Getting AroundTuesday, November 3
Six San Juan County roads and bridges stay closed, and sandbags are available at nine locations
The Daily Farmington team
If you're driving in San Juan County, check before you go. U.S. 64 from N.M. 511 to Dulce has reopened, but six other roads and bridges stay closed, including the Miller Street Bridge in Farmington.
One road reopened while six others stay closed
| Road | Status |
|---|---|
| U.S. 64, N.M. 511 to Dulce | Reopened |
| Road 5500, Lee Acres | Closed |
| N.M. 511 | Closed |
| Highway 539, mile markers 0-5 | Closed |
| Road 3000, east of Pinion Hills | Closed |
| Bloomfield: South Church, Calle Del Rio, CR 5005, CR 5008 | Closed |
| Miller Street Bridge, Farmington | Closed |
Source: KOB 4
Need sandbags? These nine spots have them, though county officials say the list isn't complete.
- San Juan County Fire Rescue Stations 11, 24, 42 and 62
- Lee Acres substation and Hills Church
- Bloomfield MOC, Wildhorse Valley and Harper Valley
All sewer systems are online, but lift stations in Kirtland and Aztec are offline, and Aztec city officials are asking for conservation. The Navajo Dam is at 68.48% capacity, with 47.84 feet until water reaches the top of the spillway, according to the county.
The Navajo Dam reservoir is at 68.48% of capacity
68.48%Navajo Dam capacity, as the county reports it
Source: KOB 4
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Navajo Dam capacity, as the county reports it | 68.48% |