Evacuation Orders Reduced to Warnings in the Area of Coyote Rock & Ramsey

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October 11, 2020

Zone R has been reduced from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning which includes the areas “west and south of Mina Road, south of the north fork of the Eel River, and East of the Eel River.” [Screenshot of the Mendocino County Evacuation Map]

Please note:

An Evacuation Order means residents of an affected area should leave now and the area is closed to the public.
An Evacuation Warning means the residents of the area should prepare to leave if ordered to do so.

The following press released was issued by the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office:

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