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The City of Merced Evacuation Orders Still in Effect for Some Areas
Post Date:01/10/2023 6:55 PM
CONTACT: Jennifer Flachman, Public Information Officer
flachmanj@cityofmerced.org, (209) 564-0235
The City of Merced Evacuation Orders Still in Effect for Some Areas
Merced, Calif. (January 10, 2023) – Evacuation Orders are still in effect for the following streets:
- W. North Bear Creek Drive
- La Cresenta Ave
- La Palma Ave
- La Mirada Drive
- Corona Court
- Mariette Ave
- Portola Way
- Madrid Ave
- StoneyBrook Ave
- Dry Creekside Drive
- Silver Creek Court
- Springfield Court
- Brookside Drive
- Shadowbrook Drive
- Driftwood Drive
- Crystal Springs Ave
- 2500 N. Hwy 59
- Cooper Ave from Ashby Road to HWY 59
To view a map, visit https://www.app.perimeterplatform.com/ . Refer to the attached maps.
Conditions remain unsafe in these areas. City police, fire and public works crew continue to assess the areas and will provide updates as conditions change.
An Evacuation Center is open at the Merced County Fairgrounds at 900 Martin Luther King Jr. Way. Merced County has activated a Call Center for shelters and resources at 209-385-7563.
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Additional Resources:
- For emergencies, dial 911—For general information, please call: 211
- For after-hours urgent Public Works matters, please contact police dispatch at
(209) 385-6905.
- Merced County Office of Emergency Services 24-hour Information Line (recording): 209-385-7379
- National Weather Service: www.weather.gov
- Flood Safety Checklist: http://web2.co.merced.ca.us/pdfs/news/2017/Flood- Safety-Checklist.html
- City of Merced Street Closures and Storm information: https://www.cityofmerced.org/departments/public-works/flood-storm-information