Thursday, December 30, 2021

Advisory Message: All lanes of PCH are open at Puerco Cyn in Malibu

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Thursday December 30, 2021, 4:32 PM

City of Malibu Emergency Services

Advisory: All lanes of PCH are open at Puerco Cyn in Malibu

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All lanes of PCH are open at Puerco Cyn in Malibu

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Advisory Message: Malibu Canyon Rd reduced to 1 lane at Malibu Crest Dr (HRL) to clearn a mudslide, with alternating lanes.

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Thursday December 30, 2021, 12:33 PM

City of Malibu Emergency Services

Advisory: Malibu Canyon Rd reduced to 1 lane at Malibu Crest Dr (HRL) to clearn a mudslide, with alternating lanes.

Dear Pepperdine Libboard,

City of Malibu Traffic Alert - Malibu Canyon Rd reduced to 1 lane at Malibu Crest Dr (HRL) to clearn a mudslide, with crews directing traffic in alternating lanes.

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Advisory Message: All westbound lanes of PCH are closed at Puerco Cyn Rd in Malibu for 2-3 hrs to clear a mudslide.

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Thursday December 30, 2021, 11:22 AM

City of Malibu Emergency Services

Advisory: All westbound lanes of PCH are closed at Puerco Cyn Rd in Malibu for 2-3 hrs to clear a mudslide.

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All westbound lanes of PCH are closed at Puerco Cyn Rd in Malibu for 2-3 hrs to clear a mudslide.

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Advisory Message: Decker Rd closed at PCH due to rockslide. Debris, downed trees, flooding in several Malibu locations

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Thursday December 30, 2021, 8:53 AM

City of Malibu Emergency Services

Advisory: Decker Rd closed at PCH due to rockslide. Debris, downed trees, flooding in several Malibu locations

Dear Pepperdine Libboard,

Decker Road is closed at PCH in Malibu due to multiple rockslides. Caltrans is on scene clearing the road. There are multiple locations in Malibu with a lot of debris and several downed trees in the road. There is some localized street flooding on Civic Center Way and Stuart Ranch Road. City Public Works Maintenance Crews are working to keep the roads clear and will be out patrolling Malibu throughout the day to clear roadways.

Heavy flooding at Leo Carrillo State Beach (jsut west of City limits at PCH), which required dozens of people to be safely evacuated.

Residents are advised to avoid driving on the roads during current storm conditions.

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Advisory Message: 1 WB lane of PCH closed at Via Escondido Dr due to downed tree. 1 WB lane of PCH closed at Puerco Cyn Rd - mud slide.

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Thursday December 30, 2021, 7:36 AM

City of Malibu Emergency Services

Advisory: 1 WB lane of PCH closed at Via Escondido Dr due to downed tree. 1 WB lane of PCH closed at Puerco Cyn Rd - mud slide.

Dear Pepperdine Libboard,

1 westbound lane of PCH is closed at Via Escondido Dr in Malibu due to a downed tree. 1 westbound lane of PCH is closed at Puerco Cyn Rd due to a mud slide. Drive cautiously with headlights on, be prepared for water, mud, rocks, branches on roads in Malibu.

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Advisory Message: Rain causing havoc on WB PCH this morning…

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Thursday December 30, 2021, 7:13 AM

LASD - Malibu/Lost Hills Station, Los Angeles County Sheriff

Alex Villanueva, Sheriff

Advisory: Rain causing havoc on WB PCH this morning…

Dear Pepperdine Libboard,

⚠️#2 wb lane PCH closed at 27400 block due to down tree and ⚠️# 2 wb lane closed at Puerco Cyn due to mud slide. Today is a good day to stay home if you don’t have to be on the road. #Slowdown #HeadlightsOn #Malibu

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Wednesday, December 29, 2021

Advisory Message: LA County STORM WATCH WARNING

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Wednesday December 29, 2021, 8:36 AM

LASD - Los Angeles County Sheriffs Dept Information Bureau (SIB)

Alex Villanueva, Sheriff

Advisory: ** LA County STORM WATCH WARNING **

Dear Pepperdine Libboard,

Los Angeles County Public Works has issued a winter storm warning that will be in effect for the Los Angeles County region from Wednesday, Dec 29th, starting at 1 AM until Friday, Dec. 31st, at 4 AM.

•Coastal Areas and Valleys: 1-3 inches

•Mountains: 3-6 inches

•Debris Flow:
- Phase 2 Debris Flow Forecast for burn areas with less than one years of recovery.
- Phase 1 Debris Flow Debris Flow Forecast for burn areas with two years of recovery.
- No Phase Debris Flow Forecast for burn areas in LA County with three or more years of recovery.

• Peak rainfall rates storm are expected to be up to 0.75 inch per hour.

•County agencies are working in unified command to advise residents on how to prepare for this storm event and potentially evacuate 56 households at greatest risk in the Bobcat Fire (San Gabriel Valley) and Lake Fire (north County) burn areas.

• Avoid driving on mountain roads or into ponded- or swift-moving water and recent burn areas.

• Preparing in advance is the public’s best defense against storm-related emergencies:

o Develop an emergency plan and know your property’s risk factors for flooding.

o Stay tuned to local weather reports and follow the instructions of law enforcement if told to evacuate.

o Visit READY.LACounty.gov for valuable storm tips, like free sandbag distribution locations, and to sign up for automatic emergency alerts.

o Keep trash cans off the street to allow stormwater to travel freely.

o Find storm-related news on social media using the hashtag: #LARain

o Call Public Works 24-hour Dispatch Center to report storm-related damage or flooding 800-675-HELP (4357)

o People Experiencing Homelessness living within County flood control infrastructure and in need of shelter can access winter shelters throughout LA County.

BURN AREAS OF CONCERN:

•Bobcat Fire (Sept.- Oct. 2020)

PHASE 2 DEBRIS MUDFLOW FORECAST
-115,796 acres (132-square-mile burn area) burned in the Angeles National Forest,
City of Monrovia, and Juniper Hills, Littlerock, Pearblossom, Llano and Valyermo.
-194 structures damages or destroyed
•Lake Fire (August 2020)

PHASE 2 DEBRIS MUDFLOW FORECAST
- 31,089 acres burned in Lake Hughes area
- 45 structures damaged or destroyed

If you have an emergency, please dial 9-1-1.

For non-emergent situations, please dial your local law enforcement station.

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Advisory Message: Rain expected in Malibu all day Wed, 12/29 total 1-1.5 in (low intensity). Beware road hazards & traffic signal outages

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Wednesday December 29, 2021, 8:08 AM

City of Malibu Emergency Services

Advisory: Rain expected in Malibu all day Wed, 12/29 total 1-1.5 in (low intensity). Beware road hazards & traffic signal outages

Dear Pepperdine Libboard,

WINTER STORM UPDATES, PREPAREDNESS TIPS AND SANDBAG LOCATIONS IN MALIBU - UPDATE 12/29/2021

Rain expected in Malibu all day Wed, 12/29 total 1-1.5 in. with low intensity.

NWS forecasts a storm will bring rain to Malibu Wednesday morning (12/29) through most of the day, possibly extending into Thursday. The rainfall total is expected to be 1 - 1.5 in, with very low rain intensities of less than 0.1 in per hour. Beware of hazardous driving conditions due to potential for water, mud, rocks and debris in the road, and power and traffic signal outages.

Under California law, motorist must approach an intersection with a malfunctioning traffic signal as an all-way stop - that means come to a complete stop.

Never approach or touch downed power lines - stay back, warn others and call 911.

City and County Public Works crews and Caltrans will be monitoring PCH and canyon roads in Malibu for hazards and using bladetrucks to keep the roadways free of rocks and debris, checking and clearing drainage culverts and storm drains, and pre-placing equipment.

Sandbags are available at Los Angeles County Fire Stations. Call fire stations to find out if filled sandbags and sand are available – find station phone numbers: https://locator.lacounty.gov/fire. To search for sandbag locations in LA County use the LA County Department of Public Works sandbag locator: https://dpw.lacounty.gov/dsg/sandbags. Please do not remove sand from the beach to fill sandbags. Sand is crucial for beach habitats, and removing it from the beach is illegal in LA County. Plastic sandbags are prohibited in the City of Malibu (jute, burlap or other natural fiber bags are allowed).

The LA County Dept. of Public Health advises the public to avoid contact with ocean water near discharging rivers, creeks and storm drains within 72 hours of significant rainfall due to high levels of bacteria and pollution.

For more information, visit NWS Los Angeles/Oxnard https://www.weather.gov/lox/ and search for "90265" or "Malibu." To sign up for weather, beach or emergency alerts via text or email from the City of Malibu, visit the www.malibucity.org/news, scroll down to "Alert Center," and choose the alerts you wish to receive. PLEASE NOTE - the City will send out "Utility Advisories" for power outages, "Weather Advisories" for weather information, and "Emergency Alerts" in case of an emergency that threatens lives and properties. All emergency information will be posted on the City website at www.MalibuCity.org and on social media (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram).

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