~ Juneau, Alaska - As warmer temperatures and heavy rain continue to increase the risk of avalanches, the evacuation advisory remains in effect for residents in known slide paths. Emergency shelter is available at Centennial Hall and emergency response crews are on standby to quickly respond in the event of an avalanche.

To ensure safety, authorities are urging residents to limit travel in areas that are prone to avalanches. Thane Road also remains closed at the avalanche gates.

The current hazard levels can be found at bit.ly/CBJavalanche and more information about the current avalanche hazard and snowpack conditions can be accessed through CBJ's Avalanche Advisor at juneau.org/emergency/avalanche-information.

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In a media briefing held today, January 10, representatives from CBJ, ADOT&PF, the National Weather Service, Tlingit & Haida and other partner agencies addressed the ongoing hazardous weather conditions and the avalanche evacuation advisory. The National Weather Service has also issued a local flood advisory.

Residents are advised to stay informed about their risk level and take necessary precautions. In case of an emergency or danger, please call 911.

For any questions regarding evacuation procedures, please contact [insert contact information].

Stay tuned for critical updates and safety information by watching a recording of the media briefing on CBJ's YouTube page.

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