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[INCIDENT DISPATCH]
ASLT /ASSAULT IN BIG BEAR LAKE - BIG BEAR BLVD BIG BEAR LAKE CITY
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CALTRANS UPDATE:
SBCO:🚧Pavement and safety upgrades on SR-18 in Apple Valley continues, with both day and night work, Sunday through Thursday. Lane closures may take place as needed.📲See alert for location info: [Click Here]
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October 31, 2025 at 11:00AM

FRI OCT 31, 2025, 10:15 AM
2 MINUTES AGO
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
CRESTLINE
HIGHWAY 18 at CRESTLINE BRIDGE
10:14AM [10] ALL TRAFFIC STOPPED

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Happy Halloween Everyone!
Boo!

Boy that pop up add makes the site unusable.

Commercial Fire Alarm, Medic Engine 94 at Lakeside at Resort Condos 318, via way, between via way, and no cross street. ARROWHEAD E94

Traffic Collision, Medic Engine 50, Medic Ambulance 50A, Medic Engine 92, Northbound Highway 18, Mile Marker 36, between Unnamed Road and Snow Valley Mountain Resort Parking Access Road. RUN SPR E50

Benny, that certainly makes more sense than dirt and compaction.

Grizzly Mama, I would actually assume that after they compact dirt and install additional drainage, there will be some form of a bridge there. Otherwise, they would need literally tons and tons of fill to build the mountain back up.

If they do it right, and provide sufficient drainage, gabion style welded wire contained on site soils would work and be a lot cheaper.

But, the volume of water coming down the hill would need to be built into the design.

Those corregated metal pipes do not appear to be sufficient

A question, and maybe WAY off base, but...

Would a bridge in that 38 damaged space be faster/less expensive/better, than compacting that much ground to put back a road?

Re Hwy 38, I see no structural support.

Merely removing landslide debris.

Maybe they will key something in, but those photos are not impressive regarding repair

CALTRANS UPDATE:
🦺 Crews are accomplishing considerable advancements on SR-38 in the aftermath of the complete slip out triggered by the remnants of Tropical Storm Mario.
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October 29, 2025 at 03:07PM