Glenn County Observer
Here are the road closures in Glenn County as of 7:15 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 14, as provided by the Glenn County Department of Public Works:
Capay Avenue from First Avenue to Third Avenue, due to flooding;
County Road 25 from County Road F to Road H, due to flooding;
County Road 25 from Old Highway 99 to Road J, is down to a single lane due to power line repairs;
County Road 28 between Interstate 5 and County Road D, due to flooding;
County Road 32 from Highway 45 to the Butte County Line, due to flooding;
County Road 39 between County Roads D and P, due to flooding;
County Road 45 from Old Highway 99 to Road J, due to storm damage;
County Road 48 from County Road KK to Road 47, due to flooding;
County Road 48 from Highway 99 to Butte Street, due to flooding;
County Road 48 from the Manville entrance to County Road B, due to flooding;
County Road 49 from west of County Road D to the west end, due to flooding;
County Road 57 between County Roads M and P, due to flooding;
County Road 67 from County Road Z to the Butte County line, due to flooding;
County Road 68 between Interstate 5 and County Road D, due to flooding;
Old Highway 99 from Second Avenue in Willows to County Road 35, due to flooding;
County Road 200A from the end of the pavement to 200A in the north, due to washout;
Bridge closed on County Road 306 near County Road 200;
County Road 309, west from the forest boundary, due to weather conditions;
County Road D between Highway 162 and County Road 33, due to flooding;
County Road D between County Roads 65 and 69, due to flooding;
County Road DD between Roads 8 and 200 (Newville Road), due to flooding;
County Road F from Road 68 to the Colusa County Line, due to flooding;
County Road FF between Roads 9 and 200, due to flooding;
County Road G between Roads 9 and 200, due to flooding;
County Road KK between County Roads 49 1/2 and 48, due to flooding;
County Road P between Highway162 and Road 60, due to flooding; and
County Road ZZ from Highway 162 north, due to flooding.
The Observer will attempt to periodically update this situation.
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