Flooding Update from PennDOT

The following state roads in north central and south central Pennsylvania are currently closed due to flooding:

Cameron County

Sinnemahoning Bridge on SR 2001 (Quehanna Highway/Wykoff Run Road) near the “Willows”;

Clearfield County

SR 1003 (Mount Zion Road/Martin Street Extension) in Lawrence Township from Hoover Nelson Road to Route 322;

SR 4015 (Sher-De-Lin Road) in Sandy Township;

SR 4016 (Home Camp Road) in Sandy Township from Shaffer Road to Platt Road;

Elk County

SR 3002 (River Road) in Spring Creek Township from River Road to Arroyo Road; Old Kersey Road re-opened at 1:45 p.m.

Juniata County

SR 2022 (Quaker Run Road) in Monroe Township at the intersection of Willard Hill Road;

SR 2017 (Dimmsville Road/Kellerville Road) in Greenwood Township from Goodville Road to Lake Road;

Potter County

SR 244 in Genesee Township from Cemetery Road to Kinney Road;

SR 4023 (Eleven Mile Road) in Sharon Township near the intersection of Route 44;

SR 1010 in Genesee Township from Main Street in the village of Genesee to Hickox Road;

SR 3001 (East Fork Road) in Wharton Township at the intersection of Jordan Run Road;

SR 1005 (Phoenix Run Road) in Pike Township from Hoppe Road to Dent Hollow Road in Hector Township.

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