Gas Service Suspended In Pacific Palisades

January 9, 2025 ·

Photo courtesy of the city of Malibu Facebook page.

PACIFIC PALISADES—On Thursday, January 9, the city of Malibu posted on its Facebook page that SoCal Gas has temporarily suspended natural gas service along the Neptune Topanga pipeline due to ongoing safety concerns. This interruption will remain in effect until the active threat has been cleared.

The public is warned DO NOT attempt to restore gas services yourself. It is extremely dangerous and could put them and others at risk. SoCalGas crews will assist customers with service restoration.

To obtain more details visit www.SoCalGas.com/Fires for more information.

Due to a low-pressure event related to the Palisades Fire, the Los Angeles County Waterworks District No. 29 (LACWD) and the State Water Resources Control Board – Division of Drinking Water are issuing a mandatory boil water notice in the following areas:

-Sunset Mesa community (from Topanga Beach and Coastline Dr. South to Shoreheights Dr. North)

-Malibu coastal areas from Topanga Canyon Rd. to Carbon Canyon Rd., including Big Rock community and Carbon Mesa community

Individuals should only drink boiled water or bottled water until the notice is lifted. For more information, call LACWD customer service at (800) 675-4357 or the State Water Resources Control Board at (818) 551-2004 (business hours) or (213) 210-7100 (after hours).

By Trevor

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