There has not been any further significant land movement in the area of Peartree Lane. The movement observed is related to the heavily damaged red-tagged homes “settling,” meaning their instability caused the structures to further collapse and move away from the headscarp (the steep edge at the upper part of the slide). The land itself has not shifted.

the stabilization work has not been impacted by land movement. As a priority, this winter, the Homeowners Association (HOA) worked to complete winterization measures in the canyon to reduce the potential for land instability during the rainy season. Now, the HOA is working to implement a stabilization plan along the headscarp of the slide area, which is meant to stabilize the street and infrastructure in the street. Once the HOA completes this stabilization work, the County will then be able to replace the sewer lines so that service may be restored to yellow-tagged homes.

As we approach one year since the land movement incident on Peartree Lane, the City invites the entire community to share in a moment of reflection. The land movement event on July 8, 2023, resulted in the red-tagging of twelve homes, yellow-tagging of five homes and displacement of several individuals and families of our City.

From the outset of the crisis, our community rallied together in inspiring ways to support those affected. From financial assistance, to meal donations, to coordinating services and providing housing support, the collective outpour shown by our community was extraordinary.

“The ongoing solidarity and support from our community during this challenging time has been amazing to witness,” said Mayor Velveth Schmitz. “The assistance of our County partners and contributions that have been made from local restaurants, residents and organizations have provided helpful aid and also strengthened community spirit.”

As we look to the future, much hard work remains. The stabilization efforts by the neighborhood Homeowners Association (HOA) are underway to minimize further land movement and erosion. We are informed that completion of these stabilization efforts may be expected by the Fall. Once stabilization is complete, the County will proceed with the necessary sewer repairs to enable re-occupancy of the yellow-tagged homes.

Our goal moving forward remains steadfast: to protect and support every member of our community with diligence and compassion. As we mark this anniversary, let us continue to uphold the spirit of solidarity and resilience that defines Rolling Hills Estates. Together, we will emerge stronger knowing that our community spirit is unwavering. Thank you for your ongoing support and dedication to our community. 

The City of Rolling Hills Estates and Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management have received a preliminary analysis report prepared on behalf of the City and County to investigate the cause of the Peartree Lane land movement. The report, completed by a geotechnical firm, GeoKinetics, is part of the City and County’s pending applications for disaster reimbursement from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). According to the report: "the primary factor that caused the Peartree Lane Slope Failure was the unusually heavy rainfall that occurred during the winter of 2022-2023."

The City and County submitted the report to FEMA last week. It is important to emphasize that this report is preliminary in nature, and it is distinct and separate from the geotechnical investigation being prepared for the Homeowners Associations for the purposes of stabilizing and remediating their private property.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

GeoKinetics was retained by the City of Rolling Hills Estates to investigate the cause(s) of the Peartree Lane Slope Failure which became apparent on July 8th of 2023. The slope failure has since moved laterally up to approximately 45 feet into the adjacent canyon. Five multi-family townhome structures that contained a total of twelve units were destroyed by the slope failure and/or red-tagged due to their proximity to the slope failure headscarp. Two other townhome buildings containing a total of five units have been yellow-tagged due to damage to the utilities that service those homes.

GeoKinetics' assessment activities included a review of the available documentation pertaining to the subject development along with regional geologic data, retrieval and evaluation of historic aerial photographs and topographic data, multiple inspections of the slope failure area, low altitude drone photography of the slope failure, down-hole logging of large diameter borings, laboratory testing of samples collected from the slope failure, the retrieval and analysis of rainfall data, and other tasks. Based on this assessment, we have concluded that the primary factor which caused the Peartree Lane  Slope Failure was the high level of precipitation that occurred during the winter of 2022-2023 from an historic outbreak of "atmospheric rivers" that impacted the state of California. Long term changes in the hillside vegetation and localized surficial failures along the relatively steep slope that descends into the canyon were identified as secondary factors that impacted the timing of the slope failure.

Statement from Mayor Huff:

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is grateful to the Los Angeles County Fire Department Urban Search and Rescue Team for their recovery mission on Peartree Lane. This operation to collect household hazardous waste from the homes was critical to protecting the environment ahead of the anticipated rain this weekend, and I know our residents appreciated the retrieval of some personal items as well. We also thank Supervisor Hahn and her office for the continuous support and dedication of County resources

General Community Update: 7/25/23, 5:00 p.m. 

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

Starting Wednesday, July 26, we will provide Community Updates only when there is significant information to share.

General Community Update: 7/24/23, 5 p.m

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

On Saturday afternoon, the Local Assistance Center (LAC) closed after three consecutive days of successfully connecting affected Peartree Lane residents with important services and information. Nearly 20 agencies and community organizations were on hand to help residents receive in-person assistance in the wake of the disaster.

Among the Center’s highlights: residents coordinated with officials to arrange free short-term rental stays of up to 30 days courtesy of Airbnb; the Peninsula Friends of the Library distributed free books to residents; the Peninsula Seniors offered free memberships; the San Pedro & Peninsula YMCA offered complimentary flex family memberships; and a L.A. County Fire Department support dog brought levity and cheer to the room.

The City would like to extend its appreciation to L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn and the County Office of Emergency Management for standing up the LAC, and to the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District for offering its Ridgecrest Intermediate School auditorium as the host location. 

There continues to be an outpouring of support to the Peartree Lane residents with El Pollo Inka, Gaetano’s and Rizzo’s Pizza donating meals over the weekend. As a reminder, the Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula is organizing donation efforts for those who have been affected by the land movement. They are currently accepting check donations, which should be made out to the Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation.

We will provide the next community update tomorrow at approximately 6:00 p.m., even if there is nothing new to update the community about. Starting Wednesday, July 26, we will provide Community Updates only when there is significant information to share.

General Community Update: 7/21/23, 5 p.m. 

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

Earlier today, City staff met with leaders from County agencies and utility providers to further cement interagency coordination on response and recovery efforts. We will share more information as it becomes publicly available.

We do not anticipate publishing any community updates over the weekend. We will provide the next community update on Monday at approximately 6:00 p.m., even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/20/23, 5 p.m. 

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

This afternoon saw the successful launch of the Local Assistance Center, a joint effort of Los Angeles County and the City to establish a one-stop shop for affected individuals and families to receive services from 20-plus agencies on hand. The City’s Emergency Operations Center team was on-site today and is appreciative of all of those participating. The Local Assistance Center will be open Friday and Saturday, as well, to assist displaced residents of Peartree Lane.

As a reminder, the Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula is organizing donation efforts for those impacted by the land movement. The City would like to express its deep thanks to the California Water Company, which last night pledged a $10,000 donation to the Peartree Lane Relief Fund.

Earlier today, the homeowners association (HOA) informed the City that the HOA's geotechnical firm – GMU Geotechnical – yesterday started work at Peartree Lane to investigate the land movement. As the City understands, that work will be ongoing and a specific timeline for completion is unknown. Operational details of the work are private matters between the HOA and Peartree Lane homeowners, and questions regarding the assessment should be directed to the HOA’s management company, Scott Management Company.

We will provide the next community update at approximately 6 p.m. tomorrow, even if there is nothing new to update the community about. We do not anticipate publishing any community updates over the weekend.

General Community Update: 7/19/23, 5 p.m. 

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

This afternoon, Supervisor Janice Hahn — in coordination with the City and the L.A. County Office of Emergency Management — announced new support services that will be forthcoming for the residents impacted by the Peartree Lane land movement. This includes establishing a Local Assistance Center, a new partnership with Airbnb to provide displaced residents with places to stay, and plans for Urban Search and Rescue recovery efforts within the damaged homes on Peartree Lane.

"The entire Rolling Hills Estates City Council and I are incredibly proud of the tireless efforts of our City staff to explore so many avenues for supporting our displaced residents during this tragedy. Their dedication and creative thinking has opened up doors to fruitful partnerships, including other government agencies, local restaurants and nonprofits," said Rolling Hills Estates City Manager Greg Grammer. "We also especially want to thank our County partners, including the Office of Emergency Management and Supervisor Hahn's office, for their ongoing assistance. Our community needs all the help we can get at the moment, and the County has been a steadfast partner in securing resources."

Earlier today, the City and its geotechnical engineer visited the Peartree Lane site to assess city infrastructure related to the damaged sewer main line. The engineer conducted drone flights to assess the infrastructure, and that data will be analyzed to inform sewer repairs. The L.A. County Fire Department and utility providers have also been conducting geotechnical assessments for their own purposes. It is important to note that these evaluations are entirely separate from the homeowners association (HOA) investigation of the underlying cause of the land movement. It is the City’s understanding that the HOA has retained the services of a geotechnical firm and will begin its investigative work at the site in the coming days.

We will provide the next community update at approximately 6 p.m. tomorrow, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/18/23, 5:30 p.m. 

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5:30 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

Everyone involved — the City, the HOA, the County and all our public safety partners — shares the same goals to learn about the causes of this land movement. Good engineering and science takes time, and we anticipate it will likely take months to gain a solid picture of the underlying causes of the land movement. The City will continue to share information as it becomes publicly available, and we thank the community and media in advance for their patience.

This morning, the City met with L.A. County Public Works regarding the land movement and sewer line repairs on Peartree Lane. We will continue collaborating with the County to understand and establish a path forward on the necessary repairs.

Later this week, the L.A. County Office of Emergency Management will open a Local Assistance Center in coordination with the City to support Peartree Lane residents impacted by the land movement. This Center will provide a single location where individuals and families may obtain information from more than 20 agencies on hand about the services and assistance they need.

As a reminder, the Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula is organizing donation efforts for those who have been affected by the land movement. They are currently accepting check donations, which should be made out to the Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation. We thank the Rotary Club and all our community partners for their efforts.

We will provide the next community update at approximately 6 p.m. tomorrow, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/17/23, 5 p.m. 

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

Today, members of the City’s Emergency Operations Center team met virtually with federal representatives and briefed them on the land movement situation. We are grateful for their partnership and thank the offices of Senator Feinstein, Senator Padilla and Congressman Lieu for their continued efforts to support our community.

Starting tomorrow, July 18, the City will transition to a once-daily update about the land movement situation, which we will post at approximately 6 p.m. We will provide that community update even if there is nothing new to update the community about. 

General Community Update: 7/17/23, 12 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 12 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

The City would like to offer our sincere appreciation and thanks to The Red Onion restaurant and Lamppost Pizza for stepping up over the weekend to provide complimentary meals to the displaced residents of Peartree Lane. We are so grateful for the support of our amazing community partners!

We will provide our next Community Update at approximately 6 p.m. today, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/16/23, 6:00 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 6:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

We will provide our next Community Update at approximately 12 p.m. tomorrow, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/15/23, 6:00 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 6:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

We do not anticipate any significant updates over the weekend. We will provide our next Community Update at approximately 6 p.m. tomorrow, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/14/23, 5:30 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5:30 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

The City sent a text alert at 1 p.m. today through our notification system "Alert SouthBay" within the Everbridge platform. This was simply a reminder of how to receive our urgent notifications. If you did not receive our alert, please visit www.RHE.city/News for registration instructions. The City will continue to send important notifications & alerts via Alert SouthBay, email newsletters and the City’s social media sites. You can Subscribe directly to the City's emails by completing the contact form on www.RHE.city/News and selecting the "Urgent Notifications" list. You can also subscribe to other City News as well. The City will continue to post General Community Updates on www.RHE.city/PeartreeLane.

Please be advised that the Peartree Lane neighborhood has a separate brush clearance project in process. This work will continue throughout parts of the canyon but will be carefully navigating the area below Peartree Lane. Work is being coordinated with Los Angeles County Fire Departments and is expected to be completed Friday, July 21.

As a reminder, the Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula is organizing donation efforts for those who have been affected by the land movement.

• They are currently accepting check donations, which should be made out to the Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation.
• Please mail checks to: Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation, Inc. 904 Silver Spur Road, #270, Rolling Hills Estates, CA  90274.
• Please mention “Peartree Lane Relief Fund” on your check.
• The EIN for tax purposes is 33--0435321.
• The Rotary Club requests that all donors include an email address with their donation so they can forward donation letters appropriately. An online donation option is not available at this time.

We do not anticipate any significant updates over the weekend. We will provide our next Community Update at approximately 6 p.m. tomorrow, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/14/23, 12 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 12 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

The Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula has stepped forward to organize donation efforts for those who have been affected by the land movement.

• They are currently accepting check donations, which should be made out to the Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation.
• Please mail checks to: Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation, Inc. 904 Silver Spur Road, #270, Rolling Hills Estates, CA  90274.
• Please mention “Peartree Lane Relief Fund” on your check.
• The EIN for tax purposes is 33--0435321.
• The Rotary Club requests that all donors include an email address with their donation so they can forward donation letters appropriately. An online donation option is not available at this time.

Rotary Club President Julia Parton states: "Rotary’s international theme this year is to 'Create Hope in the World.' This theme of hope resonates strongly during challenging times for our community. As we face this challenge together, the Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula stands proudly, ready to assist and support those in need. The Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula members embody the spirit of service above self, stepping forward with compassion and determination to make a difference. I am so happy that we are here to support our community."

"Ever since our community learned their neighbors were in need, there has been an outpouring of offers to assist them. Sometimes, you need a helping hand to focus all those offers and create the best possible options," said Mayor Britt Huff. "On behalf of the entire City Council, we thank the Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Peninsula for their efforts to organize donations to the Peartree Lane Relief Fund."

We will provide our next Community Update at approximately 6 p.m. today, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/13/23, 6 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 6 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

The City coordinated a site visit earlier today at 4:15 p.m. with local elected leaders Senator Ben Allen, Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi, County Supervisor Janice Hahn and Rolling Hills Estates Councilmembers. They then made themselves available to the media to address questions afterward. The City sincerely thanks these leaders for their time and dedication to ensuring all levels of government are coordinating their response.

The Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management (LACOEM) was also on site and tomorrow will work with the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) to perform an initial damage assessment. While onsite today, LACOEM met with residents to communicate important information about options for assistance.

The City continues to express its gratitude for community partners who are coming to the aid of those who have been displaced and/or voluntarily evacuated their homes. The American Red Cross will be providing meals to the displaced residents in temporary hotel accommodations beginning Saturday, July 15, and will continue for the next two weeks. The Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District (PVPUSD) has been in contact with the families of students in the affected area. PVPUSD has shown their support for the families and will provide accommodations to alleviate any potential school or enrollment stress.

We will provide our next Community Update at or before noon tomorrow, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/13/23, 12 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 12:00 p.m., there have been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update and no new reported significant land movements. However, this remains an active situation and the City and residents remain on alert for potential changes.

This morning, two red-tagged homes were burglarized on Peartree Lane in the area affected by the land movement. L.A. County Sheriff’s deputies, with help from the Torrance Police Department, quickly apprehended the suspects and recovered the stolen property. The City has been collaborating with the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department to provide security of the area and has been in discussions with the homeowners association on the need to retain private security. The City thanks a neighborhood resident who took note of the burglars and quickly alerted authorities. The resident’s diligence and swift action were critical to the speed with which the Sheriff’s Deputies were able to capture the suspect burglars. We encourage all residents to report observed suspicious activity to the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department-Lomita Station. 

The City is actively working with residents to assist in temporary accommodations and to address other basics such as refuse collection services in the neighborhood. There has been an outpouring of interest in supporting these affected residents. The Promenade Mall owners have donated gift cards to be distributed to the residents of the 17 displaced homes. The City is in discussions with a local non-profit to help coordinate efforts and will share the information as soon as more details are available.

The City has been engaged with the Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Services to identify financial resources and services to both assist the residents and the City with the response to the land movement. The City is coordinating a site visit today by local elected leaders Senator Ben Allen, Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi, County Supervisor Janice Hahn and Rolling Hills Estates Councilmembers to ensure all levels of government are coordinating their response. 

The homeowners association has engaged a geological engineering firm to begin to assess the situation. The firm should be onsite within the next several days to begin their assessment work. At this time, the City cannot speculate on the actions the homeowners association’s geotechnical firm may suggest or what actions they may take.

We will provide our next Community Update at or before 6 p.m. today, even if there is nothing new to update the community about.

General Community Update: 7/12/23, 5:30 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 5 p.m. there has been no new evacuation orders issued since the last update. There is also no additional land movement reported since the last update at noon today. The City of Rolling Hills Estates and Supervisor Janice Hahn’s Office announced a $125,000 fund to support temporary housing arrangements for evacuees. Read more here. We will provide our next Community Update at or before noon tomorrow, even if that update is that nothing has changed. 

General Community Update: 7/12/23, 12:30 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 12 p.m., there is no new additional information to report. No new evacuations have been issued since the last update. There is also no additional land movement reported since the last update. The Rolling Hills Estates City Council voted unanimously last night to proclaim a local emergency, which will allow the City to request state and federal assistance for its ongoing response. We will provide our next Community Update at or before 6 p.m. tonight.

General Community Update: 7/11/23, 5:15 p.m.

The City of Rolling Hills Estates is providing the community an update on the Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013) land movement situation. As of 4PM this afternoon, the earth movement has slowed. However, due to a break in a sewer main, five additional housing units have been ordered to evacuate (bringing it to a total of 17 units). This sewer line break is due to land movement, but not the movement of the newly evacuated housing units. Newly evacuated residents are being provided with assistance to find shelter and the City has been in direct contact with them all. LA County Fire, City Staff, utility services and building safety officials remain onsite supporting the situation and LA County Sheriff Deputies are currently securing the site for safety.

Tonight, the Rolling Hills Estates City Council will consider a resolution to declare "local emergency" that will open up Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) and California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES) support to the City’s efforts to address this situation. 

An additional community update will be provided by noon tomorrow (7/12) unless a more urgent update is needed, even if that update provides no additional news.

7/10/23 6 p.m.

Today, the Rolling Hills Estates City Council, @SupJaniceHahn @LACAssessor @LACOFD Chief Marrone visited Peartree Lane. The Assessor pledged support to affected residents by reassessing property values & lowering/eliminating their property tax. We thank our County partners for their assistance. 

Early this evening, the City met with affected residents to provide information about resources available for support services. We continue to be here for our community. #RHEresilient

There are no further Peartree Lane land movement updates at this time. Any new information will be shared on www.RHE.city/PeartreeLane and our City social media sites.

General Community Update: 7/10/23

On Saturday, July 8, the City learned of significant land movement on Peartree Lane (Zone RHE-E013). Twelve homes were red-tagged and evacuated, displacing 16 residents. This remains an active situation, however no further homes have been affected. The City is collaborating with Los Angeles County agencies and the Red Cross for sheltering and support needs to ensure every resource is available to these residents. We have officially activated our Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and the City Council will be declaring a state of emergency in order to access broader resources from our State and Federal agencies.

"The outpouring of support from our community has been amazing over these past few days. Not just from within Rolling Hills Estates, but from our neighboring cities and our elected officials at the County and State levels," said Mayor Britt Huff. "It has been truly inspiring to see how everyone is pulling together to offer assistance, especially to our displaced residents and their families."

In the meantime, the City is actively working with the L.A. County Fire Department and the Lomita Station of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to assess and monitor the affected area. Our public safety partners have confirmed: the Peartree Lane neighborhood is closed to the general public, except to residents, City officials and public safety staff. While utilities are now off in the area to remove some immediate threats, our partners require as little interference as possible to conduct their  investigations.

We ask our community to respect the privacy of those families who have been displaced from their homes during this difficult time. We will continue to provide community updates on www.RHE.city/PeartreeLane and our City social media sites as we learn more information.

If you need to report land movement or cracking on your own property, please email JessicaS@RollingHillsEstates.gov or call (310) 377-1577. For urgent matters or observation of any sudden shifts on your property, please call 9-1-1.