Flooding Cuts Off Access To Summit County Town
MONTEZUMA, Colo. (AP) — Flooding has cut off access to the small Summit County town of Montezuma.
The Snake River overflowed its banks where a culvert was jammed with debris on Tuesday, washing away about part of the road leading to Montezuma and leaving the rest under water.
A voluntary evacuation order has been issued. KYSL-AM reports that several of the 65 full-time residents were staying in town Wednesday even though it could take several days to a week to get the road open again.
The town is located near Arapahoe Basin and Keystone ski resorts.
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