La Cienega And San Vicente Blvd. Temporarily Closed For Hazmat Issue

March 12, 2024 ·

A few roads in Beverly Hills were closed because of a Hazmat issue. Photo by ac Gudakov via Unsplash.

BEVERLY HILLS—On Saturday, March 9, the Beverly Hills Police Department disclosed via their alert system that due to an ongoing hazmat situation, vehicular and pedestrian traffic on Wilshire Boulevard between La Cienega Boulevard and San Vicente Boulevard was closed.

Traffic was closed in both directions. Hazmat personnel were on the scene. The BHPD announced at 12:22 p.m. that roads were reopened in the area to vehicles and pedestrians.

By Trevor

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