Flooding causes road closure near Glen Helen, San Bernardino County CA
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Road ClosureAs discussed during the dispatch call, authorities reported a road closure near Glen Helen Parkway and Lytle Creek due to flooding. The creek was approximately 80 feet wide and moving at 15 to 20 miles per hour. County road crews were expected to assess roadway conditions after the water receded.
Audio|Heard on: Inland CHP
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Transcript:
00:00
103, confirm that. Are you going 97 Glen Helen Sycamore?
00:08
Got it. I just wanted to get these guys before they went that way.
00:16
103-97 Glen Helen Parkway and Sycamore Creek.
00:21
107 Glen Helen Sycamore.
00:29
Engine 153, 10-9[1], copy.
00:30
But the closure is set northbound Glen Helen from Lytle Creek.
00:35
153, Tom, I copy.
00:37
The closure is going to be set northbound Glen Helen from Lytle Creek.
00:43
Okay, copy, thank you.
00:44
The creek is now about 80 feet wide, going about 15, 20 miles an hour.
00:49
County roads may have to evaluate the roadway once it dries up.
01:00
I'm 7503. I copy 80 feet wide, about 15 to 20 miles an hour on county roads.
01:04
We'll have to evaluate the roadway once it's dry.
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10-9: Repeat last transmission
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Location mentioned:
Glen Helen Pkwy & Sycamore Creek Dr, California 92407
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