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CITY OF GLENDALE
As of Thursday, January 9, 2025 - 9:00 AM:
EVACUATION ORDERS HAVE BEEN LIFTED FOR CHEVY CHASE, GLENOAKS CANYON, EMERALD ISLE, AND CAMINO SAN RAFAEL.
Translations:
CHEVY CHASE ԵՎ GLENOAKS Canyon փողոցների համար տարհանման հրամանները հանվել են։
E HAN LEVANTADO LAS ÓRDENES DE EVACUACIÓN PARA CHEVY CHASE Y GLENOAKS CANYON.
체비 체이스와 글렌옥스 캐니언에 대한 대피 명령이 해제되었습니다.
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AIR QUALITY UPDATE:
Due to the recent wildfires, air quality conditions have declined. If plan to be outdoors during these conditions, we recommend the following:
- Wear N-95 Respirators: These offer important protection from hazardous air particulates.
- Limit Outdoor Exposure: Whenever possible, refrain from going outside for the next several days.
- Monitor Your Health: Remove yourself from the area experiencing smoke and/or seek medical care if you experience symptoms such as coughing, difficulty breathing, or irritation.
To maintain safe indoor air quality, implement measures to reduce the infiltration of outdoor pollutants. Do not use your HVAC system if it circulates air from the outdoors. Recirculate air within the building. You may want to wear N-95 masks indoors and to keep doors and windows closed to minimize the introduction of outside air.
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The City remains committed to providing essential services and ensuring public safety. Staff will be available 24/7 to address ongoing and emerging issues. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant, prioritize safety, and support one another during this time. Together, we will navigate through these challenging conditions safely.
These strong winds are expected to persist through Wednesday, January 8th.
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