Some evacuation orders downgraded for Colusa County's Sites Fire

Officials downgraded most evacuation orders to warnings on Friday that were issued due to the Sites Fire in Colusa County.

COLUSA COUNTY – An evacuation order still remains for Sites Lodoga Road from Sites to Lodoga.

Colusa County Sheriff's Office downgraded the following evacuation orders to warnings: Leesville Lodoga Road to Leesville Leesville Road to Huffmaster Road Huffmaster Road to Sites Leesville Road to Antelope Valley Ranch and north from Antelope Valley Ranch The evacuation warnings no longer in effect are as follows: South of Leesville Road along Bear Valley Road to Highway 20
 Highway 20 East to Leesville Road Mandatory Hard road closures remain at the following: Sites Lodoga...

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