WOOLSEY FIRE REPOPULATION UPDATE
LOS ANGELES (Wed., Nov. 14, 2018) – The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) is announcing the repopulation of the following areas impacted by the #WoolseyFire effective Wednesday, November 14, 2018, at 2:00 p.m.
The following areas inside of the City of Malibu will be
opened to residents only:
• Pacific Coast Highway from Carbon Canyon Road (east) to Webb Way (west)
• From the ocean to the northern City limit
• Neighborhoods of Serra Retreat and Sweetwater Mesa
• IMPORTANT EXCEPTION: The Malibu Colony neighborhood and Civic Center area will remain closed
Please note, LASD personnel will be moving the checkpoint from Pacific Coast Highway and Coastline Road to Pacific Coast Highway and Carbon Canyon Road in the City of Malibu. Only RESIDENTS of the repopulated areas west of Carbon Canyon Road in the City of Malibu will be permitted to enter this area. The area west of Webb Way will remain closed.
The following link can be used to assist the public in determining if their property is in an area that will be open following the 2:00 p.m. repopulation:
https://goo.gl/sUCR5v. The link connects users to an evacuation map, maintained by CalFire.
The Fire Incident Command continues to monitor the active fire areas, as well as those areas remaining closed due to critical infrastructure concerns or safety hazards. Any future information pertaining to safety conditions and repopulation will be updated at the following link:
www.LACounty.gov/WoolseyFire.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will continue to have a strong presence in the repopulated and evacuated areas for the next several days to ensure the protection of Los Angeles County residents and their property. All other road closures and evacuated areas for the #WoolseyFire remain in effect.
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