Advisory
Limited supply of sand and bags available to residents for upcoming storm. Thursday March 9, 2023 9am - 1pm - SS Community Center
There is a 85% probability of an strong atmospheric river impacting the area by Friday, but may start as early as Thursday afternoon. Potential flooding at the 1,500-3,000 feet.
Kern County may have additional sandbag distribution sites throughout the County. The Stallion Springs sandbag site is separate and not affiliated with the Kern County distribution locations. Please check your local news channels or media sources for future information.
Kern County Roads:
Take a few moments to prepare for a flooding emergency.
Limited supply of sand and bags available to residents for upcoming storm. Thursday March 9, 2023 9am - 1pm - SS Community Center 
Stallion Springs Community Services District is providing a limited supply of sand and bags in preparation for the next winter storms and its potential for flooding in our community.
Stallion Springs Sandbag Distribution
27850 Stallion Springs Drive (west side parking lot ) Stallion Springs Community Center
Location: Thursday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Sand and bags are provided – You may need a shovel.
Residents must present proof of residency.
Limit 4 per household. Supply available until supply is exhausted.
Will be on first come, first serve basis.
Location: Thursday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Sand and bags are provided – You may need a shovel.
Residents must present proof of residency.
Limit 4 per household. Supply available until supply is exhausted.
Will be on first come, first serve basis.
Stallion Springs Community Emergency Response Team (SSCERT)
Will be on hand to assist with the filling of sandbags.
Will be on hand to assist with the filling of sandbags.
There is a 85% probability of an strong atmospheric river impacting the area by Friday, but may start as early as Thursday afternoon. Potential flooding at the 1,500-3,000 feet.
Kern County may have additional sandbag distribution sites throughout the County. The Stallion Springs sandbag site is separate and not affiliated with the Kern County distribution locations. Please check your local news channels or media sources for future information.
Kern County Roads:
Tehachapi Centralized Location:
Kern County Roads has delivered stockpiles of sand where residents can fill their own bags at Highline Road and Tucker Road, as of today Wednesday March 8, 2023.WHAT CAN YOU DO?
PREPARE.Take a few moments to prepare for a flooding emergency.
- Create an emergency flood kit. Be sure to include important paperwork such as copies of insurance policies and birth certificates, extra batteries and flashlights, a battery-powered radio, medications and food and drinkable water for at least 72 hours.
- Don’t forget your pets! Find carriers for cats, leashes for dogs and be sure to include any of their medications and food in your emergency kit.
- Identify and document your personal belongings. This information can be used after a flood, if necessary.
- Keep roof gutters and downspouts clean and clear.
- Keep yards and driveways clear of debris.
- Have trees pruned or removed if they are a danger to you or your neighbor’s property.
- Make repairs to walls, roofs and drainage systems before storms arrive.
- Have heater and fireplaces cleaned and checked for safety before storm season
- Stay off the roads during storm events unless absolutely necessary.
- Create a plan. Talk with family members about where to go and what to do during a flood emergency.
- Follow the directions provided via media and by the Police and Fire Departments to ensure that you are heading in the safest possible direction.
- Turn Around, Don’t Drown - Avoid walking or driving through flood waters.
- Just six inches of moving water can knock you down, and two feet of water can sweep your vehicle away.
Address/Location
Stallion Springs Community Services District
27800 Stallion Springs Dr
Stallion Springs, CA 93561
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 661-822-3268