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Warming And Overnight Shelters Open In Mother Lode

Sonora, CA – With another round of snow headed into the region and many in the Mother Lode without electricity, Tuolumne and Calaveras county’s Office of Emergency Services (OES) are making sure people have a warm place to go.

In Tuolumne County, one warming center and a shelter will be open for those without power as provided below:

OES officials also encourage the public to “stay off the roads unless necessary and to be patient as our county crews get roads plowed or clear of debris.”

In Calaveras County, due to extreme cold and the risk to the public, warming Centers are open in Arnold, West Point, and Murphys.

Warming Centers

Warming Center & Shelter:

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect with details here. OES officials provided these current mountain conditions:

Public Works has snow removal crews working around the clock, while Caltrans continues to work clearing the State Highways. Road closures due to down power lines and trees as of 3 p.m. include:

For assistance with transportation, call Calaveras Connect at (209) 754-4450.

Written by Tracey Petersen.

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