From the air, California deputies warn homeless living on riverbanks of storm floodwater danger

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB) Swift Water Response teams are taking to the skies to ensure the safety of unsheltered residents living near riverbed areas as a powerful storm approaches.

The teams are working diligently to warn individuals about the potential dangers of sheltering too close to fast-moving storm waters.

As the region braces for heavy rainfall and increased river flow, the SEB Swift Water Response teams have launched aerial operations to survey riverbed areas within Los Angeles County. Equipped with advanced technology and a commitment to public safety, the teams are identifying encampments and swiftly delivering crucial warnings to those at risk.

The SEB Swift Water Response teams are not only issuing warnings but also providing assistance to those in need. Unsheltered residents who are located during the aerial operations are directed to safety and connected with vital services, including shelter options, food resources, and medical assistance.

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