Evacuation Lifted for Downtown Los Altos
The city of Los Altos had ordered a mandatory evacuation for downtown due to a gas leak reported in Parking Plaza North near 1st Street.
- The leak was significant, with an audible sound indicating a substantial amount of gas escaping.
- The Santa Clara County Fire Department worked with Los Altos to evacuate the area.
- People were advised to avoid the downtown area between Foothill, Edith, and Main streets until further notice.
By 11:37 a.m., the evacuation order was lifted for most of downtown Los Altos, except for the building at 199 First St., which was still being ventilated by firefighters.
No injuries were reported, and no buildings were damaged as a result of the leak, according to the police.
Author's summary: Evacuation lifted in downtown Los Altos after gas leak.
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