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Alhambra council to renew El Niño local emergency declaration

Renewing the declaration keeps staff authorized to buy supplies, make repairs and seek reimbursement for storm costs.

Alhambra City Council· posted Nov 9Vote

Alhambra's local emergency for El Nino storms would stay in effect, letting city staff quickly buy supplies, make repairs and request help from other agencies, and seek reimbursement for response costs. The City Council, which declared the emergency on October 12, 2026, must review it at least every 60 days under state law until it ends.

What happens next

Council review of the emergency again within 60 days until terminated

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