Before the Pacific Palisades, which is attacked by a fire, will reopened to the public, LA Mayor Karen Bass reversed this controversial decision, and said It will keep in place.
The 11 hours of the bass announced that the residents of the damaged coastal flying land were extensively angry at the re -open, which will take effect at 8 am on Sunday.
Bath had previously stated that the California National Guard has withdrawn from, and he has been in the Manning checkpoint to prevent non -residents from entering the community.
The mayor believes that this announcement was proposed at a residential network seminar on Friday afternoon, which is an important development of the recovery process. However, many residents believe that it is too early to allow extensive entry into the area, which expresses concerns about toxic pollution, public safety and robbery.
The city council member of the area, Traci Park, and the citizen leader Steve Soboroff, the citizen leader appointed by bass two weeks ago, led the city’s wildfire recovery. Opening is too early.
Less than 30 hours later, Baths announced that she was reversing the course. She said that before 8 pm on Saturday, the inspection station will stay in place with the help of Governor Gavin Newsom, which provides additional law enforcement resources for New York City. Urban leaders said at a meeting on Friday that since the outbreak of the devastating fire on January 7, the Los Angeles Police Department and the National Guard have undergone pressure on the inspection station with the National Guard.
According to the mayor’s office, LAPD will transfer Palizard’s responsibility to the California highway patrol and the National Guard from Monday, which will enable LAPD to increase services throughout the city.
Bath said in a statement: “I thank the Governor News Agency for their continuous partnership because we responded to this unprecedented disaster.” “We continue to adapt to this dynamic situation in real time. The plan ensures that Palisad Palisades also reduced the pressure of LAPD, and LAPD’s ability to have the ability to be affected by the entire Los Angeles was affected by nearly a month.
Newsom promised his support in a statement: “Survivors to these fires: We have your support, and the state will be here until your community is completely recovered.”
Park is a member of the council of the bass plan at a network seminar on Friday with residents. He praised the closed decision to praise. He said she was grateful to the mayor, and the governor heard the residents expressed. Worry.
Parker said she had contacted the governor to fix the National Guard in an appropriate position and talk to Newsom.
“Based on these dialogues, I formulated a written plan and sent an email letter to the mayor Bes. The police director updated my request and asked the area to close it for various reasons and suggest that we implement an alternative plan.” Essence “Therefore, I am very happy to receive this, and they can make a response and modify the decision.”
When asked how long the checkpoint would stay, the mayor’s office did not respond immediately.
When asked in time, Parker said: “I think this is a continuous dialogue.” “We must have practical expectations to understand that many institutions lack resources in resources, but we must also understand the scope of the disaster, and urgently need to need Quickly and effectively obtain dangerous materials, but this toxic rubble stands upside down and disappears from the ground.
