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EVACUATION ORDER LIFTED; 05:00PM; https://lafd.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Media/index.html?appid=ba8cfed4b4a04d49b7489eb8300727a8; #ShadowHills; The Evacuation Order for the La Tuna Canyon area has been lifted. Residents in the impacted area will now have full access to return home and can retrieve pets or large animals that were evacuated to City shelters. The Evacuation Center for individuals (Stonehurst Recreation Center) will be closed effective today at 5:00 PM. The established large-animal shelters (Hansen Dam Horse Park and LA Equestrian Center) will remain open until February 7, 2024, at 5:00 PM. The City would like to remind residents that as the storm season continues, everyone in the Land Fire burn-scar area should remain cautious. Residents are also advised to watch out for falling rocks, minor debris flows, and landslides, even if it is not raining. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works (LACDPW) has downgraded this site to a Phase 2 from a Phase 3. According to the LACDPW, Phase 2 indicates that “moderate debris and mudflows are possible at more widespread locations.” Due to this downgrade, City of Los Angeles Departments conducted a land survey of the evacuated area to confirm the County’s assessment and concluded that the residents may return home. For more information on emergency response related to the storms, visit: Emergency.LACity.gov/Updates Se levanta la Orden de Evacuación para la zona del Cañón de La Tuna. Los residentes del área afectada ahora tendrán acceso total para regresar a sus hogares y podrán recuperar mascotas o animales grandes que fueron evacuados a refugios de la ciudad. El Centro de Evacuación para individuos (Centro de Recreación Stonehurst) estará cerrado a partir de hoy a las 5:00 p.m. Los refugios para animales grandes establecidos (Hansen Dam Horse Park y LA Equestrian Center) permanecerán abiertos hasta el 7 de febrero de 2024 a las 5:00 p.m. La Ciudad quisiera recordar a los residentes que a medida que continúe la temporada de tormentas, todos en el área afectada por los incendios de Land Fire deben permanecer precavidos. También se recomienda a los residentes que estén atentos a la caída de rocas, flujos menores de escombros y deslizamientos de tierra, incluso si no está lloviendo. El Departamento de Obras Públicas del Condado de Los Ángeles (LACDPW) ha degradado este sitio a Fase 2 desde Fase 3. Según el LACDPW, la Fase 2 indica que “es posible que se produzcan flujos de lodo y escombros moderados en lugares más extendidos”. Debido a esta degradación, los Departamentos de la Ciudad de Los Ángeles realizaron un estudio territorial del área evacuada para confirmar la evaluación del Condado y concluyeron que los residentes pueden regresar a sus hogares. Para obtener más información sobre la respuesta de emergencia relacionada con las tormentas, visite: Emergency.LACity.gov/Updates ; Nicholas Prange

Technical Rescue; INC#2061; 07:55PM; 4307 W Rose Hill Dr; https://maps.app.goo.gl/aGmAhU1VQFxkhbHD7; #MontecitoHeights; Delivery truck precariously perched in soft soil on the side of a hill, threatening a home below. No injuries. Firefighters, USAR, and Heavy Rescue will work together to attempt to bring the vehicle to solid ground at street level.; FS 47; Batt 2; Central Bureau; Council District 14; BC1 BC2 BP47 E1 E203 E227 E27 E450 E47 EM1 HR3 RA3 RA47 T1 T27 T3 UR27 UR3 UR88; CH7; 12; Nicholas Prange

River Rescue; INC#1523; 02:45PM; 17 Pacoima Wash; #Sylmar; Firefighters responded to bystander reports that a man jumped in the flowing water in pursuit of his dog. Crews responded to several bridges and access points down river and located the canine, who had managed to swim safely to the edge and escape the rapids. LAFD Air Ops lowered a rescuer into the water, who was able to grab the patient, who was still conscious. They were hoisted into the aircraft, and transported to the local hospital by air. His dog was taken to a local shelter for temporary care for minor injuries. There were no other victims in the water, related to this incident. PIO Captain Cody Weireter responding to Paxton x Arleta for media needs.; FS 91; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 7; AO1 AO2 BC11 BC12 BC5 BC712 CM40 CM42 E235 E250 E260 E298 E35 E39 E76 E81 E82 E91 EM17 EM5 H1 H4 H5 HA1 HA4 HA5 HR3 PI3 RA39 RA850 RA86 SC1 SW44 SW88 SW89 T35 T50 T60 T98 UR88; CH5; 12; Nicholas Prange

Update Debris Flow; INC#0696; 10:30AM; 1919 N Beverly Dr; https://maps.app.goo.gl/h7jJych3u5woVkqq8; #BeverlyCrest; Firefighters responded to a debris flow in Beverly Crest, where firefighters assisted stranded residents from seven homes evacuate, including six adults and nine children. Six of the homes were damaged and one threatened. ; FS 108; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; Council District 5; BC14 BC712 BC9 CM40 CM42 E108 E288 E289 E292 EM14 ER2 HR3 JT4 PI3 RA71 RA88 RA889 T88 T89 T92 UA6 UR88; CH8; 17; Nicholas Prange

Update River Rescue; INC#0750; 10:33AM; 14240 W Paxton St; https://maps.app.goo.gl/p7Sy3HwLTKvVL8pq6; #Arleta; After an extensive search of the flood control channel (which has 10-12 feet of water flowing at approximately 15mph) by ground and air, no victim has been located. Crews have searched up and down the river from Arleta to Downtown LA, and beyond (LA County FD responded to search beyond the LA City limits). Fire crews were never able to visually confirm a victim was in the water. Crews are picking up and clearing the incident. Nothing further.; FS 7; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 6; AO1 AO2 BC1 BC10 BC12 BC2 BC5 BC712 CM20 CM22 E1 E102 E2 E201 E203 E227 E239 E260 E298 E39 E55 E60 E7 E86 E89 E97 EM5 FR91 H1 H4 H5 HA1 HA4 HA5 RA7 RA78 RA878 SC1 SW44 SW88 SW89 T1 T27 T3 T39 T60 T98 UR27 UR3; CH5; 12; Nicholas Prange

River Rescue; INC#0750; 08:57AM; 14240 W Paxton St; https://maps.app.goo.gl/kJBSDvR2Et3EpYfK9; #Arleta; Firefighters are responding to reports of the need for a river rescue of a 6-year-old male. Crews are staged at various rescue points along the waterway to attempt a rescue, and are searching by ground and air.; FS 7; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 6; AO1 AO2 BC10 BC12 BC2 BC5 BC712 CM20 CM22 E102 E227 E239 E260 E39 E55 E60 E7 E86 E97 EM5 FR91 H1 H4 H5 HA1 HA4 HA5 RA7 RA78 RA878 SC1 SW44 SW88 SW89 T27 T39 T60 UR27 UR3; CH5; 12; Nicholas Prange

Debris Flow; INC#0696; 08:31AM; 1919 N Beverly Dr; #BeverlyCrest; A debris flow has caused significant damage to approximately 5 homes. Thankfully, no one was trapped. Dept of Building and Safety has been notified to assess and red tag any seriously compromised structures. Firefighters assisted residents with evacuation. Approximately 10 people have been displaced.; FS 108; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; Council District 5; BC14 BC712 BC9 CM40 CM42 E108 E288 E289 E292 EM14 HR3 RA71 RA88 RA889 T88 T89 T92 UR88; CH8; 17; Nicholas Prange

Update Debris Flow; INC#0016; 01:50AM; 18046 W Boris Dr; #Tarzana; Three homes were impacted by a small debris flow. Only one had residents home at the time. Both residents were evacuated, with assistance from LAFD Firefighters. No reported injuries.; FS 93; Batt 17; Valley Bureau; Council District 4; BC17 DT1 E273 E83 E93 LD2 LD4 PI3 T73 TP1; CH8; 14 15; Nicholas Prange

KNOCKDOWN Structure Fire; INC#0028; 01:22AM; 2056 W 97th St; #GramercyPark; Firefighters battled a stubborn fire in a one-story home, which started with heavy fire in the attic, and eventually spread throughout the home, before firefighters eliminated the flames. It took 42 firefighters 63 minutes. No reported injuries. Cause under investigation.; FS 57; Batt 13; South Bureau; Council District 8; BC13 BC4 BC706 CM20 CM22 E264 E266 E295 E57 E64 E66 E95 EM13 RA257 RA57 RA857 T64 T66 T95; CH9; 12 13; Nicholas Prange

Debris Flow; INC#0016; 12:12AM; 18046 W Boris Dr; #Tarzana; *At least* three homes have been impacted by a debris flow. Crews are assisting residents with evacuation.; FS 93; Batt 17; Valley Bureau; Council District 4; BC17 E273 E83 E93 LD2 LD4 T73 TP1; CH8; 14 15; Nicholas Prange