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EVACUATION WARNING ISSUED FOR CANYON BURN SCAR AREAS. TEMPORARY EVACUATION SHELTER AT HART HOUSE SR. CTR.
STORM PREPARDNESS
Residents in flow areas, canyons, and areas prone to flooding are advised to take all necessary precautions in advance of the storm. As a general reminder, the following are some helpful emergency preparedness tips:
The City is monitoring storm updates from the National Weather Service and our regional partners. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works has issued a Phase 2 Debris and Mudflow Potential Forecast for the Eaton Fire burn scar. A Phase 2 advisory means there is currently a moderate to heavy risk of debris flow and flash flooding in the following areas:
Auburn Avenue, Baldwin Court, Brookside Lane, Mira Monte Avenue, Highland Oak Drive, Idlehour Lane, Mount Wilson Trail, North Michillinda Avenue, North Sunnyside Avenue, Oakdale Drive, Park View Drive, Park Vista Circle, Ranch Top Road, Riviera Drive, Santa Anita Avenue, Skycrest Drive, Skyland Drive, Skyview Drive, Stonehouse Road, Vista Avenue, and Woodland Drive.
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Additional community updates will be provided as information becomes available. Please check the City’s website at sierramadreca.gov and official City social media pages for more information.
For additional tips on disaster and emergency preparedness, please visit the City’s Disaster Preparedness - Sierra Madre page on our website.
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EVACUATION WARNING ISSUED FOR CANYON BURN SCAR AREAS. TEMPORARY EVACUATION SHELTER AT HART HOUSE SR. CTR. 
EVACUATION WARNING & TEMPORARY EVACUATION SHELTER
Sierra Madre, CA. – October 13, 2025
The National Weather Service is forecasting an early season winter storm expected Monday night through Tuesday, bringing the potential for periods of heavy rain and possible flooding or debris flows near burn areas. A Flash Flood Watch and Red Flag Parking Restrictions are in effect beginning 10:00 p.m. tonight.
Los Angeles County Department of Public Works has issued a Phase 2 debris flow forecast which includes a moderate risk of debris and mudflow in the Eaton Fire burn scar area. Residents may anticipate moderate to heavy flooding and mudflow.
Emergency Calls: Dial 9-1-1
Non-Emergency Calls (SMPD): (626) 355-1414.
EVACUATION WARNING ISSUED FOR CANYON AREAS
Evacuation Warnings have been issued in the canyon areas near recent burn scars due to the risk of mud and debris flow. Anyone in these areas should be ready to leave at a moment’s notice. Gather loved ones, pets, documents, medications, and other important supplies before the storm arrives. Those who need more time evacuating should consider leaving now. This includes those with access or functional needs, older adults, people with young children, and anyone with pets. Areas under Evacuation Warning can be seen by visiting www.protect.genasys.com.
The Sierra Madre Police Department is advising residents in specific high hazard locations to evacuate; however, most residents in the Evacuation Warning zones are encouraged to voluntarily relocate at this time.
TEMPORARY EVACUATION SHELTER
Evacuated residents may take shelter at the Hart House Senior Center located at 222 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.
RED FLAG ACTIVATION FOR PARKING RESTRICTIONS
This alert is effective from 10:00 p.m. on Monday, October 13, 2025, through 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 15, 2025.
A Red Flag Warning means that critical weather conditions are expected. To allow for improved public safety vehicle access, parking is restricted on posted narrow and/or winding roads within Sierra Madre’s urban-wildland interface areas. The City of Sierra Madre is requiring residents to keep the streets clear for emergency vehicle access. Under a Red Flag activation, parking on the following streets is prohibited:
Sierra Madre, CA. – October 13, 2025
The National Weather Service is forecasting an early season winter storm expected Monday night through Tuesday, bringing the potential for periods of heavy rain and possible flooding or debris flows near burn areas. A Flash Flood Watch and Red Flag Parking Restrictions are in effect beginning 10:00 p.m. tonight.
Los Angeles County Department of Public Works has issued a Phase 2 debris flow forecast which includes a moderate risk of debris and mudflow in the Eaton Fire burn scar area. Residents may anticipate moderate to heavy flooding and mudflow.
Emergency Calls: Dial 9-1-1
Non-Emergency Calls (SMPD): (626) 355-1414.
EVACUATION WARNING ISSUED FOR CANYON AREAS
Evacuation Warnings have been issued in the canyon areas near recent burn scars due to the risk of mud and debris flow. Anyone in these areas should be ready to leave at a moment’s notice. Gather loved ones, pets, documents, medications, and other important supplies before the storm arrives. Those who need more time evacuating should consider leaving now. This includes those with access or functional needs, older adults, people with young children, and anyone with pets. Areas under Evacuation Warning can be seen by visiting www.protect.genasys.com.
The Sierra Madre Police Department is advising residents in specific high hazard locations to evacuate; however, most residents in the Evacuation Warning zones are encouraged to voluntarily relocate at this time.
TEMPORARY EVACUATION SHELTER
Evacuated residents may take shelter at the Hart House Senior Center located at 222 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.
RED FLAG ACTIVATION FOR PARKING RESTRICTIONS
This alert is effective from 10:00 p.m. on Monday, October 13, 2025, through 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 15, 2025.
A Red Flag Warning means that critical weather conditions are expected. To allow for improved public safety vehicle access, parking is restricted on posted narrow and/or winding roads within Sierra Madre’s urban-wildland interface areas. The City of Sierra Madre is requiring residents to keep the streets clear for emergency vehicle access. Under a Red Flag activation, parking on the following streets is prohibited:
- Mount Wilson Trail
- Churchill Road
- Skyland Drive
- Fern Glen
- Fern Drive
- Idle Hour
- Canyon Crest Drive
- Orange Drive
- Woodland Drive
- Brookside Lane
- Sunnyside Lane
- Yucca Trail
- Holly Trail
- Sturtevant
- Elm
Residents in flow areas, canyons, and areas prone to flooding are advised to take all necessary precautions in advance of the storm. As a general reminder, the following are some helpful emergency preparedness tips:
- Sign up for emergency alerts through Nixle and Genasys Emergency Communications
- Review evacuation routes and have a plan ready for your family and pets.
- Assemble an emergency kit with food, water, medications, flashlight, batteries, and key documents.
- Clear drains, gutters, and storm grates to help prevent localized flooding.
- Check your vehicle’s condition and keep the gas tank at least half-full.
- Use sandbags or barriers if your property is vulnerable to flooding or debris flows.
The City is monitoring storm updates from the National Weather Service and our regional partners. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works has issued a Phase 2 Debris and Mudflow Potential Forecast for the Eaton Fire burn scar. A Phase 2 advisory means there is currently a moderate to heavy risk of debris flow and flash flooding in the following areas:
Auburn Avenue, Baldwin Court, Brookside Lane, Mira Monte Avenue, Highland Oak Drive, Idlehour Lane, Mount Wilson Trail, North Michillinda Avenue, North Sunnyside Avenue, Oakdale Drive, Park View Drive, Park Vista Circle, Ranch Top Road, Riviera Drive, Santa Anita Avenue, Skycrest Drive, Skyland Drive, Skyview Drive, Stonehouse Road, Vista Avenue, and Woodland Drive.
CONNECT WITH US FOR PUBLIC SAFETY ALERTS
Additional community updates will be provided as information becomes available. Please check the City’s website at sierramadreca.gov and official City social media pages for more information.
For additional tips on disaster and emergency preparedness, please visit the City’s Disaster Preparedness - Sierra Madre page on our website.
To receive Nixle Emergency Alerts, please register at Nixle Feed - Sierra Madre and Genasys Emergency Communications
Follow us on social media on Facebook and Instagram
Instructions:
The Sierra Madre Police Department is advising residents in specific high hazard locations to evacuate. Evacuation Warning zones are encouraged to voluntarily relocate at this time.
Address/Location
Sierra Madre Police Department
242 West Sierra Madre Boulevard
Sierra Madre, CA 91024
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 626-355-1414