In the aftermath of the Palisade Fire, a seawater advisory is in place for the Los Angeles County coastline a few miles.
The consultation will continue until the announcement from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is issued between Las Flores Beach and Santa Monica State Beach.
Beach visitors can stay on the sand, but were advised to stay away from fire debris and the ocean.
The department also issued the following non-fire-related beach area warnings for bacteria levels exceeding health standards when it was last tested.
Sulfrieder Beach Lagoon: 100 yards up and down the coast from the public toilets in Santa Monica. Ashland Abenews Storm Drain from Storm Drain: 100 yards up and down the coast from the Storm Drain Drain Drain in Venice Beach: 100 yards up and down the coast at Culver Boulevard Storm Drain Dock Weiler Beach : Move up and down the coast 100 yards from Stormdrain Indock Weiler Beach in Westchester Stormdrain. From the Storm Drain, go up and down the coast 100 yards up and down the coast, go up and down the coast 100 yards from Puerco Canyon Storm Drain in Puerco Beach and Escondido State Beach. Go up and down the coast 100 yards from the Marie Canyon Storm Drain Stream at Puerco Beach. Go up and down the coast 100 yards from the Storm Drain at Carbon Canyon Beach and go up and down the coast 100 yards from the Sweet Water Canyon Storm Drain at Storm Drain at Rose Abe News Storm Drain. Mother Beach in Marina Del Rey: The whole swimming area
This information can also be found on the 800-525-5662 Advisory Hotline and the Environmental Health website www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/beach.
Public members seeking additional information about the seawater condition can call 626-430-5360.
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