Long Beach Opening Sandbag Sites Ahead of Possible Coastal Flooding
Residents can get sandbags at five sites as officials warn of 3 to 6 foot surf and possible flooding from Hurricane Rachel.
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Long Beach prepares for possible coastal flooding from Hurricane Rachel
Long Beach opened four additional sandbag distribution sites Thursday as officials urge residents to prepare for possible coastal flooding, high surf and rain associated with Hurricane Rachel. The sites, which began distributing sand and sandbags at 10 a.m. Thursday, will remain available through Tuesday, according to city officials. Residents in low-lying areas, particularly the Alamitos Peninsula and Alamitos Bay, are being urged to take preca…
Long Beach to Open Four Sandbag Sites Ahead of Possible Flooding
Long Beach officials announced Wednesday that four additional sandbag distribution sites will open Thursday as residents are urged to prepare for possible coastal flooding, high surf and rain associated with Hurricane Rachel. The sites will begin distributing sand and sandbags at 10 a.m. Thursday and will remain available through Tuesday, according to city officials. Residents […]
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