Evacuees were told they could go to an emergency shelter at Contra Costa Community College’s gymnasium, 2600 Mission Bell Drive.
Residents of several blocks in San Pablo were ordered Wednesday afternoon to immediately evacuate their homes after a hazardous materials incident in the area.
The evacuation orders were issued by the San Pablo Police Department for an area bordered by Giant Road to the west, Miner Avenue on the north, 11th Street to the east and Palmer Avenue to the south. Evacuees were told they could go to an emergency shelter at Contra Costa College’s gymnasium, located at 2600 Mission Bell Drive.
Residents were told to take only what they could carry with them, and to stay off phone lines — unless they were reporting a life-threatening emergency or could not leave their home. Details about the hazardous substance, as well as what precipitated the evacuation alerts, were not immediately known.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Hazardous materials incident triggers evacuations in San PabloSan Pablo police have called for evacuations Wednesday for an area near Stanton Avenue and Giant Road due to a “hazmat event.”
Les mer »
Residents ordered to shelter in place due to hazmat event in San Pablo neighborhood, police saySan Pablo police issued a shelter-in-place alert Wednesday for an area near Stanton Avenue and Giant Road due to a 'hazmat event.'
Les mer »
Shelter-in-place alert issued for hazmat situation in San PabloSan Pablo police issued a shelter-in-place alert Wednesday for an area near Stanton Avenue and Giant Road due to a 'hazmat event.'
Les mer »
Residents ordered to evacuate due to hazmat event in San Pablo neighborhood, police sayUPDATE: The shelter-in-place warning in San Pablo near Stanton Avenue and Giant Road has been upgraded to an evacuation order due to a 'hazmat event,' police said.
Les mer »
95-acre Almond Fire erupts in Cabazon, prompting evacuation orderA vegetation fire erupted in Cabazon, quickly spreading to at least 95 acres and prompting evacuations, the Riverside County Fire Department said.
Les mer »