Thursday, February 27, 2014

Advisory Message: PCH CLOSED BETWEEN YERBA BUENA AND LAS POSAS RD, 10:00 PM THURSDAY-6:00 AM FRIDAY

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Thursday February 27, 2014, 10:02 PM

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Advisory: PCH CLOSED BETWEEN YERBA BUENA AND LAS POSAS RD, 10:00 PM THURSDAY-6:00 AM FRIDAY

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FULL CLOSURE DUE TO CONCERNS FOR ROCK SLIDES. (CHP)

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Community Message: Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Fire Camp Inmates Sent to City of Glendora to Help Prep for Storm #LASD

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Thursday February 27, 2014, 5:28 PM

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Community: Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Fire Camp Inmates Sent to City of Glendora to Help Prep for Storm #LASD

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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Fire Camp Inmates Sent to City of Glendora to Help Prep for Storm (photos)

Hi SHB Group,

Twenty inmates assigned to the Los Angeles County Jail Fire Camp Training Facility were sent to the Glendora City Yard on February 27, 2014, to assist with the filling of sandbags in preparation for the heavy rainfall predicted for this weekend.

These twenty inmates are part of the Prisoner Assistance Community Enhancement (PACE) program. There are 29 inmates assigned to the PACE crew of the 160 inmates assigned to the Fire Camp Training Unit. The inmates are part of the Public Safety Realignment Plan (AB109), which places lower security level inmates (“N3”, Nonviolent, Non-serious,
Non-sexual) in the custody of local law enforcement agencies. The PACE crews consist of in-custody inmate workers who provide assistance for public service projects throughout Los Angeles County. These projects include trash clean-up, landscape maintenance, and miscellaneous projects. The inmates involved in both the Fire Camp and PACE program volunteer for the programs. Many of the inmates believe this is their way of giving back.

The inmates have been approved for work crew positions and are supervised by sworn personnel. Sworn personnel were sent with the inmates to the City of Glendora and were transported in two fully equipped, Sheriff’s Department ten passenger vans, each towing a trailer with work tools and portable toilet.

As Los Angeles County prepares for a second storm this weekend, the burn areas surrounding Glendora as a result of the Colby Fire present serious concern for the people who reside below the hillsides. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department began reaching out to the various areas of concern to offer their inmate work force as a labor pool to assist with the filling of sandbags. On February 26, 2014, the City of Glendora declared the following ORANGE LEVEL emergency protocol in effect for the Colby Fire Burn Impact Area. The alert was raised to orange from yellow due to Weather Forecasts and the field conditions within the foothills of Glendora.

Sandbags can be obtained at the Glendora City Yard, 440 South Loraine Avenue, Glendora,
Phone: (626) 335-2163.

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Community Message: ROADS SET TO CLOSE DUE TO RAIN FORECAST AND POTENTIAL MUDFLOW #LASD

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Thursday February 27, 2014, 4:03 PM

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Community: ROADS SET TO CLOSE DUE TO RAIN FORECAST AND POTENTIAL MUDFLOW #LASD

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Thursday, February 27, 2014

ROADS SET TO CLOSE DUE TO RAIN FORECAST AND POTENTIAL MUDFLOW

The Los Angeles County Public Works Department has advised that, based on the forecast of inclement weather and potential mud and debris flow events, public access to the following road segments will be closed. The closures will remain in effect until the storm system has passed and the roads have been inspected.

· Azusa: Old San Gabriel Canyon Rd from Azusa City boundary to the Angeles National Forest. Effective February 27, at 8 a.m.

· Angeles Nat’l Forest: Glendora Mountain Rd from Big Dalton Rd to East Fork Rd. Effective February 27, at 8 a.m.

· Angeles Nat’l Forest: Glendora Ridge Rd from Mt. Baldy to Glendora Mountain Rd. Effective February 27, at 8 a.m.

· Agua Dulce: Bouquet Canyon Rd from Big Oaks Lodge to two miles north of Vasquez Canyon Rd. Effective February 28, at 1 a.m.

Residents and motorists are urged to visit the CARE website at www.dpwcare.org for further updates on road conditions, or sign up to receive instant notifications through Public Works’ eNotify system at www.dpw.lacounty.gov. Residents and motorists can also follow Public Works @dpwCARE for additional information on road conditions.

Residents, business owners, and persons with access or functional needs may also call 2-1-1 for LA County information and referral services regarding post-disaster resources that are available to those affected by the floods, debris, and mudflow. The toll-free 2-1-1 number is available 24-hours a day and 7-days a week. 211 LA County Services can also be accessed by visiting www.211la.org.

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Community Message: #LASD Malibu Search and Rescue Locate Lost Teen Hikers in Malibu Mountains, #Malibu @MalibuSAR

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Thursday February 27, 2014, 6:42 AM

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Community: #LASD Malibu Search and Rescue Locate Lost Teen Hikers in Malibu Mountains, #Malibu @MalibuSAR

Hi Pepperdine Libboard,

On Wednesday, at approximately 9 p.m., LASD Malibu Search and Rescue (SAR) received a call for two missing hikers in the Newton Canyon area of Malibu. The two hikers, an 18 year old male from West Hills and a 17 year old female from Chatsworth, along with their small dog, set out for a hike at 3 p.m. from the Newton Canyon trailhead, off of Kanan Road. Once darkness fell around 6 p.m., and the weather turned cold and rainy, the hikers realized they were lost and called a parent. The parent notified Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station, whom in turn called the LASD Malibu Search and Rescue Team.

As Malibu SAR was responding, communication was lost with the two hikers when it was determined that the two hikers’ cell phones lost charge. Due to the cold and rainy conditions, Malibu SAR notified LACO Fire which launched a rescue helicopter to assist in the search with the ground units. Based on the last information provided by the hikers, before communication was lost, the search started several miles from where the hike began. The low fog ceiling and poor visibility prevented LACO Fire’s rescue helicopter from enter the area.

After about an hour of searching in near-zero visibility conditions, the two hikers were finally located. The hikers, and their dog, who were wet and very cold, were very happy to be rescued. They were loaded into a warm rescue vehicle and driven to where their vehicle was parked and where their family was waiting for word on their condition.

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David J. Katz

S/R Captain, PIO &

LACO Fire Department Liaison

Malibu Search and Rescue Team

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

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