Coyote Valley Tribe Opens Temporary Shelter
Forward progress on Feliz Fire has stopped, per Incident Command
The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians announced on Facebook that it has opened the Tribal Gymnasium, 415 Coyote Valley Blvd. in Redwood Valley, as a temporary shelter for individuals and families displaced by the Feliz Fire. According to United Disaster Relief of Northern California, all other evacuation shelters are closed for the night.
The temporary evacuation point at the Disaster Resource Center, 650 Babcock Lane in Ukiah, closed at 8:30 p.m., according to United Disaster Relief of Northern California. The temporary evacuation point at the Mendocino County Office of Education also closed for the evening at 8 p.m.
Meanwhile, incident command reported that forward progress on the Feliz Fire had stopped at 841 acres, according to Watch Duty reporter Dan Husum. CAL FIRE said the fire is 5 percent contained.
The Genasys map is listing three road closures: U.S. 101 at Feliz Creek and Mountain House Road, Hewlitt Sturtevant and US 101, and mile 12, US 101 south.
Please check the Caltrans map for additional information on the status of U.S. 101. The Watch Duty app is reporting that U.S. 101 is fully open from Largo Road to Hewlett Sturtevant Road.
For the latest evacuation information and fire updates, visit mendoready.org, download the Watch Duty app, or check the CAL FIRE Incident Update page.