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District 2 - Northeastern California
July 23, 2008 as of 11:15 AM Highway 299W is subject to closure from Junction City, 8 miles west of Weaverville, to Del Loma, 30 miles west of Weaverville, due to fire suppression activities. No detour is available. Motorists should choose an alternate route. Please tune to 1610 AM for further updates. |
local information -
Current Road Closures Due to Fire - July 17, 2008
Current Road Closures Due to Fire - July 15, 2008
Current Road Closures Due to Fire - July 14, 2008
DANA TO DOWNTOWN UPDATE - Lane and Ramp Closures on SR 44 in Redding - July 8, 2008
District 2 Update Video [44.5MB] - July 7, 2008
Current Road Closures Due to Fire - June 30, 2008
DANA TO DOWNTOWN UPDATE -Pile Driving and Closures Planned on State Route 44 in Redding - June 23, 2008
Intermittent Ramp Closures on Interstate 5 from Redding to Cottonwood - June 16, 2008
Firewood Permits Available - June 12, 2008
Caltrans Releases a Second Edition Cycling Guide - June 10, 2008
Intermittent Full closures of Interstate 5 through Sacramento May through July
Roadwork scheduled from Sunday, July 20, 2008 through Saturday, July 26, 2008
- Projects in the Northstate
- Draft Public Participation Plan for the CTP and FSTIP
- Small Business Program
- Cycling Guide - for State Highways in the Northstate
- Native American Connection
- Slow for the Cone Zone
- Question or Comment? Contact Us.
About District 2
- District 2 is one of the original seven division offices within the California Department of Transportation. Founded in 1911, and headquartered in Redding, District 2 encompasses more than 27,000 square miles and all or part of nine counties. Seven northeastern counties are located within the district's boundaries, which include Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama, and Trinity. District 2 also services portions of Butte and Sierra Counties. The district is composed of terrain ranging from river valleys 200 feet above sea level to Mount Shasta rising to over 14,000 feet above sea level, from urban areas with populations above 125,000 to rural wilderness areas. These wide-ranging elements present District 2 varied and diverse challenges.