In this episode of In Depth, Hal speaks with Mark Pestrella and Ray Tremblay about storm preps. foxla.com/news/in-depth-…

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Local investments in water infrastructure pay off BIG with second stellar year of ⛈️ stormwater capture. Collaboration under #LACountyWaterPlan promises even greater results. Lindsey P. Horvath LADWP latimes.com/environment/st…

Happy International Women in Engineering Day! Celebrating women engineers who plan, design, build, and maintain the modern infrastructure that uplifts all communities in #LACounty and inspires the next generation of girls to join this vital profession. #INWED #INWED24

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I'm proud to be part of an all women Board of Supervisors. But the work continues. We want to build a culture for all women in our LA County workforce to lead with courage and vision. Thank you @lacwomenleaders & LA County Public Works for us to learn & chart a new path together.

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🌧️ It's #FloodPreparednessWeek. Are you prepared if disaster strikes? 📲 Visit ready.lacounty.gov/flooding for critical info to stay safe before, during, and after a flood event. 🏠 Download our Flood Prep Guide ➡️ lacounty.pw/FloodPrep. #CAFloodPrepWeek

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3️⃣4️⃣ LA County Public Works salutes the memory of Fernando Valenzuela, a Dodger legend whose impact transcends the game. His legacy will continue to inspire, and we honor the joy and pride he brought to countless fans. 🧢 Que descanse en paz, El Toro.

Tomorrow, October 26th, is #NationalPrescriptionDrugTakeBackDay! Remember to 💊Safely dispose of unused or expired medications to protect your family, community, and environment. To find a drop-off location near you, visit CleanLA.com.

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LA County and state and local partners are coordinating the placement of K-rails in critical areas before the rain. These concrete barriers help protect our communities from potential mudslides and debris flows. 🔗 Get storm safety tips at Ready.LACounty.gov.

With rain in the forecast, now is the time to prepare for potential mud and debris flows, especially if you live near recent burn areas. Sign up for alerts at alert.lacounty.gov and find preparedness tips at ready.lacounty.gov.

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After storms, our crews clear debris basins to protect neighborhoods from flooding. Principal Engineer Sterling Klippel explains how we safely remove natural sediment like dirt, rocks, and trees — NOT hazardous materials. Questions? 🔗 lacounty.pw/sediment 📱 (800) 675-4357