly in various areas depending on when and where rain is falling and the volume of the precipitation. If you happen to come across standing or flowing water across a roadway do not attempt to cross the road, instead find an alternate route. It is NEVER safe to drive or walk into flood waters.
The public is also encouraged to avoid the areas of creeks and rivers during storms as heavy rains can cause water to rise quickly and without warning.
At this time, Boyle Road remains closed due to storm damage.

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