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Sheriff's officials warn residents in La Crescenta and other foothill communities to keep roads clear

Concerned about potential mudslides, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said they will tow any cars parked in the hillside areas of La Crescenta, Montrose or La Cañada Flintridge.

"It is very important that the streets be cleared of vehicles so that they are not possibly swept away and damaged, or damage other property,” said Capt. Mike Parker. He also said the people need to keep roads clear so that emergency equipment can pass through the area whenever necessary.

So far, there have been no major mudslides or flooding reported in areas burned in 2009's Station fire.

-- Richard Winton

 
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What's wrong with living in a city with other people? These people move to canyons and hillsides to get away from certain people, and yet their houses are in dangerous of burning down or getting hit with a mudslide. I'm here in a city with a diverse bunch of residents and we are bone dry in our homes.

Come move to the city. We won't hurt you.


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