Inyo County Office of Emergency Services
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Rising Temps to Accelerate Runoff
Rising Temps to Accelerate Runoff Conditions Pose Hazards in and out of the Water Rising temperatures between now and July…
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FEMA, SBA Assistance Available in Inyo County
FEMA, SBA Assistance Available in Inyo County Inyo County residents, businesses, and non-profits that sustained damage and/or loss during the…
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Emergency Services
Eastern Sierra Unified Command 2023 Spring Runoff Emergency FAQ
On March 8, the Inyo County Board of Supervisors proclaimed a local state of emergency as a result of the…
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Precaución a medida que aumentan las temperaturas
Precaución a medida que aumentan las temperaturas Las vías navegables locales presentarán peligros El Servicio Meteorológico Nacional fuera de Las…
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Caution Urged As Temperatures Rise
Caution Urged As Temperatures Rise Local Waterways Will Pose Hazards The National Weather Service out of Las Vegas warned Friday…
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Get Ready, Because Here it Comes: Local Agencies Form Unified Command in Face of Rising Temperatures
Get Ready, Because Here it Comes Local Agencies Form Unified Command in Face of Rising Temperatures While the Eastern…
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Eastern Sierra Emergency Workers Recognized
Emergency workers from Inyo and Mono counties were recently recognized for their outstanding efforts responding to the storms that wreaked…
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Avalanche Covers South Lake Road
An avalanche released above South Lake Road this morning at approximately 10:30 a.m., covering a portion of the route. No…
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Patience with Road Closures Urged
Motorists are asked to respect road closures throughout Inyo and Mono counties as crews work to repair damage caused by…
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Storm Threat Not Over
Storm Threat Not Over RUNOFF A MAJOR CONCERN THROUGHOUT EASTERN SIERRA The atmospheric river event that arrived in Inyo County…
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