In preparation for inclement weather that is expected to reach LA County this Sunday due to tropical storm Hilary, I would like to share tips and resources to help you stay safe and prepared.
If you haven’t signed up for Alert LA County, you can here. This is a great way to get information on emergency and weather alerts, health notifications, and other updates. Be sure to also follow @ReadyLACounty to stay informed on the latest updates and useful tips.
Download The Works App here to quickly report road hazards, including downed trees, potholes, and signal outages in LA County or call the 24/7 Dispatch at 800-675-4375 to report by phone or dial 2-1-1.
For downed power lines, always dial 9-1-1.
Southern California Edison customers can report power outages here or call 800-611-1911. To check the status of current outages, click here.
Department of Water & Power customers can report power outages here or call 800-342-5397. To check the status of current outages, click here.
Sandbags and sand are also available at select fire stations. To find a location near you, click here.
We also ask that residents and boaters stay away from the coast as this storm moves in. Also, as a reminder, please stay away from LA County waterways and river channels during and after storms. Swift-moving water can be dangerous.
Let’s do our best to be careful and considerate of each other on the road and in our communities. My office along with your LA County teams are here to provide support and will keep you posted on updates and resources.
Sincerely,
Holly J. Mitchell
Los Angeles County Supervisor, 2nd District |
