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LA County Board of Supervisors Chair Lindsey P. Horvath speaks at a podium during a press conference on storm preparation.

Los Angeles County Proclaims Local Emergency for Storm

With a significant storm event across Los Angeles County now underway, Lindsey P. Horvath, Chair of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, signed an emergency proclamation for Los Angeles County, joining Governor Newsom’s declared statewide emergency order. read more

Emergency – Hurricane Hilary (Archived)

This page is activated for Hurricane Hilary. The National Weather Service is forecasting potential impacts to LA County as a result of Hurricane Hilary (estimated between Sunday and Tuesday). Severity…

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This page is not activated This County Emergency Response page will be activated when two or more County departments are responding to an emergency incident in the County of Los…

LA County Urges Local Residents to be Vigilant and Prepare Now for Significant Storm Event

With a significant storm event expected to reach LA County as early as Saturday evening, Los Angeles County Public Works has staged equipment in potentially vulnerable locations across the LA Basin and Antelope Valley and mobilized its workforce across the region to protect local communities. read more

LA County preparing for a series of storms headed towards the southland this weekend

LA County Public Works is closely monitoring two storms forecast to reach the southland as early as today and last into early next week. Residents should expect light, periodic showers beginning tonight, followed by a more intense system bringing heavier rain and possible isolated thunderstorms on Sunday night through Monday. read more

LA County weathers storm overnight and prepares for second round of rain

With light to moderate rainfall forecast through early Friday morning, Los Angeles County Public Works has already captured 5 billion gallons of stormwater since Oct. 1—enough water for 121,600 people. read more

LA County braces against potential mudflows and thunderstorms in first major storm of the season

With moderate to heavy rainfall expected through Friday in foothill and mountain communities, Los Angeles County Public Works has raised its mudflow forecast to Phase 2 in recent burn areas and Phase 1 for burn areas with at least three years of recovery. read more

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