Road Closure Information

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Road Closure Information

Road Closure Website

Would you like to get notified when roads are closed and reopened in your area? You can now receive e-mail or cell phone alerts by signing up with eNotify!

To view a detailed list of all road closures or their estimated re-opening dates, please click the button below. The estimated re-opening dates may change without notice.

If you see discrepancies between the list and the maps, please use the data from the list.

For private property damage, please contact the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) at 800-621-FEMA (TTY 800-462-7585) or by visiting their website at www.fema.gov to make a claim and request for disaster assistance.

This website contains links to maps showing closed roads within unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County ONLY. The light green rectangles represent Thomas Guide pages. The legend below portray the road closure types.

LEGEND
	Closed roads
	Roads open to residents & emergency vehicles only
	Daily closures due to construction / Permits (for specific times, please see map)
	Limited-access roads (expect delays)
	Planned road closures (for specific dates, please see map)

Maps are in Adobe PDF format and may take a few minutes to display for our dial-up visitors.

Other Important Links

Link to Los Angeles City Road Closures

Link to Caltrans

Link to USDA Forest Service - Angeles National Forest

Link to Storm Project Construction Update in the Topanga and Malibu Areas

Frequently Asked Question

Are there any public transportation systems that I can utilize in the Antelope Valley area and Santa Clarita that will take me to the basin?

E-Government Project of the Year

Last Update - 3:25 pM 09-23-2008
Next update on or before - 10:00 aM 09-24-2008

To view a map:

Hover your mouse pointer over one of the rectangles in the map.

When the pointer arrow turns into a pointing hand, click the left mouse button.

When the PDF map page appears, use the zoom in option (looks like or similar to ) to zoom and pan. Use the print icon in the PDF viewer (not the one for the browser window) to print the map.

NOTE: These maps are in Adobe PDF format. If you do not have Adobe PDF Reader (or are having problems viewing the PDF files), you can download the latest version free of charge by clicking the link below. For those having problems reading the PDF files, try moving the mouse pointer over a Thomas page in the map, right-click once then click the "save target as" option.