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federal agencies when residents are requested to vacate the area due to an imminent threat.All non-essential persons are requested to leave loitering in, the area will be escorted out and not permitted to re-enter the area. Those found to be interfering with the disaster Edison, the Gas Company, etc shall be permitted beyond closures for official business only. television station or network from entering the area unless the area is determined to be a crime scene. agencies. Voluntary Evacuation orders are issued when residents should begin preparing for a potential mandatory evacuation order to be issued.Access to the area under a voluntary evacuation order may or may not restricted by a soft or hard closure. into a serious threat, residents are advised to prepare for the issuance of an evacuation order. television station or network from entering the area unless it is a secured crime scene. The Thomas fire started on December 4, 2017 and burned approximately 281,893 acres across Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties. Post-fire soil conditions in areas adjacent to mountains and hills are well known for their ability to produce rock and debris flows. These rock and debris flow form rapidly, and the outcome is often devastating during high-intensity rainfall. Additionally, areas that are not typically prone to flooding may now be at new risk due to higher than usual flows in nearby streams and creeks. Due to its mas*ive size, the Thomas Fire burn area has been divided into 10 zones. The purpose of zoning the burn area is to enable public safety officials the ability to address evolving conditions both before and during a rain event. Geographical zones have been devised based on several factors including contributing watershed, hazard type, and jurisdiction. Please click on the link below to access the. VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER INFORMATION HOTLINE – (805) 465-6650.