Dozens of Rolling Hills residents are set to have their power and gas services shut off indefinitely due to the ongoing land movement in the area.
According to a webpage set up by the City of Rolling Hills, officials learned Saturday that some residents were being notified by Southern California Edison that their utilities would be turned off indefinitely by Wednesday at 6 p.m.
“This means affected residents’ power could be shut off at any time,” city officials said Saturday night, adding that utility companies are responsible for notifying customers of their service status.
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Officials did confirm that the public safety facilities that serve the gated community, including Los Angeles County Fire Station 56, remain fully operational.
They also noted that they have been urging utility companies to come up with engineering solutions in the hopes …