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Bacteria At Some Beaches Near Dockweiler Continues to Exceed State Standard
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Bacteria at some beaches near Dockweiler continues to exceed state standards
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Beach Warning in Southern California – NBC Los Angeles
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Heads up!
The LA County Department of Public Health issued a health alert for beaches near Dockweiler and El Segundo due to elevated bacteria levels.
According to the health department there currently isn t any sewage being discharged into the ocean but bacteria levels often fluctuate.
These are the beaches currently affected:
El Segundo Beach at the Grand Avenue storm drain (Near Dockweiler Tower 60)
Dockweiler State Beach at Ballona Creek (near Dockweiler Tower 40);
Culver Blvd storm drain; Hyperion Plant outfall; Imperial Highway storm drain (Dockweiler Tower 56); Westchester storm drain; and World Way extension.
Other beaches to avoid:
Montana Ave. storm drain at Santa Monica Beach (Santa Monica North Tower 8)
Bacteria increase at beaches near Hyperion sewage discharge triggers a warning
The ocean at Dockweiler State Beach was made off limits earlier this month due to a sewage spill. Now, elevated bacteria levels are prompting officials to issue a water warning.
(Christina House / Los Angeles Times)
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High bacteria levels at beaches near the site of a massive sewage discharge in Playa del Rey have prompted Los Angeles County health officials to issue a warning about going in the water.
The L.A. County Department of Public Health did not rule out a link between the 17-million-gallon sewage release from the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant on July 11 and the rise in bacteria.