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01/16/2026

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12/25/2025

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10/01/2025

From Stanislaus County..

🚧 Major Traffic Alert for Stanislaus County 🚧

Roselle Avenue will be fully closed for one year beginning THIS FRIDAY, Oct. 3, as construction on the North County Corridor Phase 1 gets underway. Drivers should expect significant delays and use the posted detour routes.

Stay informed:
📍 Detour maps & closure info → www.NorthCountyCorridorPhase1.com

📧 Sign up for construction alerts on the website
📄 Full press release →https://www.stancounty.com/news-room/news-releases/news-2025/9.19.25-Roselle%20-Closure-Final.pdf

Thank you for your patience as we build a safer, faster, and more reliable transportation corridor for our region.

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09/06/2025

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON THE NORTH COUNTY CORRIDOR!

a. Starting 9/26/2025 - Full Closure of Roselle Ave. between Claribel & Plainview Road to last approximately 1 year
b. In the next 3 weeks we will see improvements to intersections of Oakdale/Claribel & Claus/Claribel in order to accommodate the increased traffic as those will be the designated detour routes. They will work with the city to adjust timing on traffic signals to ensure a smooth flow of traffic.
i. Oakdale/Claribel
1. North bound Oakdale - addition of a right turn lane for traffic turning east bound onto Claribel
2. Westbound Claribel – Extension of left turn lane for traffic turning south bound onto Oakdale
ii. Claus/Claribel - Widening of intersection
c. Plainview will remain open, but will continue to stay unimproved as to discourage through traffic for those trying to get back onto Roselle. Plainview @ Roselle will turn into a 4 way stop to avoid folks speeding north bound.

The construction manager for the project (NV5) stated that all traffic notifications will be posted to the NCC website at Construction - North County Corridor Phase One. The website has already been updated to include details about the Roselle closure including this graphic:

07/14/2025

As of June 2025, California’s new “No Touch” Phone Law is officially in effect. California Vehicle Code 23123.5 strictly prohibits drivers from physically handling their phones while driving.🚨

🚫 No Holding Allowed
It is now illegal to hold a phone while driving, whether or not it’s in use. Simply holding the device is a violation.

✅ Hands-Free Use
Drivers may use their phones if the device is mounted on the dashboard or windshield, and all interactions are made via voice commands/a single tap/ or swipe.

📍Navigation and Music
Using your phone for GPS or music? It must still be mounted and used hands-free. Holding the phone at any time is not permitted—even for quick adjustments.

Please stay off your phone while driving and stay alert.‼️