Grizzly Flats Online

By popular demand, the "Grizzly Flats Snow Report" has returned to Grizzly Flats Online. A full time job coupled with the two part time jobs I already had has left me with little time to devote to the site, but I will attempt to keep this section updated as changes occur. If you do not see a change listed, it means either that all is the same as the last report or it's so bad that the electricity went out and I can't update. If you will click on the link to the left that says, "Grizzly Flats Weather Forecast," you can find links at the bottom of the connecting page to find an official weather forecast for Grizzly Flats. Also, since I never leave my house, you have to go with what I report here being what I see out my window, which is above Logan's Grade, so one of the highest points of Grizzly Flats.

As of Monday, February 8th, the roads are all clear with only a smattering of snow piles still left on the sides, not impeding traffic in any way. The one lane bridge still gets a little slick after dark, so be careful. Rain is scheduled and only 1-3 inches of snow is to be expected. I do not anticipate it will stay around long.

Did you know that we have a transit (bus) service into Placerville from Grizzly Flats? This is NOT just for the elderly or infirm. El Dorado Transit’s Grizzly Flat Flex Route bus runs Thursdays by request only. Click here for more information.

Can You Donate to the Grizzly Flats
Community Food Pantry?

The Grizzly Flats Community Drive Thru Food Pantry is seeing new faces each month. Yesterday was the first pantry date that we ran out of food in 30 minutes! Almost everything that we gather in a month is distributed. Please help us to build up a stock by bringing non perishable food or pantry items to one of the following locations;

Grizzly Flats Post Office
Grizzly Flats Community Services District (Water District)
Burger Night at Station 35 on Sciaroni Road

For your next party or family gathering consider asking each guest to bring one non perishable food item to be donated to the Grizzly Flats Community Food Pantry.

Things that are always needed -

Macaroni and Cheese; Tuna or Hamburger Helper; Canned Soups, Fruits or Vegetables; Peanut Butter; Jelly; Tuna Fish; Spaghetti Sauce; Pasta; Rice; Chili; Crackers; Cereal; Dried Fruit like Raisins; Baked Beans; Stew; Juice Mixes or Beverages; Paper Goods and Cleaning Products; Basically anything that can be stored without refrigeration. Please reach into your pantry and help.

The Grizzly Flats Community Food Pantry distributes items on the third Saturday of each month in the church parking lot.

Thank you so much!

Lynn Diana Jackie DeeDee