Highway 101 Closed in Northern Mendocino After Winter Conditions Leaves 75-200 Vehicles Stuck

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February 23, 2023

**Snow on Hwy 101 near Piercy. [Photo from Caltrans traffic cam]**

Caltrans closed Hwy 101 in Mendocino County from Rattlesnake Creek Bridge to Reynolds Highway due to spinouts and snow on the roadway, according to Manny Machado, Caltrans Public Information Officer for the area. There is no estimated time of reopening.

The CHP Traffic Incident Information Page reports there could be as many as 75-200 vehicles stuck including multiple semi-trucks.

Please avoid traveling if possible. Check Caltrans QuickMap for the latest in highway conditions.

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5 COMMENTS

??The Frozen?? February 23, 2023 At 6:09 pm

ANYONE KNOW OF ANY EMERGENCY SHELTERS OPEN TO THE HOUSELESS???

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??The Frozen February 23, 2023 At 6:11 pm

?? Anyone know of ? Emergency Shelters??? In Mendocino County cities?????????

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- Fort Bragg Resident February 23, 2023 At 6:53 pm
  
  There is a shelter in Ukiah called Building Bridges and the City of Fort Bragg Police Department offers motel room vouchers under the extreme weather shelter program.
  
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  - ??Frozen ?? February 23, 2023 At 8:09 pm
    
    ???????
    Thank you for taking time to answer. But rumor has it that Ukiah Homeless Shelter is full. Any other options in Ukiah? Willits? Laytonville?
    
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    - Sant Thakar Singh February 25, 2023 At 7:24 am
      
      Check with Kirpal Light Satsang if they offer anything.
      
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