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ALT HOW TO PREPARE FOR HURRICANE HILARY The National Hurricane Center issued its first-ever tropical storm watch for Southern California today. Here is how the City of Los Angeles is prepping for this storm.

ALT HOW ANGELENOS CAN PREPARE ANGELENOS ARE URGED TO STAY AWAY FROM THE SHORELINE AND BEACHES THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THE STORM HURRICANE SAFETY AND RESOURCES PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ARE AVAILABLE AT: WEATHER.GOV/SAFETY/HURRICANE FOLLOW @READYLA ON SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS FOR GENERAL RESOURCES AND TO STAY INFORMED SIGN UP FOR NOTIFYLA TO RECEIVE UPDATES EMERGENCY.LACITY.GOV/UPDATES FOR SIGNIFICANT ROAD CLOSURES OR TRANSPORTATION IMPACTS VISIT LADOT.LACITY.ORG/DOTNEWS

ALT IMPORTANT RESOURCES FOR ANGELENOS For impacts like roadway flooding, tree limbs blocking roads, or mudslides, Angelenos should request service through lacity.gov/myla311 or by calling 311 Sign up for power outage alerts or report a power outage at: LADWP.com/outagealert OR by calling 1-800-342-5397

ALT HOW THE CITY OF L.A. IS PREPARING HOMELESSNESS : The City is working with LAHSA to activate augmented shelters to bring Angelenos inside to be sheltered from the coming storm. POWER OUTAGES: LADWP Power restoration crews are ready to respond to any power outages. Visit LADWP.com/OutageAlert FLOODS AND STREET SERVICES: 311 will be open Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Sunday hours will be extended to 8 pm, and again to 10 pm if there is high call volume. 311 may also adjust hours on Monday and Tuesday as needed. LOS ANGELES WORLD AIRPORTS: Passengers are encouraged to confirm their flight’s status with their airlines before they depart for LAX and to allow for enough time to travel to and from LAX. LAFD: The department has prepared a specialized 50 member-strong swift water rescue team. Free ready-to-fill sandbags are available at all 106 Neighborhood Fire Stations. ANIMAL SAFETY: LA Animal Services’ Animal Control Officers and Specialized Mobile Animal and Rescue Team are ready