Saddle Ridge Fire is threatening the San Fernando Valley
- •ALL of Porter Ranch (north of 118FY) from Reseda to De Soto
- •Oakridge Estates (north of 210FY)
- •West of Balboa, North of Sesnon to the Ventura County border with DeSoto as the western border
- •People and small pets:
- •Sylmar Recreation Center (13109 Borden Ave)
- •Granada Hills Recreation Center (16730 Chatsworth St)
- •Large Animals:Hansen Dam
#SaddleridgeFire The Granada Hills Rec Center is now FULL and not able to accept any more residents. A new evacuation center is open at Mason Park (https://t.co/uy0iysA1wK)
— LAFD (@LAFD) October 11, 2019
Road closures according to Caltrans:
SB 5 @ Calgrove
NB 5 @ 118
NB 14 at Newhall
WB 210 @ 118
WB 118 Balboa to DeSoto
NB 405 @ 118
EB 118 connector to WB 210
EB 118 conn to NB 405
NB 405 conn to WB 118
NB/SB 5 conn to EB 118
MANDATORY EVACUATIONS in red for the #SaddleridgeFire :
– ALL of Porter Ranch north of the 118 freeway
-Balboa to the Ventura County border, north of Sesnon
– Oakridge Estates in SylmarYellow is evac warning zone, which means be prepared to evacuate immediately if needed. pic.twitter.com/Bh4uqtMJfb
— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) October 11, 2019
The mandatory evacuation zone for the #SaddleRidgeFire is now from Balboa Blvd to the Ventura County line north of Sesnon Blvd. From Sesnon to the 118 freeway, it’s an evac warning zone. Please be prepared. Spread the word to your neighbors, friends & loved ones in those areas. pic.twitter.com/wIlNVdhUaK
— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) October 11, 2019
- Large Animals:
- Hansen Dam (11770 Foothill Blvd)
- If you need help with the evacuation of large animals, contact East Valley Animal Shelter 818-756-9323

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