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WaterForLA retweeted
🚨 Storm Safety Reminder 🚨
During severe storms — and even after the rain stops — please stay away from flood control channels, rivers, and streams.
Water from upstream communities can move quickly through channels with little warning. What may look shallow or calm can suddenly become fast-moving and dangerous.
For your safety and the safety of first responders:
🚫 Stay out of channels and waterways
🚸 Keep children and pets away
🌊 Never enter moving or ponded water
One decision can save a life. Please stay back and stay safe. 🌧️⚠️
For storm-related resources, safety tips, and information, visit lacounty.gov/emergency.
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LA County Public Works has issued an elevated Debris Flow Forecast for all recent burn areas from Tuesday, 12/23 at 11 a.m. through Thursday, 12/25 at 11 a.m.
Larger debris flows are possible with the upcoming storm. Debris can suddenly and completely block some streets. Some structures are at risk, depending on the terrain. Residents advised to evacuate due to forecasted rain should prepare to do so.
Potentially vulnerable locations include the Aqua, Bethany, Bridge, Canyon, Eaton, Fish, Franklin, Hurst, Kenneth, Land, Lidia, Owen, Palisades, and Sunset burn areas. Find more information at lacounty.pw/mudflow.
Ensure your family and home are #LARain ready now.
Find storm prep resources, emergency alerts, and sandbag locations at ready.lacounty.gov.
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👻 Single-use plastics are scary! They can clog landfills and harm wildlife. Treat the Earth with care and choose reusable options this Halloween and all year long. Let’s create less waste and make a bigger impact. Visit CleanLA.com.
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📍Find free sandbags nearby using our Sandbags Dashboard at lacounty.pw/sandbags or check with your local city for a location near you.
Visit ready.lacounty.gov for more tips and resources on storm preparedness.
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🌧️ Four driving tips to keep our communities safe during #LARain:
🚗 Slow down
📏 Maintain plenty of distance from other vehicles
🕒 Plan for traffic delays
🏔️ Avoid mountain roads if possible.
Learn more ➡️ Ready.LACounty.gov/rain.
WaterForLA retweeted
⚠️Malibu residents: Plan ahead to avoid delays on PCH this afternoon as utility crews respond to the water main outages. ⚠️
🚧PCH AT CORRAL CANYON ROAD🚧
Pacific Coast Highway is reduced to one lane in each direction at Corral Canyon Road for water line installation. Delays in the area. Lanes are expected to reopen by 5 PM. Use alternate routes. QuickMap.dot.ca.gov #PCH #Malibu
ALT Map location of lane closure on PCH.
WaterForLA retweeted
⚠️ There's a Boil Water Notice for residents in portions of MALIBU in these areas:
➡️ West of Corral Cyn Rd & Solstice Cyn Rd
➡️ Customers in Trancas and Latigo canyons are not included.
Map of area: lacounty.pw/bwn29
More info & bottled water: LACWaterworks.org
WaterForLA retweeted
Efficiency, partnership, coordination. When our region is working together, we're better stewards of our water-- and our future! 🤝💧
Check out our interview with LA County Supervisor @lindseyphorvath at the 2025 Water Resiliency Summit, discussing Water for LA and how we can work together towards a resilient water future. Learn more at waterforla.com 💙
#WaterforLA #WaterResiliencySummit2025
WaterForLA retweeted
📍 Bottled Water Available at Topanga Library
💧 Waterworks District is distributing bottled water to impacted customers under the boil water notice:
📅 Wed, July 23: 6–8 PM
📅 Thurs–Sat (July 24–26): 9 AM–6 PM
📍 122 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd.
More info: lacwaterworks.org
LA County Waterworks District No. 29 (LACWD) recently experienced a low-pressure event due to a damaged hydrant. The State Water Resources Control Board - Division of Drinking Water and LACWD are advising all its customers to only use boiled tap water or bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes as a safety precaution to avoid stomach or intestinal illness.
The affected area includes all Los Angeles County Waterworks customers in the Topanga Area within the following boundaries:
➡️ From Observation Drive on the south to Jando Drive on the north.
➡️ From Rose Lane on the west to Hillside Drive on the east.
➡️ Not including the Entrada community east of Colina Drive.
Visit lacounty.pw/bwnpdf for a hi-res map of the impacted area.
We will inform you when tests show that water is safe to drink and you no longer need to boil your water. We are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.
Further instructions about what to do during a boil water advisory are available at lacwaterworks.org.
WaterForLA retweeted
Topanga -- check the below to see if you're affected👇
LA County Waterworks District No. 29 (LACWD) recently experienced a low-pressure event due to a damaged hydrant. The State Water Resources Control Board - Division of Drinking Water and LACWD are advising all its customers to only use boiled tap water or bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes as a safety precaution to avoid stomach or intestinal illness.
The affected area includes all Los Angeles County Waterworks customers in the Topanga Area within the following boundaries:
➡️ From Observation Drive on the south to Jando Drive on the north.
➡️ From Rose Lane on the west to Hillside Drive on the east.
➡️ Not including the Entrada community east of Colina Drive.
Visit lacounty.pw/tbwn for a hi-res map of the impacted area and more info.
We will inform you when tests show that water is safe to drink and you no longer need to boil your water. We are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.
Further instructions about what to do during a boil water advisory are available at lacwaterworks.org.
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WaterForLA retweeted
LA County Waterworks District No. 29 (LACWD) recently experienced a low-pressure event due to a damaged hydrant. The State Water Resources Control Board - Division of Drinking Water and LACWD are advising all its customers to only use boiled tap water or bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes as a safety precaution to avoid stomach or intestinal illness.
The affected area includes all Los Angeles County Waterworks customers in the Topanga Area within the following boundaries:
➡️ From Observation Drive on the south to Jando Drive on the north.
➡️ From Rose Lane on the west to Hillside Drive on the east.
➡️ Not including the Entrada community east of Colina Drive.
Visit lacounty.pw/bwnpdf for a hi-res map of the impacted area.
We will inform you when tests show that water is safe to drink and you no longer need to boil your water. We are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.
Further instructions about what to do during a boil water advisory are available at lacwaterworks.org.
WaterForLA retweeted
Adventure Park is back — and better than ever.
Thanks to the support of @SupJaniceHahn, along with upgrades on the surface, the park features an underground stormwater capture system that protects neighborhoods and improves water quality.
Take a look at how it came together ⬇️
WaterForLA retweeted
📅 Join us at Supervisor @HollyJMitchell’s 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration and Resource Fair on Saturday, June 14. Register today at mitchell.lacounty.gov/junete… for this free event, which offers on-site County services, resources, and fun family activities!
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This project is a win-win—we are putting our stormwater back into our water supply, and the South Whittier community gets a park with new facilities, equipment, and landscaping, including more than 30 new trees.
Thank you to Girl Scout Troop 11894 for helping me cut this ribbon!
WaterForLA retweeted
Two years ago, we broke ground on this Stormwater Recapture Project at Adventure Park in South Whittier—and it is so good to be here to finally cut the ribbon on this project and welcome this community back to their fully reopened and improved park.
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🎉 Join @SupJaniceHahn, @lacountyparks, and us this Monday as we celebrate the reopening of Adventure Park's baseball fields and unveil a brand-new stormwater capture system that will help treat runoff and improve water quality.
WaterForLA retweeted
The grand re-opening of the baseball fields and our stormwater capture project at Adventure Park in Whittier is almost here!
Come join on Monday, June 9, as we unveil this new and improved section of the park.
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💧 The @WaterForLA team had a great time at WaterFest in Arcadia County Park, sharing everyday water-saving tips. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to learn how small changes can make a big impact.
Learn more at WaterForLA.com.
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Keeping our community safe means staying ahead of nature’s challenges.
LA County Public Works manages a flood control system of dams, debris basins, and other infrastructure. After storms, we clear debris basins of dirt, rocks, and branches to make room for future stormwater.
In the coming weeks, you may see our crews transporting this organic material to disposal sites. This routine flood control work helps protect communities from flooding, and we follow strict safety and environmental best practices every step of the way.
Learn more at pw.lacounty.gov/projects/sed….
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📍The Altadena One-Stop Permit Center has relocated to 464 W. Woodbury Road Suite 210 in Altadena. Property owners can stop by to get help with navigating the rebuilding process, including permitting, planning, and other recovery-related services.
More info at recovery.lacounty.gov/rebuil….
